[Call to Order]
[00:00:04]
WHAT? THAT'S FUNNY. OH. ALL RIGHT, LET'S GET GOING. WAYS AND MEANS WE COULD START. MIKE. ROLL CALL. WE SET. ALL RIGHT. WE HAVE. WE? WE HAVE A COUPLE ADDITIONAL DOCKETS. WE'LL GET
[Resolutions]
TO. AND LET'S START WITH 2025, 1296 ESTABLISHED LINK ESTABLISHING THE ONEIDA COUNTY 250TH AMERICAN REVOLUTION COMMISSION. THIS COMES FROM THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTLY TO WAYS AND MEANS. DO WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? THIS IS FOR PLANNING, ORGANIZING EVENTS. BE AN ACTIVE COMMISSION TO. 1231 33 AND THEY'RE GOING TO REPORT BIANNUALLY TO THE BOARD. NO QUESTIONS. IT'S CALLED A VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. 1297 FROM PLANNING. JAMES SPOKE ON THIS SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION OF 300,000 TO 80 20, 6414 FOR 95 000 PLANNING OC REGIONAL ASSISTANCE QUESTIONS. NO QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS HOTEL TAX.LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? AND THAT CARRIES. LET'S MOVE ON.
1291. THIS IS FROM BUDGET TRANSFER OF $687,281 TO VARIOUS SALARY AND RELATED PERSONAL SERVICES ACCOUNTS. QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE. NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES SECOND AMENDMENT FROM TOMS OFFICE. BUDGET 1290.
TRANSFER OF. $11,587,087 TO VARIOUS SALARY AND RELATED PERSONAL SERVICES ACCOUNTS.
QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE. IN MOST OF THIS AND THE PREVIOUS HAS TO DO WITH SETTLEMENT OF CONTRACTS AND RETRO PAY. IF YOU LOOK AT SOME OF THE BIG TICKET ITEMS OT JAIL STAFFING, WE'RE TAKING JUST UNDER 4 MILLION ADDITIONAL COMPARED TO WHAT WE HAD BUDGETED. AND MOST OF THAT IS COMING FROM SALARIES IN THE JAIL. AND THAT HAS TO DO WITH OBVIOUSLY A LOT OF VACANCIES IN THE JAIL. AND WE OBVIOUSLY HAVE KNOWN ABOUT IT AT 2.5 MILLION SINCE THERE ARE NO QUESTIONS, LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. WE GO TO 1230.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT OF LANDO LAND OWNER REPRESENTATION. THAT WOULD BE STEVE DIMAGGIO TO THE REGION. SIX FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. QUESTIONS. MR. CHAIRMAN. YEAH. GO AHEAD.
JUST ONE QUESTION BEFORE I GO ON. STAGE IN. YOU EVER TAKEN FISH? THERE WAS UNDERSIZED OR UNDERSIZED OR ILLEGAL? NO, THAT'D BE CHRIS, NOT THE LATTER. WE HAVE TAKEN SOME THAT WERE TOO BIG AND WE'VE GONE BACK IN AND CONSERVATION. AND SO I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO BEING APPOINTED.
GEORGE, I'M NOT SURE WHO MADE THIS OFFICIAL REQUEST. I SEE JERRY'S NAME. I SEE THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE, I SEE MIKE BELLA. SO I'M NOT SURE ANYBODY REALLY WANTS TO GET CREDIT. AND IT CAME LATE. SO THEY WERE DEBATING. THE ONLY REASON THAT I'M LOOKING FORWARD FOR THIS, I HEARD THAT I'M GOING TO GET A FREE LICENSE. THAT BETTER NOT HAPPEN. HE CAN FINALLY HAVE A LICENSE. ALL RIGHT, NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES. WE ARE MOVING ON TO COUNTY ATTORNEY. OH 957 APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT FOR LEGAL SERVICES BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND STEPHEN W HAGGIS, ESQUIRE. THIS IS FOR CHILD SUPPORT. UTICA, ROME. FAMILY COURTS, PERSONAL SERVICES. QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE. NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES.
MOVE ON TO 1050. APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER, INC. MIKE SPOKE ON THIS DURING COMMITTEE.
[00:05:08]
1050. ANY QUESTIONS? COMMITTEE. NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE.AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. LET'S MOVE ON TO 1278. MENTAL HEALTH APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND THE CITY OF UTICA, THROUGH ITS POLICE DEPARTMENT. ANY QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE ON THIS? NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? NO OPPOSITION. THAT CARRIES. LET'S MOVE RIGHT ON TO CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU. 1268 APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY AND THE CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU FOR ONEIDA COUNTY. WE DID HAVE A BRIEFING. SARAH WAS HERE.
