APPROVED 05/04/2021
CB2 hearing: 03/11/202
LPC hearing: 04/06/2021 – No Action
LPC meeting: 05/04/2021 – APPROVED
Gansevoort Market Historic District
Between Washington Street and Ninth Avenue
—- APPLICATION INFORMATION —-
1) From the CB2 agenda: Application is to replace existing front facade and storefront, install a rear addition, and remediate existing roof conditions.
2) View the application: 05/04/2021 Available in PDF; 04/06/2021 Available in PDF.
3) View CB2 Resolution: Available in PDF.
4) View the video: A curated list of LPC videos of these presentations from March 2014 onward can be found on our YouTube page. To view the video from 04/06/2021, click HERE, and to view the video from 05/04/2021, click HERE. Please note that the LPC posts these videos about a week after the presentation. Videos include the applicant’s presentation, public testimony (for hearings only), and deliberation by the LPC commissioners.
5) LPC designation report: Available in PDF.
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—- STATUS OF THIS APPLICATION —-
This section provides updates if there are changes to the hearing dates listed above, which includes instances when an application has been laid over (aka postponed). If applicable, LPC public meeting dates for this application will also be tracked here. Please note that public testimony is taken at public hearings, but not at public meetings.
Please note: All LPC public hearings and public meetings are held at the Municipal Building, 1 Centre Street, 9th floor north, public hearing room (unless otherwise noted).
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05/04/2021 – At today’s public meeting, this application was approved by the LPC unanimously.
04/06/2021 – At today’s public hearing, the LPC took no action. The commissioners agreed that the design was very attractive but many questioned its appropriateness within the Gansevoort Market Historic District. The applicant was asked to restudy the design to see if it could relate better to its context.