Speaker Menin Outlines Land Use Items for Vote
She lists several land use items including Sojourner Truth MAPS rezoning, 158-06 Northern Boulevard, 69-67 108th Street, 21-31 46th Avenue, 132 Melrose Street, Fort Hamilton Mews, Park Avenue Brooklyn, and 289 Kent Avenue, noting modifications for deeper affordability.
Now we are going to move on to our stated agenda.
First, we'll vote on the following land use items.
Sojourn or Truth MAPS rezoning will facilitate the development of two new 100% affordable residential mixed-use buildings ranging in height from 6 to 16 stories with 457 housing units.
And 15,000 square feet of community facility space in Councilmember Oswald Velez's district.
158-06 Northern Boulevard rezoning will facilitate the development of new nine-story mixed-use development with approximately 76 dwelling units,
19 of which will be permanently affordable, pursuant to MIH Option 1, and retail space in Councilmember Sandra Ong's district.
Council is modifying this application to remove a portion of the rezoning area not owned by the applicant.
69-67 108th Street rezoning will facilitate the development of a new
11-story mixed-use building with approximately 59 residential units, up to 15 of which will be permanently affordable in Councilmember Lynn Shulman's district.
Council is modifying this application to strike MIH option 2 and add MIH option 3, which will ensure deeper affordability.
21-3146 Avenue rezoning will facilitate the development of a new
11-story mixed-use building with approximately 70 residential units, up to 18 of which will be permanently affordable, as well as ground floor community facility or commercial space in Councilmember Julie Wan's district.
Council's modifying this application to strike MIH option 2 and add MIH option 3, which will ensure deeper affordability.
132 Melrose Street rezoning.
Will facilitate the development of a six-story mixed-use residential and commercial building with 18 dwelling units, five of which will be income-restricted, pursuant to MIH Option 1 in Councilmember Jennifer Gutierrez's district.
Council's modifying this application to strike MIH Option 2.
Fort Hamilton Mews rezoning will facilitate the development of 11-story mixed-use building with 292 residential units,
up to 88 of which will be permanently affordable, pursuant to MIH, as well as 200 parking spaces and commercial community facility space in Councilmember Kayla Santasoso's district.
Council's modifying the application from an RZX district to an RZD district and to add MIH option one.
Two applications in Councilmember Lincoln-Ressler's district.
Park Avenue Brooklyn rezoning will facilitate 10 new developments, including four education institutions serving 2,500 students and six schools.
mixed-use residential buildings with 391 units, 91-117 of which will be permanently income-restricted.
289 Kent Avenue Resoning will facilitate the development of one new 18-story mixed-use building.
With 278 dwelling units, approximately 70 of which will be permanently income restricted.
Council is modifying both of these applications to strike MIH option 2, add MIH option 3, which will ensure deeper affordability.