Prohibits the mayor from residing in a rent stabilized apartment and allows landlords to evict mayors exceeding income limits.
This bill amends the emergency tenant protection act of 1974 to prohibit the mayor from residing in a rent stabilized apartment if the household income exceeds $258,000. It authorizes landlords to bring a special proceeding to evict the mayor if this income limit is exceeded. The bill also mandates that landlords verify reported income and imposes a civil penalty for knowingly making false statements.
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