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The committee recommended letters of no objection for on-premise alcohol license renewals for Patricia’s, 1082 Morris Park Avenue, and Cuddy Bar and Lounge, 2525 Boston Road. The committee also recommended a letter of no objection for the renewal of the cannabis retail license for Hush at 2460 Williamsbridge Road; the board discussed a possible 500-foot distance requirement and whether Hush might be grandfathered if rules change.

Committee representatives noted that the 49th Precinct attended the committee meeting and reported no concerns about the three establishments. For Hush, staff told the committee the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) was reviewing whether some existing retail locations should be grandfathered under any new distance standard; the staff said no final OCM decision had been issued and that the board’s advisory recommendation would be revisited if OCM made a contrary determination.

The board voted to forward letters of no objection for each renewal. The board noted local concerns during discussion — including a past incident occurring outside one establishment and questions about changing state or city distance rules for cannabis retailers — but the 49th Precinct reported no active complaints at the sites. No formal enforcement action or conditions on the renewals were recorded in the meeting minutes.

Why this matters: advisory letters from community boards help inform state and city licensing bodies and local enforcement; they do not bind the licensing agency. The possible OCM review of grandfathering for existing cannabis retailers could change whether any given renewal remains commercially viable at its present address.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Public Hearing and Full Board 9/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Bronx Community Board 11 forwarded letters of no objection for two on‑premise liquor license renewals and one cannabis retail renewal after committee review and brief discussion about distance rules and public-safety reports.","taxTitle","Bronx County/City, New York","taxId",3379,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},5977907,"Community Board 11 rescinds speaking ban on Roxanne Delgado",112,1337000,1449000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5830217-667520ae1e03bef4fa3865631a948d18&start=1337&end=1449","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5830217-667520ae1e03bef4fa3865631a948d18/thumbnail_1337000.jpg","/articles/5977907/Bronx-CountyCity/New-York/Community-Board-11-rescinds-speaking-ban-on-Roxanne-Delgado","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5977907-c8c3f18f619aa07717c3051b43a1f170/orig.mp4?Expires=1771175330&Signature=FMXJGftFmcuz2yG6fdFWe~hKpGeA-kDCrig64zSKpZnNvV-AaEzwhkkNUmeNaYwd1fVsKXiOLLSyJBfa0P8tG8Em4GaA2-tduaUmwfyPS8JZwg9TatoKBd8BZY7z02C4o8QzmvHgatHJsEPYNghr~1NTsv7HNSmTnrdl8fYK0drAX89uo1tZGgBbXDOp~U22NpLMWrqmeTCEjQPHSiPHNarw3ccerg2cUwR~HLy4uQJTrlDvZqZNrZaS0r42u6tK1cUzcy7FJauqQH-frfRy7Y51eJLzyVPRWcLVpJJq1LriRfnRI0oufLOKJRLlV5apqFdhGCGooR1P4kb8HAW~Uw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Bronx Community Board 11 voted to rescind a prior ban on Roxanne Delgado speaking at public meetings during the board’s first meeting of the new term. The motion, read at the full board meeting after being approved by the board’s leadership committee, passed without recorded opposition; one member was noted as abstaining.

The vote came after leadership committee members forwarded a recommendation to lift the restriction, which the committee said was intended to “create a different environment and lead by example.” The motion was read aloud at the meeting as: “Motion to rescind the ban on miss Roxanne Delgado from speaking at our public meetings.” The board chair moved the item to the floor and the board later announced, “Motion passes.”

Board members discussed the item only briefly at the full meeting; no further penalties, conditions, or follow-up actions were recorded in the meeting minutes. The leadership committee had already voted to rescind the ban prior to the full board vote, and the board published the motion and vote at the meeting.

Why this matters: the board’s rules about participants and public speakers shape who may address meetings and how community concerns are heard. Rescinding a speaking ban restores the blocked individual’s ability to address the board during public sessions unless and until a new, documented restriction is adopted under board rules.

The full board did not append additional conditions to the rescission, and no motion was recorded seeking further disciplinary action. Members who wish to revisit the issue must bring a formal motion for a future meeting in accordance with the board’s bylaws and ethics procedures.","At its first meeting of the term, Bronx Community Board 11 voted to rescind a prior speaking ban on Roxanne Delgado after leadership committee review; the board recorded one abstention and no further sanctions were announced.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},5977893,"Community Board 11 debates minutes, staffing and bylaws; chair urges consistent committee minute submission",338,3162000,3500000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5830217-667520ae1e03bef4fa3865631a948d18&start=3162&end=3500","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5830217-667520ae1e03bef4fa3865631a948d18/thumbnail_3162000.jpg","/articles/5977893/Bronx-CountyCity/New-York/Community-Board-11-debates-minutes-staffing-and-bylaws-chair-urges-consistent-committee-minute-submission","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5977893-66de256bfb0eb408adb554ef41dfe5ce/orig.mp4?Expires=1771175330&Signature=dENIDoapKmrrl8uMZ0EAvZnnTJa2u4T7XJXSjk90EPXn-OlfrqnbYHSuN~ijQfuXNxod1XlxqrL3GAgF1Pv~JMH1oUJh4AB63c7g4wBaA9uzf48LLN8NpAQZjGORY9082W3RekYzMqqV8xVdqGuV3u3PCcpFmBR5TwpPzzH-q7~Kq-LnE5erklFp6jcVotu4ku8eVDlFLKkd~git6v~ODpymmx4PZETMsPRsVl~WB5JprNNu6hZBDZlD2KLh95kPMeY4vd2y676GuiYbagwJEkJRjOZvyZ8XgEqbBhgxgd0fQLJGUQ32-dAynf41fmbHDXcmCyWBofZ02ln4HzkJLQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Community Board 11 leaders and members used the full board meeting to press for a faster, clearer process for preparing and posting committee minutes and to discuss how office staff responsibilities should be shared.

