Sentences with phrase «city mayor let»

Not exact matches

In order to let people have that stake in the city, Lammy has said that his main priority as mayor would be to tackle London's housing crisis.

Harry Nespoli, chairman of the city's labor coalition, suggested letting New York apply some of the $ 400 million of unused cash from the union health - insurance fund to pay for teachers who would be fired under the mayor's $ 65.7 billion spending plan.

Sen. Velmanette Montgomery (D - Brooklyn) and Assemblyman Keith Wright (D - Manhattan) had introduced separate bills aimed at reducing the number of mayoral appointees to the Board of Education and letting the board, rather than the mayor, hire the city's schools chancellor.

If Perez Williams is elected mayor, she can't let the county dictate tax breaks for a city that needs all the money it can get.

Many of the city's dilapidated structures that the mayor wants to «bring back to life» are marked with a red «X» that lets emergency responders know the building is on the «too dangerous to enter» list.

Many of the city's dilapidated structures that the mayor wants to «bring back to life» are marked with a red «X» which lets emergency responders know the building is on the «too dangerous to enter» list.

Emerging from a conference with his members late Monday, he said the budget resolution would include an «acknowledgment of home rule» that would let the mayor and New York City Council raise taxes «if they choose.»

After meeting with the mayor and several tenants, Mr. Heastie told reporters he had made the trip «just to let the tenants here know, and the mayor of the City of New York know, that this is going to be our No. 1 priority, to extend and strengthen rent regulation in the City of New York — to partner with the mayor in his vision for affordable housing.»

The Senecas have offered to negotiate directly with the cities, but so far Dyster and the other mayors have rejected the offer, letting the dispute play out at the state level.

Billionaire media mogul Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, says he won't let his children work for his company, and, as a rule, thinks hiring friends and / or family members is a bad idea.

For instance, when REBNY released a report shortly after requesting data from the city on the housing generated by 421 - a, the mayor's director of intergovernmental affairs, Emma Wolfe, let the group know that she would have preferred to have been given a heads up before it was sent to reporters.

He mentions «exploring guarantees and letting city mayors borrow against future tax receipts».

«The mayor has always done what he thinks is right, including cutting programs people like instead of letting the city go into default and standing up for Constitutional rights even if it's not popular,» Loeser said in a statement.

Doug Muzzio, professor of political science at Baruch, acknowledges that it is unique to see a New York City mayor, let alone de Blasio, with bipartisan support from the legislature on any issue.

State Sen. Tony Avella, who's running to replace Bill de Blasio as mayor, joined Matteo at home Thursday to ask the city to let Wilbur stay.

On the other hand, I'd remind Mr Gallo that he has no right to do other than the best job for his city, that he is obligated to keep his eye on the ball... Mr Sottile well demonstrated what poor management of people can do... along with my respect for Mr Gallo is the respect I have for the reporting in the Kingston Times... Again and again this mayor lets the newspapers carry vital city information and the City and the Mayor do not speak for themselves in the form of internet based releases... Ms Fuentes did not deserve to be fired in the newspaper... By the very fact that Ms Fuentes was selected by the Mayor, he owes her and the city a reason for her separation from the administratcity, that he is obligated to keep his eye on the ball... Mr Sottile well demonstrated what poor management of people can do... along with my respect for Mr Gallo is the respect I have for the reporting in the Kingston Times... Again and again this mayor lets the newspapers carry vital city information and the City and the Mayor do not speak for themselves in the form of internet based releases... Ms Fuentes did not deserve to be fired in the newspaper... By the very fact that Ms Fuentes was selected by the Mayor, he owes her and the city a reason for her separation from the administratcity information and the City and the Mayor do not speak for themselves in the form of internet based releases... Ms Fuentes did not deserve to be fired in the newspaper... By the very fact that Ms Fuentes was selected by the Mayor, he owes her and the city a reason for her separation from the administratCity and the Mayor do not speak for themselves in the form of internet based releases... Ms Fuentes did not deserve to be fired in the newspaper... By the very fact that Ms Fuentes was selected by the Mayor, he owes her and the city a reason for her separation from the administratcity a reason for her separation from the administration.

For Giuliani, there are clear upsides to a Lhota bid: It makes him a force in city politics again, gives him a way to embellish his mayoral legacy, and lets him try to one - up Mike Bloomberg by creating the next mayor.

Come into this race then for mayor and let us have the discussion in front of the people of the City of New York about what New York City should be and the direction this city should go in.&raCity of New York about what New York City should be and the direction this city should go in.&raCity should be and the direction this city should go in.&racity should go in.»

«Mr. Mayor, before I let you get away, I wanted to give you the opportunity to respond to something Governor Cuomo said on the radio yesterday — that you should do what [former mayor] Mike Bloomberg did, have the city kick in 11 percent of the MTA budget,» said Brigitte Quinn, according to a written transcript of the interview.

«If you've got a City Council that won't stand up to a mayor and a mayor that won't ask the tough questions of a police commissioner, well then, let's face it, there's no oversight,» de Blasio said.

In that way alone, she is something different in that she is not a native son of the city that has had just five mayors since 1921, when Democrats grabbed City Hall's top job and never let itcity that has had just five mayors since 1921, when Democrats grabbed City Hall's top job and never let itCity Hall's top job and never let it go.

He contrasted the mayor's desire to let the millionaire's tax sunset this year — which he said would blow a $ 5 billion hole in the state budget — with the mayor's insistence in his State of the City address that the city needed to be able to reduce pension benefits and lay off «more expensive» senior teachers to cut coCity address that the city needed to be able to reduce pension benefits and lay off «more expensive» senior teachers to cut cocity needed to be able to reduce pension benefits and lay off «more expensive» senior teachers to cut costs.

Faced with the labor talks, the administration tried to portray a tight fiscal situation - even as outside watchers said the city has more money than the mayor is letting on.

So let's put the politics of the mayoral election this way: Some 20,000 black and Hispanic parents and their kids would not have traveled from their neighborhoods — 77 % of the city's charters are in Harlem, the South Bronx and Central Brooklyn — to march across that famous bridge if Bill de Blasio were not running for mayor.

Let's all ask the leaders of our cities, towns, counties, and states (mayors, city council members, county supervisors, governors, and state legislators) to commit to a 100 % (or at least 90 %) renewable energy goal, and enact forward - thinking policies right away to move rapidly towards that goal.