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Patrick I'd like to call the order the
city Caucus meeting for Monday February
10th
2025 we have 17 items for original
consideration and one item for unanimous
consent if the deputy clerk would please
read item number one for um for final
consideration an ordinance amending
section
183-186 of the connected city code to
increase the point value for violations
of chapter 182 the noise ordinance
discussed in committee without objection
on consent item number two item number
two for final consideration an ordinance
amending section 28-3 of chapter 28 of
thec city code to allow for email
notifications to council members
discussed in committee without objection
on consent item number
three item number three for final
consideration and ordinance to amend
section
138-can section 13884 h of
article hold two two
no 15 15 all right okay keep going
chapter 138 151 d9a of Article 2
159 d9e of Article 2 of chapter
151 16714 D of Article 2 of chapter 167
18 8 3-10 of Article 2 of chapter
183 210- 14a of article of article two
I'm sorry article three of chapter 210
of the scan city
code discussed in committee without
objection on consent item number four for final consideration
and ordinance Amendment section 264-1111
of article 3 to the connected City
Zoning code to regulate the location of
can cannabis establishments and uses
discussed in committee with objection
and on consent item number
five item number five for original
consideration a resolution calling for a
public hearing for the proposed
amendments to the city of conected
zoning map to rezone the properties that
make up the former St cla's Hospital
from an in institutional District to a
R3 multiple family residential district
discussed in committee with objection
and on consent item number six item
number six under final consideration a
resolution amending the building code
fee schedule as authorized by section
137-7 of chapter 137 of the conc city
code and sections
13821 and
13811 of article 4 of chapter 138 of
thec city code discussed in committee
without objection on consent item number
seven item number seven under original
consideration a resolution authorizing
Amendment and reallocation of the 2025
capital budget for the purchase of two
Packer vehicles ruls discussed in
committee with objection on consent item
number eight item number eight under
original consideration a resolution
declaring that the adoption of the
ordinance created in section
264-3289 supporting the concy food
council's advocacy and empowerment
working groups requests regarding
programs and initiatives addressing food
insecurity in the NYS FY 2026 budget
discussed in committee without objection
and on consent item number
10 item number 10 under original
consideration a resolution correcting
spelling errors in resolution number
2024-25 authorizing the sale of 28 moyon
Street for
$25,000 discusting committee without
objection and on consent item number 11 under final consideration
a resolution authorizing the sale of 25
moist Street for
$31,000 discussed in committee without
objection and on consent item number 12 under original
consideration a resolution to authorize
the issuance of revocable permit number
688 to Insomnia Cookies operators LLC
for gooseneck lighting that will
overhang the city's right of way on the
face of the building at 118 J streets
connected New York discussed in
committee without objection and on
consent item number 13 item number 13
under original consideration a
resolution authorizing settlement of a
claim by Janelle D Jamal D Collins
discussed in committee without objection
and non consent item number 14 item
number 14 under original consideration a
resolution authorizing settlement of a
claim by Lamont and charmain truttling
discussed in committee without objection
on consent item number 15 item number 15
under original consideration a
resolution authorizing settlement of a
claim by Michael trango discuss in
committee with objection on consent item
number 16 item number 16 under contract
and Supply a resolution accepting the
proposal and awarding the contract for
the upfitting of police vehicles
discussed in committee without objection
on consent item number 17 item number 17
under contract and Supply a resolution
awarding the bid and contract to the
golf course tree removal base bid and
add Alternatives a c and d to Kevin
Down's Tree Service Co Incorporated in
the amount of
$187,000 discussed in committee without
objection on consent item number 17A has
been put on for un unanimous consent if
the deputy clerk would please read this
will be a roll call vote item number 17A
for unanimous consent a resolution
honoring honoring the late Leonard F
picaro for his service to the United
States and the SKC community
we have one outof order resolution that
was passed on January 27th and will be presented tonight by council member
Williams Farley
okay if the clerk could please
read a resolution honor honoring Black
History Month
2025 if there's nothing more to come
before the city council caucus I ask for
a motion to adjourn moved by Mr Williams
second by Mr muan all in favor I I'd
like to call to order the city council
meeting for Monday February 10th
2025 and I'd like to ask Reverend Brad
Jones for the prayer
invocation let us
pray Lord God we thank you for the
privilege of of being able to serve this
community the people there in I pray
Lord that you would Grant wisdom and
