Stand for More Housing and Stop Aggressive Re-Zoning in our Neighborhood
We’ve been busy with interviews and writing opinion pieces:
In Brownstoner: Locals Call on Pol to Reduce Arrow Linen Rezoning, Back Fully Affordable Build
In The New York Daily News: A Better Rezoning Plan for South Slope (subscriber only link, PDF of article included below).
Please pass these links along to friends and neighbors!
We said will let you know when Arrow Linen’s application officially starts the Land Use Review (ULURP) Process. THAT TIME IS NOW!
THE COMMUNITY BOARD NEEDS YOUR WRITTEN TESTIMONY! PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR EMAILS YOU CAN SEND WITH ONE CLICK. Only some of us can speak at these meetings, but all of us can be heard!
See the links below for details about these meetings and a link to add the meeting to your calendar:
Our Community Board’s Land Use Committee makes recommendations regarding the Arrow Linen propo…
The Full Community Board votes on Arrow Linen’s rezoning proposal; public comments will be heard. …
While Arrow Linen’s rezoning application was being reviewed by the Department of City Planning (DCP), the Adams administration was busy pushing the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity which purports to provide “a little more housing in every neighborhood.” If and when passed, this initiative will increase zoing across the board in NYC between 20% and 60%. Rezoning applications currently under review had to amend their applications to show the effect that passing this initiative will have on their application.
On their first pass, Arrow Linen’s owners updated their application to show that the 13 stories they’ve applied to build could be as much as 15 stories after City of Yes for Housing Opportunity. But at about the time their application entered the ULURP process, we latest amended filing for Arrow Linen’s application now shows that their 13 story application could be as high as 19 stories after City of Yes for Housing Opportunity. This means that the buildings could be 250 feet tall.