New York lawmakers finally greenlit a massive, $269 billion state budget late Wednesday — two months after its due date. The spending plan includes a pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes in New York City,

The budget includes a provision to allow mayors to nullify commissions convened by a previous administration after they leave office. It was a late addition in spending plan negotiations, with state lawmakers learning about the plan for the first time earlier this week, or seven weeks after the April 1 deadline.