At the meeting, board leadership said draft minutes should be sent to staff and the committee chair within seven calendar days so the board office can post minutes within the board’s two‑week standard. A board member stated succinctly during the discussion: “I would say within the week,” when asked what timeline chairs should follow; another member noted, “Technically, they're supposed to be up within 2 weeks.”

Board members and the district manager described friction between volunteers and staff over who prepares and posts minutes. Several board members urged the executive board to meet with staff to clarify responsibilities and relieve the board chair of disproportionate administrative burden. One member said the office employs three full‑time staffers and argued the work should be shared among them instead of falling heavily on 1 staffer or on the chair.

The board’s bylaws and ethics committee reported it will consider a more comprehensive revision of the bylaws, because the meeting has produced many incremental amendments. Committee chairs were urged to assign a secretary or minute‑taker at each meeting and to forward drafts to staff promptly.

Why this matters: timely and accurate minutes are required for transparency, legal recordkeeping and public access. The board discussed specific, implementable steps — assigning minute‑takers and using a seven‑day draft deadline — but no formal bylaw change or binding procedural rule was adopted during the meeting.

The board did not vote to change the bylaws at the meeting but indicated the bylaws committee will consider a holistic rewrite.","Board leadership pressed for faster submission and publication of committee minutes, proposed a seven‑day draft timeline and encouraged committee chairs to assign minute-takers; members raised concerns about staff workload and asked for clearer role distribution among three full‑time office staff.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},5977898,"Displaced tenants from Wallace Avenue fire urge faster rehousing; board asks elected officials to follow up",122,5329000,5451000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5830217-667520ae1e03bef4fa3865631a948d18&start=5329&end=5451","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5830217-667520ae1e03bef4fa3865631a948d18/thumbnail_5329000.jpg","/articles/5977898/Bronx-CountyCity/New-York/Displaced-tenants-from-Wallace-Avenue-fire-urge-faster-rehousing-board-asks-elected-officials-to-follow-up","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5977898-3cf4d10771210e28f9abc97993aeadba/orig.mp4?Expires=1771175330&Signature=XXNS8tqEDq2IS1MDDFVM~iVzJd6TZ5nQL46xw3B8gTi~m~IQLIJJi4YmYMGtla~U9AWcGzjt3YnwQG8Mz6lGiF5ioxGzH1V9kZrT2OJAbey7JEsLMcZyjLf88l~IZ7aWOvkHu~mXCjo278NLks6-24OGFzuDopMPDoAxxXQUQEeOXT0mhIY4eRBQNPHClP8tSMdklHWWRutYuBoBJfjgxWFT-P7Kre2uQyh80wy6zjFH3xre28X9z~5HnZ8D2KMGlCYUJPzVuVd2V9rrfDA2bCoioV52DScJimWIkY8TIYipnonlsHDqBXQ1U9KG8oxDVVyqLlnw6jxAO6A4NCEKTA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Tenants displaced by a building fire at 2910 Wallace Avenue urged Bronx Community Board 11 and elected representatives to accelerate rehousing efforts, describing ongoing displacement and shelter stays months after the incident.

Yolanda Richardson, introduced at the board’s housing and land‑use discussion as a tenant association leader from 2910 Wallace Avenue, told the board: “We want it now. … Many of us are working class. We don't qualify for low income subsidies with the vouchers and things of that nature. So we're stuck.” Richardson said many displaced residents remain in shelters or with family and appealed for help finding permanent housing and faster placement in the community.

Board members and the meeting chair invited representatives from elected offices present at the meeting to speak with Richardson after the session and to coordinate next steps. At the meeting, the chair said the tenant group had been brought forward so elected representatives and staff in attendance could be connected directly with affected tenants.

No formal vote, referral, or specific program allocation was recorded during the meeting; the discussion concluded with a request that community members and elected‑office staff exchange contact information and pursue resources after the meeting.

Why this matters: displaced renters who cannot access available rental-assistance programs or housing vouchers face prolonged stays in shelters and fractured community ties. The tenants’ remarks underscore gaps between available units and households that do not qualify for certain subsidies, and they put pressure on local officials and nonprofit partners to coordinate rehousing solutions.

The board did not record a formal motion or commitment of specific housing units during the meeting; tenants were directed to follow up with elected‑office staff and the board’s office for assistance.","Tenants displaced after a fire at 2910 Wallace Avenue told Community Board 11 they remain without stable housing and urged immediate help; the board invited elected officials present to assist and asked attendees to follow up after the meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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