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…This morning the Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to landmark 817, 826, 830, 832, 836, and 841 Broadway, after public hearings in December and February where the Commission faced criticism from neighborhood and…

The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) will hold its public hearing tomorrow at approximately 10am (join at 9:45am to be safe) on the proposed landmark designation of 70 Fifth Avenue, another…

…our neighborhood are 57 Sullivan Street (near Broome Street in the South Village), 138 Second Avenue (near St. Mark’s Place in the East Village), 2 Oliver Street (on the Lower…

The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) will hear a troubling application (click here to view) tomorrow for major changes to the buildings at the northeast corner of 14th Street and 9th Avenue in the…

In late March, scores of New Yorkers spent hours at the hearing on the Landmarks Preservation Commission’s proposed rules changes, to oppose the plan and urge that the public not…

After a firestorm of opposition from community boards, elected officials, and neighborhood, preservation, and good government groups, yesterday the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) retreated from many of the most controversial elements…

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will hold its public hearing onGVSHP’s proposal to landmark 827-831 Broadway (12th/13th Streets), cast iron loft buildings constructed in 1866 which in the mid-to-late 20th century housed an array…

Including Application to Demolish the Remaining Facade of the Fire-Damaged Middle Collegiate Church at 112 Second Avenue Village Preservation provides an ongoing record of all applications for changes to landmarked…

On Tuesday, scores of opponents turned out for the sole planned public hearing on the proposal by the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission to move a broad range of applications for…

…from Village Preservation and the preservation community, the Landmarks Preservation Commission dropped its plan to remove the 95 sites from its list of potential landmarks without any public hearing or…

…when the Community Board and NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission public hearings will take place, and how you can weigh in before decisions are made. You can also sign up for…

In April, amid great controversy and pushback over her plan to change the rules of the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) to cut the public out of the decision-making process in…

…when the Community Board and NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission public hearings will take place, and how you can weigh in before decisions are made. You can also sign up for…

GVSHP and fellow preservation organizations are pushing back against recent changes in practices and procedures by the Landmarks Preservation Commission which have the effect of severely limiting the public’s opportunity…

Earlier this year, the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission announced a new “Equity Framework” for considering landmark designations, saying they would seek to represent the full spectrum of our city’s diverse…

On Wednesday the City Council confirmed Sarah Carroll as the new Chair of the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC). Ms. Carroll is the first LPC Chair in decades with a background…

…anniversary and the upcoming Stonewall50 celebrations, it’s time to tell the City to step up and finally recognize these and other LGBT history sites as the landmarks that they are….

After two rejections by the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC), a proposal to build additions atop 827-831 Broadway, the 1866 loft buildings GVSHP successfully led a campaign to landmark and save…

Dear friend, I have some wonderful news to share — the Landmarks Preservation Commission has announced that they have dropped their plans to vote on the en masse de-calendaring of 94…

On Tuesday, the Landmarks Preservation Commission was again unable to reach consensus to approve or deny the application to allow demolition of the historic, 170+ year old former townhouses at…

This Spring, after vociferous opposition from GVSHP and other preservation groups, the Landmarks Preservation Commission pulled back from its plan to change its rules to cut the public out of…

In an important victory for preservation efforts, the Landmarks Preservation Commission has announced that they will hear and consider for potential landmark designation approximately 95 sites previously considered for “de-calendaring,”…

Plan Would Move Huge Number of Applications Out of Public View, Make Decisions Behind Closed Doors Hearing March 27th The NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) has proposed a broad set of changes…

…landmarked house at 4 St. Mark’s Place across the street to a planned new office tower at St. Mark’s Place and 3rd Avenue, increasing the tower’s size by 20%. One…

…when the Community Board and NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission public hearings will take place, and how you can weigh in before decisions are made. You can also sign up for…