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Repeal Ossining ETPA

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Frank Cimino
7 years ago

There are plenty of legal tenant protections and affordable housing in Ossining: . !. the building dept, 2. the courts, 3. responsive Landlords, Ifca, 4. social services & section 8

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Tommy Penirelli
7 years ago

Ossining tax payers connot support any more low income,schools are over crowded already with illegal tenants living in low income housing multi family's living overcrowded small apartments illegally I was a landlord

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Frank Cimino
7 years ago

Owner of USA marketing group who owns rental apts in ossining village that will be negatively affected by the proposed ETPA law

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Rina Indusi
7 years ago

This needs to stop

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michael--lorenz
7 years ago

reject-etpa

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Not a good proposal for Ossining

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Cheryl Van Achte
7 years ago

Reject ETPA

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Joseph Hayes
7 years ago

Please vote against ETPA

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Alain Vanachte
7 years ago

Stop ETPA

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Jesse Yang
7 years ago Featured

Ossining is already one of the most affordable communities in the area for renters, but the tax burden continues to rise - particulary for owners of single or multi family homes that don't benefit from the unfair condo exemption.

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JOSEPH P HOLOHAN
7 years ago

STOP ETPA

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Susan Sylvester
7 years ago

When does big brother stop controlling my life? We are dealing with weed wackers, leaf blowers, teather laws and ferral cats. And now, ETPA. When will this stop?

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Linda and Steve Krivisky
7 years ago

We have been paying exorbitant taxes for 35 years but receiving only mediocre services- enough is definitely enough.

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Marie C Roe
7 years ago

oppose adopting ETPA

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

We are senior citizens. We are already paying very high school taxes to live in our home. We do not want our taxes raised any higher than they already are! We want to stay in our home.

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Michael Spall
7 years ago

Ossining Village already has done it share of subsidized housing, including new plans for Hidden Cove's 14 affordable units of 137 total units being built. ETPA is a discriminatory law in that it only effects older buildings with 6 or more units. Why should these established landlords be subject to a Public Rent Control Committee that will set lease terms, rent increases and maintenance budgets. Homeowners like me will make up the lost revenue in property tax increases when any building does not pay its fair share.

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Bruce Smith
7 years ago

Please stop the insanity. You've heard it before, and before that. Let's clean up Ossining first. Help the people who love living here ... afford to stay here. There are enough people in Ossining. Take care of the people who live here ... first.

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Marcelo Ippoliti
8 years ago

Its a simple formula, taxes go up therefore rents need to go up!

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Lauren Green
8 years ago

I want some tax dollars coming back to homeowners. We can't support everyone!

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Barbara Npoli
8 years ago

I am a homeowner paying exorbitant property taxes. My road has not been paved in 40 years! How about starting there!