7 Committee on Environmental Protection and Waterfronts’ meetings, 5 transcribed
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Sep 30 · Committee meetingDepartment of Buildings staff answered questions on Intro 343, including that a crane permit application costs between $150 and $250.Speakers: James F. Gennaro, Harvey D. Epstein
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Apr 15 · Committee meetingThe committee took up Intro 730B, on water quality testing and posting the results online, and Resolution 351, on the federal Endangered Species Act, for a vote.Speakers: James F. Gennaro
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Apr 6 · Committee meetingThe committee opened a hearing on Intro 730A (water quality testing at city waterfronts), Intro 795 (outdoor drinking fountains), Intro 804 (light pollution) and Reso 351 (Endangered Species Act).Speakers: James F. Gennaro, Harvey D. Epstein
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Mar 19 · Preliminary Budget Hearing - Environmental Protection and Waterfronts took 3 h 41 minThe longest item after routine business: Preliminary Budget Hearing - Environmental Protection and Waterfronts, 3 h 41 min of this at least 3 h 41 min meeting.Speakers: James F. Gennaro, Kamillah Hanks, Justin E. Sanchez
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Feb 25 · Committee meetingThe committee held an oversight hearing on the city's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through renewable diesel, and heard Intro 554 and Intro 555.Speakers: James F. Gennaro, Harvey D. Epstein, Justin E. Sanchez
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