Department of City Planning Archives – QNS

OneLIC Neighborhood Plan will update outdated zoning and expand access to the waterfront.

Long Island City

Council Committees vote in favor of OneLIC after CM Won secures almost $2 billion in city commitments

By Shane O’Brien

The "Rally for the Arts" took place on Oct. 22, one week before the City Council votes on the OneLIC Neighborhood Plan. Photo courtesy of Karesia Batan.

Local artists rally to demand protections for arts and culture in final OneLIC plan

By Shane O’Brien

Protesters rallied against the OneLIC Plan at the Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement on Thursday. Photo: Shane O'Brien.

Politics

Queensbridge residents rally against OneLIC Neighborhood Plan as Council vote approaches

By Shane O’Brien

Council Member Julie Won speaks during Wednesday's Council hearing on the OneLIC Neighborhood Plan. Photo: Emil Cohen/NYC Council Flickr.

Politics

CM Julie Won vows to vote against OneLIC Neighborhood Plan if neighborhood priorities are not included

By Shane O’Brien

Long Island City

CM Julie Won announces second round of surveys for OneLIC plan

Long Island City

Future of DOE building in LIC: City seeks redevelopment ideas for 44-36 Vernon Blvd.

Long Island City

Council Member Won announces waterfront walking tour to kick off public engagement for One LIC plan

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Queens Borough President hosts hearing on City of Yes For Housing Opportunity: Residents voice support and opposition for rezoning proposal

By Athena Dawson

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Long Island City

CM Won announces open waterfront access plan to connect Queensbridge Park to Gantry Plaza State Park

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Jamaica

Community exhibit for Jamaica Neighborhood Plan showcased at Queens Central Library

By Athena Dawson

Jamaica

Department of City Planning unveils Jamaica Neighborhood Plan draft zoning framework at York College summit

By Bill Parry

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DCP updates online census tools with new demographic information and features

By Ethan Marshall

Jamaica

News

Dept. of City Planning hosts first Jamaica Neighborhood Plan public meeting at York College

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Astoria community leaders call for approval of ‘crucial’ Innovation QNS project

By Bill Parry

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Resiliency zoning could prevent Superstorm Sandy level destruction: City Planning

By Mark Hallum

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Flushing

Flushing community board faces contentious vote on transformative waterfront rezoning

By Max Parrott

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Astoria

‘Queens is not for sale’: Community activists protest EDC’s plan to develop Sunnyside Yards

By Angélica Acevedo

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Rockaway Peninsula set for a real estate renaissance as development accelerates

By Bill Parry

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Ridgewood

A tale of three developments: Unlikely allies resist Ridgewood’s rezoning

By Max Parrott

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Queens Borough Board approves zoning amendment that would require hotel permits in manufacturing areas

By Jenna Bagcal

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Move to limit hotel development in College Point and Flushing earns community board members’ favor

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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City moves one step closer to buying neglected cemetery with rich history in Fresh Meadows

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Maloney critiques Plaxall’s Anable Basin rezoning proposal

Long Island City

Maloney critiques Plaxall’s Anable Basin rezoning proposal

By QNS TimesLedger

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New city map helps you find schools, hospitals, nonprofits & other facilities where you live

By Angela Matua

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