GAVE US SOME GOOD INFORMATION. KEITH. GO AHEAD. SO I BELIEVE YOU HAD ASKED AN UPDATE. A BROADER THAN ONEIDA COUNTY CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU. BUT THE QUESTION YOU HAD ON BED TAX, ETCETERA. SO A FEW NUMBERS AND UPDATE. THERE WAS A SUBSTANTIAL CARRYOVER IN AN ACCOUNT FROM 2023. BED TAX COLLECTION IN 24 WAS JUST SHY OF $2.7 MILLION. IF YOU LOOK AT OUR EXPENDITURES FOR 24, THE NEXUS BOND. A LITTLE OVER A MILLION HOCKEY TOURISM TOUR TOURNAMENT WAS 1.5 MILLION, WHICH INCLUDED 500,000 FROM THE PREVIOUS CARRYOVER. TOURISM WAS AT $1 MILLION. COMMUNITY ARTS AND STANLEY IMPROVEMENTS COMBINED OF JUST OVER 100,000. THAT LEFT EXPENDITURES IN 24. AT $3.67 MILLION AND ANTICIPATED CARRYOVER AT THE END OF THIS YEAR AT $1.6 MILLION. FROM FROM FROM THE BED TAX, IF YOU WILL. LOOKING AHEAD THIS YEAR WITH THE NEXUS BAN CONTINUES. THE REQUEST FROM TOURISM WAS 1.1 MILLION. AND THAT'S WHAT THIS CONTRACT IS. AND IT IS A TWO YEAR CONTRACT FOR THOSE AROUND HERE. THE PREVIOUS 2 OR 3 YEARS, WE REDUCED IT DOWN AND LOOKED AT THAT. WE'VE ALREADY APPROVED A COUPLE OTHER EXPENSE EXPENSES UNDER THAT UTICA ZOO ROME SOFTBALL FIELD AND B-52 REHAB ALL CAME OUT OF THAT TOURISM MONEY. SO THAT KIND OF GIVES YOU AN UPDATE. AND THE NEW FIGURES WILL BE OUT. SO SOMEWHERE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD THAT'S GROWN TO IN 24, 2.69 MILLION, JUST UNDER $2.7 MILLION. AND SO THE CAMP.
THE COMBINATION OF TOURISM AND THE NEXUS IS SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF THAT. BUT THERE'S STILL MORE MONEY IN THAT ACCOUNT. THANK YOU, MR. CHAIR. THANK YOU. APPRECIATE YOUR EFFORT IN GETTING THAT INFORMATION. AND ALSO, DAN, COULD YOU MAKE A COPY OF THAT FOR ALL BOARD MEMBERS? SURE. INFORMATION JUST BEFORE ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE I ADD MY $0.02. GO AHEAD GEORGE. SARAH IS THE DIRECTOR OF TOURISM, IS HERE TO INTRODUCE YOUR STAFF. I HAVE ONE QUESTION IN THERE TO SUPPORT THIS OR CONCERNS THAT THE PROVINCE I ASKED THEM TO COME FOR SUPPORT, BUT THEY ARE CONSTANTLY COMING OUT. YEAH. SO I HAVE MADISON SERMAK. SHE'S OUR DIRECTOR OF SALES. AND ANDY DARCY, OUR DIGITAL CONTENT MANAGER. AND THEN ALSO MANY OF YOU MET HER. SHE WAS OUR INTERIM PRESIDENT WHEN I WAS OUT ON MATERNITY LEAVE, AND WE HAVE CONTRACTED WITH HER FOR MARKETING AND STRATEGIC PLANNING AND THINGS LIKE THAT. CHANDALA WAS AT A CAREER FAIR THIS MORNING, WHICH IS ALSO A FULL TIME. AND THEN WE HAVE LIZ, WHO'S PART TIME, AND SHE WORKS AT OUR WELCOME CENTER EVERY WEEKEND. SARAH, CONGRATULATIONS, YOU. IT SEEMS LIKE YOU GOT GEORGE ONE OVER. SO THAT'S THAT'S A BIG PLUS. I JUST GOT A COUPLE STATEMENTS I NEED TO MAKE. IT DOESN'T PERTAIN TO YOU SPECIFICALLY, SO IT HAS TO DO WITH BED TAX. THANK YOU KEITH.
AND AGAIN, DAN, FOR THE INFORMATION THAT WE HAD REQUESTED IN COMMITTEE. IF YOU BOIL IT DOWN AND KEITH EXPANDED ON THE NUMBERS, WHEN YOU LOOK AT NEXUS BONDING JUST OVER 1
[00:10:03]
MILLION, AND THEN YOU ADD THE 1.1 MILLION FOR VISITING CONVENTION BUREAU. SO RIGHT THERE YOU'RE AT ABOUT 12. 1 MILLION THIS YEAR. WE HAD SOME ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL EXPENSES.EXCUSE ME GOING FORWARD IN 2025. BUT REALLY IF YOU WANTED TO ADD TO 300 K, WE SPEND EVERY YEAR 300,000 FOR THE ZOO. THAT WOULD EAT UP PRETTY MUCH THE WHOLE ANTICIPATED 2.6 OR 2.7 MILLION.
WE HAVEN'T DONE THAT. THAT'S COMING. COMING OUT OF THIS YEAR'S BUDGET, GENERAL. BUT WE NEED TO BE COGNIZANT OF THAT FACT THAT A GOOD PORTION IS BUDGETED AND FOR GOOD CAUSES.
