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BOERUM HILL BROOKLYN NY 472 ATLANTIC AVENUE SPACE DETAILS LOCATION GROUND FLOOR Southeast corner of Atlantic Avenue and Nevins Street ATLANTIC AVENUE 150 FT SPACE NEVINS STREET Ground Floor 7,330 SF* Lower Level 8,363 SF* 40 FT *Divisible CEILING HEIGHT 7,330 SF Ground Floor 15 FT Lower Level 12 FT FRONTAGE 150 FT on Atlantic Avenue 40 FT on Nevins Street TERM Long term POSSESSION LOWER LEVEL Immediate SITE STATUS New construction NEIGHBORS Steven Alan, Gant Rugger, Investors Bank, Atelier, Shake Shack, 8,363 SF Betty Bakery, Halstead Property, Granso Yaki and CityMD COMMENTS Two subway stations, with combined ridership of 13,690,678 for the lines are within two blocks of the site There are 6,400 residential units under development within Downtown Brooklyn At the base of No. 465 PACIFIC, a 30-unit luxury condominium designed by award-winning architect Morris Adjmi Extraordinary frontage on Atlantic Avenue for flexible divisions and store sizes Five-minute walk to the Barclays Center, ranked among the top five arenas globally in 2015 for gross revenue and attendance by Billboard and Venues Today Tillary - Warren Street, Clinton Street - Sixth Avenue Brooklyn, NY June 2017 WAVERLY AVENUE CLINTON AVENUE CONCORD STREET ST EDWARD'S STREET WILLOUGHBY AVENUE CHAPEL STREET TILLARY STREET WASHINGTON PARK CATHEDRAL PLACE ADAMS STREET UNNAMED STREET HUDSON WALK JOHNSON STREET PRINCE STREET FLEET WALK FLATBUSH AVENUE EX MYRTLE AVENUE VANDERBILT AVENUE GOLD STREET FLATBUSH AVENUE EX TECH PLACE FORT CLERMONT AVENUE GREENE TILLARY STREET PARK ADELPHI STREET FAIR STREET CADMAN PLACEZ E FLEET PLACE CARLTON AVENUE WILLOUGHBY STREET DE KALB AVENUE CUMBERLAND STREET OLEA LAFAYETTE AVENUE JOHNSON STREET SOUTH OXFORD STREET CADMAN PLACEZ W METROTECH SOUTH PORTLAND AVENUE LONG ISLAND PIERREPONT STREET SOUTH ELLIOTT PLACE KINGS UNIVERSITY The Pink Tea Cup COUNTY WILLOUGHBY STREET GOLD STREET STREET FLEET SUPREME N R COURT à The Shala ANNUAL DUFFIELD STREET 13.1 M RIDERSHIP à FORT GREENE PLACE Yoga House ANNUAL 5.6 M RIDERSHIP DE KALB AVENUE Stonehome Wine Bar BRIDGE STREET Fillmore PEARL STREET Real Estate Ralph's MONTAGUE STREET ROCKWELL PLACE COURT STREET LAWRENCE STREET Trader Joe’s La Bagel GREENE AVENUE CVS ADAMS STREET Delight LAFAYETTE AVENUE CLINTON STREET pharmacy HUDSON AVENUE Mullanes COLUMBUS Bar & Grill JAY STREET FLATBUSH AVENUE EX Mo's FLATBUSH AVENUE EX Scopello Bar Urban Glass Gourmet Hungry Fulton Delit Food Market Academy Ghost Convenience Resteraunt Lean PARK Crust à El Toro Pizza Habana Heart of ANNUAL Falafel Bros 67 Outpost REMSEN STREET 11.1 M RIDERSHIP Fresh Brooklyn Health BAM Ashland Best Buy Burger Restaurant Wine & Optical Garden Black First Harvey Place Solutions Forest Bati-Ethiopian restaurant Brooklyn Moon FULTON STREET Liquor Area Kids Green Grape Brooklyn à Annex FULTON STREET Brooklyn Wines Vogue Kinjo ANNUAL à FULTON STREET 1.6 M RIDERSHIP BOE Nicholas JORALEMON STREET à ANNUAL Frank's 1.6 M RIDERSHIP Habana Not Ray's German HANOVER PLACE HANOVER ANNUAL Lounge R GALLATIN PLACE GALLATIN 3.2 M RIDERSHIP Deniz Pizza Biergarten U Resturant Green Light M RETAIL STREET BOND AREA PLACE ELM Moshood Piece of NEVINS STREET NEVINS and Bar Bookstore P Velvet LA à Flight 23 ANNUAL CVS Hua Long C 2.4 M RIDERSHIP pharmacy Dare Chinese Restaurant SOUTH OXFORD STREET E GROVE PLACE Books La Caye Close Out Connection Berlyn Bar Food LAFAYETTE AVENUE SOUTH PORTLAND AVENUE LIVINGSTON STREET LIVINGSTON STREET Lorraine ST FELIX STREET SMITH STREET SMITH HOYT STREET HOYT BOERUM PLACE BOERUM LIVINGSTON STREET PLACE BOERUM Furniture BAM CULTURAL DISTRICT COURT STREET CUMBERLAND STREET ATLANTIC COMMONS HANSON PLACE CLINTON STREET ASHLAND PLACE SCHERMERHORN STREET SCHERMERHORN STREET SCHERMERHORN STREET Brooklyn à Ballet ANNUAL FLATBUSH AVENUE 3.1 M RIDERSHIP Indique Richard's