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Two people were arrested protesting the project before the commission voted 11 to one to approve it.

The Bedford-Union Armory plan would have virtually no impact on the area, an environmental report found.

Borough President Oddo and Councilman Borelli announced their opposition to Riverside Galleria.

Riverside Galleria has tried to get an exemption that would allow it to bypass a review process.

Eric Adams said the redevelopment plan needs fewer luxury units and more affordable housing.

The 11-story mixed-use building will include four small commercial spaces for local businesses.

Hundreds of residents packed a forum at Borough Hall Monday night before storming out.

The rejection is an advisory vote to the mayor and City Council, which will also consider the plan.

The vote is the first step in the approval process for the Bedford-Union Armory.

A Latino housing advocate said the site will unfairly favor Williamsburg's orthodox Jewish neighbors.

Critics are calling for more affordable housing and fewer condos at the historic Bedford-Union Armory.

The city is moving ahead with the redevelopment without support from Councilwoman Laurie Cumbo.

3,500 units of housing will be created under the plan, according to the city.

The decision came hours before the project faced its first public review.

A hearing on the Cornell Realty project with 565 apartments will take place Wednesday at CB9.