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#73 COMPLETE FY17 BID Annual Report Collector: Web Link 1 (Web Link) Started: Friday September 29 2017 8:38:18 AM Last Modified: Thursday October 05 2017 11:30:25 AM Time Spent: Over a day IP Address: 216.214.188.112 Page 2: General Information & District Composition Q1 BID Name: Flatbush Avenue Q2 Staff Information (FY17):Please do not double-count staff members in multiple of the following categories. Number of full-time staff members employed by your BID (not including "clean team" or public safety officers) Number of sanitation workers employed by your BID (including in-house/contracted and full-time/part-time) Number of public safety officers/ambassadors employed by your BID (including in-house/contracted and full-time/part-time) Number of other part-time and/or seasonal staff employed by your BID (including paid or unpaid interns) 2 1 2 4 Q3 Number of registered BID members 6 Q4 Number of total storefronts (all non-residential spaces both occupied and vacant): Ground floor 311 Q5 Number of vacant storefronts (all non-residential spaces without an open business): Ground floor 30 Page 3: Sanitation Q6 Does your BID provide any supplemental sanitation services?(if you are unsure which services qualify as supplemental sanitation check "yes" to view the list.) Yes Page 4: Sanitation 1 / 10

Q7 Are your sanitation services: Contracted Q8 What types of duties are assigned to your sanitation workers? Street Sweeping and Bagging Power Washing Snow and Ice Removal Graffiti Removal Gum Removal Q9 Sanitation Outputs & Operations Number of days per week sanitation services are provided (1-7 days/wk) 7.0 Number of hours logged by sanitation workers in FY17 5653.0 Number of incidents of graffiti removed by your BID in FY17 (including graffiti sticker poster removal) 2039.0 Number of trash bags collected by your BID in FY17 78000.0 Number of trash and recycling receptacles serviced by your BID (inclusive of BID and City receptacles) AVERAGE hourly wage for sanitation workers at your BID ($XX.XX/hour; please only enter numerical values) AVERAGE hourly bill rate for sanitation workers at your BID ($XX.XX/hour; please only enter numerical values) 72.0 10.0 18.66 Q10 (OPTIONAL) Share Your Successes: In the space below please tell us about any notable sanitation projects your BID implemented during the previous fiscal year. Page 5: Public Safety Q11 Does your BID provide any supplemental public safety services? (If you are unsure what services qualify as supplemental public safety check "yes" to view the list.) Yes Page 6: Public Safety Q12 Are your public safety services: Contracted 2 / 10

Q13 What activities does your public safety program include? (Please select all that apply.) Street patrol Coordination with NYPD Q14 Public Safety Outputs & Operations Number of hours dedicated to public safety program in FY17 (public safety officer patrol and/or administrative staff time allocated to public safety) 3267.0 Number of interactions with public safety officers in FY17 3650.0 AVERAGE hourly wage for public safety officers at your BID ($XX.XX/hour; please only enter numerical values) AVERAGE hourly bill rate for public safety officers at your BID ($XX.XX/hour; please only enter numerical values) 13.94 18.34 Q15 (OPTIONAL) Share Your Successes: In the space below please tell us about any notable public safety projects your BID implemented during the previous fiscal year. Page 7: Streetscape/Beautification Q16 Does your BID provide any supplemental streetscape/beautification services? (If you are unsure what services qualify as supplemental streetscape/beautification check "yes" to view the list.) No Page 8: Streetscape/Beautification Q17 Streetscape/Beautification OutputsPlease do not double-count items in the following categories. Q18 (OPTIONAL) Share Your Successes: In the space below please tell us about any successful or innovative streetscape/beautification projects your BID initiated during the previous fiscal year. Page 9: Public Space Management Q19 Total number of public spaces managed/maintained by your BID 3 / 10

Q20 Please list all the public spaces that you maintain. Page 10: Marketing: Communications Q21 Does your BID have a Holiday Lighting Program? Yes Q22 Which communication channels does your BID use? Paid Advertising Direct mailings Door-to-door visits Flyers Email bulletins Social media Q23 Which social media platforms does your BID employ? Facebook Twitter Instagram Q24 On average how often do you post on these platforms? (no label) Facebook Twitter Instagram Several times a week Several times a month Several times a month Blog Q25 For each of the following platforms you employ how many subscribers/followers do you have? Email Distribution List 482 Facebook 768 Twitter 377 Instagram 91 4 / 10