New York ATLANTIC Amy's Blue Ribbon General Store ATLANTIC CENTER ACADEMY PARK PLACE STATE STREET STATE STREET TERMINAL STATE STREET The Little Sweet Life Grumpy Bert MALL Sunaroma Maimonide Plant St. Gambrinus à Bijan's Collier Brooklyn of Brooklyn Absolute West Real Property Brooklyn Midtown Beer ANNUAL Coffee Free Better Parlor 13.8 M RIDERSHIP Acorn Range Greenhouse Out of Florist ATLANTIC AVENUE Upper Bedouin The House of Carpet Ganso N R W A Cooks Written Toy Shop Wines 90 Eco Living Tent Bacchus the Lord Church Warehouse the Closet Gumbo Yaki Nunu Botanica Companion ® ATLANTIC AVENUE Dellapietras ATLANTIC AVENUE Damascus Iris Kaight Mathnasium Moon ATLANTIC AVENUE two8two Sottocasa French Erica Mathnasium Veka The Salvation Betty STREET NEVINS Dar-Us-Salam 490Atlantic Hollow Graham Crescent Sahadi's The Soul Clovers AVENUE THIRD Essential Makka BOND STREET BOND SMITH STREET SMITH Bread Spot Louie STREET HOYT Lingerie Antler & Bridal Book Store Gallery Nickel Palace Army Windham TIMES PLACEZ Boutros Cobblestone Weiner Antler & The Commons Palace Madina Catering Kimera Woods Pizza Trader Joe's Twisted Woods Treasure Halal Int'l Lily Anne Synagogue Islam Urban Folkart Willi Grandma’s The Primary Brooklyn Wine Exchange Elleven House Essentials 472 ATLANTIC AVENUE Monir Attar Nature's Grill PACIFIC STREET PACIFIC STREET PACIFIC STREET Flavor Sontorini BOERUM PLACE BOERUM Beastly Paper Wild Ginger COURT STREET COMING SOON Bite Konditori CVS We Olive pharmacy Don Pepe Restaurant CLINTON STREET Bien Cut Cody's Ale House & Grill Ki Sushi Chop Chop No Pork Halal Kitchen DEAN STREET DEAN STREET DEAN STREET DEAN STREET DEAN STREET Bar Tabac Pizza Dancewave FOURTH AVENUE FOURTH Super Versailles AREA DEMOGRAPHICS AVENUE FIFTH Hanco's Store Mala Yoga The Universal Church AMITY STREET Bornholm Mia’s Kulushkat Edelweiss Nordic Cuisine Gourmet ESTIMATED DAYTIME AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD TOTAL POPULATION TOTAL APPAREL FOOD AT RESTAURANTS 5th Ave Fitness Falafel Com Plus Salsa Dance Studio Mok Bar The Invisible Dog Lulu's Baby Gino's New China Wok Prominis Broccolino POPULATION INCOME Lulu's Kids Cuts + Toys Pizza Recession Don à Dreams Gourmet Art Canteen Area Yoga Punta Cana Resteraunt Chingon ANNUAL Café Chili BERGEN STREET 1.2 M RIDERSHIP BERGEN STREET 1/2 mile 46,301 1/2 mile BERGEN STREET$101,768 1/2 mile 33,282 1/2 mile BERGEN STREET $3,375 1/2 mile $11,916 BERGEN STREET Diane T. Regular Visitors Icy Sign 5ive Spice Duke of Montrose Curuso Pizza Rivet 1 mile 179,311 1 mile $111,579 1 mile 141,751 1 mile $3,676 1 mile $12,954 Emcon Pharmacy Fish Tales South Brooklyn Pizza Alchemy CONGRESS STREET Fatty Daddy Taco Chocolate Room Cheese & Rime Uncle Barry's Bar Provisions Smith Hanten Cherry Tree Blue Sky Bakery Sugar Cane Refined 4th Ave Pub BK9 A.R.E.A Bagel Restaurant Il Vino Torchio Amesly Realty Life Boutique Thrift Bleachers Wyckoff's Vocal NY Convium Osteria Artichoke Pizza Woodland jus Corner Pharmacy Pacific Standard 2014 Slopenumbers Natural Plus Eleven Consignment Slope Natural Food VERANDAH PLACE à Bar WYCKOFF STREET ANNUAL WYCKOFF STREET ST MARK'S PLACE ST MARK'S AVENUE 3.6 M RIDERSHIP Tropical Jusic Bar & Grill Brooklyn Guitar School Pepperoncino/ Wolf and Deer Sky Ice BA Real Estate Sip Lily Ugly Duckling NICHOLAS NAQUAN Legend Limousine Tabeel Boat Bar Pony Shop SSAM Restaurant Momo Ramen Duman Home HEYWARD JR. PARK Eleven Vintage Botique Cibao Restaurant Camp City Subs Hirotu Sushi Joya Pane E Vino Teaus WARREN STREET SIXTH AVENUE Brooklyn Juice Company Red Star Sandwich Shop Soula Delicias Carbanas PROSPECT PLACE Warren Hot & Cold Sandwich Pure Marquet Patisserie PROSPECT PLACE WARREN STREET WARREN STREET WARREN STREET BOND STREET HOYT STREET Fawkner Beacons's Closet NO NAME Bee Healthy BALTIC STREET Miles 0 0.04 0.08 0.16 All information supplied is from sources deemed reliable