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Category Archives: City government
Chambers Street by City Hall shaping up
July 19, 2014- By Steven E. Greer BP.TV first reported that Chambers Street was becoming gentrified, and that top-notch restaurants were key. (more…)
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Using shell company 501c non-profits is common form of corruption
March 6, 2014- The recent conviction of a New York State Assemblyman, William Boyland, details how elected officials and others in the power grid on New York love to form noble sounding non-profits as tax-exempt 501c’s then funnel money from … Continue reading
Who’s idea was it to allow loud DJ parties on Governor’s Island every fricken Sunday night?
July 13, 2014- By Steven E. Greer I support love music for Downtown more than anyone, but even I think this is a really bad idea. On Governor’s Island, every (more…)
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How much does your building pay to BPCA each year?
June 23, 2014- By Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV obtained the F2014 budget for the BPCA. It lists the revenue generated from each parcel of property in ground leases. (more…)
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BPC needs a Block Association, a “Friends of BPC”
July 7, 2014- By Steven E. Greer Most communities in Manhattan have official Block Associations acting as oversight committees to keep the CB1 and local (more…)
20 electeds want to outright ban tourist helicopters. Mayor de Blasio’s EDC opposes them.
June 21, 2014- By Steven E. Greer Not reported whatsoever in the press was a City Council meeting of 20 elected federal, state, and city officials, who all want to completely ban tourists helicopters over the city. However, (more…)
Posted in City government, Federal government, State Government
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Finally, West Thames to get massive street safety overhaul
June 28, 2014- The construction has begun. The City Parks Department has decided to name the small triangle island “Steve Greer Park”. (more…)
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Why is Pier 25 “Cash Only”?
June 21, 2014- By Steven E. Greer I had to go to Pier 25 to meet some people on a boat, and I noticed something. Bob Townley’s Manhattan Youth was getting (more…)
More crime on West Thames Park as PEP refuse to patrol
June 26, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD Coming just one day after our story on the PEP refusing to patrol the West Thames Park (and all of the land along the West Side Highway), a local blog has reported … Continue reading
Posted in City government, Crime, NYPD First Precinct
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Send your concerns about crime to the Parks Commissioner
June 26, 2014– By Steven E Greer With the ongoing problem with the Park Enforcement Patrol that your tax dollars pay for, and with the BPCA seeming to be causing the problems rather than offering solutions, people have asked us … Continue reading
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Mayor de Blasio wants to end the practice of City Council dolling out pork
June 24, 2014- WSJ reports, “The New York City Council plans Wednesday to approve $50 million in discretionary funds to hundreds of (more…)
Know your cuts of pork, BPCA-style
June 21, 2014- By Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV obtained the Fiscal 2014 budget for the BPCA. As usual, it is loaded with pork and contracts to cronies. Some notably egregious and inexplicable spending that caught our attention was: (more…)
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The River to River festival: What is it and who is getting rich?
June 10, 2014- By Steven E. Greer The River to River Festival kicks off June 19th and lasts through the 29th. Some promotional fliers mailed out were nondescript. It was not clear what the event will be about, who the … Continue reading
Albany sends bill to governor addressing school overcrowding
June 19, 2014- The New York Assembly and Senate issued this press release, “both houses have passed legislation to (more…)
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City DOT to install speed bumps by PS 276
June 17, 2014- DNAinfo reports that the City DOT will install speed bumps to slow traffic by PS 276. Recall, Sheldon Silver took credit for having a mere (more…)
N.Y. RPT. LAW § 421-a : NY Code – Section 421-A:
N.Y. RPT. LAW § 421-a : NY Code – Section 421-A: Exemption of new multiple dwellings from local taxation 1. The following terms, whenever used or referred to in this section, shall have the following meaning, unless a different meaning … Continue reading
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The bottom line: Mayor de Blasio has the final say on the Seaport tower
June 7, 2014- By Steven E. Greer On February 25th, newly elected Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, City Councilwoman Margaret Chin, and Chris Curry of the (more…)
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‘Plaza for a Day’ in Tribeca: kids classes and open space to play
To the Editor of Battery Park TV: We are a non profit organization in Tribeca. (more…)
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Lord of the Flies rules Downtown high school next to City Hall
June 8, 2014- The Post reports, “Two blocks from City Hall, Murry Bergtraum HS for Business Careers was once a top city high school but has gone downhill in recent years. A massive student riot hit YouTube in 2012, (more…)
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You spell Bubby’s with a B now
May 31, 2014- Bubby’s was slapped with a “B” rating by the City Health Department. (more…)
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