Cordoba House

Manhattanites support a proposed Ground Zero mosque, but the outer boroughs oppose it, according to a poll.

The Financial District Committee will decide whether to reopen the issue at a meeting next week.

Several members said the community board never should have taken a position on the $100 million Cordoba House.

The group Stop Islamization of America objects to plans for a 13-story mosque and community center near Ground Zero.

Anti-mosque demonstrators said they would use legal action and more rallies to stop the planned Park Place mosque.

More than 600 people have said on Facebook that they will attend the protest across from Ground Zero.

The June 6 protest will go forward at Church and Liberty Streets across from the World Trade Center site.

The anti-mosque rally was initially pitched as a gathering for 9/11 family members, DNAinfo has learned.

Though the Cordoba House got approval from Community Board 1 Tuesday, it still faces fundraising and landmarking obstacles.

Hundreds of supporters and opponents of the 13-story, $100 million mosque and community center packed the meeting.

Community Board 1 will hear from both sides and may take a position on the mosque plan Tuesday night.

Tax fillings show the organizations behind the proposed Ground Zero mosque have only $1.2 million in assets.

Masjid Manhattan already has $8.5 million in the bank to build a mosque near ground zero.

The city plans to hold a public hearing on landmarking 45 Park Place, the former Burlington Coat Factory building.