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by Alex Roman, Managing Editor
"A short-term bill is not acceptable, either for creating jobs or building major infrastructure projects," says incoming Chairman Mica.
Managing Editor Alex Roman: Discuss some of the important factors that still need to be addressed before passing an authorization bill, and if there is a timetable set.
For nearly a year and half, the surface transportation programs have been operating under a series of short-term extensions, and the current extension expires on March 4, 2011. Congress will be forced to extend these programs again to provide enough time to prepare and consider a long-term, fiscally responsible reauthorization bill that makes the wisest use of the federal government's limited resources, eliminates waste and red tape, and helps address the high unemployment rate in America.
The Committee's goal is to consider a long-term bill this spring. Without the predictability of a long-term reauthorization, transit agencies and state departments of transportation have been unable to plan for major capital projects. Job creation gets put on hold. The House and Senate must move a surface transportation reauthorization as soon as possible in order to improve our infrastructure and put people to work.
With the new Congress in place, are there any new hurdles that need to be addressed? Do you see passing an authorization bill in the 112th Congress any more difficult/easy than in the previous session?
Finding ways to do more with less is our immediate challenge so that we can make improvements in our infrastructure. Wasteful programs can be eliminated, and consolidation of duplicative programs can help us better align our spending with the revenue we collect. It is also important that we move a long-term bill early, with the goal of enacting it by September.
Could a short-term bill be passed?
A short-term bill is not acceptable, either for creating jobs or building major infrastructure projects.
Please give your opinion on the importance of the Omnibus, commuter tax benefit and alternative fuel tax credit program extensions.
Public transit agencies and industries such as bus and railcar manufacturers, engineering, design and construction companies, and equipment providers depend on the federal transit program. Predictability is a key concern for these localities - they need to know how much in federal funding they will receive for capital investment in transit infrastructure and vehicles, so they can put together long-term plans for bus and railcar replacement, system maintenance and expansion.
In the past, the commuter tax benefit has encouraged transit use. The current extension of the benefit through the end of 2011 will continue to cap the monthly benefit for the tax-free employee set-aside for transit at $230 a month, the same as the cap for the parking tax benefit. Without this extension, the transit benefit would have dropped to $120 a month. The appropriate monthly cap for both of these benefits will likely be debated as the next surface transportation reauthorization bill is developed.
Discuss some of the goals you hope to accomplish as Chairman.
Enacting long-term authorizing legislation for the Federal Aviation Administration and surface transportation and infrastructure programs are high priorities.
Another primary goal will be streamlining the project delivery process to improve the efficiency of constructing projects. The I-35W bridge that collapsed in Minneapolis-St. Paul was rebuilt within 437 days. It normally takes projects of that magnitude seven to eight years just to go through the approval process, before a shovel can even be put in the ground. We can take lessons learned from that project and apply them to other projects across the country. It is important that we dramatically improve the project approval time for all infrastructure projects.
It is also important that we reform and improve the transit New Starts process. In recent years, we have seen some transit projects passed over by the New Starts program because it takes too long to move through the pipeline. We must continue to set the bar high for New Starts funding to ensure that cost effective projects are prioritized, but we must also cut red tape so that projects are approved in a timely manner.
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The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership Business Improvement District, formed in 2006, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to enhance the area's reputation as one of New York's most vital and exciting neighborhoods.
Celebrate the Launch of "New York Light" on Tuesday, Nov. 25th
Please join the Flatiron Partnership to kick off the holiday season in the Flatiron District and "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer" by celebrating the lighting of New York Light by INABA on Tuesday, November 25th at 6:00 p.m.
From 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., in addition to reveling in the beauty of New York Light, visitors to the Public Plaza will be treated to hot tea from DAVIDsTEA and a chance to win prizes from local businesses with a spin of the prize wheel. Just before 7:00 p.m., The Peoples Improv Theater will perform.
Remarks will be made by Jennifer Brown, Executive Director, Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership; Wendy Feuer, Assistant Commissioner, Urban Design, Art & Wayfinding, New York City Department of Transportation; Jon Yaged, President, Macmillan Children's Publishing Group (Contributing Sponsor of "23 Days"); Stephen Meringoff, Principal, Meringoff Properties (Presenting Sponsor of "23 Days"); and David van der Leer, Executive Director, Van Alen Institute.
The installation was selected through the first-ever Flatiron Plaza Holiday Design Competition, in partnership with the Flatiron-based Van Alen Institute, in which a curated list of designers and architects proposed concepts for the holiday season. New York Light illuminates the plaza and provides visitors with a special view of the Flatiron building and the Madison Square skyline this season. The design is the result of a collaboration between the Brooklyn-based INABA, bengal.fierro, Tillotson Design Associates, Robert Silman Associates, Walsh Electrical Contracting Inc., DLC, International Lights, Crestron, Bartco Lighting, and Naho Kubota.
