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Large-Scale Initiatives Community Facilities Reform East Village Far West Village Federal Era Rowhouses Gansevoort Market Historic District NoHo Historic District Extension NYU South Village Trump “Condo-Hotel”       Individual Initiatives 101 Avenue A Landmark Proposal 128 East 13th Street—Saving former Frank Stella Studios / Horse Auction Mart 233-237 Bleecker Street 43 MacDougal Street—Saving Landmark House from Deterioration 437 West 13th Street tower 75 Morton Street 9/11 Memorial Care Buildings Department proposed rule change to challenges to building permits C6-1 Rezoning in the Far West Village Congregation Mezritch Synagogue, 415 East 6th Street Dorms for Hire—Ban Upheld Fire Patrol #2, 84 West 3rd Street Illegal Billboards Jefferson Market Library Restoration M8 Bus MTA Mulry Square Emergency Ventilation Plant New School Building—“Signature Plan, 14th Street & 5th Avenue” Provincetown Playhouse P.S. 64/Old Charas Cultural Center Russian Orthdox Cathedral in the East Village Save State tax credits for preservation rehab Silver Towers St. Vincent’s / Rudin Development Plans Village Theaters Westbeth Yiddish Art Theater (former), 189 2nd Avenue

122 Greenwich Avenue 848 Washington Street Annie Leibovitz Properties Circle in the Square Theater Correcting Department of Building Landmark Records East 12th Street Dorm / St. Ann’s Church East Village Rezoning Illegal Locksmith Stickers Jefferson Market Library Restoration Landmarks Preservation Commission Funding Pier 40 Post Office Air Rights Issue/Section 106 Review Preservation Voters Stuyvesant Polyclinic Superior Inks Building Tunnel Garage, Spring and Broome Streets—1922-2006 Webster Hall West 11th Street Condo / Julian Schnabel

GVSHP “Preservation Watch” program—a way to help ensure that serious landmarks violations are reported and the landmarks law enforced, and to preserve our neighborhood’s historic integrity.
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Preservation leadership is GVSHP’s most important function. The organization acts as a liaison between the Village community and the many city agencies that have jurisdiction over historic architecture and parks, maintaining relationships with the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, the Parks Department, the Department of City Planning, the Department of Transportation, the Manhattan Borough President’s office, as well as numerous local block associations and civic groups. GVSHP’s professional staff helps to maintain the neighborhood’s historic districts by providing information about landmarks regulations to homeowners, reporting violations of the landmarks law to the Commission, and serving on numerous special interest committees related to architecture and quality of life. GVSHP’s preservation committee monitors preservation issues, meeting with city officials and leaders from other preservation organizations to offer its resources and its point of view. GVSHP also assists the community in the restoration of Village buildings by consulting with homeowners on the hiring of preservation architects, conservators, contractors, and consultants.

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