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Originally Posted by NYguy
Not trying to take you off point here. But the bottom line is that De Blasio won't be a whole lot different than Bloomberg when it comes to development issues. But for the East Midtown rezoning specifically, De Blasio doesn't feel it goes far enough, and is too restrictive.
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I red his letter and his recommendations are quite good. Especially his concern regarding the fact that "the proposed scope of the EIS too narrowly defines qualyfing sites" and hence should be broaden. One could argue about his stance on hotels development but it makes sense regarding the primary goal of the rezoning.
I am glad also to learn that he voted with the bloomberg's administration 91% of the time. I can now say that I am 91% reassured
Thanks a lot for this precise and detailed answer. It couldn't be clearer.
