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A judge is hearing arguments in a suit brought against the project that foes say was wrongly approved.

A group of locals took their fight against the redevelopment of Gansevoort Street to court.

The rally will be led by a local councilwoman and the borough president.

Wilmer Cueva, 51, was convicted of criminally negligent homicide in Manhattan Supreme Court.

The group Save Gansevoort filed a lawsuit seeking to reverse the commission's approval of the project.

Harco Construction was was convicted in the April 6, 2015 death of 22-year-old worker Carlos Moncayo.

After fixing their 'fussy' design, developers can now reconstruct the block for 'world class tenants.'

The commission will vote on the new design on Tuesday, June 7.

An inspector recalled Alfonso Prestia "expressed frustration" with Wilmer Cueva's "flagrant disregard."

The city is charging two contractors and their companies for the death of a young construction worker.

After two hours of testimony, the commission postponed their public discussion of the project.

A public hearing on Tuesday afternoon is expected to draw crowds of opponents to the development plan.

The team developing Gansevoort Street will present plan to Community Board 2 on Oct. 15.

Developers are redoing the south side of Gansevoort Street from Ninth Avenue to Washington Street.

Businesses on Gansevoort Street have been moved to other Meatpacking sites owned by the same landlord.