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I'd like to call the city Caucus meeting
to order for Monday July 10 2023
we have 12 items for original
consideration if the clerk would please
read item number one for original
consideration a resolution determining
that the Washington Avenue Pump Station
resiliency project and the water
resource recovery facility resiliency
project our type 2 actions pursuant to
six New York code of rules and
regulations
617.5 and not subject to review
underseeker
discuss the committee with objection on
consent item number two item number two
for original consideration an ordinance
dated July 10 2023 authorizing the
issuance of
9842 271 aggregate principal amount of
Serial bonds of the city of Schenectady
New York pursuant to the local Finance
law to finance construction and
reconstruction of improvements to the
water resource recovery facility in the
city of Schenectady at an estimated
maximum cost not to exceed 49
842.42 to 271 dollars Levy of tax and
annual installments and payment thereof
the expenditure of such sum for such
purpose and determining other matters in
convex in connection they're with
discussed in committee with objection
and on consent item number three item
number three for original consideration
an ordinance authorizing a second
supplemental Bond or an instated July 10
2023 authorizing an increase in the cost
of the construction of the new North
Ferry Street Pump Station by one million
two hundred twenty three thousand five
hundred and fourteen dollars the
expenditure of such sum for the purpose
and determine determining other matters
in connection there with discussed in
committee with objection on consent item
number four for original
consideration an ordinance dated July 10
2023 authorizing the issuance of 11
million 624 114 aggregate principal
amount cereal bonds of the city of
Schenectady New York pursuant to the
local Finance law to finance
construction and reconstruction of
improvements to the Washington Avenue
pump station in the city of Schenectady
at an estimate maximum cost not to
exceed 11 million six hundred twenty
four thousand twenty four thousand one
hundred and fourteen dollars Levy of tax
and annual installments in payments
thereof the expenditure of such sum for
such purpose and determining other
matters in connection there with
discussed and committed with the
objection on consent item number five for original
consideration and resolution authorizing
the 2023 budget reallocation related to
an agreement between the city of
Schenectady and the police benevolent
Association discussed in committee with
the objection on consent item number six for original
consideration a resolution authorizing
the mayor or his designee to enter into
an agreement with New York State
Department of Transportation for the
implementation and funding in the first
instance 100 of the federal aid and
state March of Sally program Aid
eligible costs of a Transportation
federal aid project and appropriating
funds for Craig Street pavement and
Bridge Rehabilitation project Albany
Street to Wiley Street New York State
DOT pin number
1761.69 discussed in committee without
objection on consent item number seven for original
consideration a resolution endorsing the
Schenectady inner city Ministry
application to the New York State
Department of Environmental Conservation
for the Southern Pine Community recovery
program Grant discussed in committee
with objection on consent item number
eight item number eight for original
consideration a resolution authorizing
the issuance the revocable apartment
number 676 to Destin Charter Prep School
for a sign that will overhang the city's
right-of-way at 530 Franklin Street
discussed in committee with objection on
consent item number nine item number
nine for original consideration a
resolution authorizing the sale of a
vacant lot at 118 Victory Avenue for one
thousand five hundred dollars discussed
in committee with objection on consent
item number 10 item number 10 for
regional consideration a resolution
authorizing the sale of a vacant lot at
815 Bridge Street for two thousand
dollars discussed in committee without
objection on consent item number eleven under contract and
Supply a resolution authorizing the
award of of contract for the Rice Road
fluoridation Improvement project
discussed in committee with the
objection on consent item number 12.
for under contract and
supply and resolution authorizing the
issuance of a purchase order for sodium
hypochlorite 2023 discussed in committee
without objection on consent
if there's nothing more to come before
the city council caucus I've asked for a
motion to adjourn Ed by Mr mutabaren
second by Ms Patrick all those in favor
aye we are adjourned I'd like to call
the city council meeting to order for
Monday July 10 2023.
