Community Board 4 gets its first look at a zoning change for 900 Wyckoff Avenue on Nov. 30
The applicant presents the zoning map and text amendment to the board's Economic Development and Housing and Land Use committees at 6 p.m. at 1420 Bushwick Ave., Room 370, before the city certifies it for public review. It's a presentation, not a vote. The Borough President's Office also presents the Brooklyn Comprehensive Plan.
Community Board 4 gets its first look at a zoning change for 900 Wyckoff Avenue on Nov. 30
The applicant presents the zoning map and text amendment to the board's Economic Development and Housing and Land Use committees at 6 p.m. at 1420 Bushwick Ave., Room 370, before the city certifies it for public review. It's a presentation, not a vote. The Borough President's Office also presents the Brooklyn Comprehensive Plan.
Brooklyn Community Board 4’s Economic Development and Housing and Land Use committees will meet Monday, November 30, at 6 p.m. to hear a Brooklyn Borough President’s Office presentation on the Brooklyn Comprehensive Plan and a pre-certification presentation on a proposed zoning map and text amendment at 900 Wyckoff Avenue, the board announced in its November newsletter. The meeting is in person at the board’s district office at 1420 Bushwick Avenue, Rm. 370, with a virtual option over Zoom.
The 900 Wyckoff Avenue proposal is at the pre-certification stage, the point at which an applicant presents a zoning change to the community board before the city formally certifies it into the public review process. The November 30 session is a presentation, not a vote.
The newsletter did not name the applicant behind the 900 Wyckoff Avenue amendment or describe what the project would build. It also did not detail what the Borough President’s Office presentation on the Brooklyn Comprehensive Plan will cover.
