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Jan. 17, 2016 Your Neighborhood — Your News® MonthA CNG xx–xx,Publication 2016 UPDATED EVERY DAY AT BROOKLYNDAILY.COM Cadman high-rise WHAT THE HULL! divides Debris clogging Shell Bank Creek B’Heights BY COLIN MIXSON They’re really up a creek. BY LAUREN GILL Last Sunday’s unusually A developer’s lucrative proposal high tide, strong wind, and tor- to build a high-rise between two rential rains sent junk spewing Brooklyn Heights co-op buildings into Shell Bank Creek, trapping is threatening to tear the close- boats and leaving locals shak- knit community of neighbors ing their heads at the sorry state apart. of Jamaica Bay. Denizens of the 33-story build- “Besides it being an eyesore, ing at 75 Henry St. have the op- it’s a shame to anyone who lives portunity to score big bucks by on the water to have to witness selling a slice of their land along something of this proportion,” Pineapple Walk to an unknown said Charles Martinez, a retired real-estate fi rm so it can erect a sanitation worker and captain 40-story residential tower there. of the Sea Boot, which he docks But the residents of a 31-story at Shell Bank Yacht Club. “It’s co-op on the other side of the a load of garbage, and we try to tropically-named lane say the keep our waters clean.” deal would literally and fi gura- Much of the junk was left over tively build a wall between the from Hurricane Sandy, lodged two groups who have lived as one on the bank near Plumb Beach happy hamlet for decades. Bridge and the mouth of Shell “We’re not kids, but I think it Bank Creek, until the weekend’s would change things between us,” raucous seas loosened it, accord- said Shelly Holtzberg, who lives ing to John Douglas, president in Cadman Towers, which hosted of local community group Ger- a packed public forum about the ritsen Beach Cares. sale last Wednesday. “Right now WE’VE GOT A FLOATER: Charles Martinez, captain of the Sea Boot, which is docked at Shell Bank Yacht Club, said he’s “It had been deposited during there’s really an open door and disgusted with the state of Jamaica Bay, which spewed massive amounts of junk into Shell Bank Creek amidst heavy Sandy and hadn’t been cleaned Continued on page 8 rains and high tide last Sunday. Photo by Steve Schnibbe Continued on page 8 Sunset goes Nova Get street naming ‘Dunn’ BY LAUREN GILL that a bright new perspec- BY DENNIS LYNCH say. The board typically “I wanted to honor This local art scene is a tive is representative of the They’ve gotta get it Dunn waits two years after a him because he deserves hotspot! area’s fl ourishing creative quick! notable dies before en- it, and I wanted her to A Sunset Park gallery community. Community Board 10 tertaining a co-naming, be alive to enjoy it,” said is putting a spotlight on “We’re a little bit out of must fast-track a street but Dunn’s daughter said daughter Geraldine Mar- the work of local artists in the way but not anymore,” Photo by Georgine Benvenuto co-naming for a Bay she wants the sign up as tinez. “Ars Nova,” an exhibit of said Audrey Anastasi, also GET IT DONE: Widow Mae Ridge do-gooder who died soon as possible so her The daughter made an focused on fresh, forward- the director of the Tabla Dunn and daughter Geral- in September so that his 88-year-old mother can emotional presentation thinking art. The curator Rasa Gallery. “People are dine Martinez want to name aging widow can enjoy a see her husband immor- to the board’s Traffic and of the show, whose title sim- kind of discovering Sunset a Ridge corner after neigh- walk down the memorial talized before she joins Transportation Commit- ply means “New Art,” says Continued on page 6 borhood icon Howard Dunn. lane, family members him. Continued on page 6