and I'd like to call on rev Ronald hunt
for the prayer invocation
I ask for the blessings of the people
who have been called to leave this
community in which we live and work and
play
members of the councils to the employees
the mayor and those of you making for
and wanting change in our communities
help our leaders to not just ask how do
we fix this but what do we need to learn
how might we need to change and to whom
do we need to listen
help our community by bringing Creative
Solutions to our challenges I remind all
of us as Citizens because we all forget
from time to time especially in the
noisiness of what passes for political
debate today that these officials are
not only leaders but also servants and
that it is their responsibility and ours
to serve the common good of all
remind them that no matter where we live
everyone gay straight transgender black
whites hispanically Muslim children
received for atheists are our neighbors
our siblings and it's throughout the
ages prophets have called the leaders of
the people to respect and protect the
least of those among us our children the
elderly the poor those who are hungry
those who have no homes those who are
ill and body mind or Spirit the
strangers and immigrants in our midst
those who live on the margins those who
are alone those who are forgotten
grant them and us the wisdom and courage
to know and do what is right and good
and true
may they and we speak out when it is
time to speak out and listen patiently
and receptively when it is time to
listen
may they and we always be guided by the
spirit of community by the spirit of
justice and by the spirit of love
this we pray in the name of all that we
hold sacred regardless of individual
deities and all that we hold good and
right and true may it be so thank you I
now ask for a moment of silence to honor
Mike Tierney who perhaps passed recently
he had graduated from the ambassador
program at the City Mission to work at
the City Mission bookstore before his
past
foreign
thank you
Paul and Bob Sanders to lead the Pledge
of Allegiance
e
thank you
the clerk would please complete the Roll
Call
Mr
president Mr Toro here Mr Farley here Mr
Williams
Miss Patrick here Mr palamini Miss
Porterfield here
ask approval of the minutes for June 26
2023
moved by Miss Patrick
second by Mr Farley all those in favor
aye
I would ask the clerk at this time to
read all any Communications and
petitions
Communications presented to the city
council for Monday July 10 2023 under
official there were none under General
an email from Lori Hoyt with suggestions
for Central Park and under petitions
there were none
thank you this time any committee
reports from council members
any committee reports
okay
right now we're going to have privileges
for the legislative agenda
and I have one person signed up to speak
Robert Sanders
excuse you've changed your mind
okay no worries
all right so I have no one signed up to
speak
so I declare the public hearing excuse
me the public comment and legislative
agenda closed
as for approval of the legislative
agenda
moved by Mr Williams
second
by Mr mutaviran all in favor
thank you
it's time privilege of the floor
regarding General City business
I have six people that are signed up to
speak
just want to remind everyone that you
have three minutes to speak and you will
hear a timer when it's the end of that
time
first person Ed laven Jr
good evening Mr Mayor chairwoman
Porterfield Council Members First I
would like to know why my ethics
complaint was not in the newspaper it is
an election year
the mayor is to enforce all laws in the
city and to ensure Justice none of you
have yet to act on my complaint of
obstruction of justice by these three
blatantly corrupt judges and I brought
you proof
the ethics board is a joke called and
states that mayor does not have to meet
with me I brought the complaint here so
yes he doesn't have to meet with me
but he has heard my complaint and he
needs to address this federal crime to
follow Tico has committed
that is where my ethics complaint lies
how is it that the mayor and city
council members have done nothing to
help me and instead violate their oath
of office to protect the laws of the
Constitution
I guess it's ethical to cover up for
three corrupt judges that break the law
the mayor keeps it out of the newspaper
you're all paid representatives of
tax-paying citizens and none of you are
helping me that is the color of law
violation
when I have a problem with government
and I come to you you're supposed to
represent me and make sure that I am not
treated like a whistleblower and an
adversary like the mayor has treated me
you're all in violation of your oath of
office none of you have protected my
constitutional rights and you all swore
to protect them
the mayor has put the kibosh in my
billboard and has mile Reed editor
Gazette in his pocket
I will expose you Mr McCarthy I have new
signs being made I got fallacy code and
small claims court then I got mccarthied
in City Hall
and you should all watch YouTube New
York State audit and see how the mayor
makes his own laws and violates Daniel's
constitutional rights
he's the guy that did the video of me
valetico falsified evidence and said I
was paid by garnishment and substantial
Justice was done that is a lie I never
received another check from garnishment
yet they came to the courthouse before
the child
status obstruction of justice it is also
a treasonable act by fallotito
