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[0:05] Good evening, everybody. We're going to call this meeting order. If you could rise, there would be led by some graduate chief into the pledge allegiance.
[0:16] I pledge allegiance to the flag.
[0:30] Okay, thank you and thanks everybody for being here this evening and this wonderful night
[0:36] bills are playing in a couple hours so hopefully we'll get out of here on time
[0:41] I'd ask the clerk, please read the roll.
[0:43] Is that what happened?
[0:45] The singer.
[0:47] The product.
[0:49] Give it to me.
[0:52] Mr. Willie is absent.
[0:54] Mr. English.
[0:54] Here.
[0:56] You've been noting.
[0:57] Mr. Kennedy.
[0:59] Here.
[1:00] Mr. Dickinson.
[1:02] Mr. Stella is absent.
[1:03] Mr. Names Nick.
[1:05] Here.
[1:05] Mr. Holder.
[1:06] Here.
[1:06] Mr. Callie.
[1:08] Mr. Wellman.
[1:09] Here.
[1:09] This is Michael Baker.
[1:12] Yeah.
[1:12] It's grammar is absent.
[1:14] Ms. Moore.
[1:16] Mr. Mary.
[1:16] Here.
[1:17] Mr. Sheathen.
[1:18] Here.
[1:20] Okay. Thank you.
[1:21] We will mark supervisors.
[1:23] Stella Grammar and Willie.
[1:24] That's a seriab.
[1:24] Mr. Seriab.
[1:26] And we'll go into the approval of the August 20th, 2026 meeting minutes.
[1:31] Some will.
[1:32] That can.
[1:33] We're supposed to revise our senior secondary supervisor.
[1:35] We knew the any discussion on that.
[1:37] All those in favor.
[1:39] Aye.
[1:39] Aye.
[1:40] Thank you.
[1:41] We have no public hearings for tonight and that's a
[1:43] riser debaker for the privilege of the four.
[1:45] Thank you Mr. Chairman and request for the four for
[1:47] duty sir.
[1:48] Sir.
[1:54] Good evening.
[1:55] My name is Judy Cermac.
[1:58] I am the 206 Eips of the Street Canada.
[2:01] I'm currently president of the Ontario County Arts Council.
[2:06] And I'm here to represent them and request that you
[2:10] might consider putting us in your financial budget.
[2:14] And this is reason why, because we do so darn much.
[2:19] First of all, we have been in business since 1998,
[2:26] or actually 99, and actually I have also
[2:29] been part of the Arts Council since then, you can tell.
[2:34] The thing about the Arts Council is that we are a non-for-profit
[2:38] and we're completely volunteers at this point.
[2:41] But we also do so many things that really involve
[2:44] all of the county.
[2:46] So that's why, again, I'm here because we need
[2:50] some operational money.
[2:52] With that, I'm just going to say that the Arts Council,
[2:56] we have a new location in that is downtown, Canada.
[3:00] Well, it's called Studio32.
[3:03] And Studio32 is connected with FLCC.
[3:06] We are partners with them and it has given us a wonderful opportunity to meet the people
[3:13] who come to our county, though they are looking for the finger legs, they love it, they
[3:18] think it's just beautiful here, they also like seeing the galleries and also the public art
[3:25] that is in our areas. One of the things that we have noticed is that when people do come in,
[3:30] they're from all over the country. It's not just Canada, they're going to a few locals,
[3:35] other areas. They're coming from Texas, Alaska, we always ask them, you know, where are you from?
[3:42] And that's what they'll tell us is that we're they're coming from and they do come from all over.
[3:46] So, I think that's a good thing for the county. Along with that, we also do a lot of exhibits there at
[3:54] Galleries 32, we're able to put on some things that are quite remarkable. One of the things we did this
[4:01] was as exhibit for the VA and that was very moving and we hope to do that again next year it was a
[4:08] wonderful experience and as I look around here I'm hoping that some of you will stop in there
[4:13] because especially when we do that again next year it's a really moving exhibit. We also put
[4:19] exhibits for toddlers and high school kids so we try to do that we do some of the art experiences
[4:27] This is for people like the office of the aging.
[4:30] We've done that and some places like quail summit.
[4:33] They come in and do some things that really motivate them.
[4:38] We're also this coming year, we'll be partners with a cobblestone.
[4:43] So that's going to give us another exhibiting space.
[4:46] We have about 200 artists that are part of our membership along with membership of people
[4:52] who are supporting the arts.
