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New York City Council
Committee on Environmental Protection, Resiliency and Waterfronts
Feb 28, 2025
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10:00 AM
3 hr 45 min
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Summary
A hearing on air quality and last mile deliveries, focusing on two proposed bills:
- Intro 107, which would require increased air quality monitoring along high-traffic corridors
- Intro 1130, which would authorize the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to create an indirect source rule to regulate emissions from large warehouses
Discussions centered on:
- The environmental and health impacts of e-commerce growth
- The proliferation of warehouses in low-income neighborhoods
- Strategies to reduce truck emissions
Key issues included the appropriate threshold for regulated warehouses, enforcement of existing truck regulations, and the balance between environmental protection and economic concerns.
Features testimony from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH), and the public.
Meeting chapters
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Council Member Gennaro introduces the hearing on last mile deliveries and air quality
Council Member Jim Gennaro, Chair of the Committee on Environmental Protection, Resiliency and Water Fronts, opens the hearing on last mile deliveries and their effect on air quality. He introduces …
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16 sec
Overview of Intro 107 and Intro 1130 proposed by Council Member Aviles
Council Member Gennaro provides an overview of two bills sponsored by Council Member Aviles: Intro 107 and Intro 1130. These bills aim to address air quality issues related to high-traffic …
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59 sec
E-commerce growth and package delivery statistics in New York City
Council Member Gennaro presents statistics on the growth of e-commerce and package deliveries in New York City, highlighting the significant increase in direct-to-consumer deliveries. - E-commerce sales in the U.S. …
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24 sec
Predicted increase in truck-transported freight and its environmental impact
Council Member Gennaro discusses the projected increase in truck-transported freight in New York City and its potential environmental consequences, particularly in communities where distribution centers are clustered. - The New …
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65 sec
Air pollutants from vehicle exhaust and their health impacts
Council Member Gennaro outlines the main air pollutants found in vehicle exhaust and their potential health consequences, particularly for children. - Vehicle exhaust contains four of the six criteria air …
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25 sec
Medium and heavy-duty trucks' outsized contribution to emissions
Council Member Gennaro highlights the disproportionate contribution of medium and heavy-duty trucks to air pollution, despite their relatively small numbers on the road. - Medium and heavy-duty trucks, often used …
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50 sec
The need for alternative freight transport methods to reduce emissions
Council Member Gennaro discusses the potential benefits of shifting freight transport from roads to waterways and rail, emphasizing the environmental advantages and the need to balance different transportation modes. - …
0:05:07
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104 sec
Acknowledgments and introductions of committee staff and council members
Council Member Gennaro concludes his opening remarks by acknowledging and introducing various staff members and fellow council members present at the hearing. - Thanks committee staff, including legislative counsels, policy …
0:06:51
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Council Member Alexa Avilés' remarks on indirect source rule and air quality monitoring
Council Member Alexa Avilés expresses support for the proposed indirect source rule and air quality monitoring legislation. She emphasizes the importance of these measures in addressing environmental justice issues in …
0:08:26
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4 min
Council Member Jim Gennaro delivers remarks and reads statement from Councilmember Brooks Powers
Council Member Jim Gennaro expresses gratitude for the advocacy efforts and then reads a statement from Councilmember Brooks Powers regarding air quality and last mile deliveries. The statement emphasizes the …
0:12:38
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3 min
Introduction of speakers and organizations present
Commissioner Rohit Aggarwala introduces himself and his colleagues from the NYC Department of Environmental Protection and Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. He mentions that they will be presenting slides …
0:17:01
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68 sec
Overview of air quality initiatives and New York City Community Air Survey
Commissioner Aggarwala introduces the legislation related to reducing polluting trucks in low-income neighborhoods and highlights the partnership between the administration and the council. He then discusses the New York City …
