NYC environmental protection commissioner resignsNEW YORK - Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New York City's environmental protection commissioner is leaving city government for a new job.
Bloomberg says in a statement that Emily Lloyd resigned Wednesday and will become chief operating officer of Trinity Church's real estate operation.
The mayor is praising Lloyd's work on the city's water infrastructure. He notes that tunneling was completed for a new city water tunnel during her tenure.
Before becoming commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection in 2005, Lloyd headed the Sanitation Department under mayors David Dinkins and Rudy Giuliani.
4 comments:
Praising her work on the city's water infrastucture? Great to know the people responsible for my basement getting flooded with SEWAGE never have to pay.
DONOVAN IS CORRECT
THE COMMISSION CAME TO UTOPIA PARKWAY AND DID NOTHING FOR THE FLOOD VICTIMS OF AUG 8, 2007 AND JUNE 14 2008 AND NO AGENCY HAS HELPED.
HER FIELD REP SHOULD ALSO GO; HE TOLD ME HE IS FROM THE BRONX (CHEER) AND DOESNT KNOW QUEENS
MIKE SIDELL COA
LETS GET A COMMISSIONER THAT KNOWS QUEENS AND HELPS US NOW
You nitwits!
Your communities are being hollowed out, so who cares? No one wants middle class whiners who want no win quality of life issues.
Move so an absentee landlord can fill your humble abodes with the tweeded, or better yet, tear it down to put in a human warehouse.
Now the new watertunnel, there is the payoff. A chance to shoehorn more in to the tune of THOUSANDS!
Good to get rid of this career Pol - now a RE portfolio manager and developer of some of the richest undeveloped properties in lower Manhattan! Good $$ck!
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