DNAinfo/Carolina Pichardo
INWOOD — An Uptown coalition composed of local organizations and community groups hosted a public hearing with City Council members to discuss the mayor's plan to rezone city neighborhoods to create and preserve affordable housing.
The hearing at Good Shepherd School at 620 Isham St., hosted by the Northern Manhattan Is Not 4 Sale Coalition and attended by Councilmen Ydanis Rodriguez and Mark Levine, took place the evening before two Council committees approved the plan.
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We live tweeted the meeting. Here's what happened:
