COMBINED PUBLIC HEARINGAND BOARDMEETING

MARCH 13, 2018211 AINSLIE STREET

COMMUNITY BOARD NO.1435 GRAHAM AVENUE- BROOKLYN, NY 11211

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ROLLCALL

Chairperson Ms. Fullerrequested DistrictManagerMr. Esposito to call the roll.He informed thechairperson that therewere28 board memberspresent, a sufficient numberto conduct the publichearing.

APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA

Mr.Solanomade a motionto approvethe agendafor the March 13,2018 PublicHearingas written.The motionwassecondedby Ms. KJUninski. The motionwas unanimouslycarried.

DCA-UNENCWSED SIDEWALK CAFE APPLICATION: - Latte LLC.•dba GelateriaGentile,253WytheAvenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249-4127, # 2211-2018-ASWC; 9 Tables; 18Chairs. (New)_.Mr.Robert Callahan, fromthe officeof Michael Kelly, presented on the application for a newunenclosed sidewalkcaf6 at 253 WytheAvenue. A completed questionnaire was submitted anddistributed for review. Therewereno questionsraisedat this time.

DCA-UNENCLOSED SIDEWALK cAFE APPLICATION: - Lafitte LLC.,dba Sauvage, 90SLorimerStreet,Brooklyn, NY 11222-3103, #2019774-DCA; 14Tables;28 Chairs. (Renewal) - Mr.JoshuaT. Boissy, one of theprincipal ownersofthe establishment, waspresentand spokeon therenewal. Therewereno changesin the sidewalkcafeand there were no complaints. No questions wereraisedat this time.

DCA-UNENCLOSED SIDEWALK CAFE APPUCATION: .... Hop Stock & Barreln LLC,dbaMekelburg's, 325 Kent Avenue,Brooklyn, NY 11249-5268, # 1643-2018-ASWC; 7 Tables; 26Chairs. (New) - Ms. AliciaMcke1hurg, one of the owners, spokeon the plans. Shesubmitted acompleted questionnaire. Therewereno questions at this time.

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It wasnoted that these three unenclosed sidewalkcafeswould be reviewedat thenext meetingoftheSLA Review& DCA Committee, scheduled for Tuesday, March 27,2018, 6;30PM, at the CB #1 '8DistrictOffice, 435 Graham Avenue.

PRESENTATION: MTA NXC- ADA Project: Scheduled at the GreenpointAvenue 0 stationwithin Community Board 1.

Mr.Andrew Ingelsby,AssistantDirector, Government and Community Relations, MfA NYC Transit,beganthe presentation. He noted that he wasjoined withhis colleague, who wouldbe assisting in thepresentation. This is for the proposed ADA upgradeofthe Greenpoint Avenue Station"0" CrosstownLine.He noted that the Greenpoint AvenueStationis locatedon ManhattanAvenue betweenGreenpoint Avenueand India Street,It is a below-ground bi-levelstation constructed in 1933.Platformlevelconsistsoftwo sideplatfunns with the G train service each way, northbound QueensIIDd Southbound Brooklyn. The scopeof work was noted.A copyofthe presentationis attached.

The following wasnoted:

- Ridership is increasing every year.- 14Ft. GlassElevator- Sidewalk will be extended 8 ft.- Sidewalk willbe bumped up- It is in front of the existingBagel Store- Willnot block Starbuok'smarquee~ Schedule: Award Spring 2018; 28 Months/Construction duration

Therewas somediscussionby the boardmembersabout the location for the elevator. Mr. JeremyRosen,ownerof the bagel shop, raisedconcernsabout theelevatorand its location impacting hisbusiness. He noted thatthe "L" train shutdownwill also have an impacton the businesses. Ms.CynthiaKulsereni, raised concernabout the location. Shenoted thatproperty ownersandresidentsareconcerned about the elevatorbeing in frontoftheir property. Theyhad questionsaboutcleanliness andhomelesssleepingin thestructure.

