Eminent Domain Foes Fear Bid By Assemblyman
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A bill on its way through the Assembly request is concerned about the status of the use of eminent in the field of risk condemnation of Pfizer Inc. ‘factory in Brooklyn. When members of the Court, introduced by Assemblyman Vito Lopez, a Democrat from Brooklyn, that the state would control of the company 15 hectares in Williamsburg and developing 100% “affordable” housing. Pfizer plans for the shutdown of the plant Flushing Avenue at the end of this year, and cut 600 jobs. The pharmaceutical giant said that development projects of a mixed-use project, which would also be an undetermined amount of “affordable” housing. The property lies at the point where Pfizer was founded in 1849, built in the 1940’s. Mr. Lopez laws of the State should have been acquiring housing agency, on the site, and then from his own request for proposals for the creation of 1700 housing units. The editor’s chief of staff, Stephen Levin, said that the debt is not for Pfizer, the words, as many “affordable housing” would be ready to build. Mr. Levin said 6.7 hectares of land in the brewery Bush Rheingold Wick is another example of a site that has been specifically developed in hundreds of “affordable” housing. |