Service for Famous NYPD Chief of Detective Seedman this Tuesday Queens, NYC

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Service for Famous NYPD Chief of Detective Seedman this Tuesday Queens, NYC

above link has all the information address and telephone number

NYC Gov Enironmental Questionaire! Fill it out & demand accountability! Demand they put our safety environmental concerns before greed ex. NYU listen

http://www.nyc.gov/html/misc/html/2009/environmental_questionnaire.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHzhEN0fvwA

This was sent to me by Rob Hollander:

Friends and neighbors,

The mayor is planning to undermine government regulation and the public voice yet again.

The public's most powerful protection against destructive development is called the "Environmental Review" process.

It's not about ecology. It's intended to be a public assessment of the impact of a proposed development on the entire community -- on population density, traffic, housing, services... And it includes crucial public hearings.

Developers hate this process. It's an obstacle in their way. They prefer to avoid public review or eliminate it entirely. And now the mayor wants to help them.

Take a look.
http://www.nyc.gov/html/misc/html/2009/environmental_questionnaire.html

The mayor's Economic Development Corporation is seeking to "streamline" the process to "reduce the costs and delays" specifically for "property owners."  The questionnaire is designed as a first step towards making it easier for developers to bypass Environmental Review.

Note the wording of the first topic: Topic 1 - Obstacles and Roadblocks

"We are interested in understanding the obstacles and roadblocks that may be experienced by applicants for projects subject to environmental review...."

I urge you to go to the questionnaire and explain why public review is important and should be strengthened. Let the EDC know that

1) The independence of the public review must be ensured. It should not respond to developers' needs, but to the public's needs.
2) The objectivity of the process must be protected. The Environmental Review must not become a rubber stamp for development.
3) The comprehensiveness, detail and thoroughness of the Review must be ensured and expanded. All aspects of impact on the community and surrounding communities must be carefully and objectively assessed by an independent party.
4) Public hearings and public outreach must be expanded.
5) Means of informing the public must be enhanced.

Remember that this is the same mayor who came up with a plan to restrict legal challenges to illegal developments. Without public review, residents and small businesses have no protection against development, against demolition, bulldozing, eviction, gentrification. It's giving the entire city over to developers whose interest is not the public good. It undermines government regulation and public oversight of destructive private interests. It's taking the city away from the public and handing it over to the few who just want to make a killing off your city and your lives. 

-- 
Rob Hollander
Lower East Side Residents for Responsible Development
http://savethelowereastside.blogspot.com/
622 E 11, #10
NYC, 10009
212-228-6152

-- 
Rob Hollander
Lower East Side Residents for Responsible Development
http://savethelowereastside.blogspot.com/

DOB & ECB are owed mega bucks combined but city is not collecting from dead beat developers, etc. Like PENSION catastrophe why no action ASAP!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_hyU_cgRWQ

Go to link and read the comments and the text portion has links to 2 daily news articles by Brian Cates!
Great work Brian.

I am told approximately a quarter billion dollars in unpaid ECB (Environmental Control Board) fines. Why does these finds go uncollected?

Check out the links for Brain's article and again I ask why is the mayor and the city officials allowing this to go and folks if it was you or I being a deadbeat we would be in jail not allowed to continue on and you know how these kind continue you on....they don't respect the rules or the people of NYC.

Again the same question I have for the pension catastrophe, Mr. Mayor why are you not doing something right now.

Watch my pension youtube...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Doa63ikhMHI
After you watch it you must go to the text portion and click on the first The New York Times piece and The New York Daily News article although they are very thought provoking.

As usual it seems like the conflict of interests were way out of control and allowed to go on at City Hall, so what is new but this one falls in the catastrophic category. I see the pension disaster in two categories -- the catastrophe due to Wall Street greed and stupidity and the scandal aspect which has many players and again it has to do with greed and greed....the stupidity may have been they thought like Bernie Maddoff no one would be paying attention.