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Carroll Gardens, Choose Only One: Setback or Height Restriction?

June 4, 2008 By Adam Hengels

NY Times - Carroll Gardens: The Big Front Yards That Rob the StreetsAlthough the yards serve as leafy margins to the streets, creating ample open space between the rows of brownstones arrayed on either side, they also put those streets into the “wide” category for zoning purposes. This means … [Read more...]

Filed Under: zoning Tagged With: brooklyn, carroll gardens, height restriction, NIMBY, setbacks, streets, zoning

Private Streets in Brooklyn?

May 10, 2008 By Adam Hengels

This isn't some crazy proposal, they have been private since the 20's and 30's. It seems there are advantages and disadvantages. You don't have to worry about street parking when you own the street, but you have to hire your own contractor to make repairs. My main concern is that those homeowners … [Read more...]

Filed Under: privatization, Transportation Tagged With: brooklyn, nyc, private streets, privatization

Carroll Gardens: Sign the Pro-Development Petition

April 18, 2008 By Adam Hengels

Whoever is putting together this petition, please let Market Urbanism readers know how to sign the petition.Gowanus Lounge: Carroll Gardens Rumor Mill: "Pro-Development" Petition? … [Read more...]

Filed Under: zoning Tagged With: brooklyn, carroll gardens, development, nyc, petition, zoning

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