Brooklyn surgery center, urgent care project may be delayed

The New York Board of Standards and Appeals may reconsider its approval of the New-York Methodist Hospital ambulatory care center projected slated for the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, according to a Crain’s New York Business report.

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The proposed seven-story ambulatory care facility would house a surgery center, endoscopy suite, urgent care center and cancer therapy services. The neighborhood group Preserve Park Slope sued the hospital and city board to stop the project from moving forward, according to the report.

The Board of Standards and Appeals will hold a public hearing on Dec. 16 to re-evaluate its previously granted approval.

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