discernment to each member of the city
council and for all decisions
discussions and U and actions to be
taken I pray that you'd give them the
understanding of the needs of the people
of this community to do what is right
and
best bless them with that wisdom bless
them with that discernment bless them
Lord uh with unity and I ask all this in
Jesus name amen amen I'd like to call on
council member Patrick to lead us in the
pledge
to the flag of the United States of
America and to the Republic for which it
stands one nation under God indivisible
with liberty and justice for all thank
you I'd like to ask the clerk to please
complete the Roll Call
please
the Mr
Toro Mr Farley Mr manini here Mr Mutu
verin pres Miss Patrick here Mr Williams
here miss Porterfield here we have one
out ofor resolution today uh I'd like to
uh call Mr
Farley have Madam president you have the
floor okay can you come join you up here
so I can present you with this
resolution so this is a resolution
recognizing Black History Month of 2025
whereas the 2025 Black History Month
theme African-Americans and labor
focuses on the various and profound ways
of work and working of all kinds free
and unfree skilled and unskilled
vocational and voluntary intersect with
the collective experiences of black
people and whereas Black History Month
was first originated as a part of an
initiative by writer and educator Dr
Carter G Woodson who launched negro
history week in 1926 Woodson chose
February for reasons of tradition and
reform it's commonly said that Woodson
selected February to Encompass the
birthday of two Americans who played a
prominent role in shaping black history
namely Abraham Lincoln and Frederick
Douglas whose birthdays are both the
12th and the 14th respectively and
whereas during Black History Month and
throughout the year we reflect on more
than 400 years of black history in
America and communities across the
country paying tribute to generations of
African-Americans who struggle through
adversity to achieve full citizenship in
American society and whereas work is the
very center of much of black history and
culture be it traditional agricultural
laboral or enslaved Africans Low Country
colonies debates along black Educators
on the importance of vocational training
self-help strategies and
Entrepreneurship in Black communities or
organized Labor's role in fighting both
economic and social injustice black
people's work has been trans
transformational throughout the US
Africa and whereas 2025 marks the
100-year anniversity of the creation of
the Brotherhood of sleeping corters and
Maids by labor organiz ERS and Civil
Right activist A Philip Randol which was
the first black Union to receive a
charter in the American Federation of
Labor and whereas the theme
African-Americans and labor intends to
encourage broad Reflections on
intersections between black people's
work and the workplaces in all
interations and key moments themes in
black in black history and the culture
across time and space now therefore it
be resolved that this SKC city council
and Mayor Gary R McCarthy dear who well
do hereby pause and their dear relations
to recognize the month of February 2025
as black American History Month in the
city of
skty thank
you
uh already
pass first of all I'd like to just say
thank you for skty I was brought to
skincity by uh rehabilitation centers
for my mom when I was uh 11 12 years old
so that's how I got disc connect through
um purpose and family and building
relationships that's what grounds me to
SCCY and I just hope to move forward and
continue to do what I've been doing all
these years but I couldn't do it without
SKC the people of skty and everybody
that I call family and SKC thank you
[Applause]
appreciate bro thank
you I'd ask for approval of oh do do we
pass it oh we already passed it
okay creature of Happ sorry M I'd ask
for the approval of the minutes for
January 27th
2025 moved by m
Patrick second by Mr Williams all in
favor I I'd ask the deputy clerk to
please read any Communications and
petitions Communications presented to
the city council for Monday February
10th
2025 under official from the mayor a
list of appointments dated February 10th
2025 under General from py Voris an
email seeking clarification on whether the 5 $75 million food
allocation in tonight's agenda item on
the skty food Council applies to each
City and separately alleging that her
belongings at her apartment were moved
and used in a sting
operation under petitions
none thank you uh call on City Council
Members to provide any count committee
reports this time privilege of the floor
related to the legislative agenda I have
three people who are sign up to
speak uh the first person is Mitsy
mattick and I just want to let everyone
know that you there is come come there
is a three minute you have three minutes
to speak and then you'll hear a little
sound go off that let you know your time
is up and but finish your thought okay
perfect okay thank you you're
welcome well thank you for the
opportunity to speak tonight on behalf
of the food security and access
legislation being discussed uh my
support for it is resounding but my fear
is it won't be enough my husband and I
moved back up here in October to fulfill
my dreams of having a farm and growing
food for our community but as we all
bear witness to what is happening in
Washington the chaos unfolding the
manufactured Panic um I realize as a
low-income Citizen and a woman the One
path to many people's dreams including
