The Bloomberg administration is attempting to push through three major projects that would permanently seize more than 50 acres of public parkland for commercial projects that will also have enormous additional impacts on the surrounding communities. (savefmcp.org)
Or was the rumor a cleverly disguised sign of Peralta's weakness as a candidate as his voter base turn their backs on him while he oversees the destruction of public parkland in FMCP? (queens-politics.com)
Geoffrey Croft, president of New York City Park Advocates, objects to the use of public parkland for private, for - profit uses. (dnainfo.com)