LET'S CALL THE VOTE ON THIS. HOLD ON. GO AHEAD. WOULD YOUR UPDATE THERE OF LOOKING AT THE PLANS THERE FINANCIALLY? THEY WERE IN GOOD SHAPE FROM THAT STANDPOINT. I DO WANT TO SAY FROM THE TOURISM OF THEIR BOARD MEETINGS. I'VE ATTENDED A FEW, BUT OUR REPRESENTATION OF MAJORITY LEADER AND MINORITY LEADERS, AND I KNOW MARY'S ATTENDED A FEW OF THOSE MEETINGS. I WOULD ASK IF YOU WOULD. SARAH, YOU HAVE A COUPLE OF NEW APPOINTEES AS DIRECTORS, I BELIEVE, DID ON THE BOARD. YES. YEAH. WELL, THE MOST THE TWO MOST RECENT ARE MICHAEL, WHERE HE'S DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND THE UTICA COMETS. AND THEN WE HAVE DANNY FRIEDEN, CO-OWNER OF KANSAS CITY ROYALS. SO AGAIN, IF THEIR STIPULATION AND WHO'S ON THEIR BOARD AND BROADEN THAT OUT BACK TO YOUR FINANCE, THERE IS A LITTLE BIT OF THAT NUMBER IS TRENDING UPWARD, WHICH IS ALWAYS POSITIVE. AND AS WE SAW BACK, THE TOURNAMENTS AND EVERYTHING ELSE THAT NEXUS AND THE HOTELS THAT ARE ARE THEY'RE USING AND THAT UPTICK, IF YOU WILL, IN IN ALL OF TOURISM OF DIFFERENT EVENTS THAT GO ON. AND EVEN THIS YEAR WITH THE SNOWMOBILE SEASON THAT I'M SURE HAD AN IMPACT IN THAT PART OF THE COUNTY. SO ALL VERY POSITIVE. THANK YOU SIR. THANK YOU CHAIR. OKAY, JUST TO FOLLOW UP, SINCE YOU'RE THERE, SARAH, YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE THE MEETING. ARE YOU GOING TO HAVE IT ON THE 20TH? STILL? YES. AND I HAVE INVITATIONS THAT WE ARE BRINGING TO THE FULL LEGISLATIVE BOARD MEETING. SO EVERYONE WILL SEE ONE OF THOSE. BUT THEY ARE NEXT. THE EVENT IS NEXT THURSDAY, MARCH 20TH AT MUNSON. IT STARTS AT 430. THERE'S AN HOUR OF NETWORKING IN THE ROOT COURT, AND THEN WE'LL MOVE INTO THE AUDITORIUM. WE HAVE A KEYNOTE SPEAKER. WE HAVE THE PRESENTATION OF THE CHRISTOPHER P TOURISM LEADERSHIP AWARD. AND THEN IT'S A BRIEF PRESENTATION FROM MYSELF AND OUR JENN FROM ND MARKETING, OUR AGENCY OF RECORD.
IT'S A GREAT EVENT. I REALLY I THINK IT'S THE BEST WAY TO LEARN ABOUT WHAT WE DO. AND WE'VE KIND OF TRANSITIONED WITH THAT USED TO LOOK LIKE IT USED TO BE KIND OF JUST A FULL RECAP OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR. I THINK PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED IN WHAT WE'VE DONE AND ACCOMPLISHED, BUT WE ALSO NOW TIE IN WHAT OUR GOALS ARE, WHAT WE'RE WORKING TOWARDS, UPCOMING CAMPAIGNS. SO IT'S JUST A REALLY GOOD WAY TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ALL THE DIFFERENT WAYS THAT ONEIDA COUNTY TOURISM IS WORKING AND WHAT WE DO. YEAH. THANK YOU. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. THIS IS 1268 CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU 1268. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED.
THAT CARRIES. 1219 SHOULD BE UPRIGHT. MIKE. OKAY. THIS IS PLANNING RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF CONSOLIDATION APPLICATION WITH THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR A FISCAL YEA. 2425, FEDERAL SECTION 5311 GRANT FOR THE RURAL AND NON URBANIZATION MOBILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICE IN ONEIDA COUNTY. I BELIEVE JAMES SPOKE SPECIFICALLY LAST WEEK ON THIS NO COUNTY DOLLARS IN-KIND SERVICE. I BELIEVE ON THIS QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE SINCE THERE ARE NO QUESTIONS, LET'S CALL THE VOTE ON 1219. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE.
AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES. LET'S MOVE ON TO 1295. THIS WOULD BE MVCC LOOKING FOR MY NOTES THERE. OKAY. TRANSFER OF 150,000 TO A 20 400 2485 495298 COMMUNITY COLLEGE MVCC THINKUBATOR. AND WE HAD A PRESENTATION ON THIS. ANY QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE? YEP.
GO AHEAD. SO AFTER OUR COMMITTEE MEETING, THERE'S A LITTLE EXPRESSION FROM MAYBE MORE CONSERVATIVES ON THE BOARD OF IS IT NECESSARY. IS THIS EXPENDING MONEY BEYOND AND FRANK, IF I
[00:15:03]
WANT TO ASK YOU TO STEP UP THERE IF YOU WOULD FROM THE INVESTMENT AND BUSINESSES, I'VE ASKED FRANK TO MAYBE HIGHLIGHT OVER THE LAST 4 OR 5 YEARS OF WHAT KIND OF IMPACT FROM ESTABLISHING BUSINESSES, CREATING JOBS AND TAXES. SO MAYBE A LITTLE HIGHLIGHTED THERE, IF YOU WOULD.THANK YOU. FIRST OF ALL, JUST TO GIVE A BRIEF UPDATE, WHEN YOU THINK OF THE THINKUBATOR, THE SBDC, SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER AND THE NEW YORK STATE INNOVATIVE HOTSPOT COME THROUGH THE THINKUBATOR. BOTH OF THOSE ARE AT EIGHT 5326 BROAD STREET. THEY REPORT TO ME WE'VE GOT SEVEN FULL TIME EMPLOYEES THERE. SO SOME OF THE QUICK THINGS, YOU KNOW, COMPANIES AND CLIENTS THAT COME THROUGH US, THEIR SURVIVAL RATE AT FIVE YEARS IS 80%. IF A BUSINESS, A PERSON DOESN'T COME THROUGH US, THE SURVIVAL RATE IS 50%. SO WE HELP THEM SURVIVE THE REVENUE GROWTH. FOR A COMPANY THAT COMES THROUGH THE THINKUBATOR IS 15 TO 30% HIGHER THAN SOMEBODY THAT DOESN'T COME THROUGH TO THINKUBATOR JOB CREATION COMPANIES, INDIVIDUALS THAT COME TO THE THINKUBATOR CREATE 15 TO 30% MORE JOBS HERE IN ONEIDA COUNTY THAN IF THEY DON'T COME THROUGH OUR SERVICES.
