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Local residents oppose new development at 110 Amity

Josh Guttman | January 2, 2008 

Neighbors are rallying together against the latest proposed development project threatening the sanctity of the area. As you may recall, there has also been recent opposition to the Clarrett Group’s redevelopment of the Longshoreman’s Club on Court. This time, it’s a proposed development at the corner of Amity and Henry, in and around the former LAMM Institute. Below are a few plans for the proposed development, which doesn’t look overwhelmingly egregious at first glance. From the organizers, “The local community is vehemently opposed to this development that changes the block structure around to create a gated community shoe-horned into the block only to maximize profit. They call it a ‘mews’.”

I’m told that the plans will be submitted and discussed at the following meetings, which all neighborhood residents are encouraged to attend:

  • Cobble Hill Association: January 2 @ 7:30pm – Long Island College Hospital, Conf Room B (entrance on Hicks)
  • Community Board 6: January 3 @ 6pm – 250 Baltic Street, Cobble Hill Community Room
  • Landmarks Preservation Commission: January 8 – One Centre Street, 9th Fl Conf Room, Manhattan (for time call 212-669-7923 after Jan 4)

June and Steven Negrycz are spearheading the effort with their neighbors on the block. They can be reached at CHCommittee [at] gmail [dot] com.

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