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for Monday November 21st 2022 first time
on our agenda is presentation Miss
Patrick yes thank you very much
president Porterfield I'd like to
introduce Mr Neil golub um Neil if you'd
like to come up and stand here Marion
that'll put you on the camera Neil's
going to speak with us this evening
about his concept
he's going to speak to us about news new
Schenectady
take it away it's just that simple yes
that's it
hello hello thank you it's nice to meet
you all I don't think I met you all
personally but you have my personal uh
gratitude and appreciation for letting
me be here as many of you know I've been
involved in this community for an awful
lot of years back in the 80s my Jane
before she passed she and I put together
with the with the Anti-Defamation League
a world of difference and no place for
hate and these are programs that are
available in our schools K through 12
and they were first programs approved by
New York state for Statewide use K-12
and I'm happy to report that we've had a
tremendous amount of success as a matter
of fact so much these programs have now
become National and probably one of the
few that exist in this community we have
a lot of schools there are eight schools
that have no place for hate as part of
their curriculum for the year and
Schenectady unfortunately there's only
two of them in the region there's eight
and entire region there's close to 60
odd schools that have put these programs
in and they are year-long programs for
the students and the schools to work on
things to help improve the conditions
that exist but I want to talk to you
tonight about is the project that I have
been working on for a long time as many
of you know with Roger ho we started
um
the effort to bring itself back it's
going to keep 2000 was started in about
1993 and we created some very good
things with our programming and have had
much success in doing that one of the
things that we wanted to do was to
change the reputation of Schenectady
because there had been a long period
where our reputation here and really
going down the tubes and in 1990 our
downtown was described as one of the
ugliest in the state of New York and so
we attempted to do something to change
that in 1997 Bob Farley came to me and
said he had an idea and we put together
the Metroplex Development Authority
which was a unique design which had been
brought in from others that have been
used in New York state we've got the
state legislature to approve it
including the Senate and the assembly we
did all the lobbying work and then
lobbied the governor had this
legislation passed and in 1999 we got
the Metroplex Development Authority for
Schenectady and it has been
schenectady's driving engine ever since
then and frankly as I look around today
I'm frankly amazed at the changes that
have occurred in our community and there
have been substantial changes and I know
when I hear people from Albany and other
parts of the community coming here for
dinner or for events or activities and
giving Schenectady lots of credit but my
thought has always been what we have to
do to improve our reputation and like
we've done so many things here if I said
to you all right now do you see the
changes that have occurred in
Schenectady what would you say yes and I've done this at the Chamber of
Commerce meeting I've done it at other
meetings over the past number of months
I've spoken to literally a hundred
different local political Executives and
everybody I've talked to has been very
positive about the concept and what I'm
trying to do is to say that why we've
made all these changes there's nothing
that separates Schenectady from what it
was we still have when we say
Schenectady still carries with it that
old reputation and what I'm suggesting
we do is something very simple and let
me give you an example of something that
really worked I think we've all heard of
the grocery product called tide
we use that to clean the wash and so
forth as we know well a number of years
ago they designed a new tide they had a
new formula and they didn't change their
name they used the same name and what
did they call themselves new tide well I
wish you could see what happened to
their sales numbers when they did that
people heard it they respected it they
tried it and they and they changed it
and since then over a number of years
the word new has disappeared because
it's not new anymore but the fact is by
using new they got people to hear their
name and what I'm trying to do and I've
looked at hundreds of names over the
past year I've used a marketing
consultant locally we've looked the
names and it really came to the
conclusion that you can't change
Schenectady Schenectady is what it is
and nobody's going to go for that
however I said to myself what happens if
we just use one simple adjective new
Schenectady
well for those of us who know and we
hear the term we know what new
Schenectady is but for those people who
don't know what new Schenectady is
they're going to say what do you mean
new Schenectady and that gives us a
chance to explain it to them there's no
cost we don't have to get any government
approval to do it it's a word that's
here today and gone tomorrow if we
should so choose but it gives us a
chance to leverage what we've done in a
way that people might hear that's
Schenectady is today a different place
and I know you're all struggling to find
a way and certainly this community has
many opportunities but you know what
there are a lot of wonderful people in
this community and we wouldn't be where
we are today if it wasn't for the people