0:18:09
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142 sec
Improvements in air quality and uneven distribution of benefits
Commissioner Aggarwala presents data on significant improvements in New York City's air quality over the past 20 years, including reductions in pollutants and health impacts. However, he notes that these …
0:20:31
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106 sec
Impact of warehouses on local air pollution and freight movement statistics
Commissioner Aggarwala explains the relationship between warehouse density and air pollution levels in specific neighborhoods. He also provides statistics on freight movement in New York City and projections for future …
0:22:17
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51 sec
Initiatives to shift freight and promote cleaner transportation
Commissioner Aggarwala outlines various initiatives aimed at shifting freight away from trucks and promoting cleaner transportation methods in New York City. - Clean Trucks program has funded more than 700 …
0:23:08
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150 sec
Challenges in shifting freight to rail and current rail usage
Commissioner Aggarwala discusses the challenges faced in shifting freight back to rail and provides information on current rail usage in New York City. He also mentions recent investments in rail …
0:25:39
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82 sec
Overview of warehouse landscape in New York City
Commissioner Aggarwala provides an overview of the warehouse landscape in New York City, including statistics on the number and size of warehouses, recent developments, and major operators. - New York …
0:27:04
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72 sec
Concentration of large warehouses in specific neighborhoods
Commissioner Aggarwala details the concentration of large warehouses in specific New York City neighborhoods and the potential impact on truck traffic in these areas. - Largest concentrations in Red Hook, …
0:28:15
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36 sec
Types of trucks and their impact on air pollution
Commissioner Aggarwala explains the different types of trucks operating in New York City and their impact on air pollution, focusing on the potential for electrification of medium-duty trucks. - Largest …
0:28:51
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35 sec
Examples of electrification in warehouse operations and industry diversity
Commissioner Aggarwala provides examples of electrification in warehouse operations and discusses the diversity of the warehouse industry in New York City, highlighting the need for flexible policies. - Frito Lay …
0:29:26
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54 sec
Explanation of indirect source rule concept
Commissioner Aggarwala explains the concept of an indirect source rule and its potential application to warehouses in New York City to address air pollution from freight movement. - Indirect source …
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105 sec
Proposed structure for warehouse indirect source rule
Commissioner Aggarwala outlines the proposed structure for a warehouse indirect source rule in New York City, including compliance requirements and options for warehouse operators. - Large warehouses would need to …
0:32:06
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133 sec
Discussion of Intro 1130 (indirect source rule legislation)
Commissioner Aggarwala discusses Intro 1130, which would direct the DEP to promulgate an indirect source rule for warehouses. He expresses support for the legislation and highlights areas for potential refinement. …
0:34:21
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106 sec
Discussion of Intro 107 (air quality monitoring legislation)
Commissioner Aggarwala discusses Intro 107, which would require specific air monitoring on heavy-use thoroughfares. He expresses concerns about the bill and suggests alternative approaches to addressing air pollution. - Appreciation …
0:36:07
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131 sec
Conclusion and invitation for questions
Commissioner Aggarwala concludes his testimony by thanking the committee for their attention to the issue of air quality and last-mile deliveries. He expresses appreciation for the opportunity to testify and …
0:38:19
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10 sec
Discussion on CEQA review process for the Indirect Source Rule
Council Member Gennaro inquires about the SEQR analysis process for the Indirect Source Rule, questioning how it can proceed without finalized details of the rule. DEP officials explain that the …
0:39:23
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176 sec
Overview of freight transportation challenges in NYC
Council Member Gennaro discusses the increase in freight movement in NYC and distinguishes between last-mile delivery and through traffic. He expresses interest in increasing marine and rail transport to reduce …
0:42:19
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5 min
Types of freight movement and potential for rail and marine transport in NYC
