Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.). Brooklyn Borough Board

 Organization

Existence: 1976-present

The Brooklyn Borough Board is a charter-mandated committee comprised of the Borough President, who serves as Chairperson, the Council Members for each district in Brooklyn, and the chairpersons of Brooklyn’s eighteen community boards. The Borough Board is empowered to initiate and review comprehensive or special purpose land use plans for Brooklyn, as well as mediate any disputes between community boards, and make policy recommendations to the Mayor and City Council. The function of the Brooklyn Borough Board is to review Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP) matters and any comprehensive plan affecting more than one Community Board District, and to work to resolve any conflict among the Board Districts. The Borough Board meets monthly. See section 85a, 1976, New York City Charter.

Brooklyn Borough Board meeting minutes and related material for 1997

Accession ACC-2009-011
Dates: 1997

Brooklyn Borough Board meetings audiotapes for 1987 to 1999

Accession ACC-2009-010
Dates: 1987-1999

Brooklyn Borough Improvement Board minutes and stenographic transcriptions for 1968 to 1978

Accession ACC-1983-091
Dates: 1968-1978

Related Names

Earlier/Later Relationship