here that have made such a strong effort
to bring this community to a different
level and I've spent the last 30 or 40
years been working on it and I ain't
done yet and I've done until until we
find a way that we have some thing that
helps us move the Schenectady reputation
to a higher level and so I wanted to
share with you what the thought was I
have worked with my advertising people
and by the way it's a very low cost
operation I'm not asking for a dime you
know okay but I I think we can I think
we can pull this off my advertising guys
come up with some Billboards that we're
working on right now some really clever
unique Billboards that would get the
message across and some other methods of promotion and advertising that would
be good for us we've talked to the
people that discover Schenectady and
they're anxious to work with us and I
think most of the people that we have
talked to kind of think it's a good idea
so what I was hoping to get is your
support and your agreement that you
don't think is such a bad idea maybe
it's a good idea and maybe we can all
help ourselves a little bit and if we
can get people from other communities
saying what's new snack to go about that
gives us a chance to deliver the message
so that people can hear and we can be
proud of what we've accomplished here
and we have all accomplished a lot and
this could not have happened without
hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of
people doing their thing we fortunately
have gotten a good leader at the
Metroplex who has been able to put lots
of deals together and what we created by
the way when we when we design Metroplex
every town in the city in the county of
Schenectady has benefited from the
benefits that have accrued as a result
of Metroplex
the Metroplex has given back to the
towns close to 90 over 90 million
dollars in tax benefits have gone back
to the towns
so that the relationship in the towns
with the city
good very good and I'm hoping we can do
more so I'm asking for your support
I'll be happy to take any questions
I've been stumped you
so Mr Gold definitely thank you for the
presentation just trying to wrap my head
around to what extent so would you have
an example of how the designation news
connected will be applied like am I
having trying to conceptualize it would
it be mayor McCarthy city of New
Schenectady or whether it be updating
cdca
one of the things I want this to be is
Grassroots and you would call they said
all of us and if we all say we live in
new Schenectady or this is part of new
Schenectady all we're doing is putting
an adjective on a term that we have
lived with I've been in the city since
1937 a couple years I've got a couple
years under my belt okay but I'm still
working for Schenectady I haven't given
up and I still believe in this community
before my dad passed
he had tried to turn Schenectady around
but unfortunately wasn't able to and he
said Neil he says you you have the
ability to be able to do it would you
please try and work with Roger Hall at
Union College at the time and and we did
and I think over these years we've come
a long way and I think it's a it's a
Grassroots thing that we can all do that
everybody in this room can do when we
talk with our friends and I'm sure when
you ask your friends if you've been to
Schenectady what do you think they'll
give you the same response that people
have given me
now we got lots of things to do here you
know we we played a big role in the Boys
and Girls Clubs and this past summer
with the police chief we sent 50 kids
from from Arbor Hill to the uh to uh
Ginger cook for for a week you know
there's lots of good things going on
here good educational programs hopefully
more of the people in the school system
will use what we've already given them I
underwrite a full-time group of people
that teaches no place for hate
a full-time organization that goes
around to the schools promoting from
kindergarten through high school no
place for hate and if we could figure
that out as a community as people as
friends we'd be a much greater community
and that's what I'm hoping this will
help us do just one more step
yep Mr Farley so uh I I want to say I
like the idea of new Schenectady
um because I think just adding new to it
but then you know Schenectady to capture
the historic relevance and then all the
good things that have happened I think
that um some something that we can do
better as a city is really highlight the
good things that are happening in the
city I think that you know to your point
um there was a point in time where we
um had earned them maybe a reputation
that that we shouldn't be proud of but
um just really earned it by the way yeah we did I'm about accountable but
that's that's behind us and I I give the
mayor a lot of credit he's made a lot of
very positive change in this unity and
at one time I didn't support him but I
do now and and and I think he's made a
real effort it's a you know it's a group
of people all trying to work together so
that you can get your thoughts across
you know in in business one of the
things that I have tried to train my
organization is you have to listen to
other people you have to hear what they
say and it's helpful even if you
articulate what they said to make sure
that you understand what they said too
often people talk and nobody listens and
as a result good ideas go by the board
if Bob Farley had said had said he said
to me that one night he said we can get
a Public Authority but it's going to
take you and me working together to get
it done because it's going to be a big
job if I had let that idea go over my
