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Originally Posted by antinimby
Does anyone really think the height is going to survive the ULURP, i.e. NIIMBY soapbox, unscathed?
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If the mayor wants to hit his affordable housing quota, he needs big developments like this which has 200 affordable units.
It's important to note that with ULURP, any and all Community Board input is advisory and non binding. They submit recommendations to the Borough President, who then submits a recommendation to the City Planning Commission, who's verdict is binding.
Maybe I'm being hopeful, but with the affordable housing component, and the new public schools, I imagine this largely survives.