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Chair Louis describes 132 Melrose Street vote proposal with modification

New York City Council · Sep 9, 2026 · starts 0:05:13 · 1 min 3 sec

Chair Louis describes LUs 125-126, the 132 Melrose Street rezoning in Bushwick, Brooklyn, seeking ~18 apartments with ~5 affordable. A modification removes MIH Option 2 to ensure 60% AMI average. Councilmember Gutierrez supports as modified.

Farah N. Louis

Councilmember Ressler supports this application.

Farah N. Louis

The third and final vote concerns LUs 125 and 126 regarding 132 Melrose Street mixed-use residential rezoning proposal in Councilmember Gutierrez's district.

Farah N. Louis

Applicant is seeking to develop a mixed-use residential project in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

Farah N. Louis

That would have approximately 18 apartments, of which approximately five apartments would be permanently affordable.

Farah N. Louis

The proposal involves two actions.

Farah N. Louis

The first is a zoning map amendment to change the existing manufacturing M1-1 district to a mixed-use district consisting of a paired M1-2A district with a residential R6A district.

Farah N. Louis

The second action is a zoning tax amendment to map a mandatory inclusionary housing.

Farah N. Louis

We are recommending one modification to remove MIH option two, which will ensure the affordable apartments are provided at an average of 60% AMI.

Farah N. Louis

Councilmember Gutierrez supports this application as modified.