A version of this article appears in print on June 28, 2023, Section A, Page 17 of the New York edition with the headline: Reversing Decision, Court Approves Affordable Housing at Public Garden.

The court ruled against neighborhood petitioners in lower Manhattan to usurp a decade-old plan to convert the 20,000 square foot city-owned lot into affordable housing for the elderly.

A civil court judge ruled in the city’s favor on a 2021 eviction case on May 8 but stayed execution of the warrant until Sept. 10 at the earliest to allow time for the garden to relocate.

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Charlotte’s first brewmaster needed a whole lot of barley for an original Lager Beer Brewery at an unknown location, and the beer garden that opened in 1878 on present-day McDowell Street in uptown.