head and didn't hear it we wouldn't be
where we are today
and I happen to be a pretty good
listener and I've tried to train my
people to be good listeners and I hope
as as a council as a city as a county
that if we do the same thing we can go a
lot farther as a community of people all
working together to figure out what our
problems are and how do we fix them
and I'm doing my share I guarantee it
I'm doing my sharing I'm going to
continue to do it I don't know how many
more years I got around here but I'll
continue to keep working
my friends coming here by the way
well thank you very much Neil everybody
any other thing do you have a question
nope okay thank you thank you thank you
all right I'll give you your mic there
thank you very much
okay
um we only have one member of the
finance committee here so we're going to
be moving all of those items to City
development and planning
uh so we'll move on to health and
Recreation I'd like to open health and
Recreation we have one item on the
agenda and that is
um I'm proposing that we um
create a ceremonial resolution
um honoring the Schenectady Belmont Pop
Warner cheerleaders who I think all of
you know
are headed to the Nationals and they're
looking to raise some money to do so I
think they have a they have a GoFundMe
campaign underway already so actually Mr
Toro has actually spoken to the coach
and we'd love to have them come next
week and accept a resolution supporting
them and congratulating them for all
their hard work I was a cheerleader in
high school so I have to say an old
cheerleaders you know we don't we don't
give up the cheerleading so
um that's what I would like to put
forward so I'd like a motion for that
and a second
okay all in favor all right okay thank
you very much
um and now I'd like a motion to adjourn
okay okay
all in favor all right okay thank you
very much
I'd like to call to order student
development planning and now we have six
items on the agenda the first item on
the agenda will be a reminder for the
2023 uh dsad budget and the public
hearing is going to be 11 28 and I
believe that we have someone here from
dsic that was just language would you
like to come up
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executive director of the new downtown
Schenectady Improvement Corporation I
gotta keep practicing that but I mean if
anybody's been downtown in the last 15
years I don't think you would argue that
yeah there was a lot of new down there
but
um
I also just want to say my board
president Heather Peterson here is an
important members Paul Ambrose and
Andrea cordov so thanks for being here
uh yeah this is our uh this has been a
super busy year at the dsac after
we all know it's been a challenging few
years before that but so um
we did a lot of growth a lot of learning
and we're really going to be going into
2023 with a real strong
programs a real strong suite of programs
and we're really excited about
everything that we have in store so uh
but the budget there you have in front
of you at the end there's multiple pages
but to the city council here tonight to
approve the assessment portion of our
budget which is page one but when you
get to page three that's sort of our
overall budget because of course we want
to make sure that city council knows how
the assessment fits into the overall
budget and our other income and expenses
so on page one is you recall
in 2020 the city council
approved our expansion of our district
for the first time in our history so we
are now in Little Italy we're all the
way up Erie Boulevard to the circle by
the casino and then all the way down
Broadway to Exit 5 8 90. and at that
time because of the expansion the extra
work we the strategy that our board had
put together to do some incremental
increases in the assessment to make sure
we had the wherewithal to do all the new
programming the new services that we had
to do during covid we took a break with
that because obviously that was a
difficult time and we had to make sure
that we were being sensitive to the
situation but looking forward to next
year again we are back on that strategy
so you're seeing our assessment for next
year the board is approved for 355 and
then there's the base partition
participation fee which is the fee that
the vast majority of the properties in
downtown pay except for some of the
larger ones in some
core areas of downtown and so that will
be at 3 44 2023
um
you know the second page really is for
the board I mean it breaks it down by
our different program areas how much of
the assessment is going towards
different program areas
and then page three is the overall
budget with
the full overview of the income and the
expenses and then the last two pages
really do break down uh the remainder of
that budget by our two main program
areas which of course are outdoor
cleaning and maintenance and and place
making and improvements in downtown and
then our marketing and promotions
Communications that we do to bring
people downtown and make sure everybody
knows
uh all the great things that are
happening in downtown so if anybody has
any questions
I'd just like to say that I'm just
always impressed and with what little
really funding you have how much you do
and get done and the physical labor
that's put out there on a consistent
basis so thank you yes everything just
looks wonderful all the time yeah thank
you we're very fortunate to have a
really great strong team that really
cares about
downtown or what they're doing so um
we're very lucky and very fortunate so
thank you for recognizing that
um How would how would you like move up
