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Coney Island at the Crossroads: MAS Program Series Continues

franksOn Wednesday, September 17, at the Municipal Art Society, New York City officials will present their Comprehensive Development and Rezoning Plan for Coney Island to rezone the existing amusement area to allow for the construction of new amusements, retail, and residential units. The plan includes the mapping of a 9-acre parcel of parkland for open-air amusements, reduced in size from the 16-acre parcel that was announced in November 2007.

Following the presentation, a panel with varied perspectives will respond to the city’s proposal. Featured speakers include: Kent Barwick, president, Municipal Art Society; Purnima Kapus, director, NYC Department of City Planning, Brooklyn Office; Lynn Kelly, president, Coney Island Development Corporation; Carol Hill Albert, owner, Astroland; Sheryl Robertson, director, South Brooklyn Youth Consortium; Dick Zigun, founder and artistic director, Coney Island USA; and moderator Jonathan Bowles, director, Center for an Urban Future.

Coney Island at the Crossroads, Wednesday, September 17, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m., at the Municipal Art Society , 457 Madison Avenue at 51st Street, $15, $12 MAS members/students. Call 212-935-2075 for tickets. For details on all upcoming public programs this fall, visit www.mas.org/programs.

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