Assemblyman Richard Brodsky, on a nearly seven-month campaign to battle the issuance of $430 million in additional tax-exempt bonds for the new Yankee Stadium, wants a hearing next week on the project, but the city is not eager to attend.
This morning, Mr. Brodsky sent out a press release announcing that he was holding a hearing on Wednesday on the stadium deal, a day before the city holds its public hearing for the bonds. He invited two representatives of the city, Seth Pinsky, the president of the Economic Development Corporation, and Derek Park, who is the vice-chair of the agency that approves the bonds. read more »
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