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Projects & Proposals > Brooklyn > Downtown Brooklyn Printer Friendly Version
Downtown Brooklyn - Approved!
THE PLAN
Introduction | Economic Perspective | The Plan | Public Commitment | Public Review
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•Expand academic and commercial uses by facilitating public/private development and promoting mixed-use opportunities.

Rezone Jay Street Area to C6-4
Two blocks at Tillary, Johnson, Jay and Adams Streets that contain the New York City College of Technology, a Polytechnic University dormitory and Westinghouse High School, currently zoned C6-1 (6 FAR), and Polytechnic University’s portion of the MetroTech campus, currently zoned C6-1A (6 FAR), are proposed to be rezoned to C6-4 (10 FAR).

The rezoning would facilitate new mixed-use academic and office buildings. The proposed zoning change would allow the NYC College of Technology and Polytechnic University to expand their academic facilities and develop revenue-producing office buildings within their campuses. The development of Polytechnic’s site, which now contains the Jacobs Building and a power plant, would also require a revision to the previously approved MetroTech large-scale plan.

map of rezone jay street area to C6-4 promote academic and commerical uses
Promote Academic and Commercial Uses


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