Commissioner Aggarwala explains the three types of freight movement in NYC: transit through the city, goods destined for NYC distribution centers, and last-mile delivery. He discusses the challenges and potential …
0:48:17
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4 min
Clarification on the number of warehouses covered by the proposed Indirect Source Rule
Commissioner Aggarwala clarifies the discrepancy between the number of warehouses covered by the proposed bill and DEP's vision for the Indirect Source Rule. - The bill, as interpreted by DEP, …
0:52:23
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147 sec
Discussion of ozone pollution in NYC and the region
Council Member Gennaro and Commissioner Aggarwala discuss the current state of ozone pollution in the New York, New Jersey, and Long Island region, its causes, and efforts to address it. …
0:54:51
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4 min
Status update on new air quality monitoring program development
Council Member Gennaro inquires about the status of the new air quality monitoring program mentioned in the 2023 Plan NYC report. Commissioner Aggarwala provides a brief update on the program's …
0:59:39
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3 min
Council Member Holden raises concerns about 53-foot trailers and underutilized waterways in Maspeth
Council Member Robert F. Holden expresses frustration over the long-standing issues with illegal 53-foot trailers in Maspeth and the underutilization of waterways for freight transport. He highlights the problems these …
1:02:39
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3 min
Discussion on enforcement challenges for truck regulations in NYC
Commissioner Rohit Aggarwala and Council Member Robert F. Holden discuss the challenges of enforcing regulations on 53-foot trailers in New York City. The commissioner acknowledges the difficulty in enforcing violations …
1:06:16
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93 sec
Commissioner Aggarwala outlines marine transport initiatives and future plans
Commissioner Rohit Aggarwala discusses the administration's efforts to promote marine transport in New York City and the potential impact of the Indirect Source Rule on transportation approaches. He also mentions …
1:07:50
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114 sec
Council members debate agency responsibility for 53-foot trailer enforcement
Council Members Jim Gennaro and Robert F. Holden discuss which agency should be responsible for enforcing regulations on 53-foot trailers in New York City. They explore the potential roles of …
1:09:50
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152 sec
Council members express frustration over lack of enforcement of truck regulations
Council Members Jim Gennaro and Robert F. Holden voice their frustrations with the lack of enforcement of existing laws regarding 53-foot trailers in New York City. They discuss the challenges …
1:12:22
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89 sec
Differences between last mile facilities and traditional warehouses
Council Member Avilés inquires about the differences between last mile facilities and traditional warehouses. Dawn Miller from DEP explains that last mile facilities focus on the final step of bringing …
1:13:51
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126 sec
Size and characteristics of last mile warehouses
Dawn Miller from DEP describes the size and characteristics of last mile warehouses in New York City. She explains that many of these facilities are among the largest warehouses, with …
1:15:58
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121 sec
Hours of operation for last mile facilities
Dawn Miller from DEP discusses the hours of operation for last mile facilities compared to traditional warehouses. While noting that they haven't specifically studied this aspect, she shares anecdotal information …
1:17:59
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72 sec
Estimated truck trips for large warehouses
Commissioner Aggarwala and Dawn Miller discuss the estimated number of truck trips generated by large warehouses in New York City. They also mention an ongoing study in Red Hook to …
1:19:13
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160 sec
Expanding the definition of warehouses for regulation
Dawn Miller from DEP discusses the potential for expanding the definition of warehouses in the proposed regulation to include a broader range of facilities that generate truck traffic and air …
1:21:54
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126 sec
Comparison of NYC's plan to the state's Clean Deliveries Act
Dawn Miller from DEP compares NYC's proposed plan to the state's potential Clean Deliveries Act. She highlights the benefits of developing a local program tailored to New York City's specific …
1:24:00
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89 sec
Differences between NYC's proposed rule and California's indirect source rule
Dawn Miller from DEP outlines key differences between NYC's proposed indirect source rule and the one implemented in Southern California. These distinctions reflect New York City's unique urban environment and …
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91 sec
