PSCC vs. very flawed Pavilion plans
The PSCC was instrumental in getting an overflow crowd at a hearing on the “Pavilion condos” proposal and there’s hope that a much improved design will result.
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Historic District
HOUSE TOUR – this coming SUNDAY!
7 Amazing Park Slope Houses – Now that Brooklyn is NY’s go-to and LIVE-IN boro, the 56th “running’ of the annual Civic Council HOUSE TOUR is simply … the best of the best! – Sun. May 17th – Be there!
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PSCC Weighs in on the Mayor’s “Housing New York: Zoning for Quality and Affordability” Plan
Joining neighborhood organizations throughout New York City, PSCC Trustees and members had a spirited discussion (at the April Trustees meeting)
Park Slope – Architectural treasure trove!
We’re launching a new feature, one largely prompted by the emerging battle over “contextual zoning.”
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You Can Help Save the Historic Kentile Floors Sign
Brooklyn is poised to lose another icon of its industrial past. The Kentile Floors sign has been a treasured sight
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Ortner Awards inaugurated to support the preservation of Park Slope
More than likely, THIS is what you’re looking for. . . . The Historic District Committee of the Park Slope
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House Tour 2014
Homes throughout Park Slope will be on view Sunday May 18 from 12 noon through 5:30 pm.
Expanding the Historic District … Again (UPDATE)
A Big Hurdle Passed with the LPC on the North Slope Extension
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Learn the Latest about the Civic Council
Read the latest updates from the Park Slope Civic Council in the latest version of our Civic News newsletter.
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Local Electeds Endorse Efforts to Protect Pacific Library
State Assemblymember Joan Millman and City Councilmembers Stephen Levin and Letitia James have sent letters to the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission supporting efforts to landmark the historic Pacific Branch Library.
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