Q26 What kinds of marketing collateral does your BID distribute? (Please select all that apply.) District guides/maps Event-specific posters/flyers Apparel & Accessories (e.g. t-shirts totes sunglasses) Other (please specify): Postcards event banners ride tickets dining list Q27 How many of each item did your BID distribute during the previous fiscal year?please enter the total distribution number for each category. District guides/maps 150 Event-specific posters/flyers 525 Apparel & Accessories (e.g. t- 40 shirts totes sunglasses) Other 8800 Q28 (OPTIONAL) Share Your Successes: In the space below please share any successful or innovative marketing/communication campaigns your BID engaged in during the previous fiscal year. Page 11: Marketing: Public Events Q29 Total number of public events coordinated or co-coordinated by your BID during the previous fiscal year: 7.0 Q30 Number of attendees to public events coordinated or co-coordinated by your BID (best estimate): 15642.0 Q31 (OPTIONAL) Share Your Successes: In the space below please list any successful or innovative events your BID hosted during the previous fiscal year and share what made them successful. Page 12: Business Support Q32 What kinds of initiatives did your BID implement to support existing business owners in your district during the previous fiscal year? (Please select all that apply.) Social Events (e.g. networking events meet & greets sector breakfasts) 5 / 10

Q33 What kinds of initiatives did your BID engage in to attract businesses to your district during the previous fiscal year? (Please select all that apply.) Tracked and listed vacant retail spaces and/or square footage Recruited prospective retail/commercial tenants Q34 What tools do you use to track vacancies? (Please select all that apply.) Office/admin staff walking corridor Communicating with brokers and agents Sanitation/public safety team observations & reports Q35 Please list the ways you use collected vacancy data. We keep the information on a spread sheet and periodically email it to our real estate list as well as have it available upon request. Q36 How many storefront businesses opened in your district during the previous fiscal year? If you do not track this please enter "Do Not Track." Do Not Track Q37 How many storefront businesses closed in your district during the previous fiscal year? If you do not track this please enter "Do Not Track." Do Not Track Q38 How did business turnover in your district this year compare to last year? I don't know Q39 During the previous fiscal year have you referred business owners property owners and/or residents in your district to any of the following SBS services? (Please select all that apply.) (Click the name of each program for more information.) M/WBE Certification NYC Business Solutions Centers Page 13: Innovative Programs Q40 Business Support and Attraction Programs: If your BID engaged in any business support or attraction programs (e.g. retail recruitment events merchant education workshops) during the previous fiscal year please briefly describe them in the space below. 6 / 10

Q41 Market Research and/or Planning Studies: If your BID undertook any market research or planning studies (e.g. retail leakage consumer demand streetscape parking) during the previous fiscal year please briefly describe them in the space below. Q42 Sustainability Initiatives: If your BID undertook any green/sustainability initiatives during the previous fiscal year please briefly describe them in the space below. Q43 Social Services & Volunteer Programs: If your BID engaged in any social services or volunteer programs (e.g. homeless outreach youth development) during the previous fiscal year please briefly describe them in the space below. We support and promote the annual Thanksgiving luncheon at the Flatbush Reformed Church. Through this event we engage community members NYPD and local workers to cook and serve for up to 100 local residents and homeless individuals. Q44 Tourist/Visitor Assistance: If your BID provides services for tourists or visitors to the district (e.g. ambassador program information kiosk) please describe briefly below. Q45 (OPTIONAL) Share Your Successes: In the space below please tell us about any other successful or innovative programs (that you have not already described) implemented during the previous fiscal year. Q46 What is your BID's top priority for FY18? Please list key issues your BID is focusing on this year. 1. Continue increasing property owner and merchant engagement. 2. Improve sanitation efforts including addressing illegal dumping and measures to prevent sanitation tickets. 3. Help fill vacancies with sit-down restaurants and other businesses that will enhance the district as a whole. Page 14: Surveys & Studies Q47 What kinds of surveys did your BID conduct during the previous fiscal year? (Please select all that apply.) Event feedback Q48 How were stakeholder surveys conducted? (Please select all that apply) Online (e.g. SurveyMonkey Google form) Interviews Walk-in (to businesses) 7 / 10