and is furnished subject to errors, omission, modifications, removal of the listing from sale, and to any listing conditions, including the rates and manner of payment of commissions for particular offerings imposed by µ principals or agreed to by this Company, the terms of which are available to principals or duty licensed brokers. Any square footage dimensions set forth are approximate. Downtown BrooklynDowntown Developments Brooklyn Developments Brooklyn,AREA NY DEVELOPMENT Brooklyn, NY April 2018 April 2018 RA Walt RAMP MP Legend Walt Al Madrasa NASSAU ST LEGENDLegend Al Madrasa 1 NASSAU ST Proposed Development Existing Development Alislamiya School Whitman 1 2 Proposed Development Existing Development Alislamiya School Whitman 2 FLUSHING AV Units Units Park 3 FLUSHING AV Units Units Park 3 Cadman 4 Less Than 50 Less than 50 N PORTLAND AV N OXFORD ST Cadman CONCORD4 ST N ELLIOTT Less Than 50 Less than 50 N PORTLAND AV N OXFORD ST CONCORD ST CONCORD ST N ELLIOTT PL Plaza CONCORD ST Plaza BRIDGE ST NAVY ST Park BRIDGE ST CHAPEL ST 50 - 150 50 - 150 Park CLARK ST NAVY ST 50 - 150 50 - 150 CLARK ST CHAPEL ST CADMAN PLZ E PL CADMAN PLZ E CATHEDRAL PL 5 150 - 300 150 - 300 CATHEDRAL PL 5 150 - 300 150 - 300 B B PRINCE ST 9 DUFFIELD ST 2 PRINCE ST 9 T DUFFIELD ST 2 I T X 278 PARK AV XI 1 E § 300 - 500 300 - 500 ¨¦PARK AV 1 E D 278 RY ST 300 - 500 300 - 500 BRIDGE ST N ¨¦§ LA D RY ST U TIL BRIDGEST N LA O BQE WESTBOUNDN EXIT 29 PARK AV U TIL ASTB B E PARK AV Main STB O BQE WESTBOUNDEN EXIT 29BQEE QE E BQEE A E EB B TILLARY Main Brooklyn BQ TILLAR S New York Y S T Brooklyn New York Post T Post Office City College Greater than 500 Greater than 500 Office City College UNNAMED ST Greater than 500 Greater than 500 GOLD ST of Technology DUFFIELD ST UNNAMED ST GOLD ST of Technology DUFFIELD ST CLINTON ST CLINTON ST JOHNSON ST 6 1 168 Nassau Street - 125 units JOHNSON ST JOHNSON ST 6 1 260 Gold Street1
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    NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF THE FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ECF 80 Flatbush Avenue SEQRA Classification: Type I Date Issued: July 26, 2018 Lead Agency: Project Identification: New York City Educational Construction Fund CEQR/SEQR No. 17ECF001K 30-30 Thomson Avenue, 1st Floor ULURP Nos. I 180216 ZMK Long Island City, NY 11101 N 180217 ZRK I 180218 ZSK Contact Person: Jennifer Maldonado Executive Director, New York City Educational Construction Fund _____________________________________________________________________________ Pursuant to State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) (Section 8-0113, Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law) as set forth in 6 NYCRR Part 617, a Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) has been prepared for the action described below. The proposal involves actions by ECF and the City Planning Commission of New York. Digital copies of the FEIS are available for public inspection online at: http://schools.nyc.gov/community/facilities/ecf.htm and https://www1.nyc.gov/site/oec/index.page. A public hearing on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) was held on June 13, 2018. Written comments on the DEIS were requested and were received and considered by the Lead Agency until June 25, 2018. The FEIS incorporates responses to the public comments received on the DEIS and additional analysis conducted subsequent to the completion of the DEIS. A. INTRODUCTION The co-applicants, the New York City Educational Construction Fund (ECF) and 80 Flatbush Avenue, LLC, are seeking a rezoning and other actions to allow the construction of a mixed-use development, which includes a larger replacement facility for an existing high school, a new lower school, and new residential, office, retail, and cultural community facility space (the “proposed project”).