Harlem Residents Furious After Lot Goes To Developer With Connections To De Blasio
“I am concerned that this is just the tip of the iceberg, and there may be other situations just like this,” said city Councilman Ben Kallos (D-5th).
At a hearing, Kallos put that question to Lisette Camillo, the head of the obscure city agency that is responsible.
Kallos: “How many more situations like Rivington and St. Nicholas are coming down the pike?”
Camillo: “Right now, none. They’ve all been put on hold.”
Kallos: “How many are currently on hold?”
Camillo: “I believe it’s about 13 to 14 currently.”
Kallos: “Wow.”
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