Assemblymember Brindisi Supports Plan to Establish Tax Free Zones at State University Colleges
May 22, 2013
“Establishing public-private partnerships will create thousands of new jobs and be a huge boost to our local economy. Providing tax free zones for new businesses that locate at or near SUNY campuses will help foster much needed economic development. The proposal could also be another big step forward towards the realization of nanotechnology initiatives at SUNY IT.”
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