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Sep 28, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Procurement for the design, fabrication, delivery, and installation of two exterior illuminated LED light box signs at the Ruby Dee Park Kiosk.
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The Council meeting involved the approval of multiple bond resolutions to finance land acquisition, City Hall improvements, tree rehabilitation, road and street construction including traffic calming, street lighting, park and recreational area improvements, heavy machinery acquisition, fire-fighting vehicles, and city-wide drainage and sewer improvements. Additionally, the Council authorized various legislative items, including an easement agreement, new stop intersections, a school speed zone, a boating infrastructure grant, a police information system agreement, and the donation of expired fire department equipment. Further actions included determining municipal use for specific properties, funding community space and arts stabilization projects, accepting a housing affordability award, updating signage codes, settling a legal claim, and making appointments to the Board of Ethics and the Board of Assessment Review. The Council also adopted the annual plan for the Housing Choice Voucher Program and discussed a zoning amendment for Davenport Neck.
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The Committee of the Whole discussed a variety of legislative and administrative items, including bond resolutions for municipal projects such as land acquisition, City Hall improvements, tree rehabilitation, road and street construction, street lighting, and fire-fighting vehicle acquisition. The committee also addressed easements with utility providers, traffic and speed zone regulations, garbage and refuse code amendments, boating infrastructure grant acceptance, criminal information system agreements, and the donation of surplus fire department equipment. Additionally, the committee reviewed development-related proposals, including municipal space criteria, community benefit fund transfers, property preservation funding, an affordable housing award, and sign regulations. Public hearings were held regarding housing choice vouchers and zoning amendments.
The City Council conducted a legislative session where numerous items were addressed and adopted. Key actions included authorizing a change in tax collection dates, amending city codes regarding parking regulations on Whitestone Place, Centre Avenue, Trinity Place, Nardozzi Place, and Industrial Lane, and updating snow emergency street designations. Additionally, the Council approved amendments to the taxicab code, authorized increased ambulance coverage, amended the 2026 capital budget, adopted downtown overlay zone amendments, and facilitated agreements with the Social Security Administration. Grant-related approvals included accepting a pro-housing technical assistance grant and submitting applications for consolidated state funding for various initiatives, including tree planting. The Council also settled a legal claim, passed budget amendments related to National Night Out and CDBG/HOME Action Plans, and held discussions regarding project updates for Pratt Landing and Davenport Neck zoning.
The committee received presentations on the Quality of Life Initiative and a mid-year development update. Key legislative actions included approving a change to the Westchester County tax collection date, numerous amendments to traffic and parking regulations, and the acceptance of a donation of soccer balls. The agenda covered significant zoning and development matters, including amendments to the Waterfront Residence District, Downtown Overlay Zone adjustments, and the authorization of grant applications such as the Pro-Housing Communities Technical Assistance Grant. Further approvals involved an increase to the Empress Ambulance contract, amendments to the taxicab code, authorization of homelessness assistance services, and the scheduling of public hearings for the Housing Choice Voucher Program and the CDBG and HOME Annual Action Plans.
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