Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure · Jun 25, 2026
Thursdayat least 1 h 04 min4 officials identified3 public speakers6 agenda itemsRoll call: 8 present, 2 excused (clerk)Video: Viebit, 2 recordings
The result was announced as “With a vote of 7 in the affirmative, 0 in the negative, and no abstentions, resolution has been approved by the committee.”
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Agenda · 6 itemsShowHide
- 0:34Create unlimited transfers within the two-hour period of paying the Metropolitan Transportation Authority subway or bus fare for pay-per-ride users.
- 0:45This bill would require that the Department of Transportation assess streets and sidewalks underneath elevated train infrastructure to determine if lighting is needed. In areas where the Department determines that lighti
- 0:53This bill would require the Department of Transportation (DOT) or a DOT permittee, whichever is performing disruptive work, to post at least 1 sign at each end of every block where the disruptive work will occur, at leas
- 0:53This bill would allow sidewalk cafe operators to enclose their year-round sidewalk cafes annually from November 30 through March 31. The bill also permits weather protection materials that may be used at other times duri
- 1:07This bill would require roadway and sidewalk cafe operators to ensure that their outdoor setups are clear of trash, debris, graffiti, vermin, food scraps and unsanitary conditions. Operators who violate this provision wo
- 1:15This bill would allow sidewalk and roadway cafe operators to pay their annual revocable consent fees in quarterly installments to reduce their upfront costs.
What happened
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- The committee took up proposed Resolution Number 143A, which calls on the State Legislature and Governor to create unlimited transfers within the 2-hour period for pay-per-ride MTA subway and bus users.0:34rec. 1
- A roll call vote was taken on proposed Resolution 143A.2:31rec. 1
- The result was announced as “With a vote of 7 in the affirmative, 0 in the negative, and no abstentions, resolution has been approved by the committee.”3:29rec. 1
- The chair adjourned this part of the committee hearing.3:37rec. 1
Who spoke
4 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Shaun AbreuChair · District 7 · 13 minFirst speaks at 0:25rec. 1
- Justin E. SanchezDistrict 17 · 2.9 minFirst speaks at 5:32rec. 2
- Phil WongDistrict 30 · 2.6 minFirst speaks at 31:37rec. 2
- Christopher MarteDistrict 1 · 1.9 minFirst speaks at 46:56rec. 2
Roll call: 8 present, 2 excused, 0 absent. From the clerkPublic comment: 3 speakers.
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Hamlet, “Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, Jun 25, 2026: New York.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/nyc/transportation-and-infrastructure/meetings/2026-06-25. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Jun 25, 2026.