Eyewitness NewsNEW YORK (WABC) -- The Bloomberg administration is targeting storefront sizes on the Upper West Side. The mayor is pushing a plan to limit sizes so big chains won't be so tempted to fill an entire block.
Banks and big-box pharmacies are protesting the plan, which would restrict new stores to nothing bigger than 40 feet across.
Bank storefronts would be limited to 25 feet.---
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