on State Street a little towards like
Mohawk Ambulance or you know what
it I think it would be a similar process
to what we did back in 2019 where
we
you know we did the research we looked
at the different properties we looked at
the impact would be we estimated what
the increase in expenses would be for
bringing the services up there and then
we presented it to the council and then
we um
yeah
28 to 20 yep okay great Happy
Thanksgiving everybody and
um also be sure to come down on the
small business Saturday on the 26th and
Shop small because we've got some green
and there's going to be a great video we
put together highlighting a lot of the
downtown businesses that'll be coming
out on social media in the next few days
thank you thank you
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on the agenda is the Upper Union Street
business district
and the public hearing will also be on
the 28th summer
hello everybody my name is Antonia
Nelson I'm the treasurer of the
operating industry bid we had a good
year last this year uh we're rounding
out the year with the tree lighting
ceremony that we're doing a little bit
bigger than we have in the past next
year we're going to keep the budget the
same but we're going to focus on street
beautification and improving we have so
many banners that we bought this year
that are going to be up in a week or so
and we're gonna improve with hanging
baskets
urns flowers maybe some we're looking
for some street art things like that
that's how
um and that's pretty much it
does anyone have any questions for me
questions Mr Toro I will say coming down
Union Street today and the circle by the
McDonald's and that's just beautifully
decorated it's just it's just a point
little section of Upper Union Street
that just makes you feel like homey and
Welcome to our city so it always looks
very nice thank you we're gonna try it
for next year to get some more
decorations
um we're going in the right direction
thank you thank you thanks for coming
thank you
all right guys number three the public
hearing uh for this was held on 11 14
um for the purchase of
um 0.15 acre paper Street behind 588
Broadway
Mr Mayor
yes Madam president at this point asking
the council's approval to allow me to
enter into a contract to sell that to uh
the adjacent property owner
which is locating a business on Broadway
any questions
Miss Patrick so FW Webb that is already
confirmed that they're they're coming
and locating their business yes
I did have the public Hearing in there
as you recall there was one business
owner who had some concerns regarding
that so I just want to remind everyone
yes
um they thought that it was going to
impact their business
because they were then not just them but
the smaller businesses that um
or in the city and and provide the same
type of service oh sorry that's right
maybe you weren't there
well in reviewing that the uh again the
company has a presence in the Capital
District in fact in the Northeast
uh and where I believe the question was
whether we were providing some incentive
to locate this company here and we're
not we're actually selling this piece of
property at a premium over what we would
normally get and all the property of the
city is very valuable but this dead end
street
is uh
my classified as slightly less valuable
that they've been more than willing to
pay this and they'll give them some
parking and they will also Consolidated
into the other lot so that going forward
it'll be more simplistic for people
wanting to do anything with the real
estate there
well I think people are going to be glad
to hear they're not getting some
incentive I don't know if Mr Birch I
believe it was Kraft
mentioned that but he did mention that
he thought that it would impact some of
the smaller businesses when he came to
speak at the um at the council meeting
last week
they run a great business there we want
to promote them and it's just good to
have so much interest in this connected
any further discussion
if not I'll entertain a motion I'll move
it
um the other second all in favor
aye
okay the next item for discussion is the
medical debt relief relief
Mr Farland
so thank you madam president so this is
just um this uh idea if you will is is
you know kind of bringing to the council
and its infancy
um intentionally because I think that at
this point we can you know I'm welcoming
people to be thought Partners on how we
can do this
um this happened in Toledo Ohio and
there's another version of this
um in uh Chicago I believe
um where they were able to leverage
um 1.6 million dollars this was 800 from
the city
um and 800 from the county and they were
able to leverage that uh money into what
looks like it's going to be about 250
million dollars uh to pay off um some
medical debt for the citizens residents
that live there so I was you know
thinking that not only uh really
impressed but you know the ability to
leverage the funds so that magnitude
we're also think about you know
what that does for our new Schenectady
as we're talking about giving people an
opportunity to kind of free themselves
up for some debt and they can you know
put them in a better position to buy
some of those very valuable Parcels of
land that the mayor is talking about
um I think that this would be you know
something that is really worth some
investigation there as opposed to the
council is even something that would
work for us
questions
thank you
um how did they do that is there like an
article or somewhere we can read about
it or were you presented a little
further I mean yeah definitely you know again like I said
this is really the beginning stage but I
