COVID-19 UPDATE:

September 22, 2021 Update: LPC will resume fully remote public hearings/meetings on Tuesday, September 28th under Governor Hochul’s recent order. Public hearings/meetings will be conducted via the Zoom teleconferencing application, which allows applicants and members of the public to participate using the Zoom app on their computer or smartphone or by telephone using a dial-in number. See instructions for participating in our virtual public hearings/meetings below.

Instructions for Participating in Virtual LPC Public Hearings/Meetings 
Instrucciones para participar en vistas públicas/reuniones virtuales de LPC (Español/Spanish)
参加纽约市地标保护委员会（LPC）虚拟听证会及会议说明 (简体中文/ Simplified Chinese)
參加紐約市地標保護委員會（LPC）虛擬聽證會及會議說明 (繁體中文/Traditional Chinese)

Visit our hearings page here to learn more about our upcoming public hearings. Read more about our COVID-19 response here.

For the Public

Public Hearings and Meetings

The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) Public Hearings and Meetings are open to all members of the public and are held on Tuesdays, beginning at 9:30 AM at:

New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission
One Center Street, 9th Floor
David N. Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building
New York, NY 10007

Note: We are currently holding virtual public hearings/meetings by livestreaming them on YouTube and via Zoom in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Visit our hearings page here to learn more about our upcoming virtual public hearings and how to participate during this time.

LPC’s online calendar contains the schedule of Public Hearings and Meetings for the year. A notice of each Public Hearing with the agenda items to be considered is published in the City Record and posted on this website at least 10 business days before the hearing date. Public Hearing and Meeting dates and agenda items with times are posted on this website on the Friday prior to the Public Hearing or Meeting. Presentation materials for each agenda item are available online at 5:00 PM on the Thursday prior to the Public Hearing or Meeting.

Public Hearings

Public Hearings provide an opportunity for the public to testify in person before the Commission on proposed permit applications for work on landmark properties, or on proposed landmark designations. Written testimony is also accepted and may be submitted in person at the Public Hearing, by mail or digitally. Digital testimony submitted in advance of the hearing must be submitted through LPC’s online form or by email to testimony@lpc.nyc.gov. Written testimony is accepted until 12 noon on the Monday before the Tuesday hearing/meeting, but we strongly recommend submitting by 5 pm on the Friday before the public hearing.

Note: We are currently holding virtual public hearings/meetings by livestreaming them on YouTube and via Zoom in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Visit our hearings page here to learn more about our upcoming virtual public hearings and how to participate during this time.

Public Meetings

Public Meetings provide an opportunity for the public to observe subsequent discussion amongst the Commissioners on proposed permit applications for work on landmarked properties or proposed landmark designations after the hearing is closed. Please note that, as the hearing is closed, members of the public may not testify at Public Meetings. However, the Commission accepts written comments into the record regarding Public Meeting agenda items. Written comments for Public Meetings must be submitted through LPC’s online form  or by e-mail to testimony@lpc.nyc.gov. Written testimony is accepted until 12 noon on the Monday before the Tuesday meeting, but we strongly recommend submitting by 5 PM on the Friday before the meeting.

If you need a sign-language translator, an interpreter or other reasonable accommodation to attend or participate in a Public Hearing or Meeting, please contact the agency no later than five business days before the Public Hearing/Meeting date.

The Public Hearing room is wheelchair accessible.

Note: We are currently holding virtual public hearings/meetings by livestreaming them on YouTube and via Zoom in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Visit our hearings page here to learn more about our upcoming virtual public hearings and how to participate during this time.

Questions? Contact us for more information.