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Kate Slevin

  • Senior Vice President, State Programs and Advocacy, Regional Plan Association
New York
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Op-Ed | Congestion pricing ‘pause’ wreaked havoc on the last MTA Capital Plan and threatens the newest

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By Kate Slevin, Rachel Weinberger
| amNewYork Verified
The weather may be cooling, but the pressure to properly fund the MTA, reduce costly congestion, and improve air quality and emissions is still heating up. At the top of the list of policy pressure points this summer is the Central Business District Tolling Program, more commonly known as congestion pricing.
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Housing in New York is increasingly unaffordable. Hochul, Legislature must act now

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By Kate Slevin, Laura Harding Verified
| Our Community Now
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Housing in New York is increasingly unaffordable. Hochul, Legislature must act now

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By Kate Slevin, Laura Harding Verified, Tim Foley
| Yahoo News Verified
Sky high rents. Scant options for first-time home buyers. Record homelessness rates. These problems share a common root: a lack of housing supply. New Yorkers need more safe and affordable homes to prevent displacement, bolster our economy and help communities thrive. Albany tried but ultimately failed to reach consensus to address housing and land use reforms last session. With the legislative session starting this week, and as Gov.
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