The one where four boroughs of housing fights land on one calendar — and the Rockaways councilwoman who hates developer-

1810 RANDALL AVENUE

with 1 related matter · LU 0087-2022

The Bronx rezoning advanced with backing already secured from the community board and borough president, changing the existing R4/C1-2 and R5/C1-2 zoning to a denser R6/C1-2 district.

1959 STRANG AVENUE

This small R4-district application moved forward to map a C2-3 commercial overlay extending from an existing shopping center, on a site that held a diner for roughly 75 years but has sat dormant for the past decade.

231-10 NORTHERN BOULEVARD

The Queens application sought a C2-2 overlay within an existing R1-2 district to enable the enlargement of Mizumi Restaurant, a family-owned, multi-generational small business; the applicant argued the rezoning simply brings zoning in line with existing conditions on a strip already nearly all commercial through nine variances and consistent with the community's 197A plan.

Halletts North

with 1 related matter · LU 0091-2022

The Hallets Peninsula rezoning was presented as part of a plan that has already approved over 4,000 future housing units and would deliver a 2.5-mile continuous green waterfront from Rainey Park to Astoria Park.

30-02 12 STREET

A rezoning proposal to change the site from an M1-1 manufacturing district to an R7-3 residential district with a C2-4 commercial overlay.