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NORTH FL ATBUSH BID C O N N E C T I N G C O M M U N I T I E S F O R O V E R 3 0 Y E A R S

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N F B I D : O U R B A C K G R O U N D

Greetings!

A lit t le over 35 years ago, a group of commit ted citizens joined forces to improve the area known as Nor th Flatbush Avenue. These commit ted citizens, along with the assistance of elected of ficials and city agencies, brought renewal to Flatbush Avenue beginning with the “Triangle Parks Commission” and the Nor th Flatbush Avenue Bet terment Commit tee that ultimately gave rise to the Nor th Flatbush Business Improvement District (NFBID). This corridor along Flatbush Avenue from Atlantic Avenue towards Prospect Park connects residential communities like Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Pacific Park and bustling Downtown to the peaceful Prospect Park and beyond with a slew of transpor tation links and the Avenue traveling from the Manhat tan Bridge to the bay.

Over the years, the members of the NFBID Board of Directors, which still includes many of the BID’s founders, have strived to create a cohesive identity for the BID that would be responsive to the changing demographics. The non-profit ’s budget is small by comparison, but dreams are big. The district is currently undergoing a $60 million infrastructure project updating utilit ies and improving pedestrian safety and continuing investments in our beloved “Triangle Parks”.

The BID continues to suppor t its members—residents, proper ty owners, and businesses — through liaison work with city agencies, supplemental sanitation services, beautification, promotional activities, holiday decorations, adver tising oppor tunities, and community events. You are encouraged to review this information and join us in suppor ting this vibrant community in Brooklyn.

N F B I D F U N F AC T:

Geido Sushi — one of Brooklyn’s original sushi restaurants — 331 Flatbush (with 30 years on Flatbush)

The NYPD 78th Precinct house is used for the exterior station shots on the TV comedy “Brooklyn 99”.

CLASS A: PROPERTY OWNERS

NYC Mayor, Honorab le B i l l DeB las io

*Represented by Ms . Ke th ia “ Kat ” Joseph

Borough Pres ident , Honorab le E r i c Adams

*Represented by Mr. Josh Lev in

NYC Compt ro l le r, Honorab le Scot t S t r inger

*Represented by Mr. Ron Kat z

NYC Counc i l Member, D i s t r i c t 39, Honorab le B rad Lander

*Represented by Ms . Megan F l ynn

B rook lyn Communi t y Board D i s t r i c t 2

N F B I D : D I S T R I C T M A P & B O A R D M E M B E R S

Pres ident , Ms . Reg ina Cahi l l

Mr. Scot t Domansk y

V ice P res ident , Mr. M ichae l P in tch ik

Mr. Henr y Weins te in

Mr. Abed Awad

Mr. Chr i s K ing

Secre tar y & Treasure r, Ms . D iane A l l i son

CLASS B: COMMERCIAL TENANTS

Mr. E van F ranca

CLASS C: RES IDENT

Ms . Cr i s ten Van V lee t

CLASS D: ELECTED OFF IC IALS

CLASS E: NON-VOTING

@ N F B I D

Th i s i s a great way to f i nd out what i s happen ing in the area, i nc lud ing cons t ruc t ion updates , t ra f f i c updates and “ break ing news”. Send us your ema i l address and we w i l l keep you up to date .

We encourage neighbors to engage us on social media!

@ N O R T H F L A T B U S H B K

B R O O K LY N

NORTHFLATBUSH

BID

BARCLAYS CENTER

GR AND ARMY PLAZA

WILLIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK

TOWER

BROOKLYNPUBLIC

LIBR ARY

ATLANTIC AVENUE

BAMSHARP

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B37

B63

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B67

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B65

B41

B67

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B69

B41

B67

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B69

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B63

B69

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7TH AVEQB

PROSPECT PARK WEST

NORTH FLATBUSH BID

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BERGEN STREET

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Mr. Mat thew P in tch ik

Ms . Mar yse Fe l i x




N F B I D : W H A T W E D O

H O R T I C U L T U R E

The BID advocates for street and sidewalk improvements through writ ten proposals to government of ficials. Currently, the BID is working with the NYC Depar tment of Transpor tation and the Depar tment of Design and Construction on a $60 million capital streetscape and water service project. We intend to create enhanced public spaces with planters, way-finding and benches as a quick respite for shoppers.

