1173 Bergen St.

The legal agreement issued Monday ends a nearly two-month court battle over 1173 Bergen St.

A Brooklyn judge said she'll make a decision on the Crown Heights case by Wednesday.

The city needs more time to resolve the lawsuit by opponents of the Crown Heights shelter, a judge said.

Bergen Street residents were angered by the proposed 5-year contract with CORE Services.

Neighborhood groups say they are absorbing more than their fair share of the city's homeless facilities.

Neighbors have so far prevented the city from opening a shelter for homeless men on Bergen Street.

The facility is among the first of 90 shelters the mayor wants to open citywide.

A petition by residents for a temporary delay was granted by a judge Friday afternoon.

The men's shelter on Bergen Street is scheduled to open next week.

Two block associations and more than 30 residents are listed on an injunction petition filed Tuesday.

Ahead of its March 22 opening, Bergen Street residents continue to push the city to reverse course.

The 106-bed men's shelter is set to open March 22 at 1173 Bergen St.

The Bergen Street facility will now house men 62 years and older, the community board and mayor said.

At a raucous meeting, residents angrily criticized the city ahead of the shelter's March 22 opening.

The facility, located on Bergen Street near New York Avenue, will house employed men over 50.