Seaport Coalition
RED LINE is what HHC is requesting! GREEN LINE is the current zoning!
HELP US TO PRESERVE THE HISTORIC SOUTH STREET SEAPORT. SAY NO TO THESE OUT-OF-PLACE & OUT-OF-SCALE TWIN TOWERS!
ACTION NEEDED BY 12/10/20
WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP?
SPEAK
1. Landmarks & Preservation Committee Meeting (Just to discuss 250 Water Street)
12/10/2020 @ 6:00PM
Go to https://live.mcb1.nyc - where you can register to speak in advance
2. Full Community Board Meeting
12/22/2020 @ 6:00PM
Go to https://live.mcb1.nyc - where you can register to speak in advance
SEND YOUR COMMENTS BY DECEMBER 10TH to CB-1 if you can’t attend above meetings
Send to jennifer@mcb1.nyc
subject line: “250 Water Street, SSSM, 173-69 John Street”
NOTE: Please keep your comments to be about the design, height, bulk of the building. The Landmarks & Preservation committee is most concerned with how this proposed building will fit into the context of the neighborhood.
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What's the Issue?
What's the Issue?
What's the Issue?
Howard Hughes Corporation, is looking to destroy the integrity of the South Street Seaport Historic District by obtaining approval for twin 45 story towers a
on 250 Water Street.
The site is zoned for 120 feet and resides in a protected Historic District, which consists of early 19th century 4 and 5 story buildings and cobblestone street
Howard Hughes Corporation, is looking to destroy the integrity of the South Street Seaport Historic District by obtaining approval for twin 45 story towers a
on 250 Water Street.
The site is zoned for 120 feet and resides in a protected Historic District, which consists of early 19th century 4 and 5 story buildings and cobblestone streets.
We simply ask that existing zoning laws be upheld and HHC develops within their right. Is that too much to ask?
*Artwork by local artist Naima Rauam
Who we are
What's the Issue?
What's the Issue?
We are an all-volunteer community-based organization working tirelessly to protect the health and safety of our residents, workers and visitors. At the same time we are focused on helping protect the history of the Historic South Street Seaport.
*Artwork by local artist Naima Rauam
How you can help
What's the Issue?
How you can help
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, signing our petition or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you! We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you.
*Artwork by local artist Naima Rauam