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	Welcome to The Mayor’s Office of Industrial and Manufacturing Businesses The Mayor's Office of Industrial and Manufacturing Businesses is dedicated to addressing the needs of New York’s industrial and manufacturing businesses. Understanding the critical contribution of this sector to the City's vitality, the Office coordinates implementation across City agencies of Citywide policies to retain and promote industrial and manufacturing firms.


	NYC Business Express is the one-stop website for the license, permit, tax, and incentive information and applications you need to start, operate, or expand your industrial or manufacturing business. Visit www.NYC.gov/BusinessExpress. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn recently announced that small businesses can take advantage of the NYC Penalty Relief Program, which eliminates late penalties and interest on eligible, outstanding Environmental Control Board debt for those that apply to pay their base fine amount before December 21st. Get relief on outstanding Environmental Control Board tickets with hearing dates scheduled before May 1, 2009. For those tickets that qualify, you will not have to pay default, interest or late penalty charges. The program includes violations for dirty sidewalks, illegal posting of handbills and other tickets issued by City agencies. To learn more, visit www.NYC.gov/finance. The Mayor and City Council Speaker recently created the Regulatory Review Panel. The Panel will review the structure and function of City regulations and their impact on small businesses. The Panel will issue a report at the end of the year that will include a series of recommendations that are expected to fall into the following categories: changes in law, improved customer service, and greater transparency. Do you have a suggestion or idea for the Panel? If so, e-mail regreview@cityhall.nyc.gov. On June 1st the City launched a Brooklyn pilot of the Development Coordinator Initiative, a new resource for developers, contractors, and licensed professionals. The Initiative is a forum for senior leadership from across City agencies to resolve specific interagency conflicts that may be slowing down development. Starting October 1, the Coordinator will expand to include projects in Queens. To submit your Brooklyn project for consideration, visit www.NYC.gov/devcoordinator and complete the brief questionnaire. Applicants will be contacted within 48 hours of submission. Read the new report on the City's food manufacturing industry: "More Than A Link In The Food Chain"

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