STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Staten Island’s three Community Boards will hold public meetings next week, with votes taking place on issues from liquor license applications and home improvement variances to the controversial Universal Daylighting Bill and the modernizing of the City Map.

The Universal Daylighting Bill has drawn a mix of praise and condemnation from Staten Islanders since its proposal. The legislation would remove parking spaces near intersections throughout New York City in an effort to improve safety for pedestrians and motorists by improving visibility for both.

Opponents cite the cost of already minimal parking spaces on Staten Island, where residents rely on cars more than residents of other boroughs.

Modernizing the City Map would digitalize the City Map, stripping the borough presidents of direct control.

The following list of upcoming meetings was provided by representatives of Staten Island’s three Community Boards.

Community Board 1

The New Brighton/St. George/Tompkinsville Committee will meet on Tuesday, Oct. 21, at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom.

Devon DeLucia of Bike New York will address those present.

Also, liquor license renewals will be considered for the following St. George businesses:

11 Schuyler Street Corp., The Basement – 11 Schuyler St.

St. George 70 Corp., Beso, 70 Bay St.

The meeting ID is 988 0378 9534. The passcode is 712393.

Also on Tuesday, there will be a meeting of the Rosebank/Shore Acres Area Committee at 1 Edgewater Plaza, Room 217, Rosebank, at 6:30 p.m. There is no set agenda.

At 7 p.m., the Mariners Harbor/Port Richmond Area Committee will meet via Zoom. The meeting ID is 820 3348 0113. The passcode is 911178.

Liquor license renewals and new applications will be considered for the following businesses:

Avocado Sushi IIII, Inc., 1310 Forest Ave., Port Richmond

Queen Frog, Inc., 1566 Forest Ave., Port Richmond

Ramzi Deli Corp., 140 Morningstar Rd., Elm Park

On Wednesday, Oct. 22, there will be a virtual meeting of the Silver Lake/Sunnyside/Grymes Hill/Westerleigh/Willowbrook Area Committee at 5:30 p.m.

There is no set agenda.

To join the meeting, visit Zoom. The meeting ID is 736 422 6579.

There will be a hybrid meeting of the Stapleton/Clifton/Concord/Park Hill Area Committee on Thursday, Oct. 23, at 6:30 p.m. in the Stapleton Library, 132 Canal St., Stapleton, and via Zoom.

There is no set agenda. The meeting ID is: 852 8932 8780

Community Board 2

Community Board 2 will hold its regular monthly full board meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. in the Garden Room of the Hilton Garden Inn, Bloomfield.

It will also be available via Zoom and can be watched on YouTube.

During the meeting, the Traffic and Transportation Committee will vote on the following items:

NYC Department of Transportation’s proposed Street Improvement Project on Mason Avenue.City Council Intro 1138, the controversial Universal Daylighting Bill, which proposes mandatory Daylighting at all intersections citywide, improving visibility at the cost of parking spaces throughout the city.

The Land Use Committee will vote on the following items:

City Planning Application, which seeks two zoning authorizations to facilitate the development of a two-story single-family home at 150 Flagg Place, on Todt Hill.Ballot Question #5: Modernizing the City Map

Modernizing the City Map would consolidate the City Map into a single, centralized digital map under the Department of City Planning, stripping the Borough President’s Office and its topographical unit of direct control.

Community Board 3

On Tuesday, Oct. 21, there will be a general board meeting and public hearing at 7 p.m.

During the meeting, routine board business will be conducted, including project update and neighborhood concerns.

It will take place in the CYO-MIV Community Center, 6541 Hylan Blvd., Pleasant Plains.

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

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