Politics & Government
Developer Deal On Agenda At Special City Council Meeting
The buildings would be the tallest in Long Beach.
LONG BEACH, NY — A special city council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday night. A letter of intent between developer Sinclair Haberman and the city of Long Beach is the topic's lone agenda.
The agreement would require the city to pay Haberman $75 million, a 50-percent reduction in a court judgment against the city last year, while granting the developer permission to build two 13-story apartment buildings on Shore Road, between Monroe and Lincoln Boulevard, the LI Herald reported.
The buildings would be the tallest in the city.
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Due to COVID-19 protocols, the council will not be meeting in person. It will be held via videoconferencing.
The public can watch the live meeting on the city's YouTube channel.
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Anyone wishing to directly participate in the meeting can do so by registering for the web conference.
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