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The city is moving through all necessary legal and land use channels as it eagerly awaits approvals for a new 25,000-seat soccer stadium at Willets Point.But Borough President Donovan Richards
Donovan Richards won't approve the NYCFC stadium unless Corona Plaza vendors return, while Community Board 7 seeks a new police precinct for its approval.
The long-awaited Uniform Land Use Review Procedure for Phase 2 of the Willets Point Redevelopment Project — which includes a 25,000-seat soccer stadium for the New York City Football Club
“I work on these co-op and condo tax issues — and it’s not really the sexiest stuff,” said Assemblyman Ed Braunstein (D-Bayside). “But like I said, property tax unfairness and
NYCFC's Willets Point stadium project is set to officially enter New York's land use review process on October 2nd, a process that could last until April 2024.