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The Brooklyn board got a blunt response from the city over a study of Crown Heights' manufacturing zone.

"Where would people earning $37,000 or under be able to live in this plan?" an advocate asked.

The City Council is pushing for deeper affordability in the mayor's Mandatory Inclusionary Housing plan.

The City Council, which has the final say on the plan, will meet to discuss proposals next week.

The hearing began at 9 a.m. At 6:30 p.m., more than 100 people had testified.

More than 150 people signed up to speak at the city's biggest hearing on the mayor's rezoning plans.

The borough president advocated for more information about green spaces and job creation in the plan.

Another borough board voted down the city's proposals Tuesday with a list of recommendations.

Melinda Katz is the latest borough president to oppose the mayor's zoning changes.

Borough President Gale Brewer said the mayor was wrong to be dismissive of community boards.

Brooklyn Community Board 16 voted against the neighborhood rezoning plans with several suggestions.

More than 200 residents turned up to urge local electeds and CB12 to shoot down the proposed changes.

Brooklyn Community Board 5 voted against neighborhood rezoning plans.

The chairs of all of Manhattan's community boards discussed unifying against the zoning proposals.

Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. said that the proposals "must be reconsidered."