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Planning commission actions: minutes accepted; approvals for 15 East Philadelphia, zoning variances at 300 East King and 357 East Market
Summary
The commission accepted minutes and recommended several land‑development and zoning decisions, including approvals for a subdivision/lot separation at 15 East Philadelphia Street, a lot consolidation at 15 East Eleventh Street, and zoning variances for 300 East King Street and 357 East Market Street.
At the start of the meeting the New York City Planning Commission voted to accept the minutes from its previous meeting by recorded roll call (John Johnson, Velez, Burgos and Gaines — ayes).
The commission also considered a set of relatively brief land‑development items and zoning cases. Key recorded votes and motions are listed below.
Votes at a glance
- 15 East Philadelphia Street (subdivision separating one lot into Lot 1 and Lot 2): The commission recommended approval of a land‑development waiver and a waiver to forego a preliminary subdivision plan. Commission discussion noted an earlier city interest in vacating an alley off Gas Avenue that staff later advised against; the applicant (Eric Peel, Peel and Company) said a quiet‑title action was…
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