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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!
Yes, the law has been on the books since 1958 with fines up to $250. Yes, New Yorkers want to get to the other side faster. New York Intro 0346-2024 is now law since the mayor has officially declined to sign off or veto the bill sent to his desk on September 26, 2024. Only…
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City Council approved Intro 0991-2024 today. How do you measure effectiveness? Who does it benefit? The cost of business besides the license fee are security guard, 24/7 front desk staffing, required daily cleaning (What if the room is vacant?), human trafficking recognition training, and panic buttons. This bill would require hotel operators to obtain a…
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How will the records be kept? How will they be followed up when according to City’s records, vast majority don’t stay in the system? What do migrants say about this? Council member Lynn Schulman’s plan. Candidate for City Council in 2023
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Under the proposed bill, if price at store does not match, it’s free. Have the store owners been consulted? “No need,” was the answer. Candidate for City Council in 2023
Candidate for City Council in 2023
Thank you then-City Councilman, Richard Donovan for Local Law Number 38 for the year 2015. The final rule set by Department of Environmental Protection requires stove installed prior to May 6, 2016 to achieve a 75% reduction in particulates as assessed by a professional engineer. Pizzerias would need to pay $20K to $100K to comply…
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How many non-profits that work or are involved with the City and State are delinquent or have not filed the required 990 form? City Hall has not switched over DC37 retirees to Medicare Advantage yet due to the Retirees Association of District Council 37 under the umbrella of American Federation of State, County and Municipal…
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Compared to January 2018, NYPD response times reported in December 2023 have risen across the board—that is, for critical (up 22%), serious (up 45.5%), and non-critical (up 28.7%) calls. The NYPD has gone from a force of approximately 36,000 uniformed personnel in 2018 to just over 33,600 today—a reduction of nearly 7%. Indeed, a smaller…
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Intro 0586/2022 became law 2024/043 on December 20, 2023 with 35 yeas, 9 nays and 7 did not vote. 17 votes are needed to override a veto. 9 negatives were Joann Ariola, Joseph Borelli, Erik Bottcher, David Carr, Robert Holden, Vickie Paladino, Marjorie Velazquez, Inna Vernikov and Kalman Yeger. James Gennaro, Darlene Mealy were marked…
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Public Advocate Jumaane Williams’ “How Many Stops Act” needs 34 votes from City Council Members to override Mayor Adams’ veto. NY Post’s list of those Council Members who could vote against the Mayor. Candidate for City Council in 2023
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The City’s general guide to get local problems fixed. Candidate for City Council in 2023
Candidate for City Council in 2023