Q49 Which audience(s) did your BID survey? (Please select all that apply) Business owners Q50 What district data is your BID collecting and/or tracking? 311 reports in district Common business violations and fines Crime incidents Real estate development projects Retail demand of residents (types of businesses) Q51 Did you provide any of this data to City agencies to solve a specific problem in your district? Please explain. Q52 What tools and resources would help your BID better collect/track this data? Access to free database or services to help us collect and track information (especially information shared across both adjacent BIDs) Q53 What datapoints not currently in the Trends Report would you find useful to know about your fellow BIDs? Q54 Did your BID complete any research or planning studies during the previous fiscal year?(e.g. streetscape study parking study market research retail leakage) No Q55 What was the topic the research/planning study? Q56 What was/is the desired outcome of the research/planning study? Q57 Do you use 311 to report district issues to the City? No Q58 Please list the issues you most frequently report to 311 (in order of frequency). Page 15: Fiscal Information: FY17 Revenue & Expenses Q59 FY17 Budgeted Support & Revenue as approved by the Board (Below figure should equal cell C25 on the Excel supplementary budget worksheet) Total Support & Revenue 339820 8 / 10

Q60 FY17 Budgeted Expenses as approved by the Board (Below figure should equal cell C63 on the Excel supplementary budget worksheet) Total Expenses 407367 Q61 FY17 Actual Final Support & Revenue (Below figure should equal cell E25 on the Excel supplementary budget worksheet) Total Support & Revenue 346744 Q62 FY17 Actual Final Expenses (Below figure should equal cell E63 on the Excel supplementary budget worksheet) Total Expenses 359750 Q63 FY17 Breakout of Actual Final General and Administrative Expenses (Below figures should sum to cell E42 on the Excel supplementary budget worksheet) Salaries (executive staff payroll taxes benefits) 105054 Outside Contractors 27500 Insurance 13796 Rent & Utilities 6184 Supplies & Equipment 1691 Other 2677 Q64 Reserve Reserve at the end of FY17 (as of June 30 2016) 147926 Q65 Did you allocate executive/staff salaries to program expenses in FY17? Yes Q66 Estimate how many total hours of staff time per week are dedicated to raising external revenue. (including writing grant applications planning fundraising events facilitating revenue-generating programs/services etc.) 2 Q67 External Grants In FY17 how many grants did you apply to? (including grants from government and private sources) In FY17 how many grants were you awarded? (including grants from government and private sources) 1 1 Q68 In FY17 what types of grants did you apply to? City government 9 / 10

Q69 In FY17 did you secure any capital funding for your district? (i.e. funding allocated to district but not directly awarded to BID) No Page 16: Feedback for SBS Q70 Please rank the most important issues facing your district.(drag and drop boxes to sort these issues; select N/A if not a relevant issue in your district) Cleanliness 2 Security/crime 5 Illegal street vending 8 Not enough foot traffic 6 Sidewalk congestion 10 Commercial vacancies 3 Rising commercial rents 4 Homelessness 12 Panhandling N/A Street parking 1 Infrastructure construction 9 Building construction 11 Traffic congestion 7 Q71 Are there additional issues your district is facing that you would like to bring to the attention of SBS? Q72 Please share your feedback for SBS. What else can SBS do to help your organization be more successful and effective? What challenges has your BID experienced related to working with other City agencies? What topics would you like to see addressed in future workshops or roundtables? We'd like SBS to help create a Salesforce-like user-friendly database for those BIDs who don't already have one so we could track items like changes to properties changes of ownership interaction with the BID etc. as well as expand the Fellows program to provide people to set up the database and handle updates and data entry. Continue working with other agencies to ensure that BIDs are considered stakeholders on issues that impact their members and their districts. 10 / 10