NFBID launched the district ’s most recent beautification programming on Ear th Day 2016. Initially installing large-scale street planters full of blooming flowers and seasonal plantings at select intersections, the BID is expanding this project to include ongoing maintenance, additional street trees, and more locations. Sponsorship/par tnership oppor tunities are available.

C A P I T A L I M P R O V E M E N T S

NYC is a massive urban experience. So, we pitch-in and support the City’s resources with extra hands. All to make North Flatbush Avenue a pleasant place to shop, dine and experience.

Let us help you get the word out! The BID provides the Nor th Flatbush community with ongoing events, merchant workshops, speaking oppor tunities, street banner sponsorships, social media feeds, shopping guides and more. The BID works closely with local news outlets to spread the word about new initiatives and programs.

G R A F F I T I R E M O V A L

The Nor th Flatbush Avenue BID provides street sweeping services to assist businesses in maintaining a clean appearance along the twenty six-block commercial zone. Our maintenance vendor (StreetPlus) is at work 7 days a week and empties our corner receptacles for sanitation pick up.

The BID provides members with complimentary graf fiti removal services for main doors and gates to create a clean and more appealing sidewalk environment for shoppers and residents. Any district proper ty owner can contact our of fices for information on graf fiti removal.

S U P P L E M E N T A L S T R E E T & S I D E W A L K S W E E P I N G

P R O M O T I O N S & E V E N T S


Before their current home in Downtown Brooklyn, in the 1980s, the Brooklyn Tabernacle purchased the former Carlton Theatre at 292 Flatbush Avenue at 7th Avenue, converting the 1383-seat theatre into a church. After many years of declining membership, the church was revitalized as a non-denominational congregation, and became well known as

the home of the award-winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. The church remained in this location until 2002.

N O R T H F L A T B U S H : N O T A B L E B U I L D I N G S & H I S T O R I C A L D E S I G N A T I O N S

GRAND ARMY PLAZA

Photo by Jef frey O. Gustafson, Wikipedia Commons,

CC BY-SA 3.0

WILLIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK

Photo by Gryf findor, Wikipedia Commons,

CC BY-SA 3.0

BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY

Photo by Jim.henderson,Wikipedia Commons

PROSPECT HE IGHTS NATIONAL REGISTER

Photo by Suzanne Spellen,brownstoner.com

• Covers an area roughly bounded by Flatbush Avenue, Sterling Place, Washington Avenue, and St. Marks Avenue, though a section of the historic district extends as far north as Pacific Street

• It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. The district was designated by the city Landmarks Preservation Commission on June 23, 2009, and approved by the New York City Council on September 17, 2009

• It is the fif th largest historic district in NYC

PROSPECT HE IGHTSHISTORIC D ISTR ICT

• A national historic district in Park Slope, Brooklyn

• Consists of over 2,400 contributing buildings built between 1862 and about 1920

• Predominately residential and located adjacent to Prospect Park

• Includes a variety of two and three story townhouses built in a variety of popular architectural styles of the late-19th and early 20th centuries

PARK SLOPEHISTORIC D ISTR ICT

• Opened on 9/21/2012

• 18,200 seats in main coliseum and 7,700 seats in intimate “Tidal” Theatre

• NBA Basketball (Brooklyn Nets), NHL Hockey (Islanders) & Professional Boxing

• College Sports (Basketball & Hockey)

• Family Shows (Cirque du Soleil, Disney on Ice, WWE)

• Musical Shows (Wide variety ranging from Barbra Streisand to Jay-Z)

BARCLAYS CENTER

• A mixed-use commercial and residential development project consisting of 17 high-rise buildings and 6,000 apartments, under construction in Prospect Heights, adjacent to Downtown Brooklyn and For t Greene.

