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Toxic Site at Empire Blvd. Is Temporarily Restrained
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Yesterday, October 2, 2025, we filed a lawsuit against City Councilwoman Crystal Hudson, the Drug Cartel Criminal Alex Adjmi, the Mayor’s Office of Environmental Remediation and others for failure to perform an Environmental Impact Statement for the spot-rezoning of 73-99 Empire Blvd.
During the environmental review of this site, the City made the determination that it contained dangerous and hazardous materials that could negatively effect the community and air quality including asbestos contamination. However, instead of performing an Environmental Impact Statement that is mandated by law under New York State’s State Quality Environmental Review Act, “SEQRA”, they claimed to put in place an E-480 Designation that required further exploration of the possible damages that may exist.
However, SEQRA does not allow a municipality to stop its environmental review process, simply because they have another way to explore and determine the negative effects of a potential hazardous condition. The law is clear, an EIS must be performed even if only one possible negative environmental effect is found.
Secondly, the E-408 Designation is suppose to be done in collaboration with the Mayor’s Office of Environmental Review who claims they have no knowledge of the matter.
Asbestos In the Air
Despite signs up in the community that this was an asbestos contaminated site, photos were taken that clearly show no type of remediation being done nor continued to exist at the site. The workers at the site wore no protective clothing and there were no sealed containers for transporting dirt out of the worksite. Petitioners allege that there is and has been air and debris flying out of this site.
73-99 Empire Blvd is right next to the largest housing complex in Brooklyn Community Board 9, which houses thousands of children, families and seniors. It is also just steps away from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Prospect Park.
Judge Green of the Brooklyn Supreme Court granted Petitioner’s request for a Temporary Restraining Order, with a return date of November 2025, we hope you will be able to join us.

