Update On Roosevelt Island Cornell Tech Construction, Partnership With PS/IS 217, Re-Treeing And More At Roosevelt Island Community Coaltion May 5 Meeting - You're Invited To Attend And Find Out What Is Going On
No, the picture below taken last week does not represent the renaming of Roosevelt Island as Cornell Island.
Image From Judy Berdy
"Island" is the name of the company that is fabricating the façade panels for the Bloomberg Center at Cornell Tech.
If you would like to learn more about the status of the Roosevelt Island Cornell Tech project,
Image From April 25 Cornell Tech Construction & Community Task Force Meeting
you can attend the Roosevelt Island Community Coalition (RICC) May 5 membership meeting. According to RICC:
The Roosevelt Island Community Coalition invites all to attend:RICC Co-Chairs Ellen Polivy and Judy Buck add:
RICC MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Thursday, May 5th, 20166:30 PM546 Main Street - Conference Room, 12th Floor
-Update on construction, PS217, trees and more-Members' remarks-RICC activities
Public welcome - snacks will be served
As Cornell Tech continues working toward its August 2017 official “opening,” RICC urges you to attend our upcoming membership meeting, to voice your concerns and to stay engaged. If you haven't sent an RSVP please email ricommunitycoalition@gmail.com as soon as you can, and feel free to send any concerns you may have.Cornell NYC Tech 2016 Report to EDC
RICC's goal has been vigilance: making certain that Cornell fulfills its written and spoken promises, advocating for our community's health and well being during the long years of construction and sustaining communication with RIOC and stakeholders. Attached is the annual Economic Development Corporation report Cornell Tech is obligated to deliver. The EDC report provides the status on each item Cornell Tech promised to the city and the community in exchange for the 12.5 acres of land to build their corporate campus on Roosevelt Island.
RICC Board members (and RICC members!) continue to participate in quarterly Cornell Community and Construction Task Force Meetings, CB8 Subcommittee Meetings, and actively communication with our elected officials. RICC Board members attend important events like the Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer's State of the Borough, and City Council Member Ben Kallos' State of the District, to keep island issues connected to Cornell Tech top of mind. RICC also welcomed Assembly Member Seawright's new Chief of Staff, Katarina Matic, as she starts her role to serve our community.
Reminder, if you have concerns about construction or vehicles, please note the time, date, location, name on the truck and license plate and contact Jane Swanson at Jane.Swanson@cornell.edu or (646) 632 4907 for immediate action.
During the April 25, 2016 Roosevelt Island Cornell Tech Construction & Community Task Force meeting, Cornell Tech Director Of Capital Planning Andrew Winters presented a status update. Here's what happened.
Mr. Winters and a colleague described their plan, subject to approval by RIOC, for landscaping and re-treeing the eastern side (facing Queens) of the Cornell Tech campus.
Also, Cornell Tech's Director of K-12 Education Diane Levitt discussed working with PS/IS 217 and the Roosevelt Island Youth/Beacon After School Program.
If you have any questions, comments or concerns about the Roosevelt Island Cornell Tech project, ask them at the May 5 RICC meeting.
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