[4:54] And so that's part of our goal too.
[4:58] We exhibit F.E. Wood Library and we also have rotating exhibits throughout the county
[5:03] and different offices in building.
[5:06] That gives our artists in the area opportunities to exhibit their work and also to sell it.
[5:12] One of the things that kind of had separated from all of this of what we do.
[5:16] We have a special fund that was established when Dr. Dorothy Mariner passed away.
[5:22] And it's a special fund that set up just for scholarships, grants, and public art.
[5:29] And when I say public art, some of you will know that just this weekend, we put in a new piece that gives us a street park that was donated by Baron Nagel of FLCC.
[5:40] But the Arts Council had our hand in it. So we're really pleased to see it. Please go by.
[5:46] Circle around if you need to. It's just beautiful. It's really beautiful.
[5:50] But that's the kind of thing that we do.
[5:52] We really try to make sure that the arts are available for everybody to see and for people to enjoy.
[5:59] With that, we give a $2,000 scholarship to an FLCC student each year out of those funds.
[6:07] And they are usually involved in the arts in some way.
[6:11] Either it's music or theater or visual arts.
[6:15] So those are the kind of, it rotates.
[6:18] Along with that, we have over the past
[6:21] but hanging systems into a variety of libraries.
[6:25] So there's a hanging system in the Bristol Library,
[6:28] the Bloomfield Library, the Naples Library,
[6:31] the Victor Farrington Library, and of course, the Canada Library.
[6:35] And people still can, if you're from a different area
[6:38] and you haven't got something in your library,
[6:40] let us know because we'd like to see the arts
[6:42] in the libraries, and these have been very helpful.
[6:46] The last thing that we do, of course, with this grant program that we have.
[6:51] And the grant program is for non-for-profits
[6:54] who are going to be doing some type of an art project.
[6:58] And we have, it's a small grant.
[7:00] We want to give, again, it's one of these special funds.
[7:03] It's not out of our operating money.
[7:06] It's out of these special funds that are just earmarked for that.
[7:08] And so we have given money to Geneva for the dog block project.
[7:14] We've given money to Naples for the Bristol Theatre, the Bristol Hills Historical Society.
[7:21] We've given money to, we have given money to right now that one that I think is kind of exciting is the Marcus Whitman over in Gorham.
[7:30] We bring back the page in advance. So some of you who know about that is exciting that this is going to happen, but we're helping to fund that.
[7:39] I think I might have had three minutes. I'm going quickly. But I think that that might cover most of the things we're doing. I'm probably left something out. We do so many things.
[7:50] But it's really an exciting program, it's an exciting place to be right now.
[7:55] And we offer a lot to everybody in the county.
[7:59] If you have any questions, I would like to answer them.
[8:02] But I know you're on a time schedule.
[8:04] We gotta go. Anything?
[8:07] Yes.
[8:07] I just talked about giving out scholarships and stuff like that.
[8:11] Look at your funding.
[8:11] Where are your funding sources currently coming from?
[8:14] For the operational money or anything.
[8:16] All that money is in a wealth management fund, and it's set aside.
[8:21] Where did you get that?
[8:23] That was a big question from Dr. Dorothy Marin, and your other app ready funds?
[8:27] All right, for another, we have the membership fees.
[8:31] Okay, okay, membership fees, we have people who donate, we have fundraisers, we, you know, that kind of, yeah.
[8:38] So that's separate from the other one.
[8:40] I'm Badge, may I say that?
[8:42] Thank you.
[8:43] Anything else?
[8:48] I'm sorry, would you say?
[8:49] Is there a specific dollar amount that you're looking for?
[8:52] Yes, 14,400.
[8:57] Not a full lot but enough.
[8:59] Yes, there is.
[9:01] Anything else?
[9:02] I did leave paperwork with your secretary.
[9:06] Is that what you're called?
[9:07] I'm a deputy clerk.
[9:09] Okay, clerk.
[9:09] Okay, thank you.
[9:10] Anything else?
[9:12] Thank you.
[9:12] Thank you very much.
[9:13] When the Department of
[9:18] Health.
[9:18] When the reports of County officials.
[9:21] Administrator, both.
[9:22] Very, very quickly on a personal note,
[9:24] just thank you to everybody.
[9:25] The package that you sent to my family was much appreciated.
[9:28] I appreciate everybody who sent cards.
[9:30] Reach out with tax and everything else.