will definitely sure I'll share the
article that I read that kind of piqued
my interest with the entire Council yeah
I would like to do that so I'll make
sure I do that
um and again that's all you know
we could copy and paste you know what's
done there you know um I think but you
know
my initial thought isn't to just do that
I think we can kind of take what's
worked take what works and then kind of
open this up to our larger Community
discussion and get input from different
stakeholders and you know some people
areas of expertise in this to really see
if we can leverage that
um you know I was thinking about you
know all the kind of connective tissue
if you will no pun intended around like
how how its medical debt is not just
impacting people's ability to you know
for to move upward economically but
really think about even like the health
concerns you know like so when people
are having you know you know one of the main reasons people don't go to the
doctor is when they have some willing
medical bills over their head and it's
like what that does is that makes us a
sicker Community overall because then
people go to the doctor when they have
to right so it kind of can
um you know definitely impact up at
one's a bitterly ability to access good
medical care as well so it's a lot of
different you know kind of positive
byproducts as looking at something like
this but uh could do for the community
so and I'm super excited doctor but you
know the way that we can you know
leverage such a small amount of money
um and to make sure that we can impact
so many people like I'm really excited
about that I don't know any other parts
we can get that type of Leverage out so far in terms of the you know
what what's the audience you're talking
about is there a specific well let's
talk about that so yes on Ohio what they
did is um they used four times the
federal uh income for property because
we all know that that is you know very
dated and not uh update updated metric
to use so they did four times and I was
looking at just kind of like our members
locally and if we just use their
threshold then I mean we're talking like
for families it'll be like 53 of the
families that live in 12305
um uh 57 on the families that live in uh
one two three or four and one two three
or eight is 56 actually so like there's
definitely you know obviously people in
our community that could really benefit
for something like this
um again I think the part now is once we
all get a little bit more information
about this and start to look you know
Auburn you know our level of expertise
to the table and I think it's something
that collecting we can do as a counselor
to see if this makes sense and I believe
it does and you know you know so I
really welcome you guys thought Partners
on this
okay I did a little research on prepping
for tonight and I saw that the New York
Health Foundation
um I think some of the statistics maybe
came from that that
um the 41 of your perhaps so I noticed I
wasn't sure if um perhaps I noticed that
the New York State Assembly and the New
York State Senate sent legislation to
Governor vocal which hasn't been signed
yet to help alleviate medical debt
um there were two specific areas
relating to hospitalization I think
so I would be interested in learning
more about that I tried to access uh
there's there's a lot of data by County
um but I couldn't uh I have to go back
and try to figure that out I wasn't able
to find Schenectady County actually on
the list of
the entire country by the way is is on
this interactive map to see what the
percentage was in Schenectady County of
people that actually have medical debt
but all that information is out there I
think that I mean I want to learn more I
think that you know obviously there's
opportunity for people to
Medicaid you know perhaps helps with a
lot of this
especially for lower income individuals
but I need to learn more as well yeah no no we often I think so
um there's a there's there's a there's a
pretty pretty clear need
um but again I think that you know um
there's some you know some a memo that
was released by The Biden Administration
that kind of that that spoke to this as
well so I think it would be wise for us
to look at you know what's existing or
what's likely to come you know even
though these bills haven't been signed
yet legislation haven't been signed yet
you know to kind of look up what's
likely to come and you know we can you
know use that as you know
because again I don't want to just copy
and paste you know something from
something else I want to be kind of
really see how responsive we can be to
our community and I was thinking about
even um
I don't know
how many of us have been to the
emergency room here in Schenectady as
you know in a recent time um and you
know unfortunately I mean you have but
not unfortunately fortunately we have a
team of dedicated medical professionals
that are doing the best that they can
um but there's also a really really long
wait time and this is the emergency room
right and you know and I would assume
but after you start listening to work
because I know that there's there's
staff shortages and things of that
nature but it's also
people you know the emergency room has
to treat you right there's a different
level of uh obligation when someone
comes to emergency as if they go to a
different you know a medical facility so
what ends up happening is that
you have people that might be there
might not even be seeking that that
might be the appropriate level of care
that they need in the moment but
if you have people that are waiting to
get back to the doctor or waiting to go