LAST YEAR, WE SERVED 1200 INDIVIDUALS, CAME THROUGH OUR THINKUBATOR BECAUSE WE ALSO HELP THEM SECURE BANK LOANS TO INVEST IN THEIR BUSINESS OR EXPAND THEIR BUSINESS. LAST YEAR, THERE WAS $5 MILLION IN ADDITIONAL CAPITAL FOR COMPANIES THAT CAME THROUGH THE THINKUBATOR. LAST YEAR, WE HELPED 57 INDIVIDUALS START BUSINESSES IN ONEIDA COUNTY. WE TYPICALLY DO ANYWHERE FROM A LOW OF 30 TO A HIGH OF 60 NEW BUSINESSES A YEAR. WE'VE BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR EIGHT YEARS THERE. WE'RE SUPPORTED BY NEW YORK STATE AND ONEIDA COUNTY. AND JUST A QUICK HIGHLIGHT. I MEAN, AS A BUSINESS PERSON, I ALWAYS LOOK AT THE ROI FOR MY BUSINESSES AND WHAT I'M INVOLVED WITH. AND I'M SURE THE COUNTY AND THE COLLEGE LOOKS AT IT. AND QUITE HONESTLY, I MEAN, ONE QUICK, MARY SHEPHERD WAS A PERSON THAT WORKED AT BGM SUPPLY FOR 30 YEARS. THE OWNER WAS GETTING READY TO RETIRE, DIDN'T HAVE ANYONE TO SELL IT TO. MARY SHEPHERD CAME TO US AT THE THINKUBATOR. WE WORKED WITH HER TO GET A BANK LOAN. WE WORKED WITH HER DURING COVID BECAUSE PEOPLE THAT WANTED TO GET MONEY THROUGH COVID HAD TO COME THROUGH OUR OFFICE. SHE ENDED UP BUYING THE BUSINESS, HIRED 11 PEOPLE LAST YEAR. SHE JUST GOT LAST YEAR SHE GOT THE CONTRACT TO SUPPLY ALL THE HVAC EQUIPMENT FOR THE BUFFALO BILLS NEW STADIUM. LAST YEAR SHE DID $20 MILLION IN BUSINESS HERE, HEADQUARTERED HERE IN ONEIDA COUNTY WITH 11 EMPLOYEES. THAT'S ONE OF OUR LARGER SUCCESS STORIES. BUT THERE'S NUMEROUS SUCCESS STORIES THAT WE HAVE THAT COME THROUGH TO THINKUBATOR. AND I VIEW THE ROI AS VERY GOOD FOR THE STATE AND THE COUNTY, QUITE FRANKLY. THANK YOU. SO I THINK FROM THAT, RICK, THAT I THINK WE'D SAY PRETTY GOOD INVESTMENT AND RETURN TO DO IT. AND I DO KNOW IN A PROPOSAL COUNTY EXECUTIVE HAD ASKED MAYBE IN THE FUTURE THAT THAT BE ADDED MORE PERMANENT TO THE BUDGET INSTEAD OF A ADD ON OUT OF CONTINGENCY. THANK YOU. THANKS, FRANK. THANK YOU, THANK YOU FRANK. OTHER REQUESTS I DID MAKE YOU LISTED A BIG SUCCESS STORY, AND AT SOME POINT, CAN YOU SEND ME AN EMAIL WITH SOME OTHER SUCCESS STORIES THAT I CAN TELL? I'VE GOT FOR THE COMMITTEE AND THE BOARD? 20 COPIES OF FOR SUCCESS STORIES. GREAT. THANK YOU. JUST THIS YEAR I WANTED TO APPRECIATE IT, I WILL LEAVE THEM WITH THAT. THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. LET'S VOTE ON THIS DOCKET. 1295 FROM MVCC. THE THINKUBATOR 150,000. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES IT. DEPARTMENT. CHRIS SPOKE ON THIS APPROVAL OF INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY, NEW YORK STATE, THROUGH ITS OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECH SERVICES, DIVISION OF HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY SERVICES.
THIS IS AGAIN, 1218. ANYBODY QUESTIONS? NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. NOW WE GOT A COUPLE DOCKETS FROM ANTHONY CARVELLI FINANCE. 1264 WOULD BE APPROVAL OF FIVE CORRECTIONS TO VARIOUS ERRONEOUS TAX ASSESSMENTS. QUESTIONS? NO QUESTIONS. CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. AND THEN 1259, APPROVAL OF A FIRST EXTENSION AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND VANESKI TRAINING AND SUPPORT SERVICE. QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS SPECIFIC DOCKET? IS FOR, I
[00:20:11]
BELIEVE, CAPTURING REIMBURSEMENTS. AND THE COST IS $15,850 FOR ONE YEAR. ANY QUESTIONS? NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. AND THAT CARRIES. LET'S GO ON TO 1187 PUBLIC WORKS APPROVAL OF AN EXTENSION TO LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY AND NEXTERA PROPERTY INVESTMENTS 1187. THIS HAS TO DO WITH WEST DOMINICK AND A LOT OF THE ISSUES WITH THE TORNADO IN ROME. DO WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? NO QUESTIONS. CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? CARRIES. NEXT. 1115 PUBLIC WORKS. APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT TO EXTEND A MUNICIPAL SNOW AND ICE AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND NEW YORK STATE, THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. AND MATT COVERED THIS QUESTIONS COMMITTEE. IT WAS A MISCALCULATION ON SOME NUMBERS BY THE STATE, NOT US. IS MATT HERE? YES. MATT, I GOT A QUESTION FOR YOU. SO IT'S MISCALCULATION THE LAST THREE YEARS WHICH PROJECTS WHAT WE'RE GOING TO RECEIVE FROM 24 TO 29.SO IT ACTUALLY INCREASED THE SUPPLEMENTAL PAYMENT FOR THIS YEAR AS WELL AS SOME OF THOSE WELLS. SO IT WAS JUST THAT THEY I THINK IT WAS JUST THAT THEY HAD FINAL NUMBERS AT THE END OF THE YEAR. SO THEIR ESTIMATE WAS OFF SIGNIFICANTLY. SO THEY WANTED TO HAVE AN UPDATED CONTRACT WITH THE MOST UP TO DATE NUMBERS IN IT. ANY RECALCULATION BASED ON THE WINTER OF 2425 OR THE 2324 IS THE MOST RECENT WINNER AS PART OF THAT CALCULATION. SO I MEAN, 324 BECAUSE NO, THIS PAST WINTER'S NUMBERS WERE. YEAH, I MEAN, AT THE END OF THE DAY, THE THIS CONTRACT, IT'S ALL ESTIMATES BECAUSE UNLIKE WHAT WE DO WITH THE TOWNS WHERE WE GIVE THEM A COST PER MILE, AND THAT'S WHAT IT IS, WE DO ACTUALLY JUST REIMBURSEMENT FOR WHAT WE SPEND.