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Cuomo and the Gov. the and Cuomo The planned improve- —in- Cstations Three notyet has agency The cell- and afew pounds.” lose lazy. Icould I’m it because myride but bike, Idon’t do to faster “It’s actually stop. train’s Clinton-Washington C the who off lives iddi, Car- lot David more,” said said. one rider ternative transportation, for al- plans making ready train . R audit the of for afull-line Ridge) Bay push ongoing (D– Gentile’s Vincent man Council- joined recently Heights)ron (D–Brooklyn body said. will take until 2020, the but some by 2018, vamped tions will be totally re- periods. over longer of construction stints for shorter or nights onweekends it piecemeal swoop, rather than doing onefell work donein the tors will —contrac- quickly more be able done repairs it get to allow to get will lockdowns lengthy the all station scrub-downs. the to related necessarily not are goals lofty but these “I’ll be riding my bike a Straphangers are al- State Sen. Daniel Squad- sta- the of majority The says agency transit The — with Dennis Lynch — with Dennis Photo by Georgine Benvenuto Georgine by Photo 3 JAN. 17, 2016, BROOKLYN WEEKLY led plans with Ben Herzog Architect x it up or sell . It un-. It or sell up x it But it couldn’t cobble to- cobble couldn’t it But The residential designs are and building precinct The man to about commit a“A rst opened in 1892.What will gether the to off money pay outstanding buildings viola- tions and restore the building per city landmarks guidelines. The structure continued to de- the city threat- teriorate, and ened to sue the Brooklyn Chi- nese-American Association if it didn’t fi loaded the to Streicher site for thebut $6 million last year, developer never returned this . paper’s calls comment for preliminary — the latest ren- an dition depicts a glass-façade have to building located in a strip of appears land behind the existing build- that ings 43rd Street. on Stre-entrance hasicher not fi the Department Buildings, of in and the Landmarks Preserva- tion Commission did im- not fear mediately respond to a request for comment. strike its neighboring horse stable to fi potentially become a commu- originally was center nity designed hearts, criminals’ would-be according to a former Brook- lyn police honcho. Police crime would stand appalled Brooklyn at said the sight of a station house such this,” as Hayden Henry Commissioner unveiling, 1892 building’s the at of issues historic to according . the Brooklyn Daily Eagle build a community center. t nally get a A rendering of what the fourth owner of the former 68th BY DENNIS LYNCH The landmarked, keep-like “The landmarked castle Streicher aims to a put The Landmarks Preserva- ‘Castle’-like S’Park landmark landmark S’Park ‘Castle’-like Keep company! Keep to get glassy condo addition condo glassy get to Precinct building on Fourth Avenue plans to do with the landmarked landmarked the with do to plans Avenue Fourth on building Precinct property. The city sold the building in the ‘80s, and previous owners up keep thefailed keep-like to icon. IS THIS IT?: It could be this castle’s fairy- castle’s this be could It ending. tale 68th Precinct station house in Sunset fi may Park makeover after decades of de- Owner Streicher Yosef cay. dol- of millions sink to plans build- crumbling the into lars ing, has which been vacant since the 1970s, to return to it its former the glory, developer’s spokesman revealed Jan. on 7. on the corner of Fourth Ave- andnue 43rd street in Brook- lyn is a rare architectural and Streicher treasure,” historic spokesman Barry Shisgal said. Streicher “Mr. is plan- ning to invest an additional $5 million in restoring the castle to its original glory.” high-end café and a commu- century- the in center nity stationold house and build 10 glassy, luxury condos on an lot,adjacent Shisgal said. tion Commission designated the structure in 1983 and must changesapprove to the build- ing’s records exterior, show. non-profi a to it sold city The in 1985, stipulating it turn the the turn it stipulating 1985, in intosite a community center, . But the according to the deed group made never good. The property changed hands in 1999 and again in 2012, when Chinese-Amer- Brooklyn the ican Association purchased the property intending to - File photo File cers cers this cers we can po- can we cers cer there.” cer e have assigned on on assigned have e w “The more PEPoffi rs the boardwalk, the more more the boardwalk, the offi NYPD to servesition the resi- dential areas,” Treyger said. shouldn’t “We really NYPD with dealing have Batman and the on Joker the Boardwalk, and that’s a putting of matter a just offiPEP rating with the police on on police the with rating will it where station ad- Enforce- Parks ditional Patrolment offi Treygersummer, said. The rangers should take amusement-areapres- sure off the cops and let of rest the patrol them where Precinct, 60th the clam- year last residents ored the for city to invest outside resources more the amusement