Community / Borough Board Recommendation - New York City

Community/Borough Board Recommendation is a legal document that was released by the New York City Department of City Planning - a government authority operating within New York City.

FAQ

Q: What is a Community/Borough Board in New York City?
A: A Community/Borough Board is a local advisory body in New York City.

Q: What is the purpose of a Community/Borough Board?
A: The purpose of a Community/Borough Board is to represent and advocate for the interests of the community on various issues.

Q: How are members of a Community/Borough Board selected?
A: Members of a Community/Borough Board are appointed by the local Borough President.

Q: What is the role of a Community/Borough Board?
A: The role of a Community/Borough Board is to review and make recommendations on matters such as land use, zoning, and the city budget.

Q: How can I get involved with my Community/Borough Board?
A: You can get involved with your Community/Borough Board by attending meetings, joining committees, and voicing your concerns and suggestions.

Q: Are Community/Borough Board recommendations binding?
A: No, Community/Borough Board recommendations are advisory in nature and do not have binding authority.

Q: Who can attend Community/Borough Board meetings?
A: Community/Borough Board meetings are open to the public, and anyone can attend.

Q: How often do Community/Borough Boards meet?
A: Community/Borough Boards typically meet once a month, but the frequency may vary.

Q: Who oversees Community/Borough Boards in New York City?
A: Community/Borough Boards are overseen by the local Borough President and Community Affairs Unit of the Mayor's Office.

Q: Can I apply to become a member of a Community/Borough Board?
A: Yes, you can apply to become a member of a Community/Borough Board by submitting an application to the local Borough President's office.