Councilor Michael Todd voted against the project and
urged other council members to do the same.
Not exact matches
The New York City
Council may not get an actual vote on the controversial Trans - Pacific Partnership — but today
members and
other activists rallied for the passage of a resolution
urging Congress to shoot down what they deemed a job - killing deal that would wreck the environment.
In the District of Columbia, the Catholic church and
other backers of traditional marriage have lobbied the city's lawmakers and rallied to
urge that citizens be able to vote on a same - sex marriage bill that is now being considered by the City
Council and expected to be put to a final vote by
members by the end of the year.
Also at 11 a.m., fast - food workers and allies rally and meet with NYC
Council members to
urge them to quickly pass a set of bills to ensure they and
other low - wage workers «hold onto gains they've won as US workers face an uncertain future under a new presidential administration in Washington,» City Hall, Manhattan.
In June, City
Council member Margaret Chin and
others urged the city to create a master plan for the neighborhood, in light of several projects planned for the area.
Members of the Citizens
Council on Women's Education (ccwe), a project of the National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education, also endorsed the civil - rights act of 1984 — the measure tabled by the Senate last week — and
urged participants to vote against legislators who failed to back that and
other legislation affecting equity in education.