“Good Cause opt-in!”
“Tenants need protections now!”
“Homes, not profits. Protect residents.”
“I pay over 50% of my income on rent. I shouldn’t be afraid to ask for repairs.”
“¡Aprueben Good Cause!”
The benches in the board room at Sleepy Hollow Village Hall were crowded on Sept. 8, as residents and nonprofit advocates urged the board of trustees to opt into New York’s Good Cause Eviction law.
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