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In a seemingly trivial 11th-hour compromise, Brooklyn Law agreed to shave off the top two floors of  \nToxic fears  \nConcerns over Lowe’s site cleanup  \nBy Patrick Gallahue  \nThe Brooklyn Papers  \nThere were some tense moments but given the history that hovers over the former U. S. Postal Service site in Gowanus, the first meeting between the community, the developer and Lowe’s Home Improvement, the expected occupant, could be considered somewhat civil.  \nAfter all, the development of the contaminated, 9.4-acre site—located between Second Avenue and the Gowanus Canal, from 10th to 12th streets—has been the subject of at least two threatened lawsuits,  \none of which came from the neighborhood’s congressional representative, Nydia Velazquez.  \nVelazquez said in a prepared statement following the July 18 meeting,“listening to the community is the best way for [developer Forest City Ratner] to proceed with the site’s development,” and included traffic and access to the canal as salient concerns.  \nWhile the traffic impact lingerson the horizon, the most immediate concern facing the site is its environmental remediation, which was the subject of Thursday’s meeting, hosted by the Gowanus Canal Task Force Committee on the DevelopSee TOXIC on page 9  \nthe 265-foot building, reducing the entire height to about 216 feet, not including the water tower and mechanical equipment.  \nFor surrounding community groups, however, the compromise was far from an agreement reached through mutual consent. Instead, it amounted to a somewhat negligible concession, achieved at the urging of Park Slope Councilman Bill DeBlasio, Downtown-Brooklyn Heights Councilman David Yassky and members of the council’s Zoning & Franchises Land Use subcommittee, who beseeched the Law School on Monday to truncate its proposal.  \nYassky, a professor at Brooklyn Law currently on leave but planning to teach a course this fall, recused himself from voting, citing a potential conflict of interest. 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