Report from the Society for Clinton Hill Meeting
Lesterhead has provided us with her notes from the Society for Clinton Hill’s monthly meeting last week. Here are some of the highlights: Fulton: The creation of the Fulton BID is in progress. Once approved, the City funds will most likely be targeted towards extra street cleaming and evening secrity. Myrtle: The Myrtle BID has…
Lesterhead has provided us with her notes from the Society for Clinton Hill’s monthly meeting last week. Here are some of the highlights:
Fulton: The creation of the Fulton BID is in progress. Once approved, the City funds will most likely be targeted towards extra street cleaming and evening secrity.
Myrtle: The Myrtle BID has been up and running for a year, achieving great results. The BID has been working closely with the Myrtle Avenue Revitalization Project. Three new businesses will be opening shortly on Myrtle: (1) Cafe Martino, a “high-ish-end” sandwich place between Emerson and Myrtle; (2) a new Indian restaurant near Pillows Cafe; (3) a florist opening in the old Patsy’s Decoration space. More Myrtle Avenue news here.
Upcoming Residential Development:
Washington and Hall – Condos
Vanderbilt and Gates – 5 story, 8 unit condos
175 Vanderbilt (Myrtle) – 4-story homes
481 Washington – 1/2 affordable, 1/2 market rate
537 Washington – Affordable and market rate housing
Waverly (Myrtle and Park) – 6-story Condos
That’s going to be the subject of the Set Speed Condo Report, so lots of time to discuss!
Did anyone notice that that funky new build at 364 Myrtle is up on corcoran now? The place looks pretty interesting but also seems too expensive to me.
What do people think of combining the CHS and FGA into one organization. The neighborhood’s are so small that it seems there would be more critical mass if everyone worked together on initiatives…
Thanks for the Clinton Hill Society update brownstoner & Lesterhead. Now can you make it a regular feature & maybe also include the Fort Greene Assn updates as well, please?
I thought it was called the Clinton Hill Society.
Thanks for the link to Myrtle BID.