[9:32] I'm back.
[9:33] You can't give it to me that quickly.
[9:34] Thank you.
[9:35] I'll go.
[9:37] By the way, we told them to take a lot more time off on the heel.
[9:39] But I was going to start raising the neck.
[9:42] We appreciate you being back soon.
[9:45] We have no reports of special committees or standing committees, and on our agenda, there's a list of
[9:51] communications that are on a file with a board clerk.
[9:53] If you just chair, standing committee, just like to remind members of the page of the meeting,
[9:58] one day starting at 8 o'clock up to the county building, and we're inviting all members of the board to use your dial ed or join us for hand meeting.
[10:05] Much of premium. Oh, no, we're here.
[10:09] We're here.
[10:10] I would have been out there.
[10:18] Anybody else?
[10:20] Move on our resolutions.
[10:23] For one, authorization to accept 2020-1627 general elections grant funds from the New York State Board of Elections.
[10:32] I'm just sharing your statement on the subject.
[10:35] Yeah.
[10:36] I like the black resolution is one, two districts.
[10:41] 30 objections of blocking resolutions, one, two, and three.
[10:44] Hearing none.
[10:45] Are these resolutions a move for their debt?
[10:48] I'm going to ask for a second.
[10:50] Yeah.
[10:51] First end of the block, vice, or vice, or anything else?
[10:53] Second, vice, or any.
[10:55] Discussion on this block.
[10:57] Hearing none.
[10:58] All in favor?
[10:59] Those resolutions are carried.
[11:03] Number four, resolution for the allocation to self-insurance reserve.
[11:07] Would you chime in on for this resolution and move for it to that track?
[11:11] That's okay.
[11:12] Number second.
[11:13] First, vice-supervisors will be a second by supervisor more any discussion and resolution
[11:17] Number four.
[11:18] Hearing none, all those in favor.
[11:20] Opposed.
[11:21] Resolution is carried.
[11:25] Number five, appointing numbers of a search committee for deputy county administrator position.
[11:29] Thank you, Chairman, for those objectives like the Black Resolutions 5 and 6.
[11:34] There are any objection, Blacking Resolutions 5 or 6, hearing none, RP's Resolutions
[11:38] move for their adoption.
[11:41] Question 7.
[11:43] Thank you.
[11:43] We had a first-by-supervisor in Elizabeth B. on the Black and the second-by-supervisor
[11:46] names the Kenny Discussion Office.
[11:49] Hearing none, all those in favor, Opposed Resolutions are carried.
[11:53] Number seven, authorization to accept funds for Boomla Cancer Institute for Public Health
[12:00] 2,00026.
[12:02] So, Chairman, I'd like to bring this resolution and offer it to you, sir.
[12:07] Mr. Chairman, I'd like to offer a second.
[12:10] Sure.
[12:10] First, my supervisor, Yaki, a second, my supervisor, Baker.
[12:14] Any discussion on resolution number seven?
[12:16] Hearing none, all those in favor?
[12:19] Opposed.
[12:19] Resolution is carried.
[12:21] Number eight, authorization to contract with Ontario Busting September 1st,
[12:27] 2006 August 31st, 2021.
[12:37] First by Supervisor Yaki, a second by Supervisor Baker, we're going to
[12:41] discuss in a resolution number eight.
[12:43] Hearing none, all those in favor?
[12:45] Aye.
[12:45] Opposed.
[12:46] Resolution is carried.
[12:48] Number nine, authorization to terminate memory and above understanding.
[12:52] The Eman Senate Living Center have proved you memory and the move understanding for Western
[12:57] New York independent lilies.
[13:00] So, do you want to let's offer this resolution to move for its adoption?
[13:04] This is a tremendous effort, say.
[13:06] First, by Supervisor Yaki, a second by Supervisor Cotter, any discussion on resolution number
[13:10] 9.
[13:11] Hearing none, all those in favor?
[13:12] Hi.
[13:13] Opposed.
[13:13] Resolution is carried.
[13:17] Number 10, acceptance, donation from their port we have in nursing center to continue County
[13:22] office for the aging.
[13:25] So, Chairman, if there's no objection, I'd like to block Resolution 10 and 11.
[13:30] There are any objections blocking Resolution 10 and 11.
[13:34] Hearing done?
[13:35] I offer these Resolution 10 and 11 for their adopt.
[13:38] Mr. Chairman, I would second these.
