Every Sundays edition for Manhattan CB12, NY in 2026. 8 weekly recaps of council, school board, and planning board decisions. Latest in 2026: CB12 Traffic & Transportation Committee advances Rodriguez street co-naming.
A unanimous committee vote sends a proposed memorial co-naming at 172nd Street and Fort Washington Avenue to the full community board.
Read full edition →Public Safety Committee Chair Heidi Guzman gave the September 26 march a 9:00 a.m. start time and named Fort Washington and 177th Street as its starting point.
Read full edition →The committee said a first phase of renovations landed $7.8 million, far above the $1 million members had been told to expect.
Read full edition →Members pressed HPD on affordability, displacement, transit access, and pipeline projects, then weighed a committee comment letter before the September 19 deadline.
Read full edition →The park remains on the capital list, with staff saying the current allocation falls well short of the roughly $20 million full rehabilitation estimate.
Read full edition →Manhattan CB12’s aging committee opened its annual budget process with a practical question: which senior needs belong on the final capital and expense lists.
Read full edition →After public debate, Manhattan Community Board 12 approved a revised resolution setting event scheduling, notice, and amplified sound limits for six neighborhood plazas.
Read full edition →The city cannot change the Riverside Viaduct site or even visit it while a temporary restraining order remains in place, DOT told Manhattan CB12.
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