any judges does not comply would result
to the Constitution of the United States
Wars against that Constitution engages
in acts in violation of the supreme law
of the land
the judge is engaged in Acts of treason
the United States Supreme Court stated
that no state legislator or executive or
judicial officer can war against the
Constitution without violating his
undertaking supporting them
this is for you mayor
we could go on quoting Court decision
after court decision however the
Constitution itself answers our question
can a government legally put
restrictions on the rights of the
American people at any time for any
reason the answer is filed in article 6
of the United States Constitution
Miranda versus Arizona
we're right secured by the Constitution
are involved there can be no rule-making
or legislation which would abrogate them
so your executive order doesn't really
count
when it goes against the Constitution
and Daniel can bring his camera into
City Hall and use it
in public accessibility areas he doesn't
need Mr Coleman to escort him anywhere
or impede his progress
time is expired sir you're supposed to
enforce the laws your time is expired
sir
thank you
Reverend Nicole John Simone
good evening
council president mayor McCarthy and
council members as I have stated at this
meeting before as the president of the
NAACP and a pastor in this community I
will always bring to your attention the
concerns residents bring to me
and so with that being said Donna you
Sally I hope I'm saying that correctly
um
made the following statement on social
media and she is from from her own words
the new executive secretary for our
mayor
and uh for the sake of time I'm not
going to read the entire comment
but what she wrote was the following I
am the new executive secretary for the
mayor we are making a lot of positive
changes I admit there have been there
has been neglect to a lot of
neighborhoods but we have more absentee
landlords than we can deal with and yes
we have too many migrants
and panhandling
we are addressing it and working on a
solution
residents are concerned that there is
someone working in the mayor's office
who views migrants as a problem
all residents
including migrants immigrants should
have the right to feel comfortable to
call the mayor's office but how is that
supposed to happen when there's a person
answering the phone who already has a
president Prejudice position towards
them
so um
I don't expect any of you to be able to
change anybody you that is certainly
beyond your power to be able to change a
person's views and positions and
character but you do have the power to to vet people that work in your
office to hire them to terminate them
and things like that I am personally
offended by this comment
um my husband is an immigrant to this
country he has lived here almost a year
now he has proven to be a productive
resident of Schenectady a hard-working
man a man of faith and what does that
mean that migrants are a problem and a
solution that needs to be solved and so
people are offended and I am offended
these comments I'm making I'm sure are
part of public record now that I'm
saying them here at this meeting but you
will have a letter from the NAACP uh
following this and we want to know what
will be done
about it
because
people are now feeling a certain way
that you know someone who works for for
this in this building felt comfortable
making that comment publicly and stated
that she works for our mayor
and that she called certain residents in
this community a problem
so I would ask you to please look into
this
I'm sure that you understand how these
comments are prejudiced and that you
will follow up on it thank you thank you
Joanne perilla Lasky
there's just a couple pictures
um okay I'm to Imperial Alaska I live at
805 Londonderry Road and I'm a long time
resident and lover of Schenectady and an
asset to the city because I always do
volunteer things anyway I've always kept
my property in Tip Tap shade as you can
see from the pictures it's well kept
neat no you know garbage or anything
around
um and our people in our neighborhood
really do take pride in our neighbor in
our neighborhood and our the appearance
of our property I actually walk the
streets often and pick up garbage that
people throw out of their Windows
because they throw their soda cans and
their coffee cups out the windows and I
do that so you can imagine my um
displeasure when
because I put my garbage out a day early
because of the Juneteenth well there's
two reasons why I'll tell you that in a
minute when I found a 50 citation I had
somebody went to the trouble of a
three-page letter saying that you've got
a 50 citation because you put your
garbage out early we had two two reasons
for that
um one it was the Juneteenth holiday
which screws us all up and we always
kind of look at each other's properties
to see who's got their garbage out and
so on and um two uh our just just FYI
londonderry's not even on any of your
Maps just take a look at the map that
you have for your trash trash Maps our
streets aren't even on that map I know
that when it comes because I because I
know that's we're in that neighborhood
but if you look Londonderry does not
appear on that map so that's another
thing that kind of annoys me because I
do look out the window to check other
people's garbage so anyhow you can
imagine my displeasure when I found a 50
citation in my mailbox because I had put
