110 East 138 Street

A UDAAP, disposition of city-owned lots, special permit, authorizations (ZR 62-822a) to reduce width of screening buffers and allow a screen panel and (ZA 62-822c) to phase the WPAA, and waterfront cert. 110 East 138th Street/63 Exterior Street, by HPD and East 138th St JV associates LLC at 110 E 138th/63 Exterior St in Mott Haven, CD1, The Bronx.

An application by the New York City Department of Transportation involving the change of legal grade of Grand Concourse in order to facilitate the rehabilitation of the Grand Concourse bridge over Metro North Railroad in Community District 6, Borough of The Bronx.

A proposal for an amendment to the City Map to eliminate East 139th Street, a privately owned paper street, between Locust Avenue and the East River and to remove a water easement in the Port Morris neighborhood of the Bronx, Community District 1.

• If you rent in this building, the owner generally can't make you leave without going through housing court, and rent-stabilized tenants have extra protections. Call 311 and ask for the Tenant Helpline for free legal advice.
• Talk to your neighbors. Tenants who organize together have more power to negotiate relocation, buyouts or repairs.
• If demolition causes dust, noise after hours, or damage to your building, report it to 311.

• If you rent in this building, the owner generally can't make you leave without going through housing court, and rent-stabilized tenants have extra protections. Call 311 and ask for the Tenant Helpline for free legal advice.
• Talk to your neighbors. Tenants who organize together have more power to negotiate relocation, buyouts or repairs.
• If demolition causes dust, noise after hours, or damage to your building, report it to 311.

• If you rent in this building, the owner generally can't make you leave without going through housing court, and rent-stabilized tenants have extra protections. Call 311 and ask for the Tenant Helpline for free legal advice.
• Talk to your neighbors. Tenants who organize together have more power to negotiate relocation, buyouts or repairs.
• If demolition causes dust, noise after hours, or damage to your building, report it to 311.

• If you rent in this building, the owner generally can't make you leave without going through housing court, and rent-stabilized tenants have extra protections. Call 311 and ask for the Tenant Helpline for free legal advice.
• Talk to your neighbors. Tenants who organize together have more power to negotiate relocation, buyouts or repairs.
• If demolition causes dust, noise after hours, or damage to your building, report it to 311.

• If you rent in this building, the owner generally can't make you leave without going through housing court, and rent-stabilized tenants have extra protections. Call 311 and ask for the Tenant Helpline for free legal advice.
• Talk to your neighbors. Tenants who organize together have more power to negotiate relocation, buyouts or repairs.
• If demolition causes dust, noise after hours, or damage to your building, report it to 311.

• If you rent in this building, the owner generally can't make you leave without going through housing court, and rent-stabilized tenants have extra protections. Call 311 and ask for the Tenant Helpline for free legal advice.
• Talk to your neighbors. Tenants who organize together have more power to negotiate relocation, buyouts or repairs.
• If demolition causes dust, noise after hours, or damage to your building, report it to 311.

• If you rent in this building, the owner generally can't make you leave without going through housing court, and rent-stabilized tenants have extra protections. Call 311 and ask for the Tenant Helpline for free legal advice.
• Talk to your neighbors. Tenants who organize together have more power to negotiate relocation, buyouts or repairs.
• If demolition causes dust, noise after hours, or damage to your building, report it to 311.

• If you rent in this building, the owner generally can't make you leave without going through housing court, and rent-stabilized tenants have extra protections. Call 311 and ask for the Tenant Helpline for free legal advice.
• Talk to your neighbors. Tenants who organize together have more power to negotiate relocation, buyouts or repairs.
• If demolition causes dust, noise after hours, or damage to your building, report it to 311.

• Most new buildings are allowed under current zoning, so there's no public vote. You can still check the owner's track record.
• Report unsafe construction, blocked sidewalks or after-hours noise to 311.
• If the building will have income-restricted apartments, they'll be listed on NYC Housing Connect.

• Most new buildings are allowed under current zoning, so there's no public vote. You can still check the owner's track record.
• Report unsafe construction, blocked sidewalks or after-hours noise to 311.
• If the building will have income-restricted apartments, they'll be listed on NYC Housing Connect.

• Most new buildings are allowed under current zoning, so there's no public vote. You can still check the owner's track record.
• Report unsafe construction, blocked sidewalks or after-hours noise to 311.
• If the building will have income-restricted apartments, they'll be listed on NYC Housing Connect.

• Most new buildings are allowed under current zoning, so there's no public vote. You can still check the owner's track record.
• Report unsafe construction, blocked sidewalks or after-hours noise to 311.
• If the building will have income-restricted apartments, they'll be listed on NYC Housing Connect.

• Most new buildings are allowed under current zoning, so there's no public vote. You can still check the owner's track record.
• Report unsafe construction, blocked sidewalks or after-hours noise to 311.
• If the building will have income-restricted apartments, they'll be listed on NYC Housing Connect.

• Most new buildings are allowed under current zoning, so there's no public vote. You can still check the owner's track record.
• Report unsafe construction, blocked sidewalks or after-hours noise to 311.
• If the building will have income-restricted apartments, they'll be listed on NYC Housing Connect.

• Most new buildings are allowed under current zoning, so there's no public vote. You can still check the owner's track record.
• Report unsafe construction, blocked sidewalks or after-hours noise to 311.
• If the building will have income-restricted apartments, they'll be listed on NYC Housing Connect.

• Most new buildings are allowed under current zoning, so there's no public vote. You can still check the owner's track record.
• Report unsafe construction, blocked sidewalks or after-hours noise to 311.
• If the building will have income-restricted apartments, they'll be listed on NYC Housing Connect.

• Most new buildings are allowed under current zoning, so there's no public vote. You can still check the owner's track record.
• Report unsafe construction, blocked sidewalks or after-hours noise to 311.
• If the building will have income-restricted apartments, they'll be listed on NYC Housing Connect.