As Eric Adams faces calls for removal, his office is advancing plans for a major redevelopment of Coney Island.

Adams issued an RFP for developers to build a 500-unit mixed-income project and announced plans to spend $42M renovating the Abe Stark Sports Center, where local ice hockey players have practiced since the 1970s, and rebuild parts of the iconic boardwalk.

Long-term, the mayor wants to add 1,000 more units as part of a comprehensive redevelopment of the South Brooklyn icon.

Read more about the plans here.

— Ciara Long and Sasha Jones

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