931 Carroll, former Sea Crest Linen garage, to become 7 story, 69 unit residential bldg

Threads for the other two parts of this massive development:

http://www.brooklynian.com/discussion/46933/884-franklin-ave-at-carroll#latest

http://www.brooklynian.com/discussion/39234/the-sea-crest-linen-site-46-crown-st-aka-902-920-franklin-becomes-four-7-story-buildings#latest

Those opposed to the rezoning will scream at CB9 on Wednesday, April 19th.

https://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20170418/crown-heights/crown-heights-cornell-realty-development-public-hearing-gentrification

Note, CB9 does not have much ability to influence whether these lots are rezoned, but if you like to see people scream at a bunch of volunteers, you should go.

Application for ULURP supposedly rescinded today by Cornell according to Rachel at DNAinfo's twitter.

Things are looking like it'll be a stall for a few more years or more likely as-of-right construction with 0% affordability requirement. Great job everyone! /s

And meanwhile people are up in arms and demand more affordability at armory.  Please support going forward at armory with affordable housing!  

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/603/290/570/

What's the latest here. I've seen activity/driving in and out, but when can we expect news of their maybe new as-of-right building that doesn't require ULURP/rezoning?

The site already has these "as of right" plans approved, and can begin building. http://a810-bisweb.nyc.gov/bisweb/JobsQueryByNumberServlet?requestid=4&passjobnumber=321080833&passdocnumber=01

I think the questions may come in if the developer were to construct one big building, instead of several smaller ones, and include a supermarket in a (potential) large building. Am I correct, @whynot_31?

Those scenarios have been discussed re: the "main site" at Crown and Franklin. http://www.brooklynian.com/discussion/39234/the-sea-crest-linen-site-46-crown-st-aka-902-920-franklin-becomes-four-7-story-buildings#latest ...but this site just wants to be taller.

I saw "Sea Crest" and I thought of the other site a few blocks away. This is the spot next to the shuttle tracks on a dead end street.

indeed.

Soil testing equipment now on site.