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The neon Domino Sugar sign looms over the East River like a beacon, visible for miles.
At the plant, just north of the Williamsburg Bridge, as many as 1,500 tons of sugar were refined every day under the towering "Domino Sugar" sign.
The proposal calls for the preservation of the main refinery building and its 40-foot-high Domino Sugar sign and the construction of four towers between Kent Avenue and the river, between South Third and South Fourth Streets.
The Domino Sugar refinery, whose colossal machinery fell silent for good in 2004, is known across the East River in Manhattan for the neon "Domino Sugar" sign that presides over its sooty brick walls.
The developers have not incorporated the familiar Domino Sugar sign into the project, but a member of the development team said they were looking for a way to use it.
The Domino Sugar sign that announced the mill on the East River in Brooklyn for generations will be displayed atop new apartments being built at the site under a plan approved on Tuesday by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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