Source: New York Post
Forest Hills Stadium’s summer concert series is back on with a “conditional approval” from the NYPD, city officials said Monday night — after a feud between the Queens venue and disgruntled neighbors threatened to silence all its musical performances this year. A breakthrough between the parties was reached that will allow the nearly 20 scheduled shows to go on as planned as long as the outdoor attraction — which is on the property of the West Side Tennis Club — meets various terms, City Hall officials said in an email to The Post. The approval was quickly hailed by the venue and Queens Borough President Donovan Richards, who noted Tiebreaker Productions, which run the shows, would use private security teams on privately owned roads around the stadium to monitor conditions.
