Important meeting this coming Monday, March 3, 2008!
IT'S COMING AND IT'S BIG....707 NEW APARTMENTS ON THE GOWANUS CANAL.
The Toll Brothers have unveiled their plan for a 605, 380 square foot project between Bond and the Gowanus Canal, Carroll and Second Streets. What does it mean for our neighborhood?
Come hear Craig Hammerman (District Manager, Community Board 6) Phil DePaolo (Community Organizer) and Tony Avella (City Council Member and Mayoral Candidate) address our concerns regarding the Toll Brothers development. Help plan for the upcoming Public Scoping Meeting at City Planning on March 13.
The meeting is at:
Monday March 3 6:30 PM
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Residences
41 1st St.
(between Hoyt & Bond)
in the Community Room
A community coalition blog concerned with the Carroll Gardens and Greater Gowanus communities in Brooklyn, NY: our land-use and development; our safety; our historical context; and our protection from extreme environmental hazards.
CORD HISTORY:
With the "Protect Our Homes" petition, CORD was formed in May, 2007. This petition arose as an overwhelmingly negative response to the coming of the over-sized 360 Smith Street Development at the corner of Smith Street and Second Place (Aka Oliver House; aka 131 Second Place). This petition, which had well over three thousand signatures, led to a new zoning text amendment in summer of 2008.
To: Our Elected Officials, Community Leaders, The MTA:
(MAY, 2007)
We the undersigned Carroll Gardens homeowners and residents, are appalled by the "as of right" ruling which allows owners and developers to erect buildings in our neighborhood with no regard to the impact they will present to our quality of life and the value of our homes........
http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?crlgrdns
To: Our Elected Officials, Community Leaders, The MTA:
(MAY, 2007)
We the undersigned Carroll Gardens homeowners and residents, are appalled by the "as of right" ruling which allows owners and developers to erect buildings in our neighborhood with no regard to the impact they will present to our quality of life and the value of our homes........
http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?crlgrdns