[13:41] QA to first by Supervisor Yaki, a second by Supervisor Sheefen.
[13:44] Any discussion on this block of 10 and 11?
[13:47] Hearing none, all those in favor?
[13:49] Aye.
[13:49] Opposed?
[13:50] Resolution's are carried.
[13:52] Number 12, my minute, Deborah Skimmington, to office for the aging advisory council.
[13:58] Okay, I'll begin Mr. Chairman, if there's no objection, I'd like to block
[14:01] where resolutions 12 and 13.
[14:03] Is there any objection blocking resolutions 12 and 13?
[14:06] Hearing none?
[14:08] Offer these resolutions and meet for their adoption.
[14:12] Mr. Chairman, I would offer a secondary resolution.
[14:14] Thank you. It is a first-by-supervisor Yaki, a second-by supervisor.
[14:18] or chief in any discussion on resolution 12 and 13.
[14:21] Hearing none, all those in favor?
[14:23] Hi, host, resolution is carried.
[14:26] Number 14, designating the Ontario County
[14:29] forcibly-sandes, local development preparation.
[14:32] Either anything, or a visitor's next issue.
[14:34] Is it tourist permission, agency, and Ontario County?
[14:37] Mr. Chair, one of the half of this resolution.
[14:39] Well, for its adoption.
[14:41] Mr. Chair, we're not going to like to offer
[14:43] second to this resolution.
[14:44] Thank you.
[14:45] a first-by-supervisor singer or a second-by-supervisor regent and a discussion on item 14.
[14:51] During that, and all those in favor, I post resolution is carried.
[14:56] Number 15, class for state legislation.
[14:59] Come in New York State.
[15:00] Next law, section 12 O2-T hotel motel taxes and Ontario County. Here we go again. Mr. Chairman, I offer the disresolution for its adaption.
[15:12] Mr. Chairman, I would like to second.
[15:15] Mr. Fixle.
[15:16] It is first by supervisor, saying you're a second by supervisor, chief, and any discussion on this resolution.
[15:22] Hearing that all those in favor? I suppose resolution is carried.
[15:27] Number 16, authorization to contract with Megan Trippano, or trauma-focused cognitive behavior
[15:34] therapy, or child crime victims from 20,000, 20,000, 20,000, 20,000.
[15:39] I'm going to put this resolution in the room for introduction.
[15:43] I'm going to be fair, mate.
[15:44] I offer a second for this resolution.
[15:46] You made it first by Supervisor Calle, a second by Supervisor Regan, any discussion on
[15:50] out of 16.
[15:51] Hearing none, all those in favour?
[15:53] I think the post resolution is carried.
[15:56] Number 17, transfer of funds,
[15:59] operated, unbalanced for the 2025 and MS labs,
[16:03] these services for the district department.
[16:06] Chairman, I offer this resolution.
[16:10] Mr Chairman, I offer second for this resolution.
[16:13] It is a first by Supervisor Kelly, a second by Supervisor Regan,
[16:17] and resolution number 17 is any discussion on hearing none,
[16:20] All those in favour? Opposed? Resolution is carried.
[16:25] Number 18, authorizing an amendment of property use and agreement on halo tower second.
[16:31] This chairman, if there's no objection, I would like to block 1519-20.
[16:35] Is there any objection to blocking Resolution's 1819-20? Hearing none?
[16:40] I don't have to use Resolution to clear adoption. Mr. Chairman, I offer the second.
[16:45] Give me the first by Supervisor Cali and Resolution 18 through 20.
[16:50] The second by Supervisor Colburn, any discussion on this block.
[16:55] Hearing none, all those in favor?
[16:56] Hi, hi, host. Resolutions are carried.
[16:59] Number 21, acceptance of state home land security program grant.
[17:05] Mr. Chairman, there's no objection. I read out for 2021, 22 or 23 is the block place.
[17:10] Are there any objection blocking resolutions 21 and 22 and 23 hearing none of these resolutions and move their adoptions?
[17:19] I'd like to offer a second to this block.
[17:22] Thank you.
[17:22] We had a first by Supervisor Cali, second by Supervisor Yaki and numbers 21 through 23 and a discussion on these.
[17:30] Hearing none all those in favor.
[17:32] Opposed.
[17:33] Resolutions are here.
[17:34] So we're 24, we know of the 44065, the Bob Barker Company, the purchase and correctional supplies for incarcerated individuals, the Ontario County jail.
