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January 15, 2013 By Steven E. Greer
The liquor licensed that was supposed to be discussed at the CB1 meeting tonight was not brought up for a vote or even discussion. No one on the CB1 board seems to know the identity of the establishment requesting the license, or whether there really is a tenant at all. Moreover, no member of the Brookfield staff attended the CB1 meeting, to our knowledge. By all evidence, progress with the WFC renovations, and signing up new tenants, is going slowly.
January 4, 2013 By Steven E. Greer
BatteryPark.TV previously report in 2012 how the renovations underway in the WFC were proceeding behind schedule because no tenants had been sign up. At the next CB1 meeting on January 15th, a mystery restaurant is applying for a liquor license. We believe this means that a lease has been signed, but cannot verify that.
Also on the CB1 agenda will be the topic of the much-needed traffic lights on West Thames Avenue, and the repair of the ballfields.
1/15 Battery Park City Committee – 6:00 PM Location: TBD
1) NY Waterways Ferry Re-powering Program – Update by CEO Paul Goodman (tentative)
2) Traffic Signals – Update by Joshua Kraus, NYC DOT
3) Tour bus parking violations – Update by Joshua Kraus, NYC DOT
4) 225 Liberty Street, application for wine and beer license for TBD – Resolution
5) BPC Ballfields – Discussion
6) Emergency Preparedness Lessons Learned – Discussion