SO IT'S A ONE FOR ONE, YOU KNOW. SO WE CHARGE THEM FOR WHAT WE SPEND. IT'S JUST AN ESTIMATE OF WHAT IT WILL BE FOR BUDGET PURPOSES. BUT IF WE WERE OUT THERE EVERY SINGLE DAY, THEN THEY'LL BE PAYING FOR US FOR EVERY SINGLE DAY. I KNOW THAT. I'M SORRY. SURE. OH NO WORRIES.
OKAY, MIKE, I MISSED THAT ONE. I'LL LET IT GO THIS TIME. RICK. OKAY. ANY QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE ON THIS? LET'S CALL A VOTE ON 1115 PUBLIC WORKS. EVERYBODY APPROVING. I A AGAINST. AND THAT PASSES 1115. LET'S MOVE ON TO O 970 PUBLIC WORKS MVCC. THIS IS APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT WITH MARCH ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS PC FOR THE PROVISION OF PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL DESIGN CONSULTANT SERVICES FOR THE ACADEMIC BUILDING ROOF REPAIR AT MOHAWK VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, UTICA CAMPUS. QUESTIONS ON THIS SIX $60,800? NO QUESTION. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. WE MOVE ON TO 1033 PUBLIC WORKS TRANSFER OF $131,687, AND AMEND TO CAPITAL PROJECT. HD. DPW 038 51 202. CAPITAL OUTLAY BRIDGES.
QUESTIONS. COMMITTEE. NO QUESTIONS. CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED.
THAT CARRIES NEXT 1240 WATER POLLUTION. APPROVAL OF A TASK ORDER NUMBER TWO TO A MASTER AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF WATER QUALITY AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL AND GHD CONSULTING SERVICES. ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION SYSTEM. QUESTION COMMITTEE ON THIS. ANYBODY? LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES MOVE ON TO 1281 APPROVAL OF A DEDICATED ROAD PATROL SERVICE AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS SHERIFF'S OFFICE IN THE VILLAGE OF CLINTON. SHERIFF, CAN YOU. OH. YOU'RE READY? I WASN'T ABLE TO ASK QUESTIONS OUT OF COMMITTEE LAST THURSDAY, BUT BEFORE I ASK ANY QUESTIONS, DOES THE COMMITTEE HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? IS IT A 1 OR 2 YEAR CONTRACT? ONE. IT'S A ONE YEAR, 170. ACTUALLY, I THINK THERE WAS A THOUGHT JUST TO GO TO CALENDAR YEAR. SO IT'D BE LESS THAN ONE YEAR INITIALLY. IS THAT CORRECT
[00:25:05]
AMANDA OR NO. YEAH, THERE ARE TWO. THERE'S AN ADDITIONAL VERSION THERE. NOW, WE UNDERSTAND THAT THERE MAY BE SOME LEGISLATORS THAT WE'RE LOOKING TO LIMIT JUST TO THE 2025 CALENDAR YEAR. SO THERE IS A SECOND VERSION ALONG WITH THE SECOND RESOLUTION, WHICH DIDN'T FIT TO AN END DATE OF DECEMBER 31ST, 2025. AND PRO RATES THE COST BASED ON THE NUMBER OF DAY.IS THAT THE DOCKET WE'RE VOTING ON OR THIS AMENDMENT TO THE DOCKET? YOU HAVE TO AMEND IT.
YOU'D HAVE TO. OKAY. QUESTIONS BEFORE WE GO TO THE AMENDMENT, COULD I ASK AMANDA WHO'S PROMOTING THAT IT BE AMENDED THAT WAY? I DON'T KNOW, I WAS JUST ASKING TO PREPARE THE SECOND VERSION. I'M SORRY. IT'S AMENDED TO A ONE YEAR OR TWO. LESS. LESS? LESS THAN ONE YEAR.