to the doctor just you know because
they're concerned about how this medical
bill is going to impact their family
then you get a whole bunch of really sick people who missed out on
some some preventative care that
probably could have helped and then so
it not only does it make a secret as a
community but then it messes with our
access as a city to uh like those
Emergency Medical Services and I know
the mayor had uh speaking not too long
ago about like the different things that
are you know different type of
innovations that we're trying to use to
make sure that uh yeah yeah so so again
so I think it watch highlights I think
that it's a it's a conversation worth
having I think it's a project that we
all can kind of wrap our head around and
see if we can produce something that
improves
yes and I think when we're considering
that we also have to consider there are
some programs in place currently with
medical providers that if someone can't
pay the bill
um you know so we should just look at
all aspects of it if we're going to be
considering how we could also
participate and assist in them so yeah
and I did look
you know which I would say very limited
research if you will around like some of
the existing programs and what I think
is unique about this is that this um is looking to
um completely alleviate that that
medical bill is that you know I think
that there's programs that exist that
are operating on a sliding scale but if
you're able to consolidate and you know
um from that secondary medical marketing
you're kind of consolidating that debt
then your ability to leverage it and you
know your money is what makes you know
such a huge difference but no and I
think
to your point we really want to consider
all things that are existing right now
that are helping people because there
are things that are helping people I
think it's just a matter of scaling and
you know it's just a really good
opportunity for us to even indeed that
much more impactful
so what would you like uh so I think so
all right so again I'll I'll mail I'll
email everyone
um kind of the research that I've been
doing the Articles I've been looking at
and then you know I'm thinking I'm gonna
maybe we can um bring it back in a
couple weeks and
we can talk a little bit more about it
as it starts to take a little shape
because I think we're in a really good
position I've reached out to um Ohio and
they um are you know more than willing
to kind of help Partners and let us know
about what worked for them and then what
day and I think we're in a good position
to kind of you know they can shorten our
learning curve if we will you know kind
of using what works with them and what
didn't and then we can kind of Identify
some of those pitfalls that we won't
have to experience so
um so I think a couple weeks bringing it
back once we have some more of those
conversations and I welcome all my
fellow council members into again the
ballpark designer we could probably have
a more defined conversation
um so are you just talking about
Citywide or so we're just talking about
residents of the city well right now
right here I'm talking University City
because that's you know it's a city
council but I have reached out to a bomb
um some of the members of accounting
Legend they're interested as well to see
if it's in that makes sense I'm
welcoming
as many Community Partners as we
possibly can I don't want them to become
one of those things where if it's
everything it's nothing right for so
many you know but I wanted to be
manageable but I really uh welcome you
know people's air expertise and passion
around the subjects I think that it
clearly is a really issue for our city
okay we'll look forward to hearing some
of the information for you
okay
um the next item on the agenda is the
amended MOA with Metroplex
for the Reconstruction of South Church
Street
McCarthy
thank you madam president uh Council had
authorized the city to enter into an
agreement with Metroplex to
manage and coordinate the development of
what's generally referred to as South
Church Street some of that was uh city
property in the streets some of it was
adjacent property owned by private
entities some of this County property
the project has been completed I think
people have gone down there see how much
better it looks parking's been approved
lighting's been improved it was one of
the reasons that we were able to attract
Van Gogh coming into the Armory was just
having those improvements there
unfortunately the costs were a little
bit higher than what the original
estimates were we found an underground
tank some of the lighting things that
were a little more complicated so that
the original agreement doesn't have a
dollar amount that allows me to now
assign the final contract with Metroplex
The increased cost is about 154
000.
it's uh unfortunate but it's money
that's been well spent and again is
generating a level of activity at that
end of the street that end of State
Street where we just hadn't seen it so
just continuing to build out downtown
and would ask the council's favorable
consideration to allow me to or to
modify that dollar amount and allow me
to enter into the Metroplex
let's repeat the amount that's increased
by uh it's roughly 154 thousand dollars
okay
any other questions
I'll leave it a second okay the money is
in the paving budget the money's already
there okay well that's always good a
second all those in favor
aye aye thank you thank you okay our
final final uh agenda item is the sale
of two three four Dwayne Avenue and for
this property sale we will need to go to
Executive session