2 AVENUE C
Taken up as the McDonald's Avenue rezoning in Councilmember Lander's Brooklyn district, tracked under land use item 369; the item was identified for the committee but the record reflects no recorded vote or outcome.
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A backlog of long-pending rezonings crosses the finish line at once. The committee couples and adopts the whole calendar 17-0, sweeping up the McDonald's Avenue rezoning in Lander's district, the Blondel Commons project (172 units, where the developer agreed to find an educational tenant), and two big Bronx wins Salamanca celebrates as 'exactly what the Bronx need' , Brooklyn Boulevard with 65 affordable home-ownership units and a 265-unit 100% affordable project. The lone friction: a partial dissent on the 1640 Flatbush rezoning (LU 379/380), where members balked at a 25%-affordable / 75%-mar
reduce the scale of the project to better fit the local context from nine stories and two hundred and twenty eight units down to six stories
“submitted by New York City School Construction Authority pursuant to section 1732 of the public authorities law”
— Rafael Salamanca, Jr.
“vote aye with the exception of land use 379 and 380, which in the end results in twenty-five percent”
— unnamed council member (S1)
“rezone r five district to r seven a district and r seven a slash c two dash four district”
— Rafael Salamanca, Jr.
Taken up as the McDonald's Avenue rezoning in Councilmember Lander's Brooklyn district, tracked under land use item 369; the item was identified for the committee but the record reflects no recorded vote or outcome.
with 2 related matters · LU 0374-2019 · LU 0375-2019
Heard as part of the Blondel Commons rezoning, grouped under land use items 373, 374, and 375; the application was brought before the committee without a recorded disposition in this record.
with 1 related matter · LU 0380-2019
with 2 related matters · LU 0383-2019 · LU 0385-2019
Considered as the Brooklyn Boulevard rezoning in Councilmember Diaz's Bronx district, spanning land use items 382 through 385; the item was placed before the committee with no recorded vote noted.
Came before the committee as a submission from the NYC School Construction Authority under section 1732 of the Public Authorities Law; the record shows the filing but no decision or discussion beyond its receipt.
Rafael Salamanca, Jr.: Are there any questions or remarks from members?
William Martin
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