Stanley Brezenoff, Interim Chair of the troubled Housing Authority, voiced concerns Oct. 10 about the Federal monitor who will oversee the agency having too much control over day-to-day management.
In June, Mayor de Blasio agreed to a consent decree with the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s office that will require the city to spend $2 billion on public housing over a five-year period and places the agency under the watch of a Federal monitor in order to end the investigation of HA’s non-compliance with lead-paint laws.
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