NYC- Pinero, Sally Hernandez, Deputy Mayor, 1991

File — Box: 19, Folder: 9

Scope and Contents

Letter to NYC Mayor Dinkins, copied to Deputy Mayor Pinero, re the Business Relocation Assistance Corporation (BRAC) and the need to change the policies of the Koch administration, which discouraged retention of apparel manufacturing in Manhattan, September 20, with attached statement by Mazur before the NYC Planning Commission, September 11; letter from Mazur to Pinero suggesting meeting re economic development policies with Wallace Ford, commissioner, Office of Business Services, and Paul Marinaccio, executive director, Economic Policy and Marketing Group, July 12; outline of notes in preparation for September 27 meeting with Ford and Marinaccio; draft notes from August 16 meeting with Pinero and David Smith, commissioner, Office of Business Development; letter to Mayor Dinkins from Rogi Equities & Investors (dba Chop Chop Cutting Services) threatening to move out of state unless the city provides a tax rebate, June 17; charts showing New York City apparel employment; memo to Mazur from ILGWU exec asst James Parrott reporting finding by Kurt Salmon Associates that out-of-town buyers inject at least $100 million annually into the NYC economy, September 26; outline of notes, “NYC 1991: World’s Capital in Transition”; letter from Mazur to Pinero re city’s efforts to save Mademoiselle Knitwear from bankruptcy, urging that rights of workers be considered, March 26

Dates

1991

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

Conditions Governing Access

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