THE PRESIDENT WILL. FOR THE REST OF THIS YEAR, TO BE PRO-RATED. YES. YEAH. THAT'S WHY I MAY HAVE MADE AN AMENDMENT OR A SUGGESTION OF ONE. SO WE PREPARED THE SECOND VERSION OF THE CONTRACT AND THE SECOND VERSION OF THE RESOLUTION TO MATCH THAT SUGGESTION TO THE BOARD CHOSE TO ATTACK WHAT WAS IN FRONT OF YOU TO BE DECEMBER 31ST, 2025. WE ALREADY HAVE THE CONTRACT AND RESOLUTION PREPARED FOR THAT. SO IN ESSENCE WE LOSE OUT ON APPROXIMATELY THREE MONTHS. IS THAT WHAT I'M THINKING? COULD I MAKE ONE MORE COMMENT, MR. CHAIR? I ATTENDED A DOT MEETING IN CLINTON THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING, AND AS THE SHERIFF MAY KNOW, THEY'RE GOING TO BE IN CLINTON FOR TWO YEARS REPAIRING COLLEGE STREET, A STATE ROAD, 12 NORTH AND 12 B SOUTH. SO MEADOW STREET AND UTICA STREET AND THE THEIR SEWERS, SIDEWALKS, REHAB OF THE STREETS. AND IF YOU'VE DRIVEN UTICA STREET LATELY, YOU KNOW IT'S BEEN DECREPIT FOR YEARS AND IT'S ALL OUTGOING TRAFFIC TOWARDS THIS AREA WITH THE TRUCKS AND IT'S THE ROADS GOOD ON THE OTHER SIDE, THAT SAID. AND THE D.O.T. WILL HAVE THEIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, BUT THIS AS I UNDERSTAND IT, THE MAYOR IS LOOKING FOR COVERAGE AT THE SCHOOL WHEN THE STUDENTS ARRIVE, WHEN THEY LEAVE AT THE END OF THE DAY AND AT NOON, SHE'S LOOKING FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL AND PARKING OVERSIGHT AND JUST A GENERAL ASSISTANCE. SO UP TO 96 HOURS, I THINK WITH THE STATE DOT PROJECT GOING ON, IT'S GOOD THAT THEY HAVE THE EXTRA COVERAGE. WE HAVEN'T SEEN THE KIRKLAND POLICE COVER THINGS AS THEY HAD YEARS BACK. WE HAD ONE CAR IN CLINTON IN THE 60S WITH ONE POLICE CHIEF, CHIEF WILKINSON. BUT THE SERVICE, THE MANPOWER, EVERYTHING HAS BEEN CUT BACK. BUT THE BUDGET FOR REAL ESTATE TAXES HAS BEEN STEADY. SO KUDOS TO THE TOWN SUPERVISOR ON THAT. BUT I THINK THAT THE MAYOR NOW WANTS TO HAVE ADDITIONAL COVERAGE IN THE VILLAGE. AND WITH THIS PROJECT GOING ON, I THINK IT'S VERY TIMELY. WITH THAT SAID, IT GOES UP TO 96 HOURS. SHERIFF, DO YOU ENVISION A FULL 96 HOURS A WEEK, WHICH IS TWO 40 HOUR WEEKS PLUS ANOTHER 16 HOURS? OR WOULD YOU IMAGINE THAT'S THAT? IT MAXES AT THAT. BUT WHAT MIGHT YOU THINK MIGHT BE A REGULAR SERVICE? IT'S PROBABLY GOING TO BE CLOSE TO THAT. I MEAN, I DIDN'T WANT TO GET INTO SPECIFIC TIMES BECAUSE I DIDN'T WANT TO PUT THAT OUT TO THE PUBLIC. WHEN THE LAW ENFORCEMENT IS GOING TO HAVE A PRESENCE THERE AND WHEN WE'RE NOT. BUT YOU ARE CORRECT. THE MAYOR ASKED FOR SOME PEAK, SOME CONCERNS OF HERS AT PEAK TIMES, SCHOOL TIME, NOT ONLY IN THE MORNING, NOT ONLY AT DISMISSAL, BUT ALSO AT LUNCHTIME, BECAUSE IT'S ONE OF THE FEW CAMPUSES IN THE COUNTY WHERE ALL THE OLDER KIDS CAN LEAVE THE CAMPUS AND THEY WALK THROUGH THE VILLAGE.
SO THERE'S A LOT OF PEDESTRIAN CROSSING ISSUES. THE BUSINESSES HAVE CONCERNS. THERE'S ALSO CONCERNS FROM BUSINESS OWNERS OF A LACK OF PARKING ENFORCEMENT, BECAUSE PEOPLE WILL PARK IN THE DEDICATED BUSINESS SPOTS THAT MAY LIVE IN APARTMENTS ELSEWHERE IN THAT GENERAL AREA, AND THOSE STOREFRONTS LOSE THEIR FRONT PARKING FOR LIKE HOURS AND HOURS, SOMETIMES DAYS AT A TIME.
