Council schedules votes on housing, finance, parkland, deed-theft and other measures; outcomes not recorded in transcript

The New York City Council announced a slate of measures to be voted on during the meeting, including land‑use, finance, public‑health, and consumer‑protection items. The transcript records the council placing these items on the agenda and members’ statements introducing them; the transcript does not record final vote tallies or formal outcomes for the items listed.

Council member Sandy Nurse said the Brownsville Neighborhood Coordination Program application from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development would facilitate three deeply affordable buildings on city-owned vacant parcels in her and Council member Crystal Hudson’s districts, producing 75 units with affordability ranging from 30% to 70% of area median income.

The agenda also listed multiple finance and procedural items, including an introductory bill from Council member Justin Brannan that would change the Independent Budget Office report date from May 15 to May 20 and move council budget hearings into a May 10–31 window; a resolution by Council member Carmen de la Rosa urging hospitals to contract with industrial laundry companies that respect workers’ legal rights; and a pre‑considered charter amendment introduced by Council member Lincoln Restler to adjust numbering changes and preserve…