PRESENTATION: NYC PARKS: The reconstruction ofPennTriangle,(penn Street& WytheAvcnue)is funded for$l.lM through the CommunityParb Initiative. Goals fortheprojeet are toincrease play opportunities for the2-5 age group,maximize theuse ofspace within the site, and tofacilitate passiveuse within and around thepark. Presentation by Chris Yandoli,BrooklynDirectorofCapitalProjects. Ms. MarySalig,from theParks Department, in1roduced the project and notedthedesignerwaspresent to speak on1he reconstruction project for PennTriangle.A seepingmeetingwasheld in November. Mr. laban Taylor,from the ProspectPark: Alliance, provided a PowerPoint slidepresentation for all to view.

• PennTriangleis boundedby Penn Street,WytheAvenueand WilliamsburgStreetEast.• Goalsare to increaseplay opportunities for 2·5 age group; maxin:rlze the use of spacewithin

the site; facilitate passiveuse within and around1hepark.• Budgetis $l.lmillion• Project size: 0.15 acres

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Mr. Taylorhighlightedseveral points regardingthis triangular shaped park, includingthe existingconditions, and the proposed design. He noted that they receivedcommunityinput and thatthere werea lot ofchildren there. He noted that they wouldbe doing seating,with someseatingon the outside.They will be addingsome street trees.Play equipment will have colormotifs with warmneutrals,grayscalesand primary colors. Some ornamental treeswill be planted for shade. Existing lightingwill beused.and flood lights will be added.Forestershave gone out and inventoried the treesandrecommended the replacements. There is no water play area. There is a ramped featureto allowformore ADA accessibility to the parle. (See attached)

LIQUOR LICENSES

NEW915Flushing Avenue Corp., 915FlushingAvenue, (Newt Iiquor, wiiLel'beer, cider,bar /tavern)790 Metro CafeInc, SurelyYou Must be KiddingLLC, dba LegionBar, 790 Metropolitan Avenue,(New, liquor, winelbeer, cider, bar)ChikoInc., 954 ManhattanAvenue, (New, winelbeer, cider, rest)BushwickGrind LLC, dbaBushwick,Grlnd,63 Whipple Street, (New, winelbeer, cider, tavern)Entity to be formed on behalfofB. Strumke, 320 KingslandAvenue, (New,liquor,wine/beer; cider,barltavem)Entity to be formedby James Tadic, dba TBD, 64 Frost Street, (New, liquor,wine/beer~ cider,bar)Entity TaD, dbe The Sauced RoosterLLC, 335 Bedfurd Avenue, (New, liquorwinelbeer, cider,rest)Megan Oiometti, 312 Orand Street, (New,liquor,winelbeer, cider,bar, tavern)OutlookGoodILC, dba 'IDB, 84 HavemeyerStreet, (New, liquor,winelbea-,cider, rest)Mulholland's Bar LLC, dba Mulbolland's,312 Orand Street, (New, liquor,winelbeer, cider, rest)Snackbox Williamsburg LLC, 103North 3M Street, (New, winelbeer, cider, stall within foodmarket)Sea Wolf Too LLC, elba Sea WoIt: 318 GrandStreet, lB, (New liquor,winelbeer, cider, rest)Wild Oingt"l' VeganBJQ Inc., dba Wild Ginger, 182North 101bStreet, (New, winelbeer, cider,rest)WoodfootLLC,dba Pokito, 1S5 South4111 Street, (CorporateChange,liquor, wine/beer, cider,rest)

RENEWAL3 Piglets Inc., 577 Union Avenue,(Renewal, liquor, winelbeer, ciderrest)9 Monkeys Inc.,elba Hi NoodleThai, 333 GrahamAvenue,(Renewal, liquor, winelbeer, cider, rest)664 Manhattan Avenue LLC, dba Cherry Point, 664 Manhattan Avenue,(Renewal, liquor, winelbeer,cider, rest)Aji Sushi Greenpoint Inc., dba WasabiSushi,638 Manhattan Avenue, (Renewal winebeer, cider,Japanese FoodRest)DJJM Group,LLC,dba Two Boots Williamsburg, 558 Driggs Avenue, (Renewal, winelbeer, cider,pizzeria)Fly Trap ProductionsINC., dba Zablozki's, 107 North &h Street, (Renewal, liquor, wine,beer, cider,rest)My Music & Time Corp, dba Koda Restaurant& Lounge, 985 FlushingAvenue, (Renewal, liquor,winelbeer, cider,rest)NiranRestaurantCorp., elba Thai Cafe~ 925 ManhattanAvenue, (Renewal~ winelbeer, cider,rest)SovietSubs LLC,elba Falansai, 112HarrisonPlace, (Renewal,winelbeer, cider~ rest)The MiddleLLC,dba Rider, 80 North ()lh Street, Suite B, (Renewal, liquor,winelbeer, cider,rest)TraifLLC, dbaTrait: 229 South4th Street,(Renewal, liquor, winelbeer, cider,rest)