things out on the wrong day so you asked
for Creative Solutions I'm a 30-year
teacher and that's what we do we look
for Creative Solutions and rather than
um having a citation of that amount why not just a little warning and say
Hey you put your garbage out the wrong
day if I get a three three page or four
Page Letter which costs them probably a
lot more instead of my neighbors a lot
of my neighbors too
um to do then just a little note saying
you put it out all right so we made a
mistake you know that's the right way to
do it I'm I'm proud of the city I love
the city I always have I've lived in The
Stockade I've lived in Bellevue
um I grew up in Rotterdam this is my
city this is my home and to do this
seems very to me um
really ridiculously punitive that's all
and I I just would hope I called and I
came down and I said well there's
nothing you can do about it you know and
to me I don't like that answer I think
that that was the wrong answer I think
that we could a little perhaps a little
warning a little note
saying this is the wrong day and we
would be very we're very conscientious
about the property I mean you guys have
my pictures there it's not like I have a
junky property or people in my
neighborhood do so that's what I have to
say I don't know where I go from here I
would like some if anybody has a
suggestion that would be great but uh
that's it so thanks
I was angry I'm still angry a little
bit oh
well at least keep one for the record
yeah
thanks all right you're welcome thank
you
Robert Sanders
good evening Mr Mayor Madam president my
name is Robert Sanders I live on
McDonald Avenue I just wanted to talk to
you about a couple items um
one I spoke about rent and I saw mayor
Adams from New York City you know there
was this woman who actually berated him
because he gave his first rent increase
and it was only of three percent
after five years
now I've got two run increases this past
one was 25 percent and the other one was
17
and this is Schenectady New York or not
New York City we don't have subways we
don't have rail systems going all over
we don't have five boroughs okay um
I think landlords here are ridiculous
one bedroom apartment eleven hundred
dollars it's out of control you heard me
say that the last time something has to
be done why don't we we have invested
money in building housing here I do know
that but people are just getting sucked
dry there's no equity
you know there's got to be something
done there's got to be something to
where you know there's a cap
in place I'm going to say that much but um
I got to follow up on the you know
migrants there because you know I'm for
immigration if you could speak the
language
if you have a job
you could live in America that's and you
have housing that's how I feel about it
but you know if you know if you ever go
back there's immigration law right on
the books saying what you have to do
past immigration I noticed because of my
parents
and actually there's a test you have the
pass you know about geography who's this
President this this it's pretty it's
pretty you know daunting I think they
shouldn't you know lean it right up to
three things I said
but uh
back to this you know when you're paying
you know 1100 1300 for a one bedroom
apartment and a mortgage for a house is
cheaper there's something wrong and the
income the average income is forty five
thousand dollars per person in
Schenectady
they're all just gonna leave
if the bottom ever falls out here
there's a big problem and most you
people I know you are you're good people
you're easy to work with you know I've
known Marion I know the mayor I know you
all you know there's you know landlords
you've got to say listen everybody
should make a dollar it should be fair
that a landlord makes money but when
they're sitting in there charging you 25
every year my landlord says your rent's
going up every year it's going up every
year that'd be fine if the one up you
know five percent
six percent or if there was a massive
increase you know anybody that's on
Social Security knows the biggest Social
Security increase was last year of eight
percent
and that was it and this year you're not
getting any
okay tell that to a landlord okay
city council you know I know you're just
a city council I did preach the county
okay I did do that but there's got to be
some type of you know where you've got
to say something to these landlords
Association whatever they call
themselves they came up and talked to
you I think if you're a time have a good
evening thank you
Brian and Emily template
sure if I got the last name right
Templeton the the handwriting is not
always great though yeah thanks okay Brian and Emily
and
um similar to a previous person
um
we received um
one of the more Charming sides of
Schenectady
but that's not really where we were
going to start we're going to start with
we moved to Schenectady about three
years ago and there's a lot of things in
the city that we really and truly like
and we we enjoy living here you know we
like the diversity of the city we like
the fact that we can you know bike a lot
of places that they're close by they're
near our jobs and so like we really do
like Schenectady and you know we both
moved here to to the upstate New York
area to work in Renewables I'm in
research and Emily's
um in solar and storage yeah at GE and
we intentionally picked Schenectady as a
good school system for our daughter too
so we're you know we're part of the
