Politics Daily

Thompson: NYCEDC Didn't Send Water Bills for 22 Years


Here's Comptroller Bill Thompson at a press conference in his office today, where he said that the city Economic Development Corporation has failed, for the last 22 years, to charge subtenants at the Brooklyn Army Terminal for water or sewage. The city has lost out out on about $4.5 million in revenues as a result.

“So, while the city ignores water and sewer fees owed to it by its own subsidiaries and their own tenants, it is charging, or some would say gouging, taxpayers more than ever,” Thompson said.

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Anonymous (not verified) says:

When will the comptroller focus on the City Council and its fraudulent, phony, and illegal reserve accounts. By his silence he is destroying his credibilty and the integrity of the system

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