mine is being
threatened we cannot keep up the status
quo anymore and I feel that so much more
can be done and has to be done quickly I
think that I am speaking for many people
when I say that the president has made
it crystal clear that my demographic
just doesn't matter to them
anymore I have shifted my goals now to
not only provide for my family but
protect my community with my words and
my actions and I cannot sit by as the
current Administration Delights in
making a struggle to
survive I'm here today to encourage
starting a dialogue with one question in
mind and that is what more can the city
of skincity do to combat the chaos while
our executive branch is threatening our
local funding for food and is this city
council going to band together to
protect and bolster the local Hudson
Valley Farmers and Beyond because our
tax dollars are being toyed with like a
pawn in a rigged game of chess and when I saw that happening I had reached
my Tipping Point turning inward down to
a local level was the only way I felt
capable of making my voice
hurt and supported or oppose it the mass
media tend on immigration policies
exposed a deep wound that no one has had
the stomach to look at and it is proof
that the Trump Administration is not
thinking for the future of Americans and
we cannot ignore the people who care for
our food supply anymore it's time we are
an advanced Society we're done with the
status quo and we need to make big
changes the current Administration so
thoroughly scared our Workforce for our
food into hiding that crops can rot on
the ground and Americans can risk
starving we will all experience food
insecurity if we do not take more local
action and if you don't support more
local action we can all agree no one
survives without food and your support
of these that you've already passed
through and are sending to the state
are headed in the right direction but
every person with the drive to make a
positive impact should be able to going
forward and be supported locally
regardless of the looks beliefs or their
economic standing the state spends
billions in government money to prop up
our food supply chain and that is
currently under attack whether we want
to see it or not all of your voters need
you to support more legislation that
lowers food costs for everyone funds
local food supplies and finds more
support for the organizers trying to
already make huge
changes we need a lasting regenerative
positive impact to push us towards a
Greener future and I want to bring my
perspective to these initiatives some
already shouting for change on a
legislative scale and I would love to
see my city council join in and put the
health and nutrition of its citizens
above everything else right now I need
you to summarize please and not just to
aim to be a smarter City but a Greener
city as well thank you thank
[Applause]
you Darlene geloso
good evening I think this will back what
she was saying my name is Darlene geloso
I'm 66 years old I live in roddam but I
was born and raised in skti my
grandfather was Johnny DeMarco on
Michigan Avenue who was kind of a
celebrity and hist story okay I live on
$1,400 a month and I'm raising a
38-year-old autistic son growing up with
a single mom we got powdered milk and
Bricks of cheese back in the 60s she
remarried and we worked in the family
business which was on Craig Street I
suffered many things growing up that
changed my DNA and I also ended up being
a single mom of two children I had to
leave an abusive relationship I was
raising two small children one who was
do diagnosed with autism I needed help I
worked two jobs not paying well I was an
educator for a school with students that
had special needs where my son was going
to school so I could work when he had no
school no after school programs at that
time were available then in 2020 I was
injured at work and out a year on
workman's comp not much pay went back to
work with pay cut and lost benefits I
ended up going on permanent disability
and going to the food banks Street
soldiers saved me many many of times you
got to start at 3:00 they start at 4
giving out but you have to be in that
line at 3:00 and the lines have gotten
longer and longer each day each time
they give it out food in the amount of
food insecurity even with working people
is in crisis most of us are just one
paycheck emergency or injury away from
disaster even those working are
struggling to stay above the above water
Food Bank lines are increasing every
week I am the fight in the fight for
basic living wage affordable housing and
food
security because in the richest most
powerful country in the world this
should not be happening there is more
than enough for everyone to go around
time for change I am asking we start
with local legislation
to ask that the funding from snap goes
minimum goes to $100 a month and I'll
leave you with this challenge to see
what $100 will buy for food and how long
it can be stretched go to the food bank
stand in line in the freezing temps for
over an hour or more and to figure out
how you're going to get home majority
walk and have no Transportation then go
fill out the paperwork for SNAP Heap
then go to Social Services Department
and sit see how long it takes and make
yourself educated What It Takes what
paperwork is required and the actual
amount can be given you'd probably be
surprised and I can leave you this if
you like for
the thank you thank you very much thank
you um I'm going to try Pac am I getting
