Park Slope Civic Council joins Gowanus Neighborhood Coalition for Justice (GNCJ) partners in urgent call for environmentally sensitive planning during Gowanus Rezoning.
Please support our neighborhood organizations – The Annual CHIPS Gala is Wednesday, May 1st.
PSCC Trustees voted to endorse congestion pricing to fund NYC subways and buses. The Board of Trustees sent a letter of support to the five State Legislators whose districts include parts of Park Slope. The Civic Council has publicly supported congestion pricing since 2008.
Support for Congestion Pricing Read More »
On Saturday, October 13th the PSCC Arts Committee will be screening “Little Fugitive,” an award winning (1953) short by Ray Ashley, Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin. Featured at last year’s Shorts in the Slope Festival, “Little Fugitive” was introduced by Gowanus resident, Mary Engel, the filmmakers’ daughter.
“Little Fugitive” Screening Read More »
On July 27th, 5:00 PM – 8:30PM, @NYCPlanning is hosting an open house for the Gowanus Neighborhood Planning Study At @PS32Brooklyn.
Gowanus Neighborhood Planning Study Open House Read More »
NYC Subways and Buses – Come get answers to your questions about service issues and plans for the future. Join
Tues May 29: Assemblymember Robert Carroll To Host Town Hall on the MTA Read More »
The Park Slope Civic Council opposes a project proposed by Bruce Eicher for a site adjacent to the eastern boundary of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden that would involve a rezoning application involving a more than 300% increase in the allowable density of the site. 1,450 housing units in a building that is planned to be more than 40 stories tall, would forever overwhelm the botanic garden and its greenhouse visually and with significant shadows for much of the day
You Can Help Protect The Botanic Garden from Outsized Development Read More »
Suggestions for Green Holidays from the Sustainability Committee Americans toss 25% more trash between Thanksgiving and the New Year than
‘Tis the Season To Be Greener Read More »
The 78th Precinct and Police Service Area 1 invite you to the Neighborhood Coordinator Officer Program at the Brooklyn Museum at
78th Precinct and PSA1 Presents: Neighborhood Coordinator Officer Program Read More »
