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New York A 10052 — Extends the effectiveness of the authority of the town of Red Hook to impose real estate transfer taxes and to deposit revenue from such taxes into a community preservation fund

New York, 2025-2026. A 10052: Extends the effectiveness of the authority of the town of Red Hook to impose real estate transfer taxes and to deposit revenue from such taxes into a

A 100522025-2026 sessionAssembly

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Latest action

October 16, 2026 — DELIVERED TO GOVERNOR

Summary

Extends the effectiveness of the authority of the town of Red Hook to impose real estate transfer taxes and to deposit revenue from such taxes into a community preservation fund.

Sponsors

Bill text

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Recorded votes

Floor Vote

June 3, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 43 · no: 18 · excused: 1 · absent: 1 · other: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (63)
MemberVote
Kevin S. Parkerabsent
Jeremy Cooneyexcused
Alexis Weikno
James Tediscono
Dan Stecno
James Skoufisno
Jessica Scarcella-Spantonno
Steve Rhoadsno
Anthony H. Palumbono
Robert Orttno
Thomas F. O'Marano
Mario Matterano
Jack M. Martinsno
Monica Martinezno
Andrew J. Lanzano
Pamela Helmingno
Joseph A. Griffono
Stephen T. Channo
Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrickno
Jake Ashbyno
Jeremy Zellneryes
William Weberyes
Lea Webbyes
Mark Walczykyes
Sam Suttonyes
Andrea Stewart-Cousinsyes
Toby Ann Staviskyyes
José M. Serranoyes
Luis R. Sepúlvedayes
James Sanders Jr.yes
Julia Salazaryes
Christopher Ryanyes
Robert Rolisonyes
Gustavo Riverayes
Jessica Ramosyes
Roxanne J. Persaudyes
Peter Oberackeryes
Zellnor Myrieyes
Dean Murrayyes
Shelley Mayeryes
Rachel Mayyes
John Liuyes
Liz Kruegeryes
Brian Kavanaghyes
Robert Jacksonyes
Michelle Hincheyyes
Pete Harckhamyes
Andrew Gounardesyes
Kristen Gonzalezyes
Michael Gianarisyes
Patrick M. Gallivanyes
Nathalia Fernandezyes
Patricia Fahyyes
Leroy Comrieyes
Cordell Cleareyes
Siela Bynoeyes
Samra Broukyes
Jabari Brisportyes
Erik Bottcheryes
George Borrelloyes
April Baskinyes
Jamaal Baileyyes
Joseph P. Addabbo Jr.yes

Assembly Vote

June 3, 2026 · Assembly · pass

yes: 99 · no: 41 · absent: 0 · excused: 10 · not voting: 0 · other: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (150)
MemberVote
Mr. Speakeryes
Simpsonno
Peoples-Stokesyes
Leeexcused
Forrestyes
Buttenschonno
Zinermanyes
Simoneyes
Paulinyes
Lavineyes
Fitzpatrickyes
Burroughsno
Zaccarono
Simonyes
Palmesanoyes
Lasherexcused
Fallyes
Burkeno
Yegerno
Shresthayes
Otisyes
Kimyes
Eichensteinno
Burdickyes
Wrightyes
Shimskyyes
O'Pharrowno
Kellesexcused
Eachusno
Brown Kyes
Woerneryes
Septimoyes
Novakhovno
Kayno
Dursono
Brown EAno
Williamsno
Sempolinskiyes
Norberyes
Kassayno
DiPietroyes
Brook-Krasnyno
Wiederyes
Seawrightyes
Morinelloyes
Jensenyes
Dinowitzyes
Bronsonyes
Weprinyes
Schiavoniyes
Morenoyes
Jacobsonyes
Dilanexcused
Braunsteinyes
Walshno
Sayeghyes
Molitoryes
Jacksonyes
DeStefanono
Brabenecyes
Walkeryes
Santabarbarayes
Mitaynesyes
Hyndmanyes
De Los Santosyes
Boresexcused
Vanelyes
Rozicyes
Milleryes
Hunteryes
Davilayes
Bolognano
Valdezexcused
Rosenthalyes
Mikulinyes
Hooksyes
Daisno
Blumencranzyes
Torresyes
Romeroyes
Meeksexcused
Hevesiyes
Cunninghamyes
Blankenbushyes
Tayloryes
Riverayes
McMahonno
Hawleyyes
Cruzyes
Bichotte Hermelyes
Tapiayes
Reyesyes
McDonoughexcused
Griffinno
Cookexcused
Bergerno
Tannousisno
Reillyno
McDonaldyes
Grayyes
Conradno
Benedettoyes
Tagueyes
Ramosno
Manktelowyes
Gonzalez-Rojasyes
Coltonyes
Bendettno
Stirpeno
Rajkumaryes
Maherexcused
Glickyes
Clarkyes
Beephanyes
Sternyes
Ragayes
Magnarelliyes
Gigliono
Chludzinskino
Barrettyes
Steckyes
Rayes
Lupardoyes
Gibbsyes
Changno
Barclayyes
Solagesyes
Pretlowyes
Lunsfordno
Gandolfono
Chandler-Watermyes
Baileyyes
Smullenyes
Powersyes
Lucasno
Gallahanyes
Cashmanno
Angelinoyes
Smithyes
Pirozzolono
Levenbergyes
Gallagheryes
Carroll RCyes
Andersonyes
Slaterno
Pheffer Amatoyes
Lemondesno
Friendno
Carroll Pno
Alvarezyes

Legislative history

  1. DELIVERED TO GOVERNOR
  2. RETURNED TO ASSEMBLY
  3. PASSED SENATE
  4. 3RD READING CAL.1392
  5. SUBSTITUTED FOR S9041
  6. REFERRED TO RULES
  7. DELIVERED TO SENATE
  8. PASSED ASSEMBLY
  9. ORDERED TO THIRD READING RULES CAL.413
  10. RULES REPORT CAL.413
  11. REPORTED
  12. REPORTED REFERRED TO RULES
  13. REPORTED REFERRED TO WAYS AND MEANS
  14. REFERRED TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

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