34Th Street Partnership Inc

“The corporation has five classes of membership: Class A members are owners of record of real property within the 34th Street Business Improvement District; Class B members are tenants who are occupants pursuant to leases of commercial space within the district; Class C members are occupants of dwelling units; Class D membership consists of the Mayor of The City of New York, the Comptroller of The City of New York, the Speaker of the Council of The City of New York, and the Manhattan Borough President, or each of their designees; Class E members are interested persons, not eligible for Class A, B, C or D membership.”

“Membership classes A (owners), B (tenants) and C (residents) are eligible to elect directors of the corporation. Class D members (City officials) are directors of the corporation. Class E members are non-voting. There are no membership fees or dues.”

“Form 990 is prepared by the corporation's chief financial officer, reviewed by other members of senior management and approved by the president. Prior to filing, a draft copy of the form is provided to each director. Directors are instructed to review the form and address any questions to the chief financial officer for consideration of possible changes to the final form. Directors are further instructed to address any concerns about the form to the president or, if appropriate, to the chairman of the audit committee.”

“Officers, directors and key employees of 34th Street Partnership, Inc., at least annually, receive a copy of the corporation's conflict of interest policy. They are asked to acknowledge, in writing, that they have reviewed the policy, that they agree to abide by it, and that they have disclosed any interest which could create a conflict, as defined by the policy.”

“The terms, including compensation, of the employment contract of the corporation's president are negotiated by the executive committee of the board of directors. The executive committee considers the reported salaries of chief executives of other large and influential, New York City area, real estate and not-for-profit organizations, including other business improvement districts and park conservancies, in establishing compensation. The compensation of other officers and key employees is determined by the president and is reviewed and approved by the board of directors along with management's annual budget.”

“34th Street Partnership, Inc. posts its most recently completed audited financial statements and Form 990 on its website. Corporate governing documents, conflict of interest policy, financial statements, Form 1023 and Form 990 are all made available to be viewed at the corporation's administrative office, during regular business hours. Additionally, copies of annual audited financial statements are mailed or emailed upon request.”