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Que Bonita Inc. dba The Narrows, 1037FlushingAvenue, (Renewal, liquor, winelbeer, cider, rest)Xixa LLC, dba Xixa, 241 South 4lh Street, (Renewal, liquor, winelbeer, cider, rest)

BOARD MEETING

MOMENT OF SILENCE

Chairperson Ms. DealiceFuller called for a momentofsilence.

ROLL CALL

ChaiIperson Ms. Fuller requestedDistrict ManagerMr. Espositoto call the roll. He informedthechairperson that there were 37 boardmembers present, a sufficientnumber for a quonnn to conductthe boardmeeting.

APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA

Mr. Solanomade a motion to approvethe agenda for the March 13, 2018 Board Meetingas written.The motionwas secondedby Ms. Teague.The motionwas unanimouslycarried.

APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES

Ms. Cabreramade a motion to approvethe minutes for the February 13, 2018 CombinedPublicHearingand BoardMeeting as written.The motionwas secondedby Mr. Indig.The motionwasunanimously carried.

COMMlTI'EE REPORTS

Chairperson Ms. Fuller called upon the committeechairpersons to present their reports.

Land Use, ULURP, and Landmarks (subcommittee) Committee - Ms. Teaguepresentedthe LandUse portion ofthe report (see attached). She read the report and requested a vote on the item. Ms.McKeeverpresentedthe Landmarks portion ofthereport (see attached).

Land Use Item-• DCP - <N170239ZCKl - 226 Franklin Street.Brooklyn.NY 11222Block 2512 Lot 1 - Ms.

Cabreramade a motion to supportthe committee's recommendation to approvethe waiver. Themotionwas secondedby Mr. Weidberg. The vote was as follows: 37 "YES"; 0 "NO"; 0"ABSTENTIONS"; 0 "RESCUALS". The motionwasunanimouslycarried.

Landmarlcs Item-• 126Kent Street - Ms.McKeeverpresentedthe Landmarks Subcommittee's report (see attached).

Ms. McKeevermade a motion to supportthe committee's recommendation. The motionwasseconded by Ms. Teague. The vote was as follows: 38 "YES"; 0 ''NO''; 0 "ABSTENTIONS"; 0''RESCUALS". The motion was unanimouslycarried

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Parks & Waterfront Committee - Mr. Caponegro presenteda verbal report. He discussed a requestby the McCarren Tennis Court. They were seekinga letter ofsupport from CB #1 for them to not haveto remove the clubhousein April.They wantto maintain the structureall year round and installbathrooms for all to us. Aftera briefdiscussion, the item wasreferred back 0 the Parks& WaterfrontCommittee. Mr.Caponegrorelated that it wouldbe heard at upcomingParks & Waterfront Committeescheduled for Thursday,March29t 2018t at 6:30 PMt in theCB#1's DistrictOffice.

Tl1U1!portation Committee - Mr. Bruzaitis submitted a written reportthat wasdistributed for review(see attached). He read the report and noted the items and actionsrequested.

Previous Concerns- were highlighted in the report (KentAveIFlushing AveIWallabout St.;FlushingAve.; and KentAve & Williamsburg StreetWest)andwouldbe follow-up with DOT.

BrooklynNaY}' Yani Shuttle Discontinuation - Mr. Bruzaitisnotedthat Ms.Sbani Leibowitz & Ms.NoraDaniel from the BNY'sPlanning & Transportation Department appeared to explaintheirjustificationfordiscontinuingthis branchof 'last leg' service.

