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Crime, taxes, inflation are too damn high! Why is the City cutting our services and charging us to welcome more migrants? Cops, businesses and people are leaving! $112 Billion city budget is unsustainable! Vote Republican or Conservative Novermber 7, 2023!
Per latest FY2020 report from the Deparment of Homeland Security, asylum seekers coming into New York City alone has averaged more than that per month since August 2022. Where did those arrive in New York go if about 10,000 were housed in Housing Emergency Response and Relief Centers (HERRC) as of February 2023? How does…
I rented a house in Forest Hills, and had a good landlord who did not raise my rent that much over 20 years. He even gave me the first right to buy his house before putting it on the market last year. It was below market, but I could not afford it. House was sold…
Spectrum cable? Con Edison power? Verizon FIOs? The leaning pole pictured on Brevoort Street is held up by Con Edison wire attached to the house. No one has taken responsibility over the past 15 years.
Owner filed a mixed used building permit in 2018. Neighbors complained about safety and damages to adjacent properties.
The bar attracts late night noise, loiters, fights, public urination, parking congestion…
New York City’s budget process follows the fiscal year, beginning on July 1st and ending on June 30th. The Mayor is responsible for preparing an annual expense and capital budget, which are submitted to the City Council for review and adoption.
According to Carbon Emissions Limits for Buildings (Sponsors Local Law 97/2019), buildings over 25,000 square feet starting next year will be penalized heavily for not meeting emission target AND for not filing assessment report. Intro 913 is to delay Local Law 97 by 7 years. City government buildings are suppose to meet the same 40%…
While there are less and less students enrolled in NYC, S9460 kept more teachers on payroll by capping 20 students K-3; 23 4-8; and 25 for high school by 2027. Passing an idealistic law in situation with exceptions due to “lack of space”, “over-enrolled” programs, a shortage of licensed teachers and schools in “severe economic…
On November 8, 2022. Voters adopted Ballot Proposal 4, which (r)equire the City to create a “true cost of living” measure to track the actual cost in New York City of meeting essential needs, including housing, food, childcare, transportation, and other necessary costs, and without considering public, private, or informal assistance, in order to inform…
