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“It’s now up to the City Council to do the right thing and say no to this wrongheaded, destructive plan.”

The skyscraper could be 700 to 950 feet tall.

Two other lawsuits are pending.

Developers are planning a 10-story office building at what some call the "gateway to the East Village."

The vote brings the controversial $11 billion plan one step closer to final approval by the City Council.

If a multi-millionaire real estate scion has his way, 18 acres of Graniteville wetlands will be replaced by a gas station, a BJ’s Wholesale Club, and a parking lot.

Local elected officials are promising a legal challenge to prevent a trio of skyscrapers from rising in the Lower East Side.

The judges said that the Bloomberg administration improperly signed off on the plan without seeking the state legislative approval needed when giving away parkland.