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2022X0150 In Public Review ULURP
Aqueduct Walk South New Park Entrance
Bronx · DPR - Department of Parks & Recreation NYC
An acquisition of real property by the City to facilitate a new secondary egress for Aqueduct Walk is being sought by the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) and the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) between Morton Playground and West Burnside Avenue in Morris Heights, Community District 5, The Bronx.
Public review steps
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Completed · Wed, May 10, 2023 → Thu, May 9, 2024Land Use Application Filed
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Completed · Tue, Sep 29, 2026 → Tue, Nov 3, 2026Application Reviewed at City Planning Commission Review SessionA "Review Session" milestone signifies that the application has been sent to the City Planning Commission (CPC) and is ready for review. The "Review" milestone represents the period of time (up to 60 days) that the CPC reviews the application before their vote.
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In Progress · Wed, Nov 4, 2026 → Mon, Jan 4, 2027Community Board ReviewThe Community Board has 60 days from the time of referral (nine days after certification) to hold a hearing and issue a recommendation.
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Not Started → Mon, May 10, 2027Borough President ReviewThe Borough President has 30 days after the Community Board issues a recommendation to review the application and issue a recommendation.
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Not Started → Sun, May 30, 2027Review Session - Pre-Hearing Review / Post Referral
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Not Started → Wed, Jun 2, 2027City Planning Commission ReviewThe City Planning Commission has 60 days after the Borough President issues a recommendation to hold a hearing and vote on an application.
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Not Started → Thu, Jun 10, 2027Post Hearing Follow-Up / Future Votes
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Not Started → Sun, Jun 13, 2027City Planning Commission Vote
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Not Started → Mon, Sep 6, 2027City Council ReviewThe City Council has 50 days from receiving the City Planning Commission report to call up the application, hold a hearing and vote on the application.
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Not Started → Sun, Sep 12, 2027Mayoral ReviewThe Mayor has five days to review the City Councils decision and issue a veto.