community and really enjoy being here
um
but we got a citation about our yard so
we have uh more Loosely kept yard but
it's one that's intentional we have a
lot of wildflowers we let the
wildflowers in our yard grow
um and we think it's an asset to the
community to have a place for
pollinators to grow and that sort of
thing so yeah and we also in the evening
see a lot of fireflies come out
and so you know and you know basically
this has happened two years in a row in
the very spring we get a note uh notice
and then as the flowers start to bloom
all of a sudden
oh they're wildflowers but if you mow
them down before they bloom
well you know they they don't bloom
um and so we actually did email some
pictures of our Flowers In Bloom to
Marion because we had talked to you at
the farmer's market yesterday and
um so we would also love to have anyone
who would like to you guys have our
address we would be happy to you know
show us show you guys our yard
um
it says I translated it because her
handwriting is not always the best it
says I would like to keep my wild lawn
with the robins and the birds the
squirrels the bees the butterflies the
rabbits and the groundhogs to the city
council by Anna Laurel Templeton read by
Brian and Emily that's what you guys
think
so in conclusion you know we've heard
about you know the city faces many many
problems and a lot of them are very
difficult
but in a lot of ways this is one that
you guys have the power to you know do
something about you know and we would
suggest you know either one you know
consider the fact that you know that you
know wildlife habitat or you know
pulmonary habitat is a thing and
secondly you know if you guys wanted to
actually have you know say a program so
that like yards could get pre-approved
or some sort of like guidelines like
that would also be viewed positively
what's not viewed positively is you know
every year getting a citation
um that's a little crafts and threatens
up to you know 250 a day for not mowing
so thank you guys very much thank you
Wayne Harper
Marion Dave Elmendorf over here didn't
sign the sheet and he wants to speak
so you might want to call on them
now
I'd like to suggest that the city
started registry of complaints about
city employees
I think it should be put in a computer
and we start to log who these employees
are that don't speak to Residents in a
proper way
and we shouldn't have to foil
to get that information of how many
complaints they get and I'd like to
nominate Paul Lafond and Phyllis in the
water department as two that should be
on the sheet or as a complaint
Paul took months to get back to me from
phone calls and some of the requests
came from the mayor's office and he
ignored it I know it was months because
I called them before I went in the
hospital I was in the hospital for two
months when I finally when he finally
called I said you know it took you
months to get back to me says yeah I
know I'm going to have to do better
so we need to do better the residents
deserve better
and as far as Phyllis goes she's got a
nasty disposition and she tried to find
sexism in our conversation where there
wasn't any but I got her squared away
but I've noticed I've talked to her two
or three times she don't have the right
tone to be dealing with the public
and we don't deserve it
no
I think maybe every six months at least
maybe a minimum of once a year
they ought to be they ought to get
together in a group and be told who they
actually work for because I think they just work for you folks here
they they work for every resident
taxpayer out there
and we deserve better and someone needs
to see that we get better so
who was it they used to say and that's
all I have to say about that was that
Forrest Gump I think that's
[Laughter]
no I want to conclude
you know that Andrew Wade he's one of my
favorite reporters at that Gazette and I
forgot at the last meeting to point out
the fact that him taking his two young
children
in my opinion now this is just my
opinion
but for him to take his two young
children to that gay pride parade I mean
very young that should be considered
child abuse my opinion
all right I guess oh one last thing I
started my eighth week of picketing at
the Albany VA hospital and I challenge
some of those veterans out here in the
county or the city to come and join me
yeah especially if you were in the first
air Cavalry well no one showed up but I
will tell you this
I've had I've met some wonderful people
stopping you generally young women
stopping they bring me water they really
are concerned for me one is taking the
bar exam and the other young woman 21
years old is going to be is applying for
law school so it's refreshing to see
that there are young people that really
are that
you know involved with seeing you
sitting out there it was very moving
thank you thank you
now there's another gentleman that
wanted to speak you did not you weren't
signed up that you wanted to speak
hi mayor McCarthy people the council my
name is
I just I might be able to write your
name on the sheet my name is art morato
m-a-r-o-t-t-a
and this is David Elmendorf
okay
we represent weedican Motors and
recently there's been a proposal for
CDTA bus stop to put a stop in front of
our building
um
the stop would be almost the same size
as the one that's across the street
which would span about 26 feet from
start to finish
that would be detrimental to our
business half of our
Street Frontage to the left is where we
