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Support Our Bills for a study on NYers' rights to free admission to city institutions

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Natasha Torres
3 years ago

Free admission

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Alissa
3 years ago

Disheartened that I have been paying taxes in the state of New York for 20+years and have never gone to a zoo for free!

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Humpo Jones
3 years ago

Yes

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Paul Boley
3 years ago

A 'll NYC Residents should be entitled to free cultural venues in NYS

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

According to the terms of controlling laws.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

According to the terms of controlling laws.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Urge family and friends to sign the Petition so the bills will pass and get closer to enforcing the laws spelling out New Yorkers' free rights.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

If the bills pass.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

According to the terms of controlling laws.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Provided for in laws.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

And passage of the study bills will result in the facts of free admission for New Yorkers to be codified, enforced and made public.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

The bills call for codifying the laws providing for free admission to New Yorkers.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

The public-private partnership laws were to give New Yorkers free admission in exchange for free rent now approximating more than $700 Million annually.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Laws set out the terms.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

According to the terms of the public-private partnership.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

According to the laws.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

The public-private partnership was to ensure free admission in exchange for rent-free use of park land and buildings.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

The mid-1800's plan was for the institutions in the park to be a ...park activity... and thus open and free year round or on terms in the laws.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

The laws dictate the facts.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

The 1970's was the beginning of the pay-what-you-wish admission policy which grew to the higher suggested or recommended fee and in some instances to fixed fee.