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Thetenants, he says, are looking at commercialspace in Atlantic Terminal, LivingstonPlaza and one of the two Forest Citydevelopments, MetroTech or the PierrepontOffice Building, as potential new locations.The total amount of space under consideration is 1% million sq. ft. %u201cThis is indicativeof the interest in Brooklyn. These areserious tenants,%u201d he said. %u2014 L.K.Cleared Of ChargesBrooklyn Renaissance Plaza developerJoshua Muss has been cleared by the U.S.Attorney and the City%u2019s Department of Investigation on questions relating to a proposed office building in Queens. Muss hadobtained development rights for the sitewithout a bidding process for the publiclyowned land and subsequently gave campaign contributions to two of the public officials involved, then Queens Borough President Donald Manes and former DeputyMayor and candidate for City Council President Kenneth Upper.Muss was cleared of any wrong-doing inconnection with the project. Muss%u2019sBrooklyn Renaissance Plaza project, also asole source bid project, is slated to beginconstruction in early 1987. Die project hascompleted the City%u2019s review process andreceived a Federal Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG) for $9.6 million. %u2014 L.K.Businesses Get LoansTo Move To BrooklynThe New York City Financial ServicesCorporation recently approved a variety ofloans to business that are moving to orstaying in Brooklyn, using funds from avariety of programs.Four companies were given grants torelocate from Manhattan to Brooklyn.Envelope Manufacturers, manufacturer ofpaper products will bring 21 jobs toBrooklyn and was granted $82,310; HeadsUp Manufacturing is an apparel manufacturer that will bring 14 jobs to Brooklynwith a grant of $71,628; M.C. Paper andTwine Manufacturers corrogated boxes andwill relocate three jobs to Brooklyn using agrant of $14,048, and apparel manufacturerNigritex Sportswear will bring 14 jobs herewith a grant of $75,667.Brooklyn. ___________________meThe Financial Services Corporation willalso grant energy savings to severalBrooklyn firms that opt to stay in or moveto the borough. A. Koachendorfer, Inc., ametal-grinding establishment rill save anestimated $642 per month and keep 19 jobsin Brooklyn. Able National Corporation, apaper products finisher will save $205 amonth for keeping 15 jobs in Brooklyn.Chatham Cleaners, a uniform rental concern will save $707 per month and keep 65jobs here. An apparel subcontractor, IndigsHeating and Stitching Company will keep25 jobs in the borough and save $396 permonth. The Manhattan Fur Dressing Corp.,skin and pelt dressers, will save $1,760 permonth to keep 124 jobs in Brooklyn. ApparelDistributor Michael Carrie, Inc., will save$220 a month to keep 25 jobs in Brooklyn;and Studio Reproduction Corp., a fabricprinter will keep eight jobs here and save$120 per month. Savings on electricity andgas bills are available to companies thatrelocate in the outer boroughs, or inManhattan above 96th Street. Savings areup to 30 percent.Printers Get LoansTwo printers will purchase facilities inBrooklyn using loans from the City%u2019sRevolving Loan Fund, administered by theNew York City Financial Services Corporation.Balan Printing, Inc., received a $220,000loan to assist in purchasing its plant inBrooklyn. Some 89 jobs will be retained,and an additional 19 are expected to becreated within three years.Foil Designs Printing Corporation, aspecialty printing company in Manhattan,will move to Brooklyn to purchase a 16,000square foot building. A $210,000 belowmarket rate will help bring 16 jobs toBrooklyn and create five jobs during thenext three years.More Work For CityNew York City Comptroller Harrison J.Goldin has just released his latest monthlybriefing paper on the City%u2019s finances andeconomy.Although payroll employment continuesto increase, many of those jobs are againbeing taken by commuters, he says. Payrollemployment grew to 3,560,M0 jobs in June,1986, a 2.3% gain over June, 1985. This is the30th consecutive month payroll employmenthas increased over the same month in theprior year.%u25a0-*%u2019 However, resident employment dipped inJuly to 2,971,000, off 1.9% from July of lastyear. This is the third time in the last fourmonths that resident employment has declined on an annual basis. Unemploymentwas 7.9% in July, up from 6.9% a yearearlier. 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