Justice Wayne Ozzi ordered the city to use "any and all resources and information available" to determine if a property qualifies for the new tax on luxury second homes before demanding residency information from homeowners. A Staten Island judge on Tuesday ordered the Mamdani administration to cancel thousands of notices sent to property owners warning.
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Justice Wayne Ozzi ordered the city to use "any and all resources and information available" to determine if a property qualifies for the new tax on luxury second homes before demanding residency information from homeowners. A Staten Island judge on Tuesday ordered the Mamdani administration to cancel thousands of notices sent to property owners warning.
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