• 461 Dean is the tallest modular building in the world—just one way Pacific Park is making history. This recently occupied 32-story tower designed by SHoP Architects will add to the neighborhood with 4,000 square feet of retail at its base and half of the 363 residences designated af fordable.

PACIF IC PARK

The District borders dynamic neighborhoods with a number of signature landmarks and historic buildings.




B R O O K LY N

PROSPECT HEIGHTS,CROWN HEIGHTS

GOWANUS,PARK SLOPE,

RED HOOK

NORTHFLATBUSH

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( . 3% grow th 20 0 0 -2010 )

P O P U L A T I O N

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N E A R B Y N E I G H B O R H O O D S

GOWA N US / PA R K S LO P E / R E D H OO K P ROS P EC T H E I G HT S / C ROW N H E I G HT S

( . 6% grow th 20 0 0 -2010 )

P O P U L A T I O N

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N F B I D T R A N S P O R T A T I O N

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El Gran Castillo de Jagua is one of North Flatbush’s longest running businesses. Featuring a Dominican diner experience, they have held three homes in the corridor:

292 Flatbush Ave, 347 Flatbush Avenue across the Avenue and its current home at 355 Flatbush.

Every Fall Since 2012: > 3,900 Dai ly

P E D E S T R I A N S

Every Spring Since 2012: > 4,000 Dai ly

F la tbush Ave (Grand Army to A t lant ic ) :> 43,000 Dai ly

A U T O M O B I L E S

At lant ic Ave (a t F la tbush Ave) :> 26,000 Dai ly

A U T O M O B I L E S

B 41 L ine (a long F la tbush Ave) :

> 28, 500 Dai ly R iders

B U S E S

B65 L ine ( F la tbush Ave & Dean S t ) :

> 3,000 Dai ly R iders

B U S E S

7th Ave S tat ion(at F la tbush Ave) :


S U B W AY

At lant ic Ave & Barc lays Center :

> 42 ,000 Dai ly R iders

Bergen S t (a t F la tbush Ave) :


Grand Army P laza (a t F la tbush Ave) :


B69 L ine ( F la tbush Ave& Dean S t ) :

> 2 , 500 Dai ly R iders

B U S E S

B63 L ine ( F la tbush Ave & At lant ic Ave) :


B U S E S

B67 L ine (a long F la tbush Ave) :

> 3,000 Dai ly R iders

B U S E S

B37 L ine (a long F la tbush Ave) :

> 900 Dai ly R iders

B U S E S





There are many nearby educational institutions. Some include:

N F B I D C O M M U N I T Y D E M O G R A P H I C S

* All information obtained from census.gov/2010 Census* Information reflects residents within our district census tracts which includes: 129.01,129.02, 159, 161 & 163

2 or More:

711

Male:

7, 20 3Tota l Avai lab le:

7,949Caucas ian:

10, 596Under 18:

2 , 20 9

Female:

8 , 0 22Occupied:

7, 275

Af r ican Amer ican:

2 , 250

18 -24:

934

Owner Occup ied:

2 , 829

A s ian:

919

25 -3 4:

4 , 324

Rente r Occup ied:

4 , 4 4 6

Amer ican Ind ian & A laska Nat i ve:

6 3

35 - 49:

4 , 0 47

Nat i ve Hawai ian & Pac i f i c I s lander :

7

50 - 6 4:

2 , 4 61Vacant :

674

Other :

679

6 5 and Older :

1, 250

G E N D E RH O U S I N G R A C EA G E

Who we are!


William Jay Gaynor, 94th Mayor of the City of New York, was the first Mayor from Brooklyn. He lived off of Flatbush Ave and frequently walked from his home in Park Slope to City Hall during his term from 1910 to 1913.

R E T A I L M I X B U S I N E S S & N E A R B Y E D U C A T I O N I N S T I T U T I O N S

North Flatbush is home to almost 150 business that run from unique boutiques, f ine dining, world class enter tainment to neighborhood services and medical facil i t ies.