[17:46] Mr. Chairman, if by May, 2425, 7 this along.
[17:52] Is there any objection with a blocking resolution 24 through 27? Hearing none?
[17:58] These resolution.
[18:00] Mr. Chairman, I offer a second to the block.
[18:02] Do we get a first by Supervisor Cali and Resolutions 24 through 27 in a second by Supervisor Colbert and any discussion on these?
[18:11] Hearing none, all those in favor?
[18:12] Opposed. Resolutions are carried.
[18:16] Number 28, capital project.
[18:18] Number 8, 085-22.
[18:20] FLCC Facility Master Plan Project.
[18:23] Authorized contract amendment and extension rule of Bellic Associates.
[18:28] Mr Chairman, I'll put this resolution.
[18:35] First by Supervisor Marin, second by Supervisor Baker and Resolution 28, there are any discussion
[18:40] on this.
[18:41] Hearing none, all those in favor, host Resolution is carried.
[18:46] We're 29, closing of capital project number H078-21,
[18:52] Kenny Road 22, preventative maintenance.
[18:55] Which chair I went to board's permission here to block
[18:58] Resolution 29 through 31.
[19:01] There's any objection with the blocking of 29 through 31.
[19:05] Hearing none.
[19:06] Now for these resolutions and move for their adoption.
[19:09] Excuse me for a second.
[19:10] The first space to prepare as a mayor and in a second-vades to prepare as or more on resolutions 29 through 31, is there any discussion on those?
[19:19] Hearing none, all those in favor?
[19:22] Opposed?
[19:22] Resolutions are carried.
[19:25] 32.
[19:26] Opposition to renew Fed 2020.
[19:28] 0.
[19:28] 78.
[19:30] With filter five for HBAC air filters.
[19:34] Mr. Chairman, there's no objection.
[19:36] We should walk.
[19:37] Resolution 32 through 35.
[19:39] If any objection with the blocking of Resolutions 20, I'm sorry, 32 through 35.
[19:45] Hearing none.
[19:46] I offer these resolutions to move further adoption.
[19:49] This is a charter like the opposite.
[19:51] First by Supervisor Marin, and Resolution 32 through 35,
[19:55] but the second by Supervisor Carter, any discussion on these.
[19:59] Hearing none, all those in favour?
[20:01] Opposed. Resolution is carried.
[20:04] Number thirty six. Authorization to renew bid be twenty four zero fifty eight for the provision of vehicle and equipment repair surfaces and parts.
[20:13] Your chairman with the board's permission to block resolution thirty six through thirty nine.
[20:19] Is there any objection blocking resolution thirty six through thirty nine.
[20:23] Hearing none. Hearing no objections.
[20:26] Thank you.
[20:26] have been wishing for
[20:34] these wrestlers and to move to the top.
[20:38] Thank you, ma'am.
[20:38] Thank you, ma'am.
[20:39] Thank you, ma'am.
[20:39] Thank you.
[20:41] We're the first by Supervisor Marin
[20:43] and a second by Supervisor Apple.
[20:45] Congratulations, 36 through 39.
[20:47] Any discussion on these?
[20:49] Hearing none.
[20:50] All those in favor?
[20:51] Aye.
[20:51] Opposed.
[20:52] Resolutions are carried.
[20:54] Number 40.
[20:55] Authorization for transfer of funds.
[20:57] Honeyley Lake.
[20:58] Solidated to our district collection system line.
[21:01] Mr. Chairman, the first to opportunity to block Resolution's 40 to 42.
[21:08] Does any objection to blocking Resolution's 40 to 42?
[21:13] I hope for these resolutions and move to the Rona.
[21:16] Chairman, off for a second, it was blocked.
[21:19] Thank you. We did a first-by-supervisor, Mayor,
[21:21] and the Resolution's 40 to 42 with a second-by-supervisor Baker.
[21:25] On the block, is there any discussion at any of these resolutions?
[21:27] Hearing none?
[21:29] All those in favour?
[21:30] Aye.
[21:30] Post?
[21:32] Those are sugared.
[21:34] 43.
[21:36] Resolution approving the collective bargaining agreement between the County of Ontario and
[21:41] CSEA could it for January 1st, 2020, 7th, 7th, 7th, 7th, 7th, 7th, 7th, 7th.
[21:47] Chairman Alpharez, resolution of the adoption.
[21:50] Chairman Alpharez, 7th.
