BY JACK DELANEY | [email protected] Should the city move faster with small projects, or slow down so that the public has more opportunies to weigh in? That’s the broad question posed by this year’s five proposed changes to the City Charter, which New Yorkers are being asked to approve or reject. The Mamdani administration claims that.
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BY JACK DELANEY | [email protected] Should the city move faster with small projects, or slow down so that the public has more opportunies to weigh in? That’s the broad question posed by this year’s five proposed changes to the City Charter, which New Yorkers are being asked to approve or reject. The Mamdani administration claims that.
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