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Battle Lines DrawnContinuedEducation that is is facing a 5540,000 shortfallin its 1986-87 budget. According to NormanNachbar, the district%u2019s financial officer, theCentral Board has not yet processed the taxlevy budget completely into the District'ssystem. Tax levy funds are allocated basedon the number of children in the district andat the board%u2019s executive session, he suggested that the Central Board projectionswere not in line with the district%u2019s projectionsfor the year. A meeting is scheduled on Oct.31 with Judy Soloman, the director of operations and review for the Central Board ofEducation, to seek to reconcile the gapin projections.%u201cIt%u2019s important to remember that all thebudgets are based on projections,%u201d Nachbarsaid after the meeting. He adds that he is%u201cconcerned%u201d about the deficit but says that itis not unusual for the board to be operating ona deficit budget at the beginning of the schoolyear. With a $40 million budget in District 15,the amount of the deficit represents one percent of the entire budget.The next regular monthly meeting of Community School Board 15 members is scheduled for Nov. 20 at I.S. 88, 330 18th Street. Apublic hearing will be held prior to themeeting to being the selection process for anew superintendent. The hearing begins at7pm and the regularly scheduled boardmeeting starts at 8pm. Call 330-9283 for information.Schools Arts PartnersCommunity School District 15 has beenselected to receive an Arts Partners Grantfor the 1986-87 school year. Three elementaryschools and one intermediate school will participate in the program.Professional artists from Studio in a SchoolAssociation and Ballet Hispanico will conductworkshops for students. The artists%u2019 residencies at the schools are for 24 days each. TheSIAS artist will lead workshops in drawing,painting, printmaking, collage and sculpture.Ballet Hispanico will give classes at I.S. 293in modem and Spanish dance.Participating schools are: P.S. 1, 309 47thStreet, in Sunset Park; P.S. 27, Nelson andHicks Streets, in Brooklyn Heights; P.S. 172,825 Fourth Avenue, in Sunset Park; and I.S.293,1 Butler Street, in Carroll Gardens. Forfurther information, call 330-9266. %u2014 J.C.Livingston Plaza Presented At CB6Plans for Livingston Plaza, a 12-story glassand masonry building planned for a longempty City-owned lot along the block front ofLivingston Street between Boerum PI. andSmith St., will be presented to members ofthe Community Board 6 Budget andEconomic Development Committee onNovember 5 by the City%u2019s Public Development Corporation.The $65 million office tower is being jointlydeveloped by Cohen Brothers Realty Corporation and Starrett Housing Corporationand will include 500,000 sq. ft. of office space,25,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail space andan underground attended parking garage for225 cars. Hie joint proposal from the twofirms was chosen in 1965 by the City in a competition bidding process and the building wasdesigned by the Manhattan architecture firmof Jahn/Murphy.The downtown development project fallsinto the boundaries of downtown%u2019s Community Board Two, but because of its proximityto the Community Board 6 district, will alsobe presented for that board.Also at the committee meeting there willbe a consultation with CouncilmembersAbraham Gerges and Stephen DiBrienza onthe status of funding for CommercialRevitalization programs. The meeting is atthe Christ Church and Holy Family ParishHall at 326 Clinton St. (comer of Kane St.) at6:30pm.W o o d w a rd P a rk S c h o o l5 0 P ro s p e c t P a r k W e s tB r o o k ly n , N Y 112157 1 8 -7 6 8 -1 1 0 3G ER TR U D E H G O LDSTEIN. 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