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Tl A 4 1 JHhtt MtHAWN. NEIGHBORHOODS T1? 5 Phone Items to (212) 303-2850 "Its an astounding array of exotic flowers that will bloom in the neighborhood green spaces from early to late spring year after year, said Jane Barba, the councils bulb sale coordinator. The councils Greening program ln provides materials and technical itn to new projects, tool loans, street tree labels, workshops and other services to the community gardeners. The council is a privately funded citizens organization in the Office of the Mayor derated to improving the citys enviroment, It aln operates an office paper recycling service, enviromental education program and a series of farmers markets throughout the city. MIDTOWN Developers Plan To Restore Gotham Hotel The elegance of a famed Fifth Avenue hotel vacant since 1982 will be restored under a plan detailed Wednesday to convert it into a Maxims de Paris.

The name of the elegant Paris hotel is controlled by designer Pierre Cardin, who appeared at anew conference with the developers who are renovating the Gotham Hotel at West 66th Street. A night at the hotel will be among the more costly of the hundreds of products bearing the Pierre Cardin imprimatur. Bates will range from $250 to $600 a night. The 254 rooms, iwelndiwg 107 suites, will offer original art, fully stocked bare, two telephone lines, custom beds and marble bathrooms to its wealthy clientele, who can also splash in the sophisticated penthouse health club. The investors, Southmark Pratt Hotel Corp.

and New York developers Sol Goldman, Arthur Cohen and William Zeckendorf hope to open the hotel by 1987. Completed in 1905, the Gotham opened as a firat-claaa residential hotel. After undergoing two renovations, it was left vacant with the bankruptcy of the last developer to attempt its renovation. The city Landmark Preservation Commission has held a hearing on naming it a city landmark but has not yet issued a ruling. Carol Polsky LOWER MANHATTAN Bikes Offer Symphony on Wheels A rolling orchestra will peddle a symphony through lower Manhattan tomorrow afternoon when two dozen bicycles equipped with generators, amplifiers and resonating tubes wind their way through traffic.

Presented by Logos Duo from Belgium, the Singing Bicycle Symphony will be making its North American premier starting at 4 p.m. Its route will cover this Lower East Side Gallery District, West Village, Soho, Tribeca, Battery Park and Chinatown. Logos Duos Singing Bicycle Symphony already has performed in Italy, France and Belgium. "Everybody down in those neighborhoods should expect to hear the symphony sometime between 4 and 6 p.m., said Shalom Neuman, one the events organizers. "Each of the bikes is going to be making a different sound depending on the length of the tubes, speed and condition of the street.

So together they will make a symphony. Anyone with a bicycle is invited to ride along with the rolling orchestra. The performance tour will start at 57 Stanton St. Thera will be a two-hour workshop beginning at 2 p.m. followed by the symphony ride.

Starting at 8 p.m. tomorrow, the all-night Dream Event will combine the talents of artists, poets and musicians to explore the world of new and ancient dreams at Shaloms, which is located at 57 Stanton St. Both events are sponsored by the New-Wilder-ness Foundation in association with Fusion Arte and the Experimental Intermedia Foundation. For further information, call (212) 614-0556. SOHO Half-Price Bulbs Will Help Get Things Growing April showers may mean May flowers, but only if those October bulbs for tulips, hyacinths, and daffodils, among other varieties, have been planted around the city.

Sixty-eight thousand bulbs will be sold at half- price to 90 community gardening groups at the Liz Christys Bowery Houston Garden at the corner of Bowery and Houston streets tomorrow from 9:30 to 11 a.m. At the same time, there will be a workshop on bulb planting. The sale and workshop will take place rain or shine. Distributed by the Council on the Environment of New York City, the discounted bulbs are financed through the Green Bank, a matching fund of the councils Open Space Greening Program. FMabyCtelaOterttcti Seeing the Big Town Marcia and Dale My Ian, with their baby Christa, take in some of the sights In Manhattan during a visit from their hometown of Lancaster, Pa.

They're looking at the soaring towers of a midtown hotel. MANHATTAN CLOSEUP Ousted Council President Vows a Fight NEWSDAY. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1986 MAN is an advisory panel on issues of local import and has more than 100 voting members, formally ousted him Oct.

14. The council was formed in the mid 1950s in response to a sharp increase in violent crime in the West 40s. Its membership is composed of area residents who pay $2 in annual dues. "I dont think the policy will change, but maybe some of the dynamics of the group will, said Bill Ryan, district manager for Community Board 4. Normally, the council concentrates on issues of concern to the Clinton area: the proliferation of cocaine and its derivative, crack, housing for the homeless, gentrifiration and access to the piers.

Most recently, Doran led the fight to ensure public access to Pier 86, where the U8. aircraft carrier Intrepid was moored. The Intrepid figures in Dorans plans to reclaim control of his council presidency. He insists he will hold his own planning council meeting next month aboard the ship, issuing an open invitation to council members who will support him. "As for as I am concerned, I am still the president of the Clinton Planning Council, Doran said.

salesman who was elected to a one-year termas president. He vigorously denied the allegations, saying his opponents were fabricating charges to force him out. "Heads are going to roll, he vowed. But Jackson and other officials stood by their allegation that Doran misused funds. Further, Jackson said, Doran was calling meetings without discussing it with other council officials and touting positions at public meeting that the council had not taken or authorized.

Jackzon described it as "an overwhelmingly important problem and a very sad one. He said neighborhood issues had been neglected in favor of Dorans personal agenda, which included the repeated rail for the resignation of Mayor EdwardL Koch. "He was trying to be the owner of the operation, rather than just an elected representative, said Jackson, an attorney for the city who said he supported Doran for president initially. "Weve never had another situation like this. He left us with very little dunce.

In September, the 10-member executive committee voted to bring impeachment proceedings against Doran after he rejected their call for a leave of absence. The council, which By Scott Ladd Walter P. Doran, the self-described "Mayor of Hells Kitchen who claims his ancestry can be traced to William the Conqueror, has been sacked. Doran, elected in June as president of the Clinton Planning Council, was impeached last week at the councils monthly meeting after four month of controversy and was replaced by vice-president Julian A. Jackson.

The' impeachment was unprecedented, officials said. The resolution demanding Dorans ouster as president accused him of misrepresenting the position of the council at public hearings and conferences and of misusing group funds. Council leaders say he acted frequently without proper authorization. The move is designed to dose wounds that official say damaged the councils reputation during Dorans brief regime. It has also tmirhad off a'war of words and a threat by Doran that he will not take his dismissal quietly.

The 29-year-old dvic group has a reputation of being one of the citys feiatiest and most enduring organizations. They acted without listening to the facts, Doran, a 60-year-old retired textbook 03.