that name right
say your name for me please uh Payton
York pton York pton York go ahead hi I'm
Payton York um a few years back I was in
a position where I was hungry living out
of my car and my income was not
sustainable I like many others put my
health aside in order to stretch my
budget using empty
calories when you're hungry you can
think of groceries in terms of calories
per dollar and instead of nutritional
value per the food that you're looking
for during this time I ate a lot of
s'mores Pop-Tarts I lost a lot of weight
and I developed anemia which I still
have
today this in addition to serving uh
almost every Sunday at the First United
Methodist Church uh for the past two and
a half years we've been serving I've
been serving breakfast there but they've
been doing it for a very long time um
the number of people that have been
attending our breakfast service have
continued Contin to rise while the
amount of food that we have available is
dropping programs like the hunger
prevention nutrition assistance program
hip naap and nourish New York opens
doors for us to be able to keep our
program going and continue serving our
community but the current funding is not
enough and it's not
sustainable so the reason I stand here
today is because we all care um in
August I graduated with this connect
Community Advocates program alongside 10
amazing people whose incredible stories
have taught me how to better tell my own
uh I also sit on this SKC County food
Council advocacy and empowerment working
group where we've strategized and
prioritized advocacy measures to be able
to build a hunger-free
SKC in my day job I also work with
Frontline Community Food providers
across New York State like food pantries
and mutual Aid programs this has taught
me that connectivty is not unique
in our challenges but we are unique in
our drive to make a
change I speak with you all today not as
a singular voice but as a voice that is
built on the wants and needs of this
community our community so I appeal to
you all today because I know you care a
$100 snap minimum benefit would have
allowed me to trade my s'mores Pop-Tarts
for something more iron rich like lentil
or eggs $75 million for hypn and nurish
New York will allow us just down the
street to buy more food and serve more
people and by passing this resolution I
know that you all are standing with us
who are stretching our budgets to not
only buy food for ourselves but for our
feeding programs and by passing this
resolution it's a step towards a hunger
free connecti thank you thank
you I have no one else signed up to
speak so I declare the public comment on
the legislative agenda
closed as for approval of the
legislative consent agenda move by Miss
Patrick second by Mr muan all those in
favor I there's one item for unanimous
consent and I'll need a motion to place
uh for this motion to be placed on the
floor for a roll call
vote oh you okay um the first item I
just want to let everyone the first item
is a resolution honoring the late
Leonard F Pororo for his service to the
United States and the connected
Community motion made by Mr
M second Mr Farley is there any
discussion the clerk could please call
the
role Mr Toro
yes Mr Farley yes Mr manini yes Mr
muirin yes Miss Patrick yes Mr Williams
yes and Miss Porterfield yes motion
passes unanimously thank you
this time we'll have um privilege of the
floor regarding General City business I
have two people signed up to
speak the first first person is Sarah
Johnny Sarah
Ibrahim good evening everyone
my name is s roin
Ibrahim um I'm called Sarah s a r a
without an H I will tell you a little
about myself we don't want to extend our
three minutes um I am a naturally born
Trinidad and Tobago
citizen I came to America 35 years ago
and I'm a naturalized citizen of the
United States I lived in the bongs of
New York for 20 three years and I went
back to college when I got here but
prior to that in my country I served in
the water and seage Authority for the
government I served in texo
incorporative and several Department
including shipping international
geological purchasing down the line I
joined my brothers of business in
electronics and I later on became the
purchasing officer to purchase
merchandise from thailan Japan
California New York and New Jersey
that's when I met my husband rafik IAM
here I um I hold and owned and operated
three businesses of my own in New
Jersey um restaurants franchise
restaurants I also owned a beauty salon
in Manhattan New York I am also on the
board of reals of Long Island I'm a LIC
realtor I own properties here in SKC I
moved here in connec 15 years ago and I
invested in my own personal property and
other properties for rental purposes I
also served in the health care
profession for 32 years both in New York
and New Jersey I've worked here
in connect to the Ellis Hospital I work
now independently because I am retired
but work never finishes because I still
maintain my properties and look after
tenants and you know um um evictions and
all of that but um I am here and have
been chosen to run for Council in the
city of connect and I believe I have the
potential and I have the experience in
dealing with the public in both in the
health factor and also in small
businesses areas and how we can improve
value on our properties and meeting and
greeting the people one andone listening
to their Grievances and their complaints
and bringing
forward to the committee so that we can
