Document Category: Department of City Planning
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Office of Nightlife Report 2023-2024 and SLA Regulation
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The Office of Nightlife 2023-2024 report mentioned but did not analyze the impact of regulation by the SLA of live music and dancing and the impact of community board stipulations.
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City Planning Commission Report March 6, 2024 Dancing Excerpt
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Extract of Department of City Planning report of March 6, 2024 in support of the City of Yes proposed amendment to the zoning resolution concerning dancing.
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January 24, 2024: City Planning Commission Public Meeting
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Speakers Re Dancing Link to YouTube Candace Thompson Zachary (5:36:42) Jerry Goldman (6:22:18) Keith Powers (6:32:50) Link Vanessa Gibson ( 6:40:19) Jeffrey Garcia, Executive Director of The Office of Nightlife (6:50:07) Link Mark McNulty (sic)(7:11:03) Greg Miller (8:51:15) Sandra Jaquez, New York State Latino Restaurant Bar and Lounge Association (9:08:44)…
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Proposed Zoning Text BSA Special Permits 32-163 p-163
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[Concerning the special permit BSA nightmare for the Red Rooster in Harlem, See http://dance-music-regulation.com/document/special-permit-by-bsa-18-years-and-only-one-social-dancing-special-permit/] Proposed Zoning Text BSA Special Permits 32-163 p-163 November 2023. Commented [Z20]: The Proposal maintains the current requirements for these specified uses, though the locational and design requirements for eating or drinking establishments in some C6 districts would be extended to…
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Selected Pages From Proposed Zoning Text November 2023
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On November 3, 2023, The Department of City Planning released the proposed text of the zoning amendment. “City of Yes for Economic Opportunity” Amendment Enters Public Review with annotations provided by DCP. The 1127 page 10.8 MB draft text may be found here. DCP documents frequently are locked and are not searchable. We have prepared…
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DCP Proposal 8 For Common Sense Regulation of Dancing and Music
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The Mayor has narrowly defined the problem and the need to change zoning regulation of dancing and music. This is a narrow view of the problem. The problem is the need to eliminate the arbitrary regulation of dancing and music, whether by the DCP or any other governmental entity. The most important regulators restricting dancing…