Enforcement mechanisms for the indirect source rule
Dawn Miller from DEP explains the enforcement mechanisms for the proposed indirect source rule, emphasizing that it is a regulatory policy with compliance requirements and penalties for non-compliance. - The …
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120 sec
Preventing operators from gaming the system with smaller warehouses
Commissioner Aggarwala discusses strategies to prevent operators from gaming the system by using smaller warehouses to avoid regulation. He suggests a flexible approach to adjusting the size threshold if necessary. …
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Potential inclusion of other indirect sources in the rule
Commissioner Aggarwala discusses the potential for including other categories of indirect sources in the rule beyond warehouses. He emphasizes the importance of starting with warehouses and the flexibility to expand …
1:30:08
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106 sec
Discussion of Intro 107 on air quality monitoring
Commissioner Aggarwala discusses Intro 107, which would require the installation of street-level air monitors at major intersections. He expresses concerns about the scale and cost of the proposed monitoring expansion. …
1:31:55
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3 min
Integration of local air quality monitoring with NICAS predictive model
Cari Olson from the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene discusses how NICAS (New York City Community Air Survey) integrates with local air quality monitoring efforts and its predictive …
1:35:30
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4 min
Balancing data collection with active mitigation efforts
Council Member Gennaro emphasizes the importance of balancing data collection through monitoring with active efforts to mitigate air pollution problems. He stresses the need for affirmative action to reduce air …
1:39:56
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126 sec
Using data to inform industry practices and consider design solutions
Council Member Avilés emphasizes the importance of using collected data to inform and push industry practices towards more responsible behavior, as well as to consider design solutions for environmental issues. …
1:42:03
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173 sec
Council Member Gennaro's opening remarks and acknowledgments
Council Member Jim Gennaro opens the session with acknowledgments and procedural remarks. He expresses appreciation for the work of Rit (likely referring to Commissioner Rohit Aggarwala) and his team, as …
1:44:57
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71 sec
Discussion on potential shift of warehouse activity outside NYC due to Intro 1130
Council Member Gennaro asks about criticism of Intro 1130, suggesting it might shift warehouse activity outside New York City's jurisdiction, potentially increasing truck travel distances. Commissioner Aggarwala acknowledges this risk …
1:45:50
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Council Member Gennaro's personal anecdote about rapid last-mile delivery
Council Member Gennaro shares a personal anecdote about needing specialized eye drops and how quickly they were delivered, illustrating the efficiency of last-mile delivery services in NYC. - Gennaro ordered …
1:46:33
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57 sec
Handling of additional questions for the administration
Council Member Gennaro decides to provide the administration with additional questions in writing, to be answered later, rather than extending the Q&A session. - Gennaro chooses to give the administration's …
1:47:31
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84 sec
Final thanks and dismissal of administration representatives
Council Member Gennaro concludes the administration's portion of the hearing with final thanks and remarks, looking forward to future collaboration on air quality initiatives. - Gennaro expresses appreciation for the …
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70 sec
Testimony by Lacey Tauber, Representative from Brooklyn Borough President's Office
Lacey Tauber, representing Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, expressed support for Intros 107 and 1130, addressing air quality issues in low-income communities of color exacerbated by last-mile delivery facilities. She …
1:55:01
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3 min
Testimony by Chantal Lee, Community Engagement Coordinator at Newtown Creek Alliance
Chantal Lee from Newtown Creek Alliance testified in support of Intro 1130, emphasizing the need for strong regulations to address the environmental and health impacts of warehouses and delivery trucks …
1:59:34
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131 sec
Testimony by Jessica Enzmann, Senior Campaign Organizer, Clean Transportation for All at Sierra Club
Jessica Enzmann from Sierra Club testified in support of an indirect source rule to regulate emissions from warehouses in New York City. She emphasized the need for such regulation due …
2:01:51
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102 sec
Testimony by Andrew Saavedra, Associate Attorney at Earthjustice on Intro 1130
