September 17, 2018

Take Back LIC! 

Next Steps

Join Us! Check the calendar and get involved! 

Over 100 people participated in our recent two-partTake Back LIC Community Series on August 25th and September 12th. On the table: comprehensive community planning for schools, open space, infrastructure, meaningful jobs, community space, climate and resiliancy, truly affordable housing, funding and repairs for NYCHA, protection for small businesses, no development on NYCHA lands, affordable artist and small manufacturing space.

Thank You to All Who Attended!

 

 

2-Part Series

Saturday, August 25th, 2018
11am – 2pm

Wednesday, September 12th, 2018
7pm – 9pm

Visit takebacklic.net for more information

September 9, 2018

Community Vision for Better Community

Learn more about the realities and possibilities for sustainable growth In Hunters Point and Long Island City.

Click here for presentation: LIC & HPT Presentation July 2018

 

Learn everything you need to know about ULURP or Uniform Land Use Review Procedure. This three document set covers who is involved every step of the way, how the process works for both private development and rezoning and what the environmental review process looks like.

Click on each of the links to get the documents:

What is Environmental Review?

How ULURP works for private development/rezoning

Who’s Who – The players in the ULURP

August 25, 2018

Take Back LIC Community Series

Free & Open To The Public

Comprehensive community planning for schools, open space, infrastructure, meaningful jobs, community space, climate and resiliancy, truly affordable housing, funding and repairs for NYCHA, protection for small businesses, no development on NYCHA lands, affordable artist and small manufacturing space.

2-Part Series

Saturday, August 25th, 2018
11am – 2pm

Wednesday, September 12th, 2018
7pm – 9pm

Visit takebacklic.net for more information

July 22, 2018

Keep raw sewage out of New York City’s waterways!

On one out of every four days, raw sewage over flows in New York. According to the NRDC, as little as one tenth of an inch of rain will overwhelm the city’s sewers and sewage treatment plants.

The NRDC is leading efforts to insure the safety of New York City’s waters by reducing sewage and pollution runoff and to enforce the provisions of the federal Clean Water Act. Sign the petition to Mayor de Blasio and city leaders to keep sewage out of NYC waterways. Please note that we can add our own messages about how overdevelopment exacerbates these problems. Thank you for lending your voice!

Sign the Petition Here

February 22, 2018

Download and send our letter for action

Step 1: Download this Word document to your computer and fill out the salutation and signature at the bottom.  Then copy/paste it into an email or print it out…

Step 2: Send the letter to the following local representatives:

Jimmy Van Bramer
District Office Address:
47-01 Queens Boulevard
Suite 205
Sunnyside, New York 11104
Email: jvanbramer@council.nyc.gov

Melinda Katz
District Office Address:
47-01 Queens Boulevard
Suite 205
Sunnyside, New York 11104
Email: katz@queensbp.org

Mayor Bill de Blasio
City Hall
New York, NY 10007
Email: (Nick Gulotta) ngulotta@cityhall.nyc.gov

February 22, 2018

Sign Our Petition – This Land is Our Land – Public Land for Public Use

LIC Coalition started this petition to City Elected Officials. This petition has been modified to address our serious need for school seats and a recreation center in addition to the proposed climate change wetlands park. We need your help to both sign this and then share this to get your friends and neighbors to sign it too.