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Title A name given to the resource 1914 Supe's Notes Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Channel Townsley Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived https://usma.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/view/delivery/01USMA_INST/12198979580005711 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1914 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Scan of Journal https://www.polyarchives.hosting.nyu.edu/files/original/98f900f22a30001931097c495c9b45a9.pdf e5834976e6b5a134e89f27b21f227e6a PDF Text Text https://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/22/nyregion/22yards.html $3 Million Deal Ends a Holdout in Brooklyn By Charles V. Bagli April 21, 2010 For the past six years, Daniel Goldstein has been at the center of just about every rally, house party, concert and lawsuit opposed to the $4.9 billion Atlantic Yards project near Downtown Brooklyn. He wielded a bullhorn and had a lightning-fast e-mail response to every incursion by the developer Bruce C. Ratner on the 22-acre project site at Atlantic and Flatbush Avenues. As the project advanced, and every one his neighbors abandoned his building on Pacific Street, Mr. Goldstein remained with his wife and child, vowing never to be dislodged from their seventh-floor condominium. But on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Goldstein, the last residential holdout in Mr. Ratner’s way, agreed to walk away from his apartment by May 7 for $3 million. Mr. Goldstein, 40, also agreed to step down as spokesman for Develop Don’t Destroy Brooklyn, the main group opposing Atlantic Yards. And he said he would withdraw from any litigation and not “actively oppose the project,” although he said he held on to his First Amendment rights. “There’s no end to the criticism and opposition to the project,” Mr. Goldstein vowed. Still, the settlement marked the end of a David-versus-Goliath fight that has captivated Brooklyn for years — or, depending on one’s position on the issue, thwarted its progress. Councilwoman Letitia James, a longtime ally of Mr. Goldstein’s, said that some opponents of Atlantic Yards “will obviously be disappointed, but not dissuaded” from fighting the project. Mr. Ratner, the chief executive of Forest City Ratner, was elated. The developer has started work on a $1 billion basketball arena for the Nets, the centerpiece of Atlantic Yards, and has the right to build 16 towers with up to 6,000 apartments, office space and a hotel. At least 30 percent of the units are for tenants with moderate or middle incomes. “Forest City Ratner has from the start worked very hard to compensate and to assist residents who owned or rented homes in the footprint,” said Joe DePlasco, a spokesman for Forest City. “They made that commitment at the start of the project over six years ago and today are very pleased that as construction is in full force they were able to accomplish that goal.” Bertha Lewis, a housing advocate who supported the project, bid Mr. Goldstein “good riddance.” “Low- and moderate-income people had to wait years for housing while he obstructed the Atlantic Yards project,” she said. �Forest City announced on Tuesday that it had reached agreements with the seven other remaining families or businesses at the site. Renters were given the option of moving into a building at Atlantic Yards when it opened (with the developer covering the difference in rent during the interim) or taking a lump sum payment that averaged $80,000, plus $5,000 for relocation. As part of the settlement, Daniel Goldstein, a founder of Develop Don’t Destroy Brooklyn, agreed to vacate his apartment by May 7 and not to “actively oppose the project.” Acknowledging the inevitability of eviction, the manager of Freddy’s Bar, a favorite watering hole for opponents of the project, announced this week that the tavern would close at the end of the month. Patrons had vowed to chain themselves to the bar, but the manager, Donald O’Finn, told reporters that he had grown tired of the uncertainty over the saloon’s future. Freddy’s Bar has found a new home on Fourth Avenue, near Union Street. In 2004, Mr. Goldstein, a Web designer, helped found Develop Don’t Destroy Brooklyn, one of the most creative and resilient community activist groups in the city. It raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from 5,000 donors. Mr. Goldstein helped build a coalition of 21 groups that said the project’s high-rises and density would overwhelm the neighborhood and make its clogged streets virtually impassable. Although the group’s lawsuits have proved futile, Develop Don’t Destroy was able to delay Atlantic Yards for three years after the project gained initial government approval in 2006. After courts upheld the state’s right to use eminent domain on behalf of Forest City, Mr. Goldstein, who bought his apartment for $590,000 in 2003, was offered $510,000. On Wednesday, both sides went before Justice Abraham G. Gerges, who urged them to come to terms. According to an executive who was briefed on the negotiations but was not authorized to discuss it publicly, Mr. Goldstein initially sought $5 million. Mr. Goldstein denied that. The developer, in turn, wanted to prohibit Mr. Goldstein from talking about the project. In the end, Mr. Goldstein agreed not to file any lawsuits or to initiate any protests, but retained the right to attend events and to keep criticizing Atlantic Yards. Although Forest City — which was the development partner of The New York Times in its Midtown Manhattan headquarters — could have waited for a ruling that might have netted Mr. Goldstein far less, removing him from the site allows the developer to move forward with demolition and construction. The developer is paying $6.7 million a month in finance and other overhead costs, according to court filings. �Mr. Goldstein said that a “big chunk” of the money would go to his lawyers. Michael Galinsky, a filmmaker who is making a documentary about Mr. Goldstein and Atlantic Yards, said it would have been “irresponsible” not to have settled. “It was either move out in two weeks or move out in two months and take what the state offered,” he said. A bartender at Freddy’s, Mike Sternfeld, said that under the circumstances, it would be difficult to criticize Mr. Goldstein. “He’s given up everything to do this over the last six or seven years,” Mr. Sternfeld said. “He has no block left. He has a family to look out for.” � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource $3 Million Deal Ends a Holdout in Brooklyn Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Charles V. 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