district spate of late-sum- amid a , he mer gun violence said. ce cers cers ve ad- ets ap- cialssaid. The 20 extra offi isIt illegal to demand of Department The The Boardwalk is amusement district. brings boost year’s This the total number of ad- to cops summer ditional offi 84, over spread be likely will several shifts and may translate to fi about walk- lawmen ditional ing the Boardwalk at any given time, a police said. source taking for money a pic- ture of someone in a pub- beach-goers lic place, but costumed complained doing pan-handlers were . just that last summer Affairs will Consumer also hand leafl out don’t they tourists prising tohave photos, tipfor said. Treyger park land, and the Parks collabo- is Department - ce ce over cials] who
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Heights lyn Brook- the civic group local of Bray, director executive meet-to their family, and their to children, future,” their to them, to bring would saidcial security that this offer Petergive up signifi whole neighborhood. the haveon will decision their they’ll consider the impact but hope a big windfall, residents down to turn know they’re asking the deal. the pursue to board co-op’s for the “yes” of owners will have to vote amajority and votes, their have until Jan. critics. claimed 15 to cast blue tarp. Authorities soon soon Authorities blue tarp. a it with workers obscured before parks department for afew hours unmolested day. their in tors were alsothe Battle considered of Brooklynish prison ships during and Brit- aboard suffered who trai- prisoners American with containing state secrets — documents of thousands heleaked after a traitor the government labelled Snowden —who between acomparison draw would They hoped that onlookers year. 7last onApril Park sake statue in Fort name- its —beside 2.0” Greene the spring time, because, because, time, spring the but we’dbly have like to to do do it something, up. warms weather in have to wait until the tus, but said detri- of deluge the of light it will likely in acleanup organizing in hesaid. themselves,” after up don’t clean and beaches the who use people from is alot it of up, pop and that boats submerged of off come that objects boats, things from submerged “I would be in favor of in be would “I At least two 75 Henry St. St. 75Henry two At least “We’re asking them to saythey opponents The Streetians 75Henry The But the piece only lasted lasted only piece But the “I’m sure we’d proba- Douglas is interested cn fi cant nan- nal nal opers’ offer. offer. opers’ devel- onthe in able cash to now are owners the — and market on the for $750,000 was there room recently —aone-bed- co-op dard astan- as now functions it so ago, years program out the of opted St. Henry household). person for three- $97,000 around ( amount tain currently below acer- ple earning peo- to available only are —and 2010 in for $38,000 aone-bedroom she scored claimed reporter WNYC — cheap relatively are a there units which means program, the in remains Towers Cadman families. at middle-class aimed ing hous- below-market-rate which created program, subsidy housing Lama as part ’60s late the in built were of acommitment.” making the not —we’re possibilities Mitchell- at the looking is doing we’re fi who identi- it,” aman said it safe,” he said. kept about also but it, they not haveknown who might it topolice removing attention —the it transpired how it all brought said. Greenspan art, care of cops great mention the not to people took received, they attention dia with me- for the price — asmall their fi pay a$50 to for release. its exchange themselves surrendered in until a month artists the for bars kept it behind then facility storage a police — — slammer the to off well, showed up and hauled it said. alog,” into he canal the want to you do thing last the and is drive — boating are — people down said. Douglas out, they’re taking their boats as water onthe eyes their ners willtogether.” hadn’t managed to pull it have we and summertime, been to ourcold,” goal keep he said. “That had during now, too right it’s alittle the ed himself as Gil. “But all Shareholders at 75 Both co-opcomplexes “Looking back it’s great had pair the Ultimately, “This is their play area mari- Meanwhile, ne for the stunt stunt nefor the 9 JAN. 17, 2016, BROOKLYN WEEKLY Cape says the corpora- the says Cape told haven’t they “Since theBut issue is much cedto her