Historic Bed-Stuy brownstones' fate debated at heated public hearing on Willoughby-Hart landmarking proposal * Brooklyn Paper
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More than 30 years after initial consideration, residents petition to designate Willoughby-Hart area in Bed-Stuy as a historic district, sparking a heated hearing with divided opinions.
While supporters argue for the significance of preserving the historic architecture, opponents claim discrimination against large Jewish families and lack of landmark-worthy features.
Real estate lawyer accuses LPC of antisemitism, alleging exclusion of the Jewish community in the landmarking process, raising tensions further during the public hearing.
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