Campbell Munn from Manhattan Community Board 3 on supporting City of Yes for Housing Opportunity without conditions
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Campbell Munn, a resident of the East Village and member of Manhattan Community Board 3, testifies in support of the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity initiative without conditions. He emphasizes the need for affordable housing and the potential benefits of the proposed zoning reforms.
- Munn highlights the high cost of housing in New York City and the historically low vacancy rate
- He praises the Universal Affordability Preference as a potentially transformative proposal
- Munn expresses concern about his own future in New York City due to housing costs
- Support for City of Yes without conditions
- High housing costs for New Yorkers
- City of Yes as a generational proposal for critical zoning reforms
- Need for equal distribution of new housing production across the city
- Historically low vacancy rates forcing people to leave New York City
- Support for more housing and affordable housing in every neighborhood
- Concern about personal future in New York City due to housing costs
- Support for universal affordability preference proposal
[EXPERIMENTAL]
Which elements of City of Yes for Housing Opportunity were discussed in this testimony?
- UAP
The following are AI-extracted quotes and reasoning about which elements of the proposal were discussed in this testimony.
This is a quick, close approximation. Occasionally, the connection between a testimony's transcript and specific elements of City Planning's proposal is tenuous.
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UAP
"As will be borne out under critical proposals like the university affordable universal affordability preference, which has the opportunity to realize truly generational and transformative effects, specifically within community board 3."
The speaker directly mentions the Universal Affordability Preference, highlighting its potential for significant impact, which aligns with the UAP element of the City of Yes For Housing Opportunity proposal.
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