take the long r o sponsible. Now, it won’t won’t it Now, sponsible. the what say bill is. tion still plans to recover the costs — though not fromand — whom that willit issue a report ex- once everything plaining reopensit the bridge. But transparency of lack the has neighbors worried. is cost the what public the and would ultimately who be responsible forthe costs of the repairs we’re in no condition to know what’s happening,”said president of in- Peter Bray, fluential local group civic the Brooklyn Heights As- sociation. somesimpler — Hud- for son said the closure has f way aroundway to Brooklyn Bridge Park, she which frequents with her grand- son, and the extended route is taking a toll on her aging body. in 40 days! 40 lbs gone Park officials in have they know“I why don’t ques- also are Locals opments the park is says needed to fund the ongo- the of maintenance ing sprawling waterfront space. green no is there said past the link between the construc- tion and site the fenced-off through runs that bridge the center the of it, but juxtaposition has least at one frustrated park-goer wondering if there is a connection. they if closed — maybe because it it construction,”of said open resi- Brooklyn Heights Marydent Hudson. they “Why did In were going to so close it quickly?” tab. the up tioning will it much how pick ultimately cost and who will the February last year, recoup to park estimated the repairs and $700,000 to run planned would it that the costs from those re- (718) 234-6212(718) 40 DAYS Dr. Melinda Keller Dr. Photo by Louise Wateridge 5911 16 Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11204 NY Brooklyn, Ave., 16 5911 Ultimate Fat Loss System Loss Fat Ultimate The zig-zagging zig-zagging The wooden pathway runs through two buildings in still-under-construc- the tion Pierhouse hotel and condo complex — one of several money-spinning devel- controversial The Squibb Park Bridge runs through the still-under- “A fter conducting thor- construction Pierhouse development in Brooklyn Bridge Park. WORK SITE: that further work is nec- is ough testing, work our engi- neers determined have further that Brooklyn said essary,” Bridge Corporation Park spokeswoman Belinda Cape. bouncy and needed to to needed and bouncy The semi-private body body semi-private The initiallyPark officials re- more say they Now, the Brooklyn Bridge Park the Brooklyn Bridge Park board of directors. that operates the park o p e, $5-million n bridge efunded d fanfare in late much to in fenced off it t h2012, but e claiming 2014, August t athathad it become a little in x p a ytoo e back r - be re-aligned. be would it said action in spring back 2015, pushed then repeatedly the opening per- date, telling Timesthe in York New awaiting b o t h just and complete were repairs J u was l yit a n d reopen. to mits A u g u s t t hpairs are needed not — but a t what, or when or they why, will complete. be UÊ ÊÀià UÊ Ê- Ìà UÊ Ê ÀÕ}à UÊ Ê-ÕÀ}iÀÞ UÊ Ê À>âÞ ÊÊ iÌà ALL NATURAL DOCTOR SUPERVISED BY LAUREN GILL LOSE 20-40 POUNDS IN GUARANTEED! “What makes me ner- Squibb Park Bridge — — Bridge Park Squibb Still no explanation for ‘Squibbing’ for explanation no Still Park honchos are mum on on mum are honchos Park bridge’s continued closure continued bridge’s Heights), who also who Heights), on sits Steve Levin (D–Brooklyn here?” said Councilman a more serious problem it indicate that there’s there’s that indicate it long delay indicate? Does vous is what does this springy span. seriously amiss with the lence means something is starting to worry the si- again. One local pol is now and when it will be open open be will it when and it, why it is it takingit, why so long, plain is what wrong with chos are refusing to ex- to refusing are chos 17 months, and17 park hon- been closed repairs for for Heights Promenade — has Park to the Brooklyn the Brooklyn to Park connects Brooklyn Bridge the bouncy pathway that that pathway bouncy the What the Squibb? 10 BROOKLYN WEEKLY, JAN. 17, 2016 Schnipper, co-owner of Jonathan said heart,” my in place warm avery had always has Basin Mill and from, came they where of proud and sensitive world very the is around memories. fond of full that’s borhood of giving back to a neigh- way their was gesture the that said Manhattan, in Zagat-rated restaurants pire before opening three soup em- aBrooklyn built 12. 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