[21:51] First by supervisor Baker, second by supervisor of the Newdy any discussion?
[21:54] And then all those in favour?
[21:57] Aye aye aye.
[21:57] Post.
[21:58] Resolution carried.
[22:00] Number 44, 2,027, where it's a pay for part-time hourly and daily personnel.
[22:06] Chairman.
[22:06] Board permission.
[22:07] I'd like a lot of resolutions.
[22:09] 43.
[22:09] 44.
[22:10] 47.
[22:11] Any objection.
[22:12] Black and resolutions.
[22:13] 44.
[22:14] 30.
[22:14] Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
[22:16] How are these resolutions?
[22:17] Move their adoption.
[22:20] Chairman.
[22:20] On for a second.
[22:21] First by supervisor Baker for
[22:23] Resolutions 44 through 47 and second of their supervisory meals beat any discussion on these resolutions
[22:30] Who is in favor? I, right. Post. Resolution, sir Kerry.
[22:34] Prophecy regulations.
[22:35] Report答指.
[22:36] Present on two positions.
[22:38] And prove it's a adoption?
[22:41] Prime Minister Chairman after a second.
[22:42] First base supervisor may agree to.
[22:44] A second-by-supervisor, senior honours resolution.
[22:46] Any discussion?
[22:47] Here you know, all those in favor?
[22:49] I'm sorry.
[22:49] Post. Resolution of Kerry's.
[22:52] Prophecy?
[22:53] Prophecy?
[22:53] Prophecy?
[22:54] Missing salary adjustment for John M. Carey, the assistant public defender.
[22:58] Chairman of Board for Michigan, I'd like to block resolutions 49 and 50.
[23:02] Would you object in blocking resolutions 49 and 50? Hearing none?
[23:05] Thank you, Mr. Chairman, offer these resolutions, move their adoption.
[23:09] Chairman, I'd gladly offer a second.
[23:11] First, my supervisor, vape grandness, block in the second, my supervisor, Cali, any discussion
[23:15] on this? Hearing none, all those in favor?
[23:18] I mean, the post positions are carried.
[23:21] And we're 51, authorization to amend contracts, and to offer arts, culture, and recreation to work force development around one into child care grant.
[23:31] Sure, but out of his resolution, move his adoption.
[23:34] Chairman, out for a second.
[23:35] We wait a first by supervisor Baker, a second by supervisor of a newty, any discussion on this resolution.
[23:40] Hearing that, and all those in favor?
[23:42] Opposed, resolution carries.
[23:46] On number 52, resolution of sympathy.
[23:48] I'm very North Africa,
[23:54] too German now. I want to offer this resolution.
[23:59] Okay.
[24:01] I'll offer it by go ahead.
[24:03] I'd like to offer a second and read this resolution.
[24:06] Okay. We had a first-by-supervisor Kennedy a second-by-supervisor.
[24:09] Yeah, I agree.
[24:11] All right, ma'am.
[24:12] This is a resolute of sympathy for Karen Northhouse.
[24:16] Whereas this board of supervisors was saddened to learn of the recent and untimely death
[24:21] of department of social services,
[24:24] great-be supervisor Karen Northrop.
[24:26] And whereas Ms. Northrop started her 26-year career
[24:30] at the Ontario County in July of 2000s,
[24:33] a case worker, and whereas in April of 2016,
[24:37] she was promoted to a great-be supervisor,
[24:41] and whereas Ms. Northrop was known for her kind,
[24:44] passion, and caring nature.
[24:47] And whereas she was a friend to all
[24:50] and a fierce advocate for those we serve, and whereas her colleagues within DSS acknowledged
[24:57] her vast knowledge, a steady leadership dedication to her staff, and whereas her laughter was
[25:05] infectious and echoed throughout the halls of the DSS. And whereas her presence, guidance,
[25:13] At impact, we've a lasting legacy in the hearts of those who have the privilege of knowing her.
[25:22] And we're as this board wishes to express its sorrow, at the loss, an exceedingly valued employee,
[25:30] and respected individual. And now, therefore, be a result that this board of supervisors on behalf of its members, both past, present,
[25:41] more on the death of Karen Nortico and extends its sympathy to her family and further
[25:49] resolve that this resolution be included in the minutes of this board and
[25:55] a copy sent to her badly.
[26:00] Excellent.
[26:01] Thank you so much.
[26:02] Any other discussion on this?
[26:04] Okay.