THEY'RE LOOKING FOR OVERNIGHT PARKING ENFORCEMENT, SOME SPEED ENFORCEMENT ON ON VARIOUS ROADS, JUST GENERAL POLICING IN ADDITION TO, YOU KNOW, CALLS FOR SERVICE THAT COME IN. AS YOU KNOW, AS YOU JUST MENTIONED, KIRKLAND PD IS STRUGGLING WITH STAFFING LIKE A LOT OF PLACES ARE. AND, YOU KNOW, OUR NEED TO BE THERE IS A LOT MORE THAN IT EVER HAS BEEN OVER THE PAST COUPLE OF YEARS. VERY GOOD. THANK YOU. NO OTHER QUESTIONS. SO THIS IS CURRENTLY IN FRONT OF US A ONE YEAR CONTRACT. YES. WE CAN GET OUT AFTER SIX EITHER AFTER SIX OR THE VILLAGE OF CLINTON CAN GET OUT AFTER SIX MONTHS. CORRECT. IF THAT'S HOW IT'S WORDED. SURE. HOW IT'S WORDED. I DON'T THE ORIGINAL DOCKET. CAN WE OR THE VILLAGE GET OUT AFTER SIX MONTHS AND NOT
[00:30:03]
THE WHOLE YEAR? OR IS IT ANYTIME? NO, IT'S I THINK IT'S ANYTIME. RIGHT. SO IT'S AN ESCAPE CLAUSE. YES. SO IF THAT'S THE CASE, WHY WOULD WE GO FROM A YEAR TO NINE MONTHS? BECAUSE WE WOULD ENTER A THIRD MONTH OF THE YEAR. NOW IT'S JUST FOR THE YEAR 2025 CALENDAR YEAR. I WOULD, MR. CHAIRMAN. YEAH GO AHEAD. I. I CERTAINLY GOT THIS PRETTY GOOD. MY FIRST THOUGHT I LOOK AT IT AS A PILOT PROGRAM. I'M NOT REALLY 100% CONVINCED THIS IS THE WAY WE SHOULD DO IT WITHIN THE COMMUNITY AS A POLICE FORCE. BUT ON THE OTHER HAND, I'VE GOTTEN. FROM THE POLICE CHIEF THAT I'VE GOTTEN ALL THEIR CALL NUMBERS, THE NUMBER OF TICKETS I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE SAME INFORMATION. SURE. AND SO WE CAN EVALUATE, YOU KNOW, MAYBE THIS IS A PILOT PROGRAM THAT MAY PHASE OUT THEIR POLICE FORCE, YOU KNOW, AND THEN WE. WILL CAN GO TO THE COMMUNITIES THAT.SURE, WE KEEP STATISTICS ON EVERYTHING. SO THAT'S ALL PUBLIC INFORMATION. ABSOLUTELY. I MEAN, I THINK WE LOOK AT THIS AS A PILOT PROGRAM, WHICH YOU TO CLARIFY AN INFORMATION INTERVENTION. PROVISIONS IS REALLY BY EITHER PARTY. THE OTHER REACHES THE OTHER TERMINATION PROVISION IS ONLY IF THE BOARD DOES NOT APPROPRIATE. IF EITHER YOU KNOW, WHETHER IT BE THE VILLAGE OR THE COUNTY DOES NOT APPROPRIATE FUNDING TO COVER THE AGREEMENT. THERE'S A 30 DAY NOTICE PROVISION, BUT THERE IS NO PROVISION TO TERMINATE BASICALLY AT WILL ON NOTICE. QUESTION FOR YOU, SHERIFF. YES, SIR. SPOKE ABOUT THIS AT COMMITTEE THURSDAY. YOU SPOKE SPECIFICALLY OF THE FACT THAT YOU DO THE PATROLS, YOU DO THE WORK, AND YOU SAW THIS AS YOU AND THE COUNTY REAPING 170,000, BECAUSE YOU'RE GOING TO BE THERE ANYWAY. YOU'RE GOING TO BE THERE TO SUPPORT. AND AS YOU DO THE REST OF THE COUNTY. JUST KIND OF THINKING THIS THROUGH WITH A POSSIBLE AMENDMENT, WHY WOULD WE NOT GET 170,000 AND KEEP IT AS IS INSTEAD OF MODIFYING IT SOMEWHAT AND ONLY GET $135,068? DOES THAT MAKE SENSE? THAT'S THAT'S YOUR DECISION. I MEAN, THAT'S GOT NOTHING TO DO WITH ME. A TERM OF THE CONTRACT. I'M. HAVING NEGOTIATED THE CONTRACT, I'M NOT SURE WHAT THE CONTRACT LANGUAGE IS. IF IT READS THAT WAY, IF IT'S FOR THE YEAR 2025, THAT'S ALL I. I'M NOT SURE WHERE WE SUGGESTED THAT. SO THE ORIGINAL AGREEMENT WAS FROM THE 17TH OF THIS MONTH TO THE 16TH OF MARCH OF NEXT YEAR OF 2026. SO THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT WOULD THEN HAVE THE CONTRACT RUN FROM THE 17TH OF MARCH TO DECEMBER 31ST, AND THEN WOULD BE PRORATED FROM 170 DOWN TO 135. SO THIS COMMITTEE NEEDS TO DECIDE WHETHER OR NOT THEY WANT IT TO BE A FULL CALENDAR YEAR, OR FROM MARCH TO BASICALLY JANUARY. BUT GO AHEAD, MIKE. SHERIFF, WOULD IT AFFECT YOU NINE MONTHS? 12 MONTHS? NO, IT DOES NOTHING.
WE'RE THEY'RE DOING IT ANYWAY. SO YEAH. AND THE MAYOR IS WILLING TO PAY THE, THE 270,001 7170 RATHER. YEAH. YEAH. SO CAN YOU GET THEM TO PAY 270. I MISSPOKE I'M SORRY. IT IS 170.
I'M NOT SURE THAT THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE THE D.O.T. WORKING THERE. WON'T BE WORKING IN THE WINTER MONTHS ANYWAY, BUT WE COULD START IT AGAIN IF IT'S WORKED. GOOD. AND SHE WANTS IT AGAIN. IF SHE WERE TO APPROACH THE TOWN, SHE COULD APPROACH US IN JANUARY OR, YOU KNOW, IN THE FALL ABOUT. YEAH, IT'S BEEN WORKING OUT GOOD FOR SIX MONTHS WITH THREE MONTHS TO GO AND SAY, I WANT TO PUT IT THROUGH THE LAW DEPARTMENT, ETC. FOR A FULL YEAR FOR 2026. SO I DON'T SEE ANY HARM. YOU KNOW, I THINK SHE'S GOING TO BE.
