Markowitz OKs 4th Ave. Special District, But With Additions Brooklyn Daily Eagle
24.08.11
Wants More Excluded Uses, Transparency, Affordable Housing
FOURTH AVENUE â Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz is recommending approval with modifications of the Special Fourth Avenue Enhanced Commercial District proposed by the Department of City Planning (DCP).
The goal, Markowitz notes, is to turn Fourth Avenue into âa lively mixed-use neighborhood with a vibrant mix of commercial and community facilitiesâ on the ground floor of all new development.
But in yesterdayâs announcement he said he wants to see more excluded uses, more transparency in the retailersâ windows and the possibility of affordable housing incentives.
The letter sent to the DCP yesterday states the followingâ: âThe Borough President generally supports the proposal though does believe that it could be enhanced by further modifying the uses to be excluded and with more specificity regarding the transparency controls as part of the adopted proposal.
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