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TRD's Kathryn Brenzel
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At the time of this writing, Brenzel is tuned into the meeting, during which — after what we in the newsroom call a “top edit” — the Council approved the contentious rezoning of Soho and addressed other key real estate issues like the J-51 tax break and a ban on gas hookups in new buildings.

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