St. Vincent’s / Rudin Redevelopment Plans

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Submit comments on the Scope of the Environmental Impact Statement for the St. Vincent’s/Rudin Rezoning		NY Times 01/26/10 Villager 07/08/09 NY Times 07/07/09 Crain’s NY 07/07/09 NY Post 06/17/09 NY Post 05/13/09 NY Times 05/12/09 Globe Street 03/11/09 NY1 03/10/09 NY Times 03/10/09 NY1 08/29/08 NY Times 10/07/08 NY Times 05/07/08 NY1 05/06/08 The Real Deal 05/06/08 Gothamist 05/06/08 Metro NY 04/16/08 NY Times 04/15/08 NY1 04/01/08 NY Times 04/1/08		St. Vincent’s draft scope of work for its draft environmental impact statement 11/06/09 Public notice of environmental assessment scoping meeting 11/06/09 St. Vincent’s Hospital environmental assessment statement 11/06/09 Dept. of City Planning protocol for environmental assessment public scoping meetings Approved St. Vincent’s Hosptial Plan for O’Toole site 03/01/09 Rudin Development/East Campus Designs As Approved By LPC 07/07/09 Revised Hospital Application 12/08/08 East Campus Buildings—Proposal Comparisons St. Vincent’s Hospital’s Hardship Application Community Alternative Plan—St. Vincent’s Development Plan 01/18/08 Summary of the Community Alternative Plan Results of the Community Survey on Redvelopment Plan St. Vincent’s/Rudin Development Plans Comparisons
Revised Plan Images 03/10/09 St. Vincent’s Hospital Campus Site Plan 360 degree animated views of plans		Amicus brief regarding St. Vincent’s ‘hardship’ finding (GVSHP has signed on) 11/04/09 Amicus brief Executive Summary 11/04/09 GVSHP rationale statement for signing amicus brief 11/04/09 Response to Hardship Finding for St. Vincent’s 12/02/08 GVSHP Testimony to LPC Regarding Hardship Application 07/15/08 GVSHP Testimony to LPC 06/03/08 GVSHP Testimony to LPC 04/01/08 Letters and Testimony from Elected Officials GVSHP Letter to St. Vincent’s President & CEO

Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers is working on plans for big changes to its properties on 7th Avenue, and 11th, 12th, and 13th Streets in the West Village. The hospital has announced their intention to modernize and consolidate all of their facilities into one building of as much as 600-650,000 sq. ft. building on the current site of their O’Toole Building (west side of 7th Avenue between 12th and 13th Streets) and sell off their remaining buildings on the east side of 7th Avenue to be demolished and redeveloped as housing by developers the Rudin Family. Because their entire campus falls within the Greenwich Village Historic District, any plans to demolish or build anew must go through public hearings and be approved by the Landmarks Preservation Commission. Because St. Vincent’s Hospital is also governed by special zoning regulations, any such changes must also be approved by the City Planning Commission and the City Council after extensive public hearings.

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