The Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council
Community Board 8 represents North Crown Heights, Prospect Heights, and Weeksville.
Community Board 8 has an important advisory role in dealing with land use and zoning matters, the City budget, municipal service delivery, and many other matters relating to the welfare of their community.
Please visit http://www.brooklyncb8.org/ for more information on the meeting agenda. Note that this meeting is scheduled for a Wednesday as Thursday is Veterans' Day.
Community Board 8 represents North Crown Heights, Prospect Heights, and Weeksville.
Community Board 8 has an important advisory role in dealing with land use and zoning matters, the City budget, municipal service delivery, and many other matters relating to the welfare of their community.
Please visit http://www.brooklyncb8.org/ for more information on the meeting agenda.
The MTA will be holding hearings starting September 13, 2010 on the proposed fares, ticket prices, and tolls for consideration and comment by the public. Subsequent to the hearings, the MTA Board will consider fully the public's response to its proposals as well as any changes in its economic outlook, and then decide on a final package of fare and toll adjustments.
The hearing begins at 6 PM; registration opens at 5 PM and closes at 9 PM. Individuals may also register online. All registered speakers will be heard.
For more information, visit http://www.mta.info/.
As part of the city’s recent Pedestrian Safety Study and Action Plan, and as a continuation of ongoing efforts to improve the pedestrian experience on Flatbush Avenue, NYC DOT will soon equip all Flatbush intersections between Fulton Street and Grand Army Plaza with safety-enhancing pedestrian countdown signals. These signals are among 1,500 the Department of Transportation plans to install at intersections selected for their above average roadway width, unique layout, and high rates of accidents involving pedestrians.
To accommodate upgrades to the MTA vent structures along Flatbush Avenue, a part of the Atlantic Yards project, beginning on Friday, August 20, 2010, Forest City Ratner and the Empire State Development Corporation have announced that the traffic pattern on Flatbush Avenue (between Atlantic Avenue and Dean Street) will be altered.
In response to community requests to control speeding on Flatbush Avenue during off-peak hours, the NYC Department of Transportation recently implemented a “dual progression” pattern in which green lights are staggered, requiring additional stoppages for both directions of travel on Flatbush Avenue between Concord Street and Plaza Street.
