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Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises, June 25, 2026

Approves DeWitt Clinton Park North rezoning at 629 West 54th Street, 9-0

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What happened

The NYC Council Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises approved two major rezoning proposals by a 9-0 vote. The Monitor Point rezoning (LU 67, 68, 69, 71) at 40 Quay Street in Greenpoint, developed by Gotham, was approved as modified to change M3-1 to R6/R8 with a C2-4 overlay, yi…

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
New York City, NY
Governing body
Final authority
Date
June 25, 2026
Decisions
4 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, 9-0

Projects in this meeting (3)

Monitor Point

Approved 9-0
40 Quay Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn · Gotham
8 conditions of approval
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DeWitt Clinton Park North

Approved 9-0
629 West 54th Street, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
2 conditions of approval
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DeWitt Clinton Park North

Approved 9-0
801 11th Avenue, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
2 conditions of approval
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Free sample: decision 1 of 4

Monitor Point rezoning at 40 Quay Street, Greenpoint

Rezoning of MTA-controlled and adjacent land from M3-1 to R6 and R8 with a C2-4 commercial overlay for a mixed-use residential project (museum building, West market-rate building with MIH, and 100% affordable East Building), developed by Gotham. Modified to increase permanently affordable units by 202 to a total of 662, over one acre of open space, and an 18,000 sq ft USS Monitor museum. Includes zoning text amendment mapping MIH area, special permit for a large-scale general development, and a city map change to remove prior parks designation. Approved 9-0.

  • Increase permanently affordable units to 662
  • reduce waterfront publicly accessible area width waiver to maximize open space
  • convert commercial space to residential
  • reallocate museum space to housing
  • extend site to include all MTA land
  • additional height to East Building
  • $300,000 annually for 99 years to Bushwick Inlet Park maintenance
  • 40-foot waterfront esplanade adding 52,000 sq ft public space

The other decisions are listed below by title. The full write-up, verbatim conditions, and the audio at each vote are in Pro.

Meeting Summary

The NYC Council Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises approved two major rezoning proposals by a 9-0 vote. The Monitor Point rezoning (LU 67, 68, 69, 71) at 40 Quay Street in Greenpoint, developed by Gotham, was approved as modified to change M3-1 to R6/R8 with a C2-4 overlay, yi…

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Key Decisions (4)

Approved

Monitor Point rezoning at 40 Quay Street, Greenpoint

Vote: 9-0Conditions attached
Other

Withdrawal and filing of LU 70 loading berth special permit (Monitor Point)

Vote: 9-0
Approved

DeWitt Clinton Park North rezoning at 801 11th Avenue

Vote: 9-0Conditions attached
Approved

DeWitt Clinton Park North rezoning at 629 West 54th Street

Vote: 9-0Conditions attached

Zoning Changes (3)

Development Activity (3)

Monitor Point

Mixed-Use

DeWitt Clinton Park North - 801 11th Avenue site

Mixed-Use

DeWitt Clinton Park North - 629 West 54th Street site

Mixed-Use

Market Signals (4)

Housing Demand

Strong council pressure for deeper affordability in high-income Manhattan and…

Sentiment

Developers reportedly resist the new 485X property tax program (union…

Infrastructure

Major public infrastructure commitments tied to Greenpoint development: ~$60 million…

Commercial Demand

Development rights transfer market active in Manhattan, with DeWitt Clinton…

Who Spoke (7)

ChairCouncilmember · 2

On the record: the chair and 2 councilmembers.

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