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This week's NYC Charter Revision Commission public input session in Manhattan is up on citymeetingsnyc. citymeetings.nyc/meetings/nyc-c…

Deeply grateful for these pro-housing leaders’ defense of City of Yes

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Submit your written input on the New York City Charter, our City's primary governing document, by the end of the day tomorrow! nyc.gov/site/charter/c…

As NYC deals with yet another flash flood warning, which seem to get more frequent every year, a reminder that NYC requires a full ULURP for something as simple as raising the grade of a street to prevent flooding… (Stay safe out there!)

Tune in this afternoon as the Charter Revision Commission considers five potential ballot questions regarding housing and land use and elections reform ⬇️

Special NYC panel officially proposes five ballot measures altering land-use rules, election years | amNewYork amny.com/news/nyc-ballo…

NEW: The 2025 NYC Charter Revision Commission just voted to advance five questions to New York City voters this November! The first four reforms would help build more housing more quickly, especially affordable housing and modest housing.

Thank you Regional Plan Moses Gates!

Great stuff well done Alec Schierenbeck NYC Charter Revision Commission

I spoke with Errol Louis (@errollouis.bsky.social) about the five proposals the NYC Charter Revision Commission voted to place on the Nov ballot. These reforms meet the urgency of this moment—accelerating affordable housing & boosting voter turnout. Let’s shape a stronger NYC. ny1.com/nyc/all-boroug…

How would this year’s ballot measures make New York more affordable? Richard Buery, Jr. joined Errol Louis (@errollouis.bsky.social) Inside City Hall to explain how they would support affordable housing and small housing projects:

These ballot questions will set NYC on a path to a more affordable city for generations to come. The Commission has carefully crafted solutions that keep what's working about our public processes & change what's not. I'm immensely proud to have played a small role in its work.

Programming note: Just recorded a very interesting conversation about the housing/land use/election reform proposals from the 2025 Charter Revision Commission with chair Richard Buery, Jr. & executive director Alec Schierenbeck. Coming soon to Max Politics wherever you get podcasts.

NEW interview: Major Housing and Election Reforms Head to the 2025 General Election Ballot, with Richard Buery, Jr. & Alec Schierenbeck Listen at Max Politics wherever you get podcasts /1

Read CRC Chair Richard Buery, Jr. in the Daily News ⬇️