City Board Permits Doctoroff A Role in Development Projects

March 26th, 2008 | Category: New York News

The city’s Conflicts of Interest Board is allowing a former deputy mayor and current president of Bloomberg LP, Daniel Doctoroff, to have a role in undoubtful city development projects that he participated in as a public servant. The decision permits Mr. Doctoroff to preserve his seat on the boards of the Hudson River Park Trust and the Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation. He plus will be allowed to serve as an unpaid consultant

on several city projects, including the mayor’s…

Original post by Special to the Sun

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