Board of Standards and Appeals

Riverside Galleria has tried to get an exemption that would allow it to bypass a review process.

CB 2 voted to recommend against approval of five zoning variances that would allow a seven-story school.

The amended plan for the old Stuy Town Post Office is three stories lower than the initial plan.

Construction will continue through the summer and then on and off through 2019, officials said.

CB2 said the church failed to prove its need for a city variance to build taller than zoning allows.

The 88-room hotel is planned for a triangle-shaped lot at 42-59 Crescent St. at 43rd Avenue.

The Universal Church amended its plans to include a public plaza along Roosevelt Avenue.

Oddo asked the city to force developers of the controversial project to go through a lengthy review.

Critics questioned the size of the project and how construction will impact Roosevelt Avenue businesses.

Congregation Shearith Israel need approval for alterations to its proposed nine-story building.

Plans for townhouses at 680 to 684 Van Duzer St. call for driveways to feed onto a pedestrian crosswalk.

James Oddo wants the city to reject the application because it doesn't fit the neighborhood.

Developers are now asking for an additional four stories for the development at 432 E. 14th Street.

The developer is set to appear before the Board of Standards and Appeals on June 2.

LargaVista Companies is hoping to redevelop 4566 Broadway to include 117 apartments.