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BROOKLYN COMMUNITY BOARD 6
LANDMARKS/LAND USE & HOUSING COMMITI'EE MEETING
SEPTEMBER 25, 2025
Attendance: - - --
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Quorum present.
LAND USE
176 Dikeman Street Presentation by development team to modify the zoning bulk as per the City of Yes authorization described under ZR 75-21. The team pointed out the economic benefits to the city to help support a NYC film industry that is facing challenges due to increased costs relative to other cities.
Responding to the committee's questions, the development team confirmed that the property is not within the BMT area and they will install the solar array on the rooftop as depicted in the renderings. A conversation ensued regarding street wall transparency around the set fabrication shop. The development team resisted this due to safety and privacy concerns. The committee pushed back, noting that creative solutions are possible that can both address the development team's concerns while creating a visual connection between the fabrication shop and the street.
Jerry: Motion to approve with: a) increased street wall transparency around the set fabrication shop to help establish a visual connection with the community and b) installation of the rooftop solar array. Laura: Seconded Unanimously approved
Community Session The committee had an informal conversation about the upcoming development presentation at 175 3rd Street. Based on an initial informational meeting with the development team, they will be asking for the board's support as per a CofY authorization to increase bulk by approximately 85,000 ZFA so 100 additional residential units can be created, thus creating a 1,000 unit development. The ZFA will be transferred to 175 3rd Street from the PowerHouse Arts site. (This plan of action triggered last month's presentation of PHA's continuous maintenance plan.) Given the value of the transaction, the committee has taken the initial position that it will support the increase in bulk with the following stipulations: a) public bathrooms are provided, b) the 100 additional units be non-market rate, and c) the privately owned waterfront promenade on PHA's property be upgraded and converted into a public space that meets the Waterfront Access guidelines and connects to the rest of the promenade to the north and south.
BROOKLYNCOMMUNITYBOARD6
LANDMARKS/LAND USE COMMITTEE MEETING
September 4, 202S @ 250 Baltic Street & Zoom
Attendees
Dave Briggs, Jerry Armer, Laura Osorio, Kathleen Addison(Remote), Madeline Murphy (Remote) Quorum not present
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132 Kane Street tation by Cristina Proposed planting bed, fencing, and non-combustible trash enclosures. Presen t from the DOT. The Gomez of Brooklyn Studio. The project requires a revocable consen and curb. committee asked questions about the trash enclosure materials, fence details,
Jerry: Informal motion to approve as presented Laura: Seconded of revocable consent. Dave: Friendly amendment to make motion contingent on DOT approval Jerry accepted. Unanimously approved
Powerhouse Arts transferring ZFA . Continuous Maintenance Plan required by new CofY requirements when ttee asked
Presentation by Paul Parkhill of PHA and Brigitte Cook of PBDW. The commi
s if the floor area questions about what sort of approval is issued for the CMP and what happen The purchase of the transfer doesn't go through. As per CofY, LPC issues an MOU for the CMP. PHA still plans to ZFA will help fund the CMP. If the floor area transfer doesn't happen, then restoration. maintain its building long term since it recently underwent an extensive
Jerry: Motion to approve as presented Laura: Seconded Unanimously approved
Community Session to the public. The Informal discussion took place about how PHA can open its waterfront receive an indemnity for property is not subject to the WAP requirements and therefore does not can be rectified. public use. The committee will reach out to the CM's office to see if this
BROOKLYN COMM ~NJTY BOARD 6
Business and Li quor License Committ S ee eptember 15,2025
Attendance:
M. Spishak-Thomas L. Branch J. Block E. Sawyer
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