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Commissioner Anthony Richardson clarifies SEIU Local 32BJ's stance on fast-tracking ULURP for modest proposals

0:55:05

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Commissioner Anthony Richardson seeks to confirm his understanding of SEIU Local 32BJ's testimony regarding ULURP. He asks if it is correct that the union believes ULURP provides necessary time for engagement on various issues but supports fast-tracking or a truncated ULURP for more modest proposals.

Kaitlyn Schuster (though not explicitly named in this segment, she is the one who testified on ULURP for SEIU) would be the one to answer, but the segment ends before her full response is captured.

Anthony Richardson

0:55:05

Thank you both for your testimony.

0:55:07

I wanted to be clear on your that I'm summarizing or describing what your testimony is correctly is that, you believe that EULERP gives you the time to engage on various issues, but you support fast tracking or some truncated ULURP for more modest proposals.

0:55:31

That is correct?

Sharon Greenberger

0:55:33

Yes.

Anthony Richardson

0:55:34

And is there you have a specific proposal around, like, projects of a certain size.

0:55:42

Should you know, I just wanna understand.

0:55:44

Do you have a specific

Kaitlyn Schuster

0:55:46

I would say we're not prepared with a specific size, but that the preliminary reports identifying the r one to r five districts sort of makes sense to us.

0:55:58

But, you know, I don't think we have, like, a unit count in mind.

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