Community Meeting: Redevelopment Of 5th Avenue Key Food
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COMMUNITY MEETING: REDEVELOPMENT OF 5TH AVENUE KEY FOOD
Presentation from Community Stakeholder Group with Revised Proposal
Results of Months-long Negotiations with Developer
Come Ask Questions, Share Your Feedback, and Get Involved
Results of Months-long Negotiations with Developer
Come Ask Questions, Share Your Feedback, and Get Involved
The 5th Avenue Key Food Stakeholder Group was convened by the Fifth Avenue Committee, in conjunction with City Council Member Brad Lander. It includes a range of neighborhood organizations and leaders from Park Slope, Boerum Hill, Gowanus, and local public housing. Participating groups include:
- Fifth Avenue Committee
- Forth on Fourth Avenue Committee
- Park Slope Civic Council
- Park Slope Neighbors
- Park Slope North HDFC
- the Fifth Avenue BID
- Families United for Racial and Economic Equality (FUREE)
- the Boerum Hill Association
- Inquilinos Unidos/Tenants United
- the Save the Key Food! advocacy group
- and NYCHA Tenant Association Leadership from Gowanus, Wyckoff Gardens, and Warren Street Houses
Participating elected officials include:
- City Council Member Brad Lander
- City Council Member Stephen Levin
- Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon
- State Senator Velmanette Montgomery
- Congressmember Nydia Velázquez
- Borough President Eric L. Adams
- Comptroller Scott Stringer
- Public Advocate Letitia James
- Representatives of the de Blasio Administration have also participated in the group.
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