MTAIDOT L TrainPresentationReview ..Following theMTAIDOT openhousesand theirpresentation to the Full Board on February 13th, the committee and the publichad an opendiscussionon specific issues that had either not been fully addressed, or shouldbe considered beforetheagenciesimplementtheir final mitigationplanduringthe L Train shutdown. Ms. Mary Odomirokwasparticularlyconcernedthat the North Side is not beingproperlyserved. by the plannedbusroutes.After somediscussion the committee votedunanimouslyto ask the board to draft a letter to the MTA.

The members discussed this matterabout extendingthe 832 bus. Mr. Bruzaitis asked for a motiononthis portionofthe report and addabout the extensionofthebuses into Manhattan to (B32 intoManhattan; andthe other Northsidebus to not end in Nolita but to go to 14lh Street and FirstAve.)Mr. Solano madea motion to support the reportwith the changes. Ms. Teaguesecondedthe motion.The motionwas unanimouslycarried.

IdentifyingOff-RouteTruck Hot SPOts & Proactivesteps during L shutdowntraffic rerouting.Organizations United for Trash ReductionAndGarbageEquity (OUTRAGE) has reconvened itsillegalTruck Enforcement TaskForce.The Transportation Committee will continueto identifyhotspots and address complaints to the board office throughregular channels, as well as with thisworkinggroup. A fonn for relating complaintswas made available.

New Business: TLC LicensesIRenewals. Mr. Bruzaitisnoted that the committeevoted 8-0 in favor ofarenewal for the following item: TLC License # B01525, Northside Luxury Inc.,207 Bedford Avenue,Brooklyn, NY 11211.Mr.Weisermade a motion to supportthe committee's recommendation toapprovethe renewal. The motion was seconded by Ms. Teague.The motion wasunanimouslycarried.Thevote was: 39 "YES"; 0 "NO"; 0 "ABSTENTIONS"; 0 "RBCUSALStt

• The motionwasunanimously carried.

Attendance Committee - Mr. Bruzaitispresenteda verbal report on behalfofthe committee. Theattendancereport is as written. A meeting was held last evening. The committeediscusseda lot aboutabsences andalsodiscussedthe Borough President'sguidelines. He iterated theprocess. Anothermeetingwill be held to hash out the actionsto be proposed.

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SLA Review & DCA Committee - Mr. Bachorowski read the committee's report that was submittedand distributed for review.

New Licenses- Mr.Bachorowski made a motionto supportthe committee's recommendations for theapprovedapplications. There were 11 new epplications that were approved. There was a briefdiscussionby the membersregardingthe application for Barano (MozzarrellaHoldings LLC) at 26Broadway.There was a motionmade by to excludethem from the list to and vote separately on it. Themotionwas secondedby Mr. Weiser.A vote was taken and the motion failed.The vote was 13"YES";12 "Non; 3 "ABSTENTIONS". Mr.Bachorowski made B motion to support the 11applications thatthe committee recommends for approval.Mr. Dybanowski secondedthe motion.DistrictManagerMr.Espositoread the list ofthe approvednew applications:

1) An Entityto be formedby KougerAhmed, 340 BedfordAvenue, (New, winelbeer, cider, rest)2) Bernie's Point LLC, dba Bernie's, 836 LorimerStreet, (New, liquor, wine/beer, cider, rest)3) Days ofJoy Inc.,dba Nights ofJoy, 667 675 677 Lorimer Street, (Corporate Change, liquor.

wino'beer, cider.Bar/tavern)4) Jaja BrooklynLLC, 103North 3rd Street, (New,winebeer, cider, rest)5) K.NR Partners ILC, dba Bushniwa,250 Varet Street, (New,liquor, winelbeer, cider,rest)6) LJ North 3 LLC, 103 North 3M Street, (New, wine/beer,cider, rest)7) MozzarellaHoldingsLLC, dba Barano,26 Broadway, (Alteration,liquor,winelbeer, cider,

rest)8) North 10tb RestaurantCompany LLC, dbaTBD, 97 North lOtb Street,Store tH,(New,liquor.

wine/beer,cider, tavem.)9) NYSF Ventures LLC, 285 Bedford Avenue, (New, Liquor, wine/beer,cider,bar/tavern)to} OriginalMusic Workshop Inc., & The MiddleLLC, dba National SawdustOMW, 8- North.~