Andrew Saavedra from Earthjustice testified in support of Intro 1130, which would create an indirect source rule to regulate air pollution from heavy-duty vehicles associated with last-mile warehouses. He emphasized …
2:03:38
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107 sec
Council Member Holden advocates for mandatory waterway usage by waterfront facilities
Council Member Robert F. Holden strongly advocates for requiring facilities located on waterways, particularly along Newtown Creek, to utilize water transportation. He argues this would be more environmentally friendly and …
2:05:28
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Council Member Holden's closing remarks and panel interaction on waterfront usage
Council Member Holden concludes by reiterating the importance of waterfront usage and engaging with panel members on the topic. He thanks the Newtown Creek Alliance for their work and suggests …
2:08:00
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Testimony by Damian Contreras, Business Agent of Teamsters Local 804, on Air Quality and Last Mile Deliveries
Damian Contreras, representing Teamsters Local 804, supports the proposed bill to improve air quality and safety in relation to last mile deliveries. He emphasizes the need for stronger enforcement mechanisms …
2:10:22
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4 min
Testimony by Nicholas Kammer, Amazon Driver and Union Organizer
Nicholas Kammer, an Amazon driver and union organizer, testified about the environmental and labor issues faced by Amazon workers and their communities. He emphasized the need for action from the …
2:14:47
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Testimony by Renzo Ramirez, Amazon Driver and Union Organizer
Renzo Ramirez, an Amazon driver and union organizer, testified about the working conditions and challenges faced by Amazon drivers in New York City. He highlighted the need for better regulation …
2:16:17
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87 sec
Council member Avilés inquires about exhaust and working conditions in facilities
Council Member Alexa Avilés asks about the exhaust conditions within the facilities and requests more information on work speed-ups and injuries. Damian Contreras from Teamsters Local 804 responds, describing the …
2:17:46
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Council member Avilés remarks on the massive scale of warehouse facilities
Council Member Alexa Avilés expresses astonishment at the scale of these warehouse facilities, highlighting the impact of having thousands of trucks idling inside. Damian Contreras from Teamsters Local 804 corroborates …
2:19:12
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43 sec
Council member inquires about Amazon facility operations and truck traffic
Council Member Robert F. Holden questions witnesses about the operations of an Amazon facility, focusing on its proximity to a school and the logistics of truck deliveries. The discussion covers …
2:19:57
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121 sec
Council member addresses illegal use of 53-foot trailers in NYC
Council Member Robert F. Holden raises concerns about the illegal use of 53-foot trailers on New York City streets. He questions the witnesses about driver certification, company practices, and the …
2:22:29
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Testimony by Bryce Nack, Member of New York City Clean Air Collective on Air Quality and Last Mile Deliveries
Bryce Nack, representing the New York City Clean Air Collective, testified in strong support of Intro 107 for improved air quality monitoring, particularly in environmental justice zones. He expressed concerns …
2:24:11
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138 sec
Testimony by Zach Miller, Vice President of Government Affairs at Trucking Association of New York
Zach Miller from the Trucking Association of New York testified on the proposed Indirect Source Rule (ISR) for warehouses, emphasizing the need for a flexible, menu-based approach to incentivize cleaner …
2:26:35
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80 sec
Testimony by Osagie Afe, Senior Business Assistance Manager of Long Island City Partnership
Osagie Afe from the Long Island City Partnership testified on the potential impacts of the proposed indirect source rule on industrial businesses in New York City. He emphasized the importance …
2:28:02
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149 sec
Council member explains relationship between city and state ISR regulations
Council Member Alexa Avilés discusses the relationship between city and state Indirect Source Rule (ISR) regulations. She explains that if the state passes an ISR, it will preempt the city's …
2:30:38
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57 sec
Council member discusses balancing regulation of mega facilities and smaller industrial businesses
Council Member Alexa Avilés discusses the challenge of balancing regulation of large e-commerce facilities with the protection of smaller industrial businesses. She emphasizes the need to focus on mega facilities …
2:31:49
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75 sec