Fash ion & Acces sor ie s

( 7 ) 5%

Doc tor s & R X

(11) 8%

Heal th & Wel lnes s

(8 ) 5%

ATM & B ank ing

(5 ) 3%

Fun & Games

(5 ) 3%

Laundr y & A l te ra t ions

(6 ) 4%

Eat s & Treat s

(27 ) 18%Wine & D ine

(28 ) 19%

Ser v ices

(15 ) 10%

B eau t y & Body

(13 ) 9%

Real t y

(5 ) 3%

Home & Garden

(5 ) 3%

K ids & Pe t s

(3 ) 2%

Gourmet Grocer y & De l i

(8 ) 5%Spi r i t s & Wine

(2 ) 1%

B U S I N E S SB R E A K D O W N

B RO O K LY N AC A D E MY

O F M U S I C ( BA M )

LO N G I S L A N D U N I VE R S I T Y

N Y U PO LY TE C H N I C S C H O O L

O F E N G I N E E R I N G

N YC CO LLE G E O F

TE C H N O LO GY (C U N Y TE C H )

B RO O K LY N L AW LO N G I S L A N D U N I VE R S I T Y

B E R K E LE Y CO LLE G E PR AT T U N I VE R S I T Y

CO M I N G S O O N : M I D D LE S C H O O L

( N E A R BA RC L AYS C E N TE R )

La t ino/H ispan ic :

1,961




N F B I D S P O N S O R S H I P P R O G R A M : P A C K A G E S

N O R TH F L ATBUS H P L AT I N UM S P O N SO R

• Mos t P rominent logo p lacement on webs i te land ing page

• Logo p lacement on cho ice o f event marke t ing co l la te ra l fo r l egac y d i s t r i c t p rogramming: Ear th Day, Annual Meet ing , Make Mus ic NY-June , Fa l l Fe s t , Make Mus ic NY-December

• Logo p lacement on shopping gu ide rackcards (approx . d i s t r ibu t ion 50 0 0 )

• Logo p lacement on 3 s t ree t banner s ( inc lud ing 1 p remium locat ion near B arc lays Cente r )

• Par tne r sh ip s ignage on B ig B e l l y t rash cans — p lease inqu i re fo r more in fo rmat ion ( pending NYC approval )

• 6 Soc ia l Media tags/year on NFB ID soc ia l account s ( I ns tagram, Tw i t te r, Facebook )

• 4 Dedica ted e -b las t s to NFB ID communi t y

• Speak ing ro le s a t se lec t NFB ID event s/merchant mee t ings

N O R TH F L ATBUS H GO LD S P O N SO R

• P rominent logo p lacement on webs i te land ing page

• Bus ines s name p lacement on cho ice o f event marke t ing co l la te ra l fo r l egac y d i s t r i c t p rogramming: Ear th Day, Annual Meet ing , Make Mus ic NY-June , Fa l l Fe s t , Make Mus ic NY-December

• Bus ines s Name on shopping gu ide rackcards (approx . d i s t r ibu t ion 50 0 0 )

• Logo p lacement on 2 s t ree t banner s



• 2 Dedica ted e -b las t s to NFB ID communi t y

N O R TH F L ATBUS H S I LV E R S P O N SO R

• Logo p lacement on webs i te land ing page

• Bus ines s name p lacement on event marke t ing co l la te ra l fo r l egac y d i s t r i c t p rogramming: choose 1- Ear th Day, Annual Meet ing , Make Mus ic NY-June , Fa l l Fe s t , Make Mus ic NY-December

• Bus ines s Name on shopping gu ide rackcards (approx . d i s t r ibu t ion 50 0 0 )

• Logo p lacement on 1 s t ree t banner



• 1 Dedica ted e -b las t to NFB ID communi t y

M A K E MUS I C N Y

Date: Every June 21st

Attendance in 2017: 11 Host Locations, 18 Per formances

Programming: Live Music, Public Space Activation, Interactive, Business Awareness, Shopping, Summer

Background: “Make Music New York is a live, free musical celebration on June 21st, the longest day of the year, with over 1,200 concer ts on streets, sidewalks, and parks across the five boroughs.” –makemusicny.org

Our merchants host dozens of enter tainers in front of the businesses to bring “pop-up” musical fun.

