The Charter Revision Commission convened by Mayor Eric Adams has proposed measures to tackle New York City's housing crisis and related issues. Following public hearings with 400 participants and written feedback from hundreds more, preliminary proposals aim to make housing more affordable while exploring initiatives to increase voter turnout and bolster climate resilience. Richard Buery Jr., the commission chair, highlights the commitment to inclusivity and opportunity for all New Yorkers. Further adjustments and discussions are expected before the proposals reach voters in November.
The Charter Revision Commission is focused on making housing more affordable and inclusive for all New Yorkers, addressing the city's persistent housing crisis.
This preliminary staff report proposes ambitious measures to boost election turnout, enhance climate resilience, and expedite payments to city-contracted nonprofits.
Commission chair Richard Buery emphasizes the necessity of prioritizing housing accessibility, stating the report aims to keep NYC an engine of opportunity.
Based on extensive public input, the commission seeks to tackle various issues beyond just housing, including election participation and infrastructural resilience.
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