The SoHo/NoHo Neighborhood Plan is expected to begin public review in May. Today, the 30-day notice for this proposal was sent to the local Community Boards. Learn more at our Zoning Application Portal: on.nyc.gov/3wlD16O

We can’t move this city forward unless we deliver a recovery for everyone — for our immigrant communities, street vendors, taxi workers, teachers and nurses, small business owners and frontline workers.  We can’t leave anyone behind. That’s what loving New York City means.

We're 10 weeks out from the primary, do you know who will be your first choice for NYC's next mayor on the ranked-choice voting ballot? gothamist.com/election2021

Agreed.

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Every New Yorker deserves to have everything they need to live a high quality life within 15 minutes of their front door! As Mayor, I will ensure that every New Yorker lives in a 15 minute neighborhood! #70PlansforNYC

ICYMI: Yesterday morning, I announced that I will be sharing one of my bold, comprehensive plans with you every single day until the primary! 70 plans, 70 days. Let's go! #70PlansforNYC

#70PlansforNYC: Day 69 📚 I will establish a comprehensive citywide apprenticeship program linked to workplace training and tightly aligned around the sectors where middle-income job growth will be strongest: life sciences, health, information technology, design, and finance.

Yesterday, the City Planning Commission held a public review session on the Citywide Hotel Special Permit. Check out our alert to find out how it went! #nycrealestate #development #cityplanning #zoning #landuselaw

.Shaun Donovan has the most comprehensive plan — and an unmatched breadth of experience — to address homelessness in New York. Read more here: shaunfornyc.com/issues/housing/

#NYC has become a growing tech hub, but our students have not benefited from this - especially those who are historically underserved. As Mayor, I am committed to investing in the education technology that our students deserve. Read more about this ➡️ bit.ly/ShaunforNYCEdu

⚡️ Fun Fact: My favorite park is Brooklyn Bridge Park. Why? Because my wife, Liza, is a landscape architect who helped design it! It feels like home to us. Thanks NYLCV!

Zoning subcommittee is now meeting! And a reminder that the Blood Center drama has kind of overshadowed the huge, years-in-the-making Gowanus Upzoning.

Today at the New York City Council Land Use Committee, I voted yes to the NY Blood Center rezoning because this project will have tremendous impact not just on our City, but globally. It's an opportunity for economic development and jobs that we can't pass up during our recovery from COVID.

NYC en route to making Outdoor Dining permanent🤯via Urbanity

We Say 'YES' to the 'City of Yes' for Economic Opportunity dlvr.it/T41Gl0