Council member highlights efforts to protect industrial zones and working waterfronts
Council Member Alexa Avilés responds to Mr. Afe's request for industrial advocates to be part of the discussion and highlights the council's efforts to protect industrial zones and working waterfronts. …
2:33:04
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Council member concludes with remarks on legislation details and introduces next panel
Council Member Alexa Avilés concludes her response with remarks on the legislative process and the challenges ahead. - Emphasis that the current legislation is a framework and details will be …
2:33:43
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60 sec
Testimony by Julia Corrado, Researcher and Policy Analyst at The Alliance for Greater New York (ALIGN)
Julia Corrado from ALIGN strongly supports Intro 1130, which aims to regulate emissions from large warehouses and protect environmental justice communities. She suggests aligning the bill with similar state legislation …
2:35:29
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107 sec
Testimony by Gloria Boyce-Charles, Springfield Gardens Brookville Community Resident
Gloria Boyce-Charles, a long-time resident of Springfield Gardens Brookville, testifies about the environmental challenges faced by her community due to air pollution from JFK Airport, trucking traffic, and warehouses. She …
2:37:20
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6 min
Testimony by Member of Public on Air Quality and Last Mile Deliveries
A resident of Brookville, Queens testifies in support of Intro 1130, the Indirect Source Rule (ISR), sharing personal experiences with truck traffic and warehouse impacts in their neighborhood. They advocate …
2:44:03
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105 sec
Council Member Holden shares personal experience with 53-foot trucks
Council Member Robert F. Holden relates his personal experience with 53-foot trucks in his neighborhood, drawing parallels to Gloria Boyce-Charles's testimony. He describes the damage and danger these trucks cause, …
2:45:51
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82 sec
Discussion on enforcement and technology for truck regulations
Council Member Holden engages in a discussion about the challenges of enforcing truck regulations and the potential for technological solutions. He criticizes the lack of political will to implement available …
2:47:13
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77 sec
Testimony by Dan Hockman, Employee at QuantAQ, Inc. on Air Quality Monitoring Legislation
Dan Hockman, a resident of Sunnyside, Queens and employee at QuantAQ, Inc., voiced support for both pieces of legislation, particularly emphasizing the need to expand air quality monitoring capabilities. He …
2:49:20
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112 sec
Testimony by Ryan Lokey, Amazon Driver on Air Quality and Last Mile Deliveries
Ryan Lokey, an Amazon delivery driver, provided testimony on Intro 1130 and Intro 107, offering insights from his unique perspective as both a driver and an active participant in citizen …
2:51:19
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5 min
Testimony by Clifton Smith
Clifton Smith, who works at Burlington Coat Factory in Yonkers, provides a somewhat disjointed testimony about his work experiences and support for Amazon workers. He describes his job in receiving …
2:56:37
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143 sec
Council member inquires about Mr. Lokey's sleep habits
Council Member Alexa Avilés asks Mr. Ryan Lokey, an Amazon driver, about his sleep habits. Mr. Lokey reveals he only slept for two hours to attend the council meeting.
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Council member expresses appreciation for Mr. Lokey's testimony
Council Member Alexa Avilés expresses gratitude for Mr. Lokey's insightful testimony and acknowledges the value of his recommendations and cautionary advice. She indicates that they will have further discussions on …
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28 sec
Council Member Holden discusses Amazon operations and local issues with driver Ryan Lokey
Council Member Robert F. Holden engages in a discussion with Amazon driver Ryan Lokey about various issues related to Amazon's operations and their impact on the local community. They cover …
2:59:41
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138 sec
Council Member Holden comments on technology issues and plans for future discussions
Council Member Robert F. Holden expresses frustration with the slow adoption of modern technology by the Department of Transportation (DOT) and outlines his intentions for future discussions on these issues. …
3:02:00
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39 sec
Testimony by Amy Turner, Director of Cities Climate Law Initiative at Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, Columbia Law School on Intro 1130
Amy Turner testifies in strong support of Intro 1130, which aims to regulate indirect sources of air pollution. She provides legal context for the viability of Indirect Source Rules (ISRs) …
3:03:16
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3 min
