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    Brad Lander

    How Many Truly Affordable Units Could the Controversial Gowanus Rezoning Actually Create?

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    • Development

    • Gowanus

    Jan 21, 2021 • 09:00am
    by Craig Hubert
    6

    We are in the middle of a housing crisis, unemployment is at record highs and many are struggling to pay rent.

    The public review process has yet to begin

    Controversial Rezoning for Windsor Terrace Development Gains City Council Support

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    • Development

    • Windsor Terrace

    Dec 8, 2020 • 11:00am
    by Ben Verde

    The City Council’s Land Use sub-committee voted unanimously to approve the controversial 312 Coney Island Avenue rezoning in Windsor Terrace after the area’s Councilman, Brad Lander, voiced support for the project during the December 7 hearing.

    The proposed building would be mixed-use

    Gowanus Residents Want to Halt Rezoning Until in-Person ULURP Meetings Can Resume

    gowanus canal
    • Development

    • Gowanus

    Nov 24, 2020 • 09:00am
    by Craig Hubert

    Residents say virtual ULURP meetings lack transparency and go against the city's charter.

    The city says its virtual portal is adequate

    Locals Get a Refresher Course, With Few Answers, About the Proposed Gowanus Rezoning

    gowanus rezoning
    • Development

    • Gowanus

    Oct 23, 2020 • 09:00am
    by Craig Hubert
    1

    The Department of City Planning is restarting the clock on the highly contentious Gowanus rezoning, and plans a series of meetings before kicking off the official public review process.

    The ULURP process begins in January

    Brooklyn Stays Home as Coronavirus Spreads

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    • Brooklyn Life

      Mar 16, 2020 • 10:35am
      by Cate Corcoran

      Following a warm, sunny weekend in which Prospect Park was jam packed and people were crowding bars and restaurants, Mayor de Blasio Sunday finally took a much needed step and officially closed Brooklyn schools and businesses.

      The economic impact is likely to be severe

      Frustrated Park Slope Residents Say City Sewer Repairs Are ‘Breaking Our Homes to Pieces’

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      • Brooklyn Life

      • Park Slope

      Nov 7, 2019 • 09:00am
      by Craig Hubert
      6

      Residents who gathered at a town hall meeting Wednesday complained of flooding, rats and structural vibrations.

      The project is only halfway complete

      Everybody Wants Two Carroll Gardens Buildings to Be Landmarked, Except for the Owner

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      • Architecture

      • Carroll Gardens

      Jun 27, 2018 • 09:00am
      by Craig Hubert
      8

      At an LPC hearing Tuesday, a representative for the owner of one of two buildings being proposed for landmarking accused supporters of acting in bad faith.

      She threatened to sue

      Brooklynites Call for End to ‘Child Concentration Camps’ at Borough Hall Rally Thursday

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      • Brooklyn Life

      • Downtown Brooklyn

      Jun 15, 2018 • 03:04pm
      by Cate Corcoran

      Several hundred people gathered outside Brooklyn Borough Hall Thursday to protest a widely criticized Trump administration policy of separating children from their families when they migrate across the U.S. border.

      Many were young families with children

      Mobile Showers, Bus Info Among Participatory Budgeting Winners in Lander’s District

      • Brooklyn Life

        May 9, 2017 • 09:02am
        by Seán Devlin

        Winners include programs that provide real time bus arrival info, mobile showers for homeless residents, and infrastructure for local schools.

        A record number of residents turned out to vote for the programs

        Parents Working With Local Pols Lander, Carroll to Solve Day Care Closure Dilemma

        • Brooklyn Life

        • Windsor Terrace

        Feb 1, 2017 • 12:32pm
        by Seán Devlin
        1

        City Council Member Brad Lander met with parents over the weekend, and State Assemblyman Robert Carroll is involved.

        A campaign has raised more than $10,000 to reimburse lost wages
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