Street (MethodofOperationChange to ExtendHours ofOperation,liquor, winelbeer, cider,live music)

11)Ponyboy Bar LLC, dba to TBD,632 Manhattan Avenue, (New, liquor,wine/beer, cider,restlbar) (with a 2AMclosing)

A roll callvote was taken. The votewas:21 "YES"; 14 "NO"; 3 "ABSTENTIONS"; 0"RECUSALS". The motion was carried,

ROLLCALL:NAME YES NO ABS RECUSAL

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Renewals- Mr. Bachorowski made a motion to supportthe committee's recommendation to approvethe renewals.Mr. Bruzaitissecondedthe motion.The vote was: 42 "YES"; 0 "NO"; 0"ABSTENTIONS"; 0 ·'RECUSALS".The motion was carried.DeniedAp,plications: Mr. Bachorowskimade a motion to supportthe committee's recommendations.The motion was seconded by Mr. Solano.Thevote was: 42 "YES";0 '"NO"; 0 "ABSTENTIONS"; 0"RECUSALS".The motionwas unanimously carried..

New & PreviouslyPostponedAl1PlicatiOD§: Mr. Bachorowski made a motion to supportthecommittee's recommendations. The motion wassecondedby Ms. Kaminski. The vote was:41"YES"; 1 "NO" (Mr. Needelman); 0 "ABSTENTIONS"; 0 "RECUSALS". The motion wascarried.

PARKS DEPARTMENT MINUTE

Ms. Mary Salig, from the Parks Department, bad submitteda written report that was distributed forreview (Beeattached).

PUBLIC SESSION (Reserved for the Public's expression. BoardMembers willnot be allowedtospeak.)Each scheduledparticipant for this sessionwill have an allowanceoftwo (2) minutes.

Mr. Bany Dross.spoke in supportofa bus rapidtransit systemcitywideto use as a methodoftransportation duringrenovation/repairs ofsubwaysand as an alternativefor people who areput out byCongestive Pricing (seeattached).

Ms. Katie Naplatarski. representingthe North BrooklynProgressive Democrats,spoke abouttheattendance ofboardmembersand read a letter that was sent to BrooklynBoroughPresident EricAdams (see attached).

ANNOUNCEMENTS: ELECTED OFFICIALS

Chairperson Ms. Fuller calleduponthe speakers who indicatedthat they had announcements. TheChaiIperson also acknowledged the followingpersonswho were elected officialsrepresentatives:

Mr. Bennet Baruch, from theBrooklyn BoroughPresident's office providedan update.He related thatMarchwas colon cancer awareness month. He provideda copy ofthe latest newsletter, He noted thathere wouldbe a march out ofschoolsabout gunviolence.

Mr.Alex Rodriguez, from CouncilMemberReynoso's office,provided an update. He noted that thecommunitycan vote on funding for projects in April.They will be doing taxes for seniors and disabledpersons.

Mr. Ben Solataire,from CouncilMemberLevin's office,providedan update. He noted that there willbe voting on projects thatare seekingfunding. This willbe done on line. The projects will bepublicized.He noted that they wouldbe workingon the L train.

Ms. DanielleZuckerman, from Senator Kavanaghts office,providedsome updates and distributedmaterial.She spoke about theCommunity Convention.

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Chairperson Ms. Fuller acknowledged Ms. Ivette Lopezand Ms. Cynthia Torres fromAssemblywoman Davila's office.

CHAIRPERSON~S REPORT

Chairperson Ms. Fuller chose to foregoher report in order to expeditethe agenda.

DISTRICT MANAGER~SREPORT

A writtenreportwas submitted and distributedfor review.

OLD BUSINESS

No old businesswas raised at this time.

NEW BUSINESS

• Mr. Weiser asked about the SeptemberCombinedPublic Hearingand BoardMeetingwhichisscheduled for September 12,2018. This was a religiousholiday and fast day.He askedthat thedate be changed. The request was tabled. It was noted that thedays availablefor the meetingroom will have to be obtainedfirst before a new date is selected. The ExecutiveCommittee willlook at a new date.

