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Eighty-eight percent of the 157 factory owners surveyed said leaving the area was "not an option."

They want to attract working-class businesses, not those who "just moved to Brooklyn like an hour ago."

Industrial businesses are invited to meet with city planners Wednesday about a possible rezoning.

The building will house 30,000 square feet of light industrial space, the architect said.

The city expects to host 10 companies in the 55,000 square-foot Brooklyn Army Terminal building.

A rezoning of a 14-block radius around the building at 25 Kent didn't get the support of City Planning.

The company will downsize its space in Industry City and lay off multiple workers, a spokesman said.

Property tax from 25 Kent Ave. should be used to finance Bushwick Inlet Park, said BP Eric Adams.

Brooklyn Brewery is looking at the Navy Yard and Industry City as potential new homes.

A 480,000 building with office, manufacturing and commercial space is planned for 25 Kent Ave.

The rebar pierced his stomach after he fell at West 17th Street near Union Square, witnesses said.

Cumberland Packing, which packages Sweet'N Low, will stop manufacturing at its Fort Greene headquarters.

Some are against the building entirely, and the community board is pushing for affordable condos.

Its new 170,000 square-foot factory will allow it to double its production capacity, officials said.

Soon there will be six chocolate factories in the two neighborhoods.