What does CB6 stand for?

Community Board 6 (Brooklyn, NY)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The $42 million clean-up project may take up to 28 months, said Community Board 6 member Fred Racer earlier this year.

$800M Con Ed site sale okayed by PSC

Community Board 6 have not been reappointed to another two-year term after the board took several votes opposing the Atlantic Yards project.

The Brownstone 9: Markowitz Purges Community Board 6

Before the sale goes before the commission, Community Board 6 will review the EIS and make its comments.

ConEd site re-development begins creeping forward

Levin, who spent eight years with Community Board 6 in Manhattan, said prior to the new City Charter, a development's chances depended on the administration.

Most projects go forward, despite community boards

Community Board 6 district manager Craig Hammerman told The Real Estate, "[Two Trees] hasn't shown much interest in community input.

Two Trees Tries Again … and Fails

While condo conversions of industrial buildings are all the rage, Brooklyn Community Board 6 took a stand against the latest attempt at gentrification in the Gowanus neighborhood last night at its full board meeting, denying a variance for 255 Butler Street, at the corner of Nevins.

Gowanus Jam-Up

Two Trees was seeking approval from Brooklyn Community Board 6 to demolish an extension and to build a seven-story residential building next-door.

Flying Walentas