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Council to vote on multiple rezoning items including 47 Hall Street and 236 Gold Street
Summary
Several land-use items were listed for vote, including 47 Hall Street, 347 Flushing Avenue, 236 Gold Street and a 30th Avenue rezoning; transcript lists project scopes but does not record vote outcomes.
The New York City Council’s floor session listed several separate land-use applications for a floor vote on Aug. 14. Council staff described the projects and their proposed development scopes, but the provided transcript does not contain recorded vote results.
47 Hall Street (in Councilmember Huss Hudson’s district) was described as a rezoning to facilitate redevelopment of a site containing 10 existing buildings and to provide approximately 611 housing units (with about one-quarter permanently affordable under MIH option 1), over 280,000 square feet of commercial space and up to 60 accessory parking spaces.
347 Flushing Avenue (in Councilmember Ressler’s district) was described as a zoning amendment to bring an existing commercial building into zoning compliance.
236 Gold Street (also in Councilmember Ressler’s district) was described as a rezoning enabling a new 14-story mixed-use residential and commercial building with approximately 114 units, 29 of which were described as permanently affordable under MIH option 1.
A 30th Avenue rezoning (described as “42 Dash 11 Thirtieth Avenue” in the transcript) in Councilmember Keban’s district was described as facilitating redevelopment of a site now occupied by a one‑story grocery store into a five‑story mixed-use building with about 28 housing units, up to 8 of which could be permanently income-restricted under MIH options 1 or 3, plus additional commercial space for the store.
The council announced these items would be on the floor for a vote; the excerpt does not show the results.
