New York City scaffolding, sidewalk sheds may come down sooner after City Council vote
The package of scaffolding bills, introduced by council members Keith Powers and Erik Bottcher, calls for a study on new sidewalk designs to be submitted to the council by September, and raises the minimum height to 12 feet with better LED lighting. It also requires more frequent inspections.
Long-awaited reforms to city scaffolding laws approved by City Council
The City Council on Wednesday approved a package of five bills intended to cut back on the number of scaffolds — known as sidewalk sheds — that have long darkened New York’s streets, and improve the aesthetics of the ones that must remain up.
The next New York City mayor will inherit a mammoth housing crisis if elected, and nearly every candidate vying to oust Mayor ...
The report said those hospitalized involuntarily over a mental health crisis rarely have access to long-term care.
The Real Deal’s Daily Dirt discusses the passage of a package of bills that aims to clear city sidewalks of sidewalk sheds.
Team Trump” candidate Heshy Tischler failed to garner much support in the largely Orthodox Jewish Brooklyn district.
Whoever assumes control of the 700-person comptroller’s office and its $123 million budget will do so as the city contends ...
Sidewalk sheds, the widely reviled construction safety structures blighting public space in NYC, can only stay up for three ...
Community groups and conservative New York City Council members want to turn the City of Yes into the City of No.
New York Republicans filed a lawsuit challenging New York City’s largest rezoning effort since the 1960s, saying it violates ...
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