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February 11, 2008
Monday Events
CGNA Meeting
The Carroll Gardens Neighborhood Association holds a meeting tonight. Billy Stein, developer of 360 Smith Street, will be in attendance, presenting his latest design plans. Other agenda items include a report from 76th Precinct, CGNA committee reports, and presentations on landmarking and land use. Monday, 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. St. Mary Star of the Sea Residence, 41 First Street (between Hoyt and Bond).
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CORD has made that corner a compete eyesore with the wheatpasting. Nothing democratic about it. Now they are wheatpasting the mailboxes, isnt that a federal offense?..people with way too much time on their hands.
Posted by: guest at February 11, 2008 10:02 AM
Do opponents of down-zoning and landmarking ever have any sort of equal time opportunities in these CGNA meetings?
So far it has always been a big 40min-1hr. meeting presentation by the downzoning fanatics with barely tolerated questions from those skeptical of the wisdom of downzoning to follow. It has been a couple years straight of this. Only Mr. Stein has come forth representing property owners and developers who are other wise consistently demonized.
The question and answer period also always includes some genuinely mentally ill people. So it always comes off as a wise considered downzoning point of view and the legitamate property owner interests get shoved off in the whacko portion of the debate. It is sort of a Fox News sort of format.
Posted by: guest at February 11, 2008 11:03 AM
They need to landmark this area now. What a beautiful little village.
Posted by: guest at February 11, 2008 11:29 AM
I agree that CORD has completely ruined that plaza with their crappy posters. Isn't graffitti illegal? Why hasn't the MTA or police taken them down yet?
'Democracy Wall', my foot. More like: 'Ugly, Whiny NIMBY Wall'.
Posted by: guest at February 11, 2008 1:17 PM
Unless you can read the very fine print (and I certainly can't) what leads you to conclude that CORD is responsible for this? The only name I see is the CGNA.
Those that oppose the downzoning can make their own posters for the democracy wall.
Posted by: guest at February 11, 2008 2:27 PM
Cord has been repeatedly been linked to the Democracy Wall, they have had their press conferences in front of it, the website is filled with pictures of the wall, Gowanus Lounge mentions the wall and CORD in the same breath repeatedly. I doubt 2 org's would fight for the same thing and not be linked. And its not about opposing what they are doing , its about making the plaza they are fighting for ugly with the technique they are using to state their cause. And yes, defacing a mailbox is a federal offense, which might be descriptive of a groups character.
Posted by: guest at February 12, 2008 11:44 AM
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