STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The borough’s Community Boards have several meetings scheduled next week on housing developments, business garbage collection and a major parkway repaving project.
The following is a list of all Staten Island Community Board meetings scheduled for next week, as provided by representatives from each board.
Community Board 1
The Land Use Committee will meet via Microsoft Teams at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 2. Meeting ID: 286 136 122 992 621. Passcode: Xi7Av7Vn.
The agenda is packed with development proposals.
St. Peter’s Boys High School, New Brighton, is seeking approval for an expansion that would add classrooms and other facilities.
A new building for the Goodhue Commnity Center, New Brighton, is also proposed for 314 Lafayette Ave. The committee will also discuss residential upgrades for properties at 23 and 51 Cedarcliff Rd.
Near Tompkins Circle, a developer is seeking approval from the City Planning Commission to build a pair of three-story, two-family homes.
A proposal to construct a single-family residence with a swimming pool and basketball court on Howard Avenue is also on the agenda, along with a Board of Standards and Appeals application for a property on Bay Street.
Community Board 2
The Public Service, Traffic and Transportation Joint Committee will meet Monday, June 1, at 7 p.m. on the third floor of 900 South Avenue.
A sanitation official will walk attendees through the city’s Commercial Waste Zone program, which restructures how private carters collect garbage from businesses across the five boroughs.
Community Board 3
The board has three meetings on the schedule, all with public hearings.
The Health and Human Services Committee will meet Tuesday, June 2, at 6:30 p.m. at the board’s office on Woodrow Road. No agenda items have been announced.
On Wednesday, June 3, the Traffic and Transportation Committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the CYO-MIV Community Center, Prince’s Bay, where state transportation officials will present plans for repaving and improving the Korean War Veterans Parkway.
That same evening, following the transportation meeting, the Community Alliance Committee will take up an application for a cannabis shop proposed for Amboy Road.
Open to the public
All Community Board meetings and meetings of their committees are open to the public. They provide an excellent opportunity for residents to learn about happenings in their neighborhood and surrounding areas.
Below is more information about the Island’s three Community Boards:
Community Board 1
Arlington — Castleton Corners — Clifton — Concord — Elm Park — Fort Wadsworth — Graniteville — Grymes Hill — Livingston — Mariners Harbor — New Brighton — Port Richmond — Randall Manor — Rosebank — St. George — Shore Acres — Silver Lake — Stapleton — Sunnyside — Tompkinsville — West Brighton — Westerleigh
The board chairman is Nicholas Siclari. The district manager is Joan Cusack. The telephone number is 718-981-6900.
Community Board 2
Arrochar — Bloomfield — Bulls Head — Chelsea — Dongan Hills — Egbertville — Emerson Hill — Grant City — Grasmere — High Rock — Lighthouse Hill — Midland Beach — New Dorp — New Springville — Oakwood — Ocean Breeze — Old Town — Richmond — South Beach — Todt Hill — Travis
The phone number is 718-568-3581. The fax number is 718-568-3595. The chairman is Fred Guinta. The district manager is Debra A. Derrico.
Community Board 3
Annadale — Arden Heights — Bay Terrace — Charleston — Eltingville — Great Kills — Greenridge — Huguenot — New Dorp — Oakwood — Pleasant Plains — Prince’s Bay — Richmond Valley — Richmond — Rossville — Tottenville — Woodrow
The phone number is 718-356-7900. The board chairman is Diane Peruggia.