TESTIMONY
Carla Rodriguez, Street Vendor and Member of the Street Vendor Project, on the Negative Impacts of Street Vending Enforcement and Need for Reform
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Carla Rodriguez, a street vendor from the Parkchester area of the Bronx and a member of the Street Vendor Project (SVP), testified about the excessive enforcement of street vending regulations negatively impacting her life, including her income, well-being, and emotional and physical health.
- She emphasized the need for the New York City Council to pass a street vending reform legislative package
- This includes Intros 401, 408, and 4724 to create a fair and regulated system for street vendors
- She thanked the committee and Counsel Manuel for the opportunity to provide testimony
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My name is Carla Rodriguez.
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I am a street vendor from the Parkchester area of the Bronx, and a member of SVP, BS in Victor.
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I thank this committee and counsel Manuel for the opportunity to give my testimony.
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I am here testifying because The excessive enforcement of street bending regulations has affected my life in general.
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However, with respect to my income, my will be in and my emotional and physical health.
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The way in which all aspects of my life have been seen to deteriorate is incalculable.
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We need the city council to pass his redbending reformative lady legislative package including interest 401, 408, 4724.
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This package will create a fair and regulated system for street vendors and our community.
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I again thank this committee and counsel Manuel for their time and the opportunity to give my testimony.
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