Brownstoner tells us that the Columbia Waterfont District -- that nabe across the BQE from Carroll Gardens; landmarks,
Korhogo 126 and the
salt pile (hey, we used to live there, too -- this is turning into a
theme day) -- will be "included in the Carroll Gardens re-zoning process" going forward, per the city's planning department. That means the longtime downscale semi-industrial zone will probably get the same building height and usage restrictions as its tonier neighbors. It's a welcome piece of good news for the CWD, last in the news for the
dead hooker dumped there over the weekend. Now let's hope they get landmark status for
Montero's.
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