address them I'm willing to work very
hard and dedicated in bringing the city
what we would like it to be in the
future thank you thank
you Tom
Kennedy Mr Mayor City Council
let take these chear
off U this past weekend I was in
Richmond Hill
Queens uh we were both myself and uh the
former mayor alra zinski was invited
down for a black history awareness U
event um for those who've never been to
Richmond Hill in Queens it's great place
uh good food that was a big thing for me
but uh for that 2 and 1/2 hour ride down
there I got a good meal so anyway but I
listened to some really great speakers
and there was one woman and she didn't
even give us the name she just got up
and wanted to speak and I like to tell
you
just I I think it was powerful words and
she's a a nice elderly woman from
Trinidad came here 25 years ago and um I
don't she I don't even think she gave us
her name oh I think about it but she
said now want to read this to you while
it's
important uh to remember who and where
we are
from race is
incidental we must move forward Together
As
Americans that was powerful that that
Hal and it was surrounded by all New
Yorkers from all swas of the economy
Rich we had Senators there we had
assembly in there it was a really a nice
event but out of all everything I heard
that day that was the most important to
me and and I'm going to remember that
and um if we can do anything as
Americans now my family's from Ireland
came here under oppression famine a long time ago not really that long ago
1900s um but I
think um I think it's time we live up to
the standards of that nice old lady from
Trinidad we are all Americans that's
something we have to remember thank
you thank
you I have no one else signed up to
speak so I declare the public comment of
City business
closed miscellaneous business of the
council Miss
Patrick thank
you so we're coming up on Valentine's
Day it's it's one of my favorite
holidays of the of the year um and I
wanted to um Express um my gratitude
again to my uh colleagues here for
having big hearts uh and supporting um
the legislation well supporting uh that
we want to support uh the advocacy and
empowerment agenda of the SKC County
food Council and urge our legislators uh
from our area to uh make sure that we
have a $100 minimum snap Ben benefit and
that we uh fund hpnp and uh nourish New
York um at the $75 million now I've said
this before councilwoman Doro myself um
we co-chair SKC shares with Mike aragoza
we also both volunteer at the uh Luc and
Daily Bread food pantry um couple of
things there um I had the opportunity to
visit the regional Food Bank recently as
part of that volunteer work and I have
to say it was scary there because I saw
that even the shelves at the regional
Food Bank the day that I was there were
empty so Warehouse ceilings Florida ceiling empty shelves very scary
because I know um how much we depend on
the food that is purchased uh at just
the one Pantry that that we work at let
alone the um other 22 pantries in sked
County how much we rely on the food at
the regional food bank that's one thing
I I just wanted to you know make sure
people were aware that this is there's
an amazing tremendous need out there
another thing that we've noticed at um
our food pantry is that um we've
actually seen a little bit of a decrease
in the last couple of weeks of people
coming we're hypothesizing And I stress
that we're just hypothesizing that part
of that is that many of the people that
we see at our food pantry are immigrants
and there's fear that um you know
they're not coming because they are
afraid of what might happen uh if
they're not staying in their home so I
just wanted to bring that up as well
um it's just getting more and more
expensive um for the food pant the food
providers themselves um to provide that
food but I also want to say um at The
Advocates dinner the other evening um
which was a training session for all of
us uh from the from the advocacy and
Empowerment Group on how we can uh speak
to our legislators I was struck by the
fact that um by one woman that stood up
to speak who said you know it's really
the last thing they can she can afford
she has to pay her rent to keep a roof
over her head she has to pay her
utilities many of our folks we know they
have to pay their car expenses because
they're working people and they're
trying to get to work so that they can
continue to Pro provide for their
families so the last thing that this
person said that they would uh be able
to afford and pay for is food I mean
that's really nuts right it's really uh upsetting and and
frightening so again um we're going into
the last week of our of this year's SKC
shares and I just want to emphasize
again I'm so thrilled that so many
people have big hearts and have been
showing us the Love on this week of
Valentine's Day that they have for other
people for their neighbors as they
continue to um you know try to donate
food and I appreciate all of you uh for
supporting this resolution this evening
too thank you thank you Mr Toro thank
you i' just like to thank everyone who
came out this evening to talk and and
again our resolution for supporting this
connected County food Council and how
important it is to all of us and um
especially when uh Darlene spoke about
powdered milk and powdered eggs and and
cheese block I was in that line growing
up so thank you um I'd like to just take
a moment to um talk about something that
affects all of us here in SKC during the
