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CB2 committee rejects Two Trees project

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The
land use committee of Brooklyn’s Community Board 2 voted down Two
Trees Management’s proposed Dock Street development this weekend. “It’s too tall,”
said board member Sophie Truslow about the proposed 18-story building.
Community Board 2 will make a final vote on the project on January 14
before it moves on to the borough president’s office as part of the
ULURP process, the
city’s multi-phased, seven-month rezoning process. The land use committee voted in support of
rezoning the site to only allow 75-foot-tall buildings in the area. Two Trees’ proposed building is 183 feet tall.