have cars out for sale it's basically an
extension from our office inside that's
where we display cars
um it's a carport that's covered that
covers about 15 cars
um
this is where we display cars put cars
on a test drive we also have two service
doors that we service and sell hundreds
of cars a month okay
they want to put a structure in front of
the carport that would basically cover
all of our illuminated signage it would
basically hinder us doing business on
almost 45 percent of our street Frontage
so we've talked with them a few times
we've offered what I feel is that we
feel our reasonable suggestions to put
the bus stop in a better place that
doesn't hinder on anybody's business
obviously our main concern is people's
safety we obviously have a business to
protect but we feel that there's other
locations that are close by that they
can put their stop that are less busy as
far as traffic there's a car wash next
door it's a very busy intersection
um so we've talked with them we've had a
couple meetings with them they've come
out mayor McCarthy I think you've seen
the carport when you've come to visit
the store once or twice
uh we just feel that
anything that's in front of our business
like that is going to hinder what we do
we've been there for 102 years
and uh
we just feel that that's not something
that will be beneficial to us and also
the safety of the people
if I might add one of the things that
years ago we did have the bus stop there was no cubicle but we used to have
a lot of damage they'd leave garbage
we've had to have cars painted scratched
and it was a real problem of course the
green Union was also there then and they
used to leave grocery carts there and we
used to have to wheel them back and
forth and that was quite a bit but
obviously that's gone now but we're
still going to have and they admitted
that we would still have the vandalism
problem and it's an issue
concern for us you know we have a
thousand dollar deductible in each car
so that expense gets can be very
expensive to us and
so uh if there's anything you folks can
do we would really greatly appreciate it
we're willing to look at other options
we may have one and I'll bring this up
two doors down is our body shop now I
haven't talked to this with my partners
but we could maybe put it there which
would make it that much closer to the
crosswalk which is the concern
that they have for jaywalking so
um that could be a possibility we
probably could get that done if that
works for the CDTA so uh with that being
said we appreciate the time for being
here and
hope that we can work something out too
to better everybody certainly the safety
but certainly our business which we're
concerned for so we thank you for the
opportunity thank you thank you thank
you
I have no one else signed up to speak so
I declare the public comment of City
business closed
and at this time any miscellaneous
business of the council
is Patrick
thank you I just wanted to announce that
on July 22nd from noon to 3 is the
seventh annual uh honorable Karen B
Johnson family fun day over at Steinmetz
Park
um which you know we'll we'll have about
a thousand uh Children and Families from
the neighborhood there's pony rides
there's food it's all free
um there's lot there's about over 30
Community organizations that will be
there to
run activities run arts and crafts
activities but also to give resources
and information out to the family so I
just wanted to announce that thank you
okay I'm here
thank you madam president I appreciate
the individuals that have come out
tonight who got cited those things can
be forwarded to my office for review
sometimes they are legitimate sometimes
there's a misunderstanding in terms of
some of the applications of the code and
sometimes it just takes a little bit to
straighten it out and bring some common
sense to it also we lucked out in terms
of the weather those places south of
here and east of here had some
unfortunately some severe flooding which
is still going on
and uh just that we should be thankful
that uh Mother Nature Smiled On Us a
little bit and we're able to
hopefully enjoy some good weather ahead
of us but thank you madam president
thank you mayor
I'd also like to thank everyone that
came out tonight to express their
concerns about what's going on in the
city
um
and maybe waste for improvement
and I just wanted to note that I'm sure
we've all read about it about the number
of overdoses that we've seen lately
within our city so that means there are
people out there suffering who are
suffering from this addiction problem
and in lives are lost as a result of
that I know that our Police Department
is doing some work around that I just
want to remind those who are in that
situation as well as those who know
people in that situation that there are
resources out there and to Avail
themselves to that to those resources
because any loss of life is is not a
good thing so just and my condolences to
the family who who lost loved ones as a
result of this
and let's just all be careful with the
weather out there it's very very hot and
unfortunately I had a friend who lost
their husband in this immense heat just
being outside in the yard so let's be
really really careful
with that I'll ask for a motion to
adjourn
moved by Mr Williams second by Mr
multiver and all those in favor
aye we are adjourned have a good evening
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thank you