Sponsorship Opportunities: • District Presenting Sponsor• District Par ticipating Sponsor• Marketing/Media Par tnership

E A R TH DAY N F B I D A N N UA L M E E T I N G

Date: Mid April

Attendance: Varies on activity

Programming: Beautification, Volunteerism, Hor ticulture, Streetscape, Greening, Spring, Community Engagement

Background: NFBID has consistently worked on improving our physical conditions via a long-time commitment to Ear th Day and bringing noticeable changes in the neighborhood with public spaces, plantings, tree-care and advocacy.

Sponsorship Opportunities: • Presenting Sponsor• Par ticipating Sponsor• Giveaways Sponsor• Materials Sponsor

Date: Mid June

Attendance: 75-125

Programming: B2B, Governance, Advocacy, Operations, Social

Background: In addition to taking care of the organization’s “business”—Board elections, budget presentation, at tendees enjoy our Year in Review in this social situation as we welcome visits from our community’s elected of ficials and showcase a local business and the fun, unique venues we have.

Sponsorship Opportunities: • Presenting Sponsor• Par ticipating Sponsor• Hospitality Sponsor (venue, food & beverage)• Giveaway Sponsor

N F B I D S P O N S O R S H I P O P P O R T U N I T I E S : E V E N T S

FA LL F E S T &W E E K E N D WA LK S

M A K E MUS I C W I NTE R“ F L ATF OOT F L ATBUS H ”

SA NTA F O LLY &N F B I D H O LI DAY PA R T Y

Date: Every December 21st

Attendance: Dozens of musicians and dancers, engagement with about 1000 consumers and pedestrians

Programming: Live Music, Winter Public Space Activation, Shopping, Interactive, Business Awareness

Background: NFBID par tners with talented ar tists at Porch Stomp and City Stompers to bring a sidewalk parade led by fiddles and guitars. Impromptu per formances at local businesses happen as samples of tasty treats are distributed by our delicious restaurants and food businesses. This event has been co-produced in conjunction with the NFBID’s holiday programming that includes visits from Santa and a seasonally-themed wrap-up par ty.

Sponsorship Opportunities: • District Presenting or Par ticipating Sponsor• Marketing/Media par tnership• T-shir ts• Giveaway Sponsor

Date: Late December

Attendance: 25-30 Businesses, about 1000 customers, pedestrians, neighbors

Themes: Holiday Shopping, Santa Claus, Interactive, Business Awareness, Winter

Background: Santa Claus comes to visit Nor th Flatbush the week before the Christmas holiday to spread cheer and heightened at tention to our member businesses as customers finish their shopping needs. Sometimes he travels via historic trolley service inviting shoppers and the youngsters to join him on a fun ride around the district or maybe he will walk the district with his wagon of goodies in tow.

Sponsorship Opportunities: • Presenting Sponsor• Par ticipating Sponsor• Trolley Sponsor• Marketing/Media par tnership• Giveaway Sponsor

Date: Late October

Attendance: Approx 1250 at tendees daily

Programming: Live Music, Healthy Lifestyle Activities, Children, Family, Interactive, Fall, Halloween

Background: NFBID collaborates with New York City Depar tment of Transpor tation’s Weekend Walks programming to provide greater pedestrian access to our streets via an outdoor community festival. Neighbors and visitors are invited to decorate pumpkins, enjoy music, games and ar ts-and-craf ts, and sample our local food favorites.

Sponsorship Opportunities: • Presenting Sponsor• Par ticipating Sponsor• Event Table (no sales of goods or services)• Giveaway Sponsor

Support the community and get your brand out there. The broad availabili ty of partnership opportunit ies can be customized or select from the annual packages

below featuring a mix of our legacy events, communications and physical assets.

