Meeting Name: Committee on Environmental Protection (inactive) Agenda status: Final
Meeting date/time: 9/26/2018 10:30 AM Minutes status: Final  
Meeting location: Committee Room - City Hall
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Int 0628-2018 *Costa G. Constantinides Proposed Int. No. 628-ARequiring a map of areas in the city most vulnerable to increased flooding in the future and a plan to address such flooding.IntroductionThis bill requires the city to develop and map of areas in the city most susceptible to increased flooding in the future.Hearing Held by Committee  Action details Not available
Int 0628-2018 *Costa G. Constantinides  Requiring a map of areas in the city most vulnerable to increased flooding in the future and a plan to address such flooding.IntroductionThis bill requires the city to develop and map of areas in the city most susceptible to increased flooding in the future.Amendment Proposed by Comm  Action details Not available
Int 0628-2018 *Costa G. Constantinides  Requiring a map of areas in the city most vulnerable to increased flooding in the future and a plan to address such flooding.IntroductionThis bill requires the city to develop and map of areas in the city most susceptible to increased flooding in the future.Amended by Committee  Action details Not available
Int 0628-2018 ACosta G. Constantinides  Requiring a map of areas in the city most vulnerable to increased flooding in the future and a plan to address such flooding.IntroductionThis bill requires the city to develop and map of areas in the city most susceptible to increased flooding in the future.Approved by CommitteePass Action details Not available
Int 0749-2018 *Costa G. Constantinides Proposed Int. No. 749-ADeveloping a pilot program in southeastern Queens County to use dewatering discharge as a means of heating and cooling buildings.IntroductionThe local law requires an agency designated by the Mayor to study existing city geothermal systems and then, based upon the results of that study, to develop a pilot program, for institutionally used city-owned or subsidized buildings located in the Brooklyn-Queens aquifer to use the groundwater for heating and cooling or electricity generation prior to any discharge of the groundwater into rivers and streams or Jamaica Bay.Hearing Held by Committee  Action details Not available
Int 0749-2018 *Costa G. Constantinides  Developing a pilot program in southeastern Queens County to use dewatering discharge as a means of heating and cooling buildings.IntroductionThe local law requires an agency designated by the Mayor to study existing city geothermal systems and then, based upon the results of that study, to develop a pilot program, for institutionally used city-owned or subsidized buildings located in the Brooklyn-Queens aquifer to use the groundwater for heating and cooling or electricity generation prior to any discharge of the groundwater into rivers and streams or Jamaica Bay.Amendment Proposed by Comm  Action details Not available
Int 0749-2018 *Costa G. Constantinides  Developing a pilot program in southeastern Queens County to use dewatering discharge as a means of heating and cooling buildings.IntroductionThe local law requires an agency designated by the Mayor to study existing city geothermal systems and then, based upon the results of that study, to develop a pilot program, for institutionally used city-owned or subsidized buildings located in the Brooklyn-Queens aquifer to use the groundwater for heating and cooling or electricity generation prior to any discharge of the groundwater into rivers and streams or Jamaica Bay.Amended by Committee  Action details Not available
Int 0749-2018 ACosta G. Constantinides  Developing a pilot program in southeastern Queens County to use dewatering discharge as a means of heating and cooling buildings.IntroductionThe local law requires an agency designated by the Mayor to study existing city geothermal systems and then, based upon the results of that study, to develop a pilot program, for institutionally used city-owned or subsidized buildings located in the Brooklyn-Queens aquifer to use the groundwater for heating and cooling or electricity generation prior to any discharge of the groundwater into rivers and streams or Jamaica Bay.Approved by CommitteePass Action details Not available
Int 0750-2018 *Costa G. Constantinides Proposed Int. No. 750-ACreation of a NYC Jamaica Bay task force.IntroductionThe bill establishes a Jamaica Bay Task Force to provide recommendations to the commissioner and the speaker of the council on the cleanup of Jamaica Bay, the process by which combined sewer overflows are managed for the bay, including the long-term control plan and the effects of climate change on the bay. The task force shall be comprised of eleven members, five of whom will be appointed by the speaker of the council and six members by the mayor. The members shall include a representative from each community board in the groundwater service area as well as representative from the communities adjoin Jamaica Bay. The members shall also include experts in the field of hydrology, biology and geology.Hearing Held by Committee  Action details Not available
Int 0750-2018 *Costa G. Constantinides  Creation of a NYC Jamaica Bay task force.IntroductionThe bill establishes a Jamaica Bay Task Force to provide recommendations to the commissioner and the speaker of the council on the cleanup of Jamaica Bay, the process by which combined sewer overflows are managed for the bay, including the long-term control plan and the effects of climate change on the bay. The task force shall be comprised of eleven members, five of whom will be appointed by the speaker of the council and six members by the mayor. The members shall include a representative from each community board in the groundwater service area as well as representative from the communities adjoin Jamaica Bay. The members shall also include experts in the field of hydrology, biology and geology.Amendment Proposed by Comm  Action details Not available
Int 0750-2018 *Costa G. Constantinides  Creation of a NYC Jamaica Bay task force.IntroductionThe bill establishes a Jamaica Bay Task Force to provide recommendations to the commissioner and the speaker of the council on the cleanup of Jamaica Bay, the process by which combined sewer overflows are managed for the bay, including the long-term control plan and the effects of climate change on the bay. The task force shall be comprised of eleven members, five of whom will be appointed by the speaker of the council and six members by the mayor. The members shall include a representative from each community board in the groundwater service area as well as representative from the communities adjoin Jamaica Bay. The members shall also include experts in the field of hydrology, biology and geology.Amended by Committee  Action details Not available
Int 0750-2018 ACosta G. Constantinides  Creation of a NYC Jamaica Bay task force.IntroductionThe bill establishes a Jamaica Bay Task Force to provide recommendations to the commissioner and the speaker of the council on the cleanup of Jamaica Bay, the process by which combined sewer overflows are managed for the bay, including the long-term control plan and the effects of climate change on the bay. The task force shall be comprised of eleven members, five of whom will be appointed by the speaker of the council and six members by the mayor. The members shall include a representative from each community board in the groundwater service area as well as representative from the communities adjoin Jamaica Bay. The members shall also include experts in the field of hydrology, biology and geology.Approved by CommitteePass Action details Not available