Relates to requiring affordable housing projects to calculate and only use the area median income for the specific zip code that the project is located in for determining affordability.

AB 3109 Relates to requiring affordable housing projects to calculate and only use the area median income for the specific zip code that the project is located in for determining affordability

New York 2019-2020 General Assembly

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Introduced 01/28/2019

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Rep. David Weprin


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Ellen Jaffee


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Rep. Carmen Arroyo


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Rep. Michael Miller


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Rep. William Colton


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Rep. Jeffrion Aubry


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Rep. Vivian Cook


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Rep. Walter Mosley


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Rep. Rebecca Seawright


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Rep. Jose Rivera


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Rep. Alicia Hyndman


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Carmen De La Rosa


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Rep. Charles Barron


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Diane Richardson


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Brian Barnwell


Primary Sponsor

Rep. Maritza Davila


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Latoya Joyner


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Tremaine Wright


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Rep. Aravella Simotas


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Rep. Erik Dilan


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Rep. Michael DenDekker


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Rep. Victor Pichardo


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Sen. Anthony Palumbo


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Rep. Clyde Vanel


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Rep. Robert Rodriguez


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Rep. Andrew Goodell


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Rep. Dan Quart


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Rep. Alfred Taylor


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Rep. Daniel Rosenthal


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Sen. Nathalia Fernandez


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Rep. Catalina Cruz


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Rep. Mathylde Frontus


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Rep. Karines Reyes


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Rep. Nader Sayegh


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Rep. Marjorie Byrnes


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