winter months um and it's keeping our
priority streets and sidewalks clear for
everyone um especially with this last
snowstorm um emergency access when when
cars are parked on our priority streets
and parked illegally on on side streets
um plows can't do their jobs efficiently
and it it really does slow down
emergency responders who may to need to
reach us all in in in a in a in a a
fairly quick amount of time pedestrian safety um unshoveled
sidewalks force people especially kids
and elderly and those with disability to
walk in the streets um which is
extremely dangerous uh you know we pride
oursel in a walking city um we really
need to do something about keeping our
sidewalks clean uh if we all do our part
it can make winter safer and easier for
everyone be aware of what your street um
priority streets and what your street
emergency um uh signs that are posted um
clear sidewalks shovel within 24 hours
after a
snowfall uh and especially if you need
if you know someone who needs some help
um and you see people out there
struggling lend them a hand and tell
your neighbors uh and uh remind friends
and encourage Community uh support and I
appreciate um always our ogs um the guys
and and GS that are out there on the
street clearing the streets and also um
I I always especially have a special
heart for uh place in my heart for the
trash collectors um and it's very
important that we keep a a little path
shoveled where we put our cans just to
make their their life easier as well
thank you
thank
you no one else Mr
Mayor thank you Madame President I to
appreciate everyone coming out tonight
and again uh raising the uh issue and
awareness of the inequities that exist
within the
food uh distribution system within our
country and the availability and the
ability for people to just be able to
afford it I had the opportunity today to
greet uh US senator Schumer when he uh
stopped here to talk about the federal
uh funds that the president has froze
for community health centers it affects
uh Hometown Health here in SKC other
ones across Upstate Hometown Health here
in SKC has a client base of about 20,000
people you know it's a
significant uh organization providing
High quality broad-based care to uh this
community and to have these funds just
Frozen uh it sends a message that is
wrong uh we don't want that it's going
to adversely affect a lot of people and
again would hope uh that uh common sense
and rational thinking prevails at the
federal
level uh also uh want to follow from
council member Doro from the crew that
uh the cruised not just one we had
number of them out working uh over the
weekend for this last storm uh we we had
a few years where we really had very
mild Winters we're getting back more in
a traditional model uh going to be cold
and we're probably going to get more
snow possibility of freezing rain uh the
end of this week going into the weekend
so again would encourage people to make
sure your sidewalks are shoveled uh one
shovel width on each side of a fire
hydrant uh when you're driving be a
little bit more cautious uh it does make
a difference and uh as I say we're one
day closer to Spring thank you madam
president thank you mayor I'd also like
to thank everyone for coming out this
evening and expressing their concerns
and thank you for those who came to
support the resolution um we will be
moving that forward and sending it to
the representatives to let that's
connected indeed um you know supports
the increased need for um for the food
and one thing I always say that I feel
like an America no one should go hungry
I just that's just you know we're
supposed to be the land of of Plenty and
so people should not go without eating
it and shouldn't have to eat some morees
when they really need like spinach so um
thank you again all for coming out and
expressing all of your concerns within
the city I do have a couple of
announcements uh as we know this is
Black History Month and the connected
NAACP will be celebrating Black History
Month and with negro baseball so um in
case you didn't know in 1913 there were
many white baseball teams in the capital
region but there was only one black
professional team in the area the mohaul
color Giants of
skincity and uh their home stadium was
located in Island Park which is actually
now the site behind the skincity campus
and there was a plaque that was uh that
was dedicated last year so the event
will will be held at skincity Sunni
skincity from 1: to 300 p.m. on February
22nd in Stockade building uh Room 101 so
everyone is invited to come it's going
to be exciting you'll hear some history
not only about negro baseball but
particularly about the uh Mohawk Giants
which played here in skincity so um
looking forward to uh folks coming out
to that also the um Department of
development has um launched recharged SK
sked recharge the comprehensive plan so
the very first meeting of neighborhood
meeting will be on the 25th of February
at the Mount Pleasant Library beginning
at 5:00 so that's open to the public
there'll be more meetings throughout
neighborhoods but that's the first
neighborhood meeting so invite people to
come to hear um what's been done so far
and also to give their input so that we
can develop a comprehensive plan for the
city of SK
today there's nothing further I'd ask
for motion to adjourn mooved by Miss
Patrick second by Mr muin all those in
favor I we are adjourned have a good
evening
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