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2013 PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES
2012 PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES
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NYS Rehabilitation Tax Credits - Case Studies
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Comments on Draft Scope for the Generic Environmental Impact Statement (GEIS) on the Proposed Amendments to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA), 6 NYCRR-Part 617
download PDF 8/16/12 >
- Updated - Memorandum of Support - A bill authorizing the lease and license of buildings and facilities within Knox Farm state park
download PDF 7/24/12 >
- Memorandum of Support - An act authorizing and validating the alienation of certain parkland known as Empire Fulton Ferry State Park
download PDF 7/17/12 >
- League supports Federal transportation reauthorization bill
download PDF 6/29/12 >
- NYS Rehabilitation Tax Credits - Case Studies
- Memorandum of Support - A bill authorizing the lease and license of buildings and facilities within Knox Farm state park
download PDF 6/7/12 >
- Memorandum of Support - A bill establishing refundability for New York State Rehabilitation Tax Credits
download PDF 5/7/12 >
- Memorandum of Support - A bill extending the sunset date for New York State Rehabilitation Tax Credits to 1/1/2020
download PDF 5/7/12 >
- A Guide to Land Banking and Historic Preservation
download PDF 2/21/12 >
- League submits comments on SGEIS documents prepared by the Department of Environmental Conservation with regard to hydraulic fracturing.
download PDF 1/12/12 >
2011 PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES
2010 PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES
- Proposed tax law change threatens projects
rochester business journal 7/23/10 >
- Join the League in calling for restoration of NYSCA funding
letter 6/24/10 >
- Proposed cuts to tax credits will stall upstate revitalization
news release 6/22/10 >
- National Trust says NYS exemplifies threat to America's State Parks and State-owned Historic Sites
news release 5/19/10 >
- New Legislation Offers Hope that all State Parks and Historic Sites will open this season
- The bill would require the State Parks agency to maintain operations funding at the same level as last year, and would allow all parks to open until a 2010 state budget is passed. Please contact your Senator and Assembly member now, thank them for their continued support of state parks and historic sites and urge quick passage of Senate Bill 7776-A and Assembly Bill 11013-A so that ALL parks and historic sites will be able to open this season.
- WAMC Interview on Historic Site, Park Closures
Airdate 4/5/10 >
- "Stop Fooling with our State Historic Sites and Parks"
news release 4/1/10 >
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League, Advocates call on Legislature to restore funding to OPRHP letter 4/1/10 >
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Statement from Rep. Hinchey Nixes Closure of Fed-Funded Parks and Sites
more >
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Excerpt from NYS Senate Budget Resolution, Restoring funding for OPRHP
more >
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Excerpt from NYS Assembly Budget Resolution, Restoring funding for OPRHP (pp 22-23)
more >
Preservation League Responds to Park, Historic Site Closure List
more >
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Statements from Governor and Commissioner Ash on Park and Historic Site Closures
more >
2009 PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES
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Testimony before the Legislative Hearing on the 2009 Executive Deficit Reduction Plan
PDF 10/21/09 >
- Governor Paterson signs rehabilitation tax credit enhancements
PDF 7/29/09 >
Legislature Approves Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Enhancements
PDF >
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Historic Preservation Tax Credit Enhancements Pass Assembly, Similar Legislation Approved Earlier by Senate
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Senate Finance and Assembly Ways & Means Committee
Testimony delivered 02/03/09 to at the Joint Legislative Hearing on the 2009-2010 Executive Budget Regarding Economic Development Issues
PDF >
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Re-Invest NY Holds Statewide Summit on
Preservation Tax Credits
buffalo rising >
news release 1/16/09 >
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Despite extensive outreach from elected officials, business groups, housing advocates and preservationists, in September 2008, Governor David A. Paterson vetoed legislation that would have improved New York State’s Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit programs.
The measure (S.5425/A.30000) was approved by the Senate and Assembly in June and would have extended program benefits to a larger number of municipalities and a wider range of historic residential neighborhoods throughout New York, encouraging higher levels of reinvestment in both commercial and residential historic properties.
We know that our advocacy made it difficult for the Governor to veto this bill, and we will use that momentum to carry us forward as we continue to call for a broader strategy to revitalize communities throughout New York State.
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2008 PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES
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The Impact of the Economic Crisis on the State Budget
Testimony delivered 11/13/08 to the Assembly Ways & Means Committee
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Governor vetoes enhanced historic rehab tax credits
Municipal, preservation leaders urged Paterson to sign bill
news release 9/30/08 >
- Governor to consider enhanced historic rehabilitation tax credits
Expansions approved by Assembly, Senate in June
news release 9/15/08 >
- Tax credit bill would spur building rehab projects - Paterson should sign ... Elmira Star Gazette 9/21/08 >
- Tax credit bill could boost city project Watertown Daily Times 9/20/08 >
- Yonkers City Council President Chuck Lesnick's Op-Ed in support of rehab tax credits lohud.com 8/29/08 >
- National Trust Community Investment Corporation urges Governor Paterson to approve expansions to rehab tax credits PDF >
- A.30000 - Bill Text and Status PDF>
- Letter of support from municipal officials PDF>
- Letter of support from developers PDF>
- Letter of support from preservation organizations PDF>
- Talking Points - Support for Tax Credit PDF>
- Jay DiLorenzo, Peg Breen discuss rehab tax credits
listen to capitol connection on wamc
(airdate 8/2/08) >
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Public Policy Update
nys budget details - april 2008
New
York State Rehabilitation Tax Credit
Implementation Memo - revised
February 2008 >
2007 PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES
New York State
Rehabilitation Tax Credit
Preliminary Implementation Memo >
Memorandum of Support (A.7935-A / S.5425-A)
New York State Rehabilitation Tax Credit
for Historic Commercial and Residential Properties >
Historic Preservation’s Critical Role in Economic & Sustainable Development
Policy in New York State
PDF prepared for Governor Eliot
Spitzer >
Proposed Changes to State of New York Rehabilitation Tax Credit Programs – Commercial and Residential:
Chapter 547
of the Laws of 2006 >
2006 PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES
Historic
Homeowners Tax Credit
(A.11987 / S. 8392)
Chapter 547 - effective January
1, 2007 >
For more information on
federal legislation, please email Daniel Mackay at the League, or call
him at 518-462-5658 x18.
Also see the Preservation Action website at www.preservationaction.org
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