AB-1510: Protects tenants in unlawful lofts ("interim multiple dwellings") from eviction on certain grounds (i.e., on grounds that the occupancy is unlawful because the building does not satisfy one or more requirements pertaining to such dwellings or because the owner has failed to satisfy one or more requirements pertaining to such dwellings or because a residential certificate of occupancy has not been issued for the building or because residential occupancy is not permitted by the local zoning resolution) by precluding owners who have recovered possession on the grounds of unlawful occupancy from making certain applications to any public body to legalize residential occupancy for a ten year period following the actual recovery of possession; provides that any approval, authorization, permit, etc. granted or issued by a public body in connection with an application made in violation of these provisions shall be void.
Sponsored by: Rep. Joseph Lentol
Referred To Housing on 01/08/2014
You have voted AB-1510: Protects tenants in unlawful lofts ("interim multiple dwellings") from eviction on certain grounds (i.e., on grounds that the occupancy is unlawful because the building does not satisfy one or more requirements pertaining to such dwellings or because the owner has failed to satisfy one or more requirements pertaining to such dwellings or because a residential certificate of occupancy has not been issued for the building or because residential occupancy is not permitted by the local zoning resolution) by precluding owners who have recovered possession on the grounds of unlawful occupancy from making certain applications to any public body to legalize residential occupancy for a ten year period following the actual recovery of possession; provides that any approval, authorization, permit, etc. granted or issued by a public body in connection with an application made in violation of these provisions shall be void..
AB-1577: Revises procedures regarding the issuance of both retail and special retail liquor licenses for on-premises consumption regarding the posting of certain notices: requires use of certain ink (i.e., pink ink of a neon, luminous or fluorescent variety such as "Day-Glo" ink) in the notice which the applicant must post at the proposed premises giving notice of the filing of the application, and also requires the applicant to post a copy of written notice of the scheduled hearing, and to include therewith a statement of the proposed use and capacity of the proposed premises; and imposes obligation on applicant to make reasonable efforts to insure that both of these posted items remain posted and to re-post these items upon receipt of a written request from the authority.
Sponsored by: Rep. Richard Gottfried
Advanced To Third Reading Cal.791 on 05/30/2014
You have voted AB-1577: Revises procedures regarding the issuance of both retail and special retail liquor licenses for on-premises consumption regarding the posting of certain notices: requires use of certain ink (i.e., pink ink of a neon, luminous or fluorescent variety such as "Day-Glo" ink) in the notice which the applicant must post at the proposed premises giving notice of the filing of the application, and also requires the applicant to post a copy of written notice of the scheduled hearing, and to include therewith a statement of the proposed use and capacity of the proposed premises; and imposes obligation on applicant to make reasonable efforts to insure that both of these posted items remain posted and to re-post these items upon receipt of a written request from the authority..
AB-1580: Authorizes a photo radar demonstration program in cities of one million or more imposing civil liability upon vehicle owners for maximum speed limit violations; authorizes such program to install a photo radar device on McGuinness Boulevard in the borough of Brooklyn; provides for the repeal of such demonstration program after three years.
Sponsored by: Rep. Joseph Lentol
Amend And Recommit To Transportation on 03/31/2014
You have voted AB-1580: Authorizes a photo radar demonstration program in cities of one million or more imposing civil liability upon vehicle owners for maximum speed limit violations; authorizes such program to install a photo radar device on McGuinness Boulevard in the borough of Brooklyn; provides for the repeal of such demonstration program after three years..