OneLIC Community Priorities Survey (open through 1/6/2025)
Resources and Community Events
Past Community Events

We’re excited to launch two holistic community planning processes across District 26. These planning processes will take a holistic look at Long Island City and the heart of District 26 and engage the community through transparent, comprehensive planning frameworks that will develop the vision and goals of the community. The mission is to maximize engagement from a diverse set of residents, community groups, and small businesses to deliver community-driven land use changes for these neighborhoods. The Long Island City Neighborhood Study will culminate with a rezoning, to be voted upon by the City Council.

The Long Island City Neighborhood Study will be led by the New York City Department of City Planning (DCP), with funding from the Adams administration. The study area extends from the East River and Gantry Plaza State Park at the southwest, north to include Queens Plaza and the Long Island City Industrial Business Zone, and east to Court Square and 23rd Street.

This planning process will aim to unite these disparate areas to create a vision for one holistic Long Island City neighborhood. The study will examine ways to create new housing, economic growth, transit connectivity, and open space, concluding with a neighborhood plan including zoning changes. The study will include proposed land use changes to guide new development in the neighborhood, as well as proposals for capital investments, programs, and services.

Take the OneLIC Community Priorities Survey

We’re excited to launch our OneLIC Community Priorities Survey to shape the future of Long Island City. Please take 5-minutes to complete this survey if you live, work, go to school, or have a meaningful connection to the Long Island City Neighborhood Study area. Your feedback is crucial to ensure that we can invest in the community’s priorities including affordable housing, new parks and schools, waterfront resiliency, investments in Queensbridge, and more.

Visit bit.ly/onelic or scan the QR code to take the survey.

Estamos entusiasmados de lanzar nuestra Encuesta de Prioridades de la Comunidad OneLIC para dar forma al futuro de Long Island City. Te pedimos que dediques 5 minutos a completar esta encuesta si vives, trabajas, estudias o tienes un vínculo significativo con el área de estudio del vecindario de Long Island City. Tu opinión es vital para asegurar que podamos invertir en las prioridades de la comunidad, como vivienda asequible, nuevos parques y escuelas, resiliencia frente al mar, inversiones en Queensbridge, y más.

Visita bit.ly/onelicespanol o escanea el código QR para participar en la encuesta.

Resources and Upcoming Community Events

• Visit licplan.nyc for more information on the Long Island City Neighborhood Plan, upcoming events, and recordings of past meetings.

Past Community Events:

• June 24 Town Hall: Join us for our third town hall for the Long Island City Neighborhood Plan at CUNY School of Law. The Department of City Planning (DCP) will present draft findings and a draft zoning framework following 8 months of engagement with our community. Register at licplan.nyc.
• April 15 Town Hall: Jacob Riis Neighborhood Settlement Queensbridge Community Center Gym 10-25 41st Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101.
• Round 2 Focus Area Meetings (FAM): Come join the second series of three Focus Area Meetings of OneLIC! Share your ideas and collaborate with local stakeholders and City agencies on the topics below to help shape the future of Long Island City:
  • Public Realm + Transportation + Waterfront Resiliency + Open Space: January 22 from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
  • Housing: January 29 from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
  • Economic Development + Arts and Culture + Community Resources – February 8 from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
• Round 1 Focus Area Meeting: Public Realm, Transportation, Waterfront Resiliency, Open Space: December 18.
• Round 1 Focus Area Meeting: Economic Development, Arts & Culture, and Community Resources: December 16.
• Round 1 Focus Area Meeting: Housing: December 6.
• OneLIC Town Hall – November 6th, 2023 at 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Culture Lab 5-25 46th Ave, Queens, NY 11101 (doors at 6:00).