Auburndale-Bayside-Douglaston

Advisory, but it reviews every development before anyone else does — and its meetings are open to you.

Chair

Paul DiBenedetto

Manager

Joseph Marziliano

Office

46-21 Little Neck Parkway, Little Neck, NY 11362

Phone

718-225-1054

Email

qn11@cb.nyc.gov

Meets

General board meeting: first Monday of the month at 7:30 PM (no meetings in July or August; date shifts when the first Monday is a holiday). Published 2026 dates: May 4, June 1, September 14, October 5, November 2, December 7. The Chair's message gives the venue as the Korean Community Services Center, 203-05 32nd Avenue. Register to speak at the public hearing by calling 718-225-1054. Cabinet meeting: second Wednesday, 9:30 AM.

City law, the city budget, the binding vote on rezonings.

• Vickie Paladino

  District 19 · Republican · covers 49% of CD 11

  718-619-8611

• Linda Lee

  District 23 · Democratic · covers 41% of CD 11

  718-468-0137

• Sandra Ung

  District 20 · Democratic · covers 10% of CD 11

  718-888-8747

Rent and tenant law, school funding, state benefits.

• Edward C. Braunstein

  District 26 · Democratic · covers 67% of CD 11

  718-357-3588

• Nily Rozic

  District 25 · Democratic · covers 22% of CD 11

  718-820-0241

• David I. Weprin

  District 24 · Democratic · covers 11% of CD 11

  718-454-3027

The other half of state law. MTA funding and oversight.

• Toby Ann Stavisky

  District 11 · Democratic · covers 51% of CD 11

  718-445-0004

• John C. Liu

  District 16 · Democratic · covers 49% of CD 11

  718-765-6675

Federal law, and caseworkers for immigration and benefits.

• Grace Meng

  District 6 · Democratic · covers 52% of CD 11

  (718) 358-6364

• Thomas R. Suozzi

  District 3 · Democratic · covers 48% of CD 11

  (718) 631-0400

What stands on this ground, and why it's worth knowing.

Neighbours who already meet about this. Joining one is the fastest way to get a hearing at the board.

• Alley Pond Environmental Center (APEC)

  Advocacy

  Nonprofit environmental education center in Alley Pond Park that runs nature programs for children and adults and advocates for protection of the park, open space and local waterbodies.

  Website ↗(718) 229-4000

• Bayside Hills Civic Association

  Civic association

  Homeowner membership association representing roughly 1,200 households in Bayside Hills, focused on beautification, safer streets and neighborhood advocacy.

  Website ↗baysidehillscivic@gmail.com

• Bayside Village BID

  Business improvement district

  Business improvement district covering Bell Boulevard from Northern Boulevard to 35th Avenue and 41st Avenue in downtown Bayside.

  Website ↗info@baysidevillagebid.com718-423-2434

• Bellcourt Civic Association

  Civic association

  Civic association for the Bellcourt section of Bayside, covering local zoning, traffic and quality-of-life issues.

  Website ↗info@bellcourt.org

• Hollis Hills Civic Association

  Civic association

  Volunteer civic association representing roughly 1,500 households and 100 businesses in the Hollis Hills section of northeast Queens.

  Website ↗hollishillscommunity@gmail.com631-623-8185

• Auburndale Improvement Association, Inc.

  Civic association

  Long-established civic association, incorporated 1915, representing several hundred households across the Auburndale section of northeast Queens.

• Northwest Bayside Civic Association

  Civic association

  Civic association representing residents of northwest Bayside.

  nbcacivic@gmail.com

• Douglaston Civic Association

  Civic association · listed by the board, unconfirmed

  Civic association representing residents of Douglaston in northeast Queens.

• Westmoreland Association

  Neighborhood association · listed by the board, unconfirmed

  Neighborhood association for the Westmoreland section of Little Neck and Douglaston.