INWOOD REZONING: Investment in New Affordable Housing & Preserving Existing Affordable Housing!
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The City will build 925 new affordable apartments on public land (Inwood Library, 4095 Ninth Ave, and Dyckman Houses).
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The City will also begin the process of moving the DOT Bridge Repair facility to make the site available for affordable housing
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The City will study the potential of the DSNY Community District 8 garage for consolidation of City facilities to make other land available for affordable housing.
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The City will work on an Educational Construction Fund development project on the IS 52 schoolyard on Vermilyea Avenue that would include housing and recreation space.
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The City will work to finance 1000 new affordable apartments on private land. There will be an estimate 675 additional affordable units created via Mandatory Inclusionary Housing.
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The City will work to preserve or protect at least 2,500 homes Supporting Inwood tenants in 10034 and 10040 by providing access to free legal services to all low-income households facing eviction in Housing Court.
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Partners in Preservation will be launched in Inwood to protect rent-stabilized tenants, with $500,000 in City funding.
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Inwood tenants will continue to receive free legal services and support from the Tenant Support Unit, which since July 2015 has knocked on over 31,800 doors and assisted over 2,500 tenants in the area.
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New Support for the Underserved (SUS) Homebase Office in Washington Heights The Certification of No Harassment Program will be piloted in Inwood to discourage tenant harassment
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Pilot a Landlord Ambassadors Program to provide technical assistance to Inwood property owners to promote affordable housing programs and help manage their properties.
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HPD is prioritizing the renovation of two vacant City-owned buildings at 2110 Amsterdam and 21 Arden Street, in partnership with Community League of the Heights (CLOTH) and the Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation (NMIC), respectively.
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All we hear is: “They might begin to consider maybe deciding to perhaps give us a site they never wanted to give up in the first place.” Our community deserves more teeth than a flimsy MOU.
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