Image credit - New York Light, 2014 by Jeffrey Inaba / INABA
Flatiron Partnership & NYC Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) Launch 2014 Holiday Shopping Season in New York City
NYC Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) Commissioner Julie Menin, Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership Business Improvement District (BID) Executive Director Jennifer Brown, and Flatiron businesses Eataly New York and Athleta today officially kicked off the 2014 Holiday Shopping season in the bustling Flatiron shopping and dining district and offered New Yorkers and visitors tips to protect their money during the season.
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In 2010, American Express® launched Small Business Saturday to help small businesses with their most pressing need - getting more customers - by encouraging people to shop locally at small businesses on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. In 2014, this day is November 29th!
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New York State Citizen Preparedness Corps
New York State is offering courses for residents to have the tools and resources to prepare for any type of disaster, respond accordingly and recover as quickly as possible to pre-disaster conditions. Courses will be offered on multiple dates and locations around the state.
On Thursday, November 20th at 6:00 p.m, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, Congress Member Carolyn Maloney, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, Senator Brad Hoylman, Assembly Member Brian Kavanagh, Council Member Dan Garodnick, Council Member Rosie Mendez and Community Board 6 invite you to participate in the New York State Citizen Preparedness Training Program at the High School for Health Professions and Human Service (345 East 15th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues).
All participants must register in advance at www.prepare.ny.gov.
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New Neighbor: Upland
In late October, the BID welcomed Upland to Park Avenue South and East 26th Street in the Flatiron District. The restaurant, a partnership between Chef Justin Smillie and acclaimed restaurateur Stephen Starr, takes its name after the Southern California town in which Chef Smillie was born and showcases his signature California style cuisine.
"I was born in Upland, California, and the region's straightforward approach to cooking, as well as its produce, continues to inspire me today," said Chef Smillie. "Upland is the restaurant I've always dreamed of opening, and I'm looking forward to bringing a little twist on classic California to contemporary New York."
The menu features California-inspired dishes with rustic accents. Begin your meal with savory starters, such as Beef Tartare with black trumpet mushroom, puffed faro, anchovy & egg yolk; and Mushroom Salad with seared robiola, tatsoi, chicories & burnt shallot vinaigrette. Follow with a house-made pizza with stracciatella, pear, pecan pesto & arugula; Farro Spaghetti with Maine sea urchin, scallion & sesame; or Estrella with chicken liver, sherry, rosemary & sage. End your meal with 2 Minute Tuna with dandelion, bread crumbs, pickled onions and anchovy vinaigrette.
The restaurant is set in a casually elegant environment created by designers Roman and Williams. The main dining room is a combination of honey-colored natural oak, glossy woods, and painted copper. There are also soft green leather banquettes that make up the main spine of the room with custom light fixtures on both sides. The bar, with a scaffold of copper, is surrounded by custom designed stools and glowing bottles, reflecting the kitchen and the street of the Flatiron District.
Hours are Sunday to Wednesday 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Thursday to Saturday 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Upland, 345 Park Avenue South, at East 26th Street, (212) 686-1006.
New Neighbor: Flatiron Pediatrics
Flatiron Pediatrics provides personal and friendly service in a fun and caring environment for children of all ages. Services range from managing all kinds of childhood illnesses through guiding you on all the important developmental milestones, birth through early adulthood. Please welcome them to the neighborhood at their Open House event on Saturday, November 16th at 10:00 a.m.!
According to Victoria Riese, "Flatiron Pediatrics intends to provide the best pediatric care experience you and your family could wish to have. With our friendly and experienced staff, welcoming office and the best in health care technology, we provide a caring, compassionate environment and work collaboratively with you and your family to provide the best care in the neighborhood."
They believe that accessibility, understanding and comfort are the cornerstones for an exceptional pediatric practice. To achieve this goal, they offer convenient office hours, helpful patient resources and an outstanding level of support and expertise from birth up to college years.
In addition to office visits, Flatiron Pediatrics pride themselves on educating families with monthly talks on relevant topics, such as nutrition, discipline, breastfeeding, and taking care of newborns.
Hours are Mondays 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Tuesdays 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Wednesdays 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Thursdays 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Fridays 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Saturday mornings for appointments only.
Flatiron Pediatrics, 27 East 22nd Street, between Broadway and Park Avenue South, (212) 460-5600.
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