This letter details a complaint from Rosanne Rosano, who resides at Kew Gardens, regarding the Proposed Rules Governing the Distribution of Advertisements of Private Property. She addresses unreasonable laws that are not adequately enforced.
This letter details comments from Frank Padavan, Senator of the 11th District, and Mark Weprin, member of Assembly District 24, regarding the Proposed Rules Governing the Distribution of Advertisements on Private Property. They address unwanted fliers left on lawns and the overcomplication of filing a complaint.
This document details the transcript from the public hearing on the Proposed Rules Governing the Distribution of Advertisements on Private Property. Citizens had the opportunity to comment and share their thoughts on these rules.
This document depicts the sign that is to be placed in a visible location on private property, in accordance with the Department of Sanitation's Lawn Litter law.
This document details the Department of Sanitation's Lawn Litter Program, which requires a sign to be placed in a visible location on private property. It also details how citizens can share their thoughts by filling out a citizen complaint form.
This notice details the opportunity to comment on the Department of Sanitation's Sanitation Garage and Salt Shed for Manhattan Districts 1, 2 & 5 project. Citizens will be able to share their thoughts on this project at a public hearing.
This Notice of Determination and Notice of Scoping Meeting details the Department of Sanitation's Consolidated Sanitation Garage for Manhattan Districts 1, 2 and 5 action and an environmental quality review of the action. This project may result in an adverse impact on traffic, air quality and noise and a Draft Environmental Impact Statement will be prepared.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn, State and City elected officials, environmentalists, environmental justice advocates and labor leaders call on the State Assembly to pass legislation that authorizes the construction and operation of a marine transfer station at Pier 52 on the Gansevoort Peninsula in Manhattan. This station will handle the recyclable metal, glass, plastic and paper that is generated in Manhattan, ensuring that the borough has the capacity to handle its own waste and recyclables.
The Department of Sanitation prepared the Report on Public Participation Plan Completion for the proposed Hamilton Avenue Converted Marine Transfer Station to document and verify its compliance with the Public Participation Plan. This report answers questions, addresses concerns, and identifies outstanding issues to the plan, and attests to the fact that the Public Participation Plan has been successfully completed for the converted Marine Transfer Station. This section includes a letter from Harry Szarpanski.
The Department of Sanitation prepared the Report on Public Participation Plan Completion for the proposed Hamilton Avenue Converted Marine Transfer Station to document and verify its compliance with the Public Participation Plan. This report answers questions, addresses concerns, and identifies outstanding issues to the plan, and attests to the fact that the Public Participation Plan has been successfully completed for the converted Marine Transfer Station. This section details the Department of Environmental Conservation letter that approved the Department of Sanitation Environmental Justice Public Participation Plan for the converted Marine Transfer Stations.
Greeley and Hansen Study of The Friends of the Hudson River Park Pier 76 Concept -The NYC Department of Sanitation requested that Greely and Hansen review and evaluate a proposal for the
development of a consolidated solid waste and recyclables transfer facility with a rooftop park on Pier 76 on the Hudson River at 36th street.
The City of New York must relocate its Sanitation District Garages and Salt Shed located at 2 Bloomfield Street and 427 Gansevoort Street as the Hudson River Park Act requires the removal
of these garage operations from this location.
Southwest Brooklyn Public Participation Report - The PPP report marked original contains the original Affadavit of the Publication for the Notice of Complete Application.
This Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) is being issued by the Department of Sanitation of the City of New York (DSNY) to facilitate the prepraration and implementation of a Comprehensive Solid Waste Plan (SWMP) for the City of New York for the period 2004 to 2024.