Photo by NFBID

Photo by AGD Studio

Photo by BigBelly




N F B I D E V E N T C A L E N D A R

FA LL F E S T I VA L &W E E K E N D WA LK S

M A K E MUS I C W I NTE R“ F L ATF OOT F L ATBUS H ”

SA NTA F O LLY &N F B I D H O LI DAY PA R T Y

M A K E MUS I C N Y

E A R TH DAY

N F B I D A N N UA L M E E T I N G

S TA K E H O LD E R M E E T I N GS & WO R K S H O P S

JA N UA RY

D EC E M B E R

A P R I L

F E B R UA RY

M A RC H

M AY

J U N E

J U LY

AUGUS T

S E P TE M B E R

OC TO B E R

N OV E M B E R



L i ve Mus i c , Hea l thy L i fes t y l e Ac t i v i t i e s , Ch i l d ren , Fam i l y, I n te rac t i ve , Fa l l , Ha l loween

Bus i nes s to Bus i nes s , Commun i t y Engagement, Bus i nes s Advocacy

L i ve Mus i c , Summer, Shopp ing ,Pub l i c Space Ac t i va t ion , I n te rac t i ve , Bus i nes s Awarenes s

Bus i nes s to Bus i nes s , Governance, Advocacy,Opera t ions , Soc ia l

Beau t i f i ca t ion , Green ing , Hor t i cu l tu re , Spr i ng Commun i t y Engagement, Vo lun teer i sm , S t reet scape



L i ve Mus i c , Win te r, Shopp ing ,Pub l i c Space Ac t i va t ion , I n te rac t i ve , Bus i nes s Awarenes s

Ho l iday Shopp ing , I n te rac t i ve , Bus i nes s Awarenes s , Win te r,San ta C laus


Stirling Plaza (Carlton Ave/Park Place/Flatbush Ave) was named after William Alexander (1726 – 1783), known as Lord Stirling. He was an American Brigadier-General during the American Revolutionary War.

Lord Stirling commanded the 1st Maryland Regiment that fought at the Battle of Long Island. He lost the battle and was captured but his actions allowed General George Washington’s troops to escape.

N F B I D S P O N S O R S H I P : P R O G R A M S

Support the community and get your brand out there. Our District ’s physical assets can be ef fective in reaching your target audience. The broad availabili ty of partnership opportunit ies can be

customized featuring a mix of our legacy events, communications and physical assets.

BRANDED B IGBELLY TRASH & RECYCLING B INS

BRANDED MAINTENANCE

STAFF UNIFORMS

Photo by psfk.com Photo by Branders.com

SPONSORED DISTR ICT

STREET BANNERS

Photo by AGD Studio

HORTICULTURE

Photo by Brooklyn Botanic Garden

An eco-friendly addition to the neighborhood! As the BID continues to press for streetscape upgrades, we have installed 21 Bigbelly trash cans in prime locations. These receptacles have space to install signage for your business’s shor t-term, seasonal or long-term promotional campaigns. Touch base to discuss your needs.

These uniforms are worn by the maintenance staf f in the Nor th Flatbush district. These wearables would include a full array of warm and cold weather pieces — shir ts, jackets, hats, etc. What a great way to reinforce your brand as our team diligently traverses the district keeping things tidy.

We install eye-catching banners on our historic street light poles along Nor th Flatbush — promoting a sense of unity and place in the neighborhood. These banners can include your logo and will be hung in high-traf fic areas near Barclays Center and Grand Army Plaza — see our transpor tation counts for daily reach. Discount pricing available for multiple banners — call our team to discuss.

Nor th Flatbush has piloted the installation of large scale sidewalk planters full of evergreen and brightly colored annuals. Currently there are 14 locations but will soon expand to over 50 locations throughout the district. Greening the district with more plants and trees helps create a hospitable environment and adds visual interest to the corridor. If you want to suppor t our ef for ts and receive acknowledgement with an in-planter plaque, let ’s chat.

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