Brooklyn Community Board 7

The small park is getting an outdoor educational programming area as well as new fencing and seating.

Board members said the Zoning for Quality and Affordability plan could threaten neighborhood character.

Community Board 7 will review two city proposals aimed at creating more affordable housing.

The intersection is next to the Bishop Boardman housing complex for seniors.

The Department of Transportation could install 15 speed humps to slow traffic in Windsor Terrace.

The Department of Transportation will present plans for 15 speed humps on Aug. 3.

The NYPD and the Manhattan District Attorney's office want to lease space in an industrial warehouse.

The DOE wants to build a new school on vacant land at Third Avenue and 59th Street.

Some parents who are tired of waiting for new schools want the city to consider adding one on Third Ave.

Pier 4 could be partly closed to the public if the city strikes a deal with a private maritime company.

The MTA is expected to restore the Third Avenue line, which was cut in 2010.

Bush Terminal Piers Park will include baseball and soccer fields and a wooded area with walking paths.

The meeting comes in the wake of the Newtown school massacre and the fatal subway shootout in Brooklyn.

Brooklyn's Community Board 7 rejected a plan to extend a network of bicycle lanes into Sunset Park.

Locals worry that a new school slated to open in September 2015 will worsen traffic and parking.