Testimony by Kevin Garcia, Senior Transportation Planner from New York City Environmental Justice Alliance
Kevin Garcia, representing the New York City Environmental Justice Alliance, testified in support of Intro 107 and Intro 1130, emphasizing their importance in addressing the impacts of e-commerce warehouses and …
3:07:24
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124 sec
Testimony by Christopher Gawarecki, Compliance Manager at HUB Truck Rental, on Air Quality and Last Mile Deliveries
Christopher Gawarecki, Compliance Manager at HUB Truck Rental, testifies on the proposed air quality and last mile delivery bills, expressing both agreement and concerns. He emphasizes the challenges of implementing …
3:10:32
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124 sec
Council Member Avilés clarifies which bill Christopher Gawarecki's testimony addressed
Council Member Alexa Avilés asks Christopher Gawarecki to specify which bill his testimony was referring to. Gawarecki confirms he was commenting on Intro 1130, the indirect source rule. - Avilés …
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Testimony by Michelle Meyer, Researcher at International Council on Clean Transportation
Michelle Meyer, a researcher from the International Council on Clean Transportation, testified on the importance of addressing air quality and public health impacts of truck emissions through policies like indirect …
3:13:08
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112 sec
Testimony by Hayden Brockett, Founding Member of New York Clean Air Collective
Hayden Brockett, a founding member of the New York Clean Air Collective, testified in support of Intro 107 for improved air quality monitoring while expressing concerns about Intro 1130. He …
3:15:20
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3 min
Testimony by Jim Wright, Representative of American Institute of Architects New York on Intro 1130
Jim Wright, representing the American Institute of Architects New York, expressed strong support for Intro 1130, which aims to reduce emissions from freight delivery vehicles through an Indirect Source Rule …
3:19:13
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3 min
Testimony by Katie Walsh, Transportation Chair of Brooklyn Community Board 7, on Air Quality and Last Mile Deliveries
Katie Walsh, Transportation Chair of Brooklyn Community Board 7, testified in support of Intro 1130 (Indirect Source Rule) and Intro 107 (air quality monitoring expansion). She shared her personal experience …
3:23:13
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3 min
Testimony by Eric Eisenberg on Air Quality and DEP Authority
Eric Eisenberg provides testimony on the proposed bills related to air quality monitoring and indirect source rules for warehouses. He expresses support for additional air quality monitoring but raises concerns …
3:27:09
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3 min
Testimony by Nathan Taft, Senior Campaigner of SAFE Cities at Stand.earth, on Warehouse Pollution and Indirect Source Rules
Nathan Taft from Stand.earth's SAFE Cities campaign strongly supports New York City's efforts to reduce pollution from mega warehouses through measures like an indirect source rule. He emphasizes the significant …
3:30:29
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118 sec
Testimony by Jaqi Cohen, Director of Climate and Equity Policy at Tri-State Transportation Campaign
Jaqi Cohen, representing Tri-State Transportation Campaign and the Electrify New York Coalition, testified in support of Intro 1130, which aims to reduce emissions from mega warehouses in New York City. …
3:32:34
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141 sec
Testimony by Dylan Jaff, Policy Analyst at Consumer Reports on Intro 1130
Dylan Jaff, a policy analyst at Consumer Reports, testifies in support of Intro 1130, which aims to reduce emissions from warehouse facilities. He emphasizes the negative impacts of e-commerce distribution …
3:35:08
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125 sec
Testimony by Robyn Marquis, Senior Director of Innovative Mobility at CALSTART, on Indirect Source Rule for Air Pollution
Robyn Marquis from CALSTART provided testimony in support of the proposed legislation to regulate indirect sources of air pollution in New York City. She emphasized the need for interventions to …
3:37:37
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128 sec
Testimony by Evi Boyd, Vice President of Rosedale Civic Association on Air Quality and Last Mile Deliveries
Evi Boyd, representing the Rosedale Civic Association, expressed concerns about the negative impacts of large trucks, tractor trailers, industrial warehouses, and industrial pollution on their community in Southeast Queens. She …
3:39:57
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122 sec
Testimony by Michael Streeter, Member of the New York Clean Air Collective, on Air Quality and Last Mile Deliveries
Michael Streeter, a member of the New York Clean Air Collective, testified in support of Intro 107 for increased air quality monitoring, particularly around last-mile delivery facilities. He expressed concerns …
3:42:14
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133 sec