[00:35:17]
DISAPPOINTED THAT SHE, SHE THOUGHT SHE HAD HAS HAS THIS BEEN MENTIONED TO HER. IT HAS. AND THEY HAVE AGREED EITHER WAY. OH OKAY. YOU HAVE A SIGNED VERSION FROM THE VILLAGE AS WELL LIMITING THE TERM TO DECEMBER 31ST. SO THEY ARE IN AGREEMENT EITHER WAY. WELL GOOD. IF IT'S A PILOT PROGRAM THEN DO IT FOR, YOU KNOW, THE REMAINING MONTHS OF 25 AND HAVE IT BE WITH THE CALENDAR YEAR. RIGHT NOW, THE AMENDMENT IN FRONT OF US IS FOR 12 MONTHS, AS IT HAS GONE THROUGH COMMITTEE. THE ORIGINAL THE ORIGINAL IS 12 MONTHS AT 170,000 PER DISCUSSION ABOUT A POSSIBLE AMENDMENT. SOMEBODY IF YOU WANT TO OFFER THAT AMENDMENT, STATE IT AND WE'LL VOTE ON IT, GET A SECOND AND VOTE ON IT. BUT RIGHT NOW, I HAVEN'T HEARD THAT AMENDMENT OFFICIALLY BEING OFFERED TO REDUCE IT TO $135,068 AND IN ESSENCE, REDUCE IT FROM A ONE YEAR AGREEMENT TO A NINE MONTHS, APPROXIMATELY. I LIKE THE EXTRA COVERAGE FOR THE SCHOOL. THERE'S TWO SROS IN CLINTON SCHOOL, BUT IF WE WERE TO DO IT FOR A YEAR, IF I DON'T WANT TO BE AGAINST ADEQUATE PROTECTION, SO I WOULD VOTE, I WOULD KEEP IT A FULL YEAR AS IT WAS. LET'S CALL THE QUESTION, LET'S VOTE ON THE ORIGINAL DOCKET 12 MONTHS, 170,000. SINCE I DID NOT HAVE AN AMENDMENT ON THE ORIGINAL DOCKET. ONE YEAR, 170,000. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED.THAT CARRIES. THANK YOU, THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. OKAY, LET'S LET'S MOVE ON TO 1274. APPROVAL OF AN AMENDMENT TO CAPITAL PROJECT H ER, 103 56 102 CAPITAL OUTLAY. GRIFFITHS AIRFIELD BUILDING ROOF REPAIRS. QUESTIONS? ANY QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE? LOOKS LIKE IT'S THREE DIFFERENT PROJECTS. BUILDING 100, 101 AND BASE SIX. SHORTFALLS OF ABOUT 22,000. NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. THAT WAS 1274. LET'S MOVE ON. 1293 AIRPORT SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION OF $284,357 TO A9900 90 901 900 105 BUDGET CAPITAL FUND, AIRPORT QUESTIONS DISCUSSED IN AIRPORT COMMITTEE.
ROOF REPAIR. AGAIN, I DID HAVE A QUESTION. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS I HAD A QUESTION ABOUT, AND MAYBE SOMEBODY CAN ANSWER MY QUESTION PERTAINING TO BUDGET. THIS IS COMING OUT OF IT LOOKS LIKE CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG. WE HAVE A BUDGET ACCOUNT FOR INTEREST, FINANCE, TREASURY INTEREST AND EARNINGS OF $2.5 MILLION. IT'S IN THE BUDGET. SO THIS IS BEING TAKEN FROM THAT INTEREST AND EARNINGS ACCOUNT. I KIND OF CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD. I DON'T I DON'T REMEMBER THAT. DO YOU REMEMBER THAT HAVE ANY ANYTHING ABOUT THAT. I'M SUPPORTING IT. BUT I'LL I'LL FOLLOW UP AND GET INFORMATION IF ANYBODY'S INTERESTED FROM TOM ABOUT THAT. WE'RE NO PROBLEM. I'M VOTING FOR IT. BUT ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? I JUST THAT CAME UP AND LOOKING AT THAT. ANY QUESTIONS? LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. THAT WAS 1293. LET'S MOVE ON TO 1197.
AIRPORT APPROVAL OF AVIATION CAPITAL PROJECT AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION IN NEW YORK STATE, THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION.
QUESTIONS ON ON THIS STATE GRANT OF $226,022, NO COUNTY DOLLARS EXPENDED, ACCORDING TO ED.
RIGHT. ED. CORRECT. ALL RIGHT. QUESTIONS? NO QUESTIONS. CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE.
AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. LET'S GO TO 1282. THIS IS AIRPORT ALSO ADVANCE APPROVAL OF GRANT AGREEMENTS BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THROUGH THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION AND ONEIDA COUNTY, THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION AND THE STATE OF NEW YORK THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR DESIGN. PHASE ONE AND TWO OF THE SECURITY AND WHILE IT'S I THINK WILDLIFE PERIMETER FENCE PROJECT, CAN YOU REPEAT THAT? YES. ADVANCE APPROVAL. THIS IS WILDLIFE PERIMETER AND SECURITY.
WE'VE SPOKEN ON THIS BEFORE. I BELIEVE THAT. HAS ANY QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE AGAIN ON THIS? NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? NO OPPOSITION THAT CARRIES MIKE. THIS IS THE LAST ONE. 1322. OKAY. FROM THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE'S OFFICE AUTHORIZATION TO APPLY FOR THE ONEIDA HERKIMER SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY. REDUCED FEE PROGRAM FOR DISPOSAL OF
[00:40:08]
DISASTER DISASTER DEBRIS. QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE ON THIS. NO QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? NO OPPOSITION THAT CARRIES ANY OTHER BUSINESS BEFORE THIS COMMITTEE. THANK YOU. FRANK, I APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH. YOU CAN GIVE IT TO US. OKAY. THANK YOU. MOTION TO ADJOURN.* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.