[26:05] Those of you who Karen, she was a wonderful person and she was always a great person and
[26:11] truly enjoyed that.
[26:12] So should we miss the class act, absolutely, so any discussion on this?
[26:21] It's Saturday, September 5th, beautiful sunshine day.
[26:27] Myself and a few other colleagues had the pleasure of attending funeral services for Karen.
[26:34] Save bridges, knees, Bloomfields, packed, had to be a hundred plus people standing out on the
[26:40] doorsteps as well, cramming their necks in their ears to try to hear some of the words
[26:46] of wisdom, certainly from the sighting priest, as well as certainly family members, utilizing
[26:52] you to look caring.
[26:55] Certainly, Mike was a friend to many of us as well, certainly served as County Well
[26:59] capacity and certainly I think the outpouring of certainly love from that community and
[27:06] from the many friends of the Northrop family. We're certainly quite evident that after that morning.
[27:16] That's great. Anyone else? Okay. All those in favor?
[27:20] All right, I'm going to post resolution is carried out.
[27:27] Next, I need a unanimous consent for
[27:29] Leave for the rules please.
[27:33] All in favor.
[27:34] Hi, everybody.
[27:37] 50.
[27:38] 30.
[27:38] Authorization to contract with Handcock,
[27:41] Esther Brook L.P.
[27:42] I, legal assistant,
[27:44] Ontario County Freedom Administration,
[27:46] Law Reducing.
[27:47] Here I'm going to offer this resolution
[27:48] and to move for the adoption.
[27:50] Here I'm going to offer a second.
[27:52] The first basic surveys are English media.
[27:53] Seconded by supervisor Baker and the discussion
[27:55] and this.
[27:57] Here in that all those in favor.
[27:58] All right, host, the solution is here.
[28:03] Number 53, so not require, wait, 54, sorry,
[28:07] does that require way of the world?
[28:09] Resolution rejecting the remaining
[28:10] because like Ontario, by the federal government.
[28:14] Our professor's solution.
[28:18] Mr. Chairman, I have for a second.
[28:24] Can't second in any discussion.
[28:27] Do you have the original and the invented?
[28:30] We're doing the amended.
[28:31] I'll have to.
[28:36] Okay.
[28:39] I'll have to get you set.
[28:41] I'll have to.
[28:42] Oh, she's somebody off with this amendment.
[28:45] I'm going to.
[28:46] How often the amended resolution?
[28:49] Be a second.
[28:50] Second.
[28:51] Second.
[28:52] Second.
[28:52] Okay.
[28:54] Surveys are seeing her.
[28:55] She's a brazen man.
[28:57] Any discussion on that?
[29:00] Mr. Chairman, I acknowledge the importance of relationship of the lakes named and the naming
[29:06] of our county. However, I would recommend that we lay this motion aside until we had adequate
[29:11] time to review the context of the rules in the
[29:18] state.
[29:18] Professor Yachty?
[29:21] Good evening, supervisors. I am in full support of this resolution. I believe when an action
[29:26] such as renaming Lake Ontario is done to create chaos, disruption and destruction. It should
[29:32] be called out. Much like parenting a child, they have to be a behavior and needs to be identified
[29:37] so that it could be corrected and extinguished ignoring
[29:41] at foreign behavior allows future misbeavers.
[29:44] Being Ontario County, we carry our name proudly
[29:47] for the history of represents Lake Ontario and our county name
[29:52] deserve the respect and recognition now and forever.
[29:58] There's an M-stick.
[30:04] Yeah, when it's late over, yes, because it's been late over, we will take it up next month.
[30:30] Okay.
[30:30] Yep.
[30:33] Yep.
[30:33] Okay.
[30:40] Okay.
[30:41] Just a little housekeeping here.
[30:43] Thank you, Sheriff.
[30:44] The other day there's not working.
[30:47] So I'll be not going to be fixed be there in a per meeting here in a few minutes, though.
[30:51] Be careful going down the stairs.
[30:53] Thank you so much.
[30:55] Okay.
[30:56] Is there any other unfinished visits to come before this board?
[31:00] You're not in the motion for an adjournment.
[31:02] Thank you.
[31:02] Thank you.
[31:03] There's President Reza Callie.
[31:05] There's a Fraser Baker, any discussion on that in?
[31:07] All in favor?
[31:08] All right.
[31:09] Close.
[31:10] We're adjourned.
[31:12] Thank you.