Sep 29, 2014 1 min read 1112 gilmore ct

Tomorrow: Community Board 15 Meeting

Community Board 15 is meeting tomorrow, September 29, at 7:00 p.m. at Kingsborough Community College (2001 Oriental Boulavard) in the faculty dining room. It’s the first general meeting of the season.

The Board was slated to have a full vote on the proposed 10,000 square foot expansion of Loehmann’s Seaport Plaza, but it has been postponed for further review. Because there’s a full agenda of nine other local projects, the Board held a special meeting last week for the zoning committee to hold public hearings. A final vote on those projects from the full Board will come tonight.

The nine projects are:

1601 Gravesend Neck Road – An application to legalize an existing physical culture establishment. This project, for FG Fitness Gallery, was

previously denied by the Board

after owners failed to send representation in June 2013. The Board at that time also voted to refuse to consider the matter again in the future.

2442 East 14th Street – An application for a special permit to allow the enlargement of a single family dwelling.
2137 East 12th Street – An application for a special permit to allow the enlargement of a single family dwelling.
4167 Ocean Avenue – An application for a special permit to allow the enlargement of a single family dwelling.
325 Avenue Y – An application for a special permit to allow a school within a M1-1 Zoning District
1937 East 14th Street – An application for a special permit to allow the conversion of a two family dwelling into a single family dwelling.
1981 East 9th Street – An application for a special permit to allow the enlargement of a single family dwelling.
1977 Homecrest Avenue – An application for a special permit to allow the enlargement of a single family dwelling.
2268 West 1st Street – An application for a special permit to allow the enlargement and conversion of an existing two family residence to a single family residence.

The board’s chairperson and district manager and various committee heads will deliver their monthly reports. There will also be time to hear residents’ concerns and discuss the reports, and elected officials may be in attendance.