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Helen Marshall approved the developer's application to build two residential towers at the site.

Christine Quinn had a key role in bringing about the likely limit on Madison Square Garden's new permit.

Christine Quinn called for a "new Manhattan home" for The World's Most Famous Arena.

The boards' recommendation was the first step in a months-long review process for the proposal.

The vision plan, which is studying area streetscapes, will not be ready until the fall.

At the first public meeting for the New York Wheel, residents complained about the loss of their view.

Several officials said the proposal is moving too fast and want a six-month slowdown.

Trinity Real Estate wants to turn the area above the Holland Tunnel into a residential neighborhood.

The plans needs heavy modifications before it can go forward, the Manhattan Borough President said.

Some Community Board 5 members want to see more time spent on community consulting.

Borough president Scott Stringer wants to ensure permanent affordable housing options at Seward Park.

A meeting on the fate of the historic building is set for Wednesday.

Despite a change in design to accommodate their demands, opponents still say the expansion isn't needed.

Sportime Randall's Island is seeking permission to add nine additional tennis courts.

NYU announced it will delay the filing of its ULURP application until January after initially seeking to file before the end of the year.