Adi Talwar
A cease-and-desist zone has been on the wish list of the community organizations who raised concerns about the 2016 East New York rezoning.
‘Bushwick provides an opportunity for the de Blasio administration to renew its commitment to community planning, demonstrate how zoning can be used to protect a neighborhood from gentrification instead of catalyzing it, and affirm the importance of local voices.’
Mayor Bloomberg did a lot to improve how the city’s Department of Sanitation operates. Now, Mayor de Blasio is taking on the other half of our sanitation system, the commercial side.
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