Mitchell-Lama affordability heard
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The committee heard an oversight on financial tools for maintaining Mitchell-Lama housing affordability and laid over Resolution 83, which calls on the New York Legislature and Governor to protect Mitchell-Lama residents’ rights.
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What this means
The meeting focused on how to keep Mitchell-Lama housing affordable for residents. Committee members heard an oversight discussion on financial tools for that purpose and discussed Resolution 83, which urges state action to protect Mitchell-Lama residents’ rights. The resolution was not approved at this meeting; it was laid over for later consideration.
Key decisions
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- Oversight on financial tools for maintaining the affordability of Mitchell-Lama housing was heard and filed.
- Resolution 83 was heard by the committee and laid over.
- The meeting was jointly held with the Committee on Finance.
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Committee on Housing and Buildings
Jointly with the Committee on Finance
Agenda
- Oversight - Financial Tools for Maintaining the Affordability of Mitchell-Lama Housing.
- Resolution calling upon the New York Legislature to pass, and the Governor to sign, A.6432/S.4236, in relation to protecting the rights of Mitchell-Lama residents
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- Oversight - Financial Tools for Maintaining the Affordability of Mitchell-Lama Housing.
- Resolution calling upon the New York Legislature to pass, and the Governor to sign, A.6432/S.4236, in relation to protecting the rights of Mitchell-Lama residents
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