• Mr. Chester requested that the MrAINYCf come to the next meeting of the TransportationCommitteeto explain theirrationale for selectedthe location for theproposed elevatorat theOreenpoint Avenuesubwaystation.He made a motion to inviteMr. Inglesbyto the meetingtoprovide clarification. The motion was seconded by Mr. Solano. The motion was carried, Ms.Kaminski abstained. The vote was carried.

ADJOURNMENT

Mr. Solanomadea motion to adjournthe boardmeeting. The motion was secondedby Ms. Kaminski.The motion was unanimouslycarried.

Reviewedby,s-»:Sonia IglesiasRecording Secretary

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Design Presentation

March 13th, 2018

Greenpoint Avenue Station

• Greenpoint Avenue station is located on

Manhattan Avenue between Greenpoint

Avenue and India Street.

• Below-ground bi-Ievel station constructed

in 1933.

• Platform level cons ists of two side

platforms with CD train service each way,

northbound Queens and southbound

Brooklyn .

Greenpoint Avenue Station

Subway AverageRidership (2017):

Weekday:

Weekend:

Annual:

Location Map

9,758

8,994

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Scope of WorkStreet Level:• Construct 1 elevator from street to mezzanine• Reconfigure sidewalk and street to accommodate new elevator• Excavate sidewalk and street as required for construction of elevators• Provide ADA compliant treads and handrails at street stairs• Utilities coordination and relocation

Mezzanine Level:• Modify fare control area• Construct 2 mezzanine to platform elevators (1 on each platform)• Relocate 2 platform stairs for new elevator installation• Refurbish 1 platform stair and replace 1 platform stair• Add elevator machine rooms and reconfigure station rooms

Platform Level:Provide new tactile waming strips

• Construct ADA boarding areas

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MPT During Constructiono Work will be performed within areas dosed off to the public

o Work will be done in two phases to minimize impact to sidewalk and roadways

o MPT will include lane diversions along Manhattan Ave

o NYC Transit will work with Community to minimize impact

o Access will be maintained to all stores and residencies

o With exception to occasional closures, Greenpoint Ave station will remain open duringconstruction

Scheduleo Award: Spring 2018

o Construction duration: 28 months

Project Details And Next Steps

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Construction Start: 3rd Qtr. 2018

Anticipated Completion: 3rd Qtr. 2020

Continued outreach to affected propertyowners,businesses and residents during construction

Updates to Community Board 1 and Local ElectedOfficials during construction

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From: Salig, Mary (Parks) Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2018 10:54 AM To: BKOl (CB) Subject: Senior Games Flier

Good morning all,

Please help us spread the word about our annual Senior Games! Thank you

Mary Salig North Brooklyn Park Director T 718.218.6130 NYC Parks Bushwick Inlet Park 86 Kent A venue Brooklyn, NY 11211 nyc.gov/parks

Got skills and are 50+ years old?Compete in The Senior Games againstindividuals and teams fromacross the city! Sports include:

BasketballBoard GamesBowlingCorn HoleShuffleboardSwimmingPickleballTableTennisTrack and Field

Get ready for this friendly competit ionwith tune-up clinics starting Feb. 15.

Brownsville Recreation CenterFunfest Bowl.ing AlleyRoyal Palms ShuffleboardOcean Breeze Track and Field

Participation is FREEwithNYC Parks Recl-eation CenterMembership, but space is limitedand regisLration is required.

To register, visit nyc.gowperks/senior-garnesor f ill out a form at the recept ion desk.

#nycs~n1orgames I@nycpar!<s

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Gotskills and are 50+ years old?Compete inTheSeniorGames againstindividuals and teams frornacross the city! Sports include:

BasketballBoard GamesBowlingCorn HoleShuffleboardSwimmingPicklebaltTableTennisTrack and Field

Get ready for this friendly competitionwith tune-up clinics starting Feb. ':5.

Brownsville Rec:-eation CenterFunfest Bowting AlleyRoyal Palms ShuffleboardOcean Breeze Track and Field

Participation is F,EE withNYC P8.rks Recreation CenterMembership. but space is limitedand registration is required.

To register. visit i1y~.gov/parks/sen!or-gamosor fill ou; a form atihe reception desk.

#nycsel1i(;rgamt:~ I@n)'c)Jarks

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