Jamestown Properties

Artisanal Brands will open in the Falchi Building owned by Chelsea Market developer Jamestown Properties.

The book is filled with 100 recipes by restaurants and food shops in the market.

The plan would give affordable housing funds to the Fulton Houses and will protect the building's facade.

Councilmembers expressed a desire to hold Jamestown to its promises on community benefits.

Advocates said getting affordable housing in exchange for the expansion is not worth it.

The commission unanimously voted to approve the "refined and improved proposal."

According to the Chelsea Market Coalition, 68 percent of respondents support the project.

The city planninng commission asked about the impact on views from the High Line.

The plans needs heavy modifications before it can go forward, the Manhattan Borough President said.

Neighbors voted to shoot down Chelsea Market expansion plans unless developers fund affordable housing.

Developer Jamestown Properties said it would scrap a hotel on Ninth Avenue if the Community Board asked.

The controversial Chelsea Market expansion plan will come before Community Board 4 in April.

Most polled were against a hotel and new office space included in the Chelse Market expansion plan.

Opponents say the proposal pits Quinn's ambition against her duty to the neighborhood.  

Dozens spoke against the plan, but the High Line stands to reap huge financial benefits from it.