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Sep 23, 2026
Oct 7, 2026
Project consists of parking lot improvements.
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City
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Schenectady
County
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Schenectady
Address
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433 State Street, 4th Floor
Phone Number
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(518) 377-1109
Zip Code
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12305
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Schenectady Metroplex Development Authority
The board reviewed and approved the fiscal 2027 budgets for both the Industrial Development Agency and the Capital Resource Corporation. The meeting included discussions on the conversion of dorm-style housing at the United Suites at Washington Square into commercial apartments. Furthermore, the board addressed the issuance of serial bonds for Union College to support new construction and renovation projects, and approved an amendment to increase the administrative fee allocation for Metroplex regarding a specific bond transaction.
The board discussed and reviewed the proposed 2027 budget, highlighting administrative fees from project closures and strong investment income. They approved a recommendation to move the budget to the board. The meeting also covered the disposition of real property at 354 Edison Avenue to Bogdan Development for the construction of warehouse space, noting previous demolition and brownfield cleanup efforts. Additionally, the board initiated a 90-day notification period for a property disposition and exchange involving 221-123 Liberty Street, intended to reorganize parking for the benefit of the Electric City Food Co-op and local apartment residents, while improving the area with landscaping and pedestrian infrastructure.
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The board reviewed the treasurer's report, which detailed interest earnings, the status of demolition project funding, and the effective management of operating accounts. The executive director provided updates on the receipt of an operating grant from the Land Bank Initiative, progress on the Move in New York contracts, and ongoing site remediation efforts, including a site pivot in Amsterdam and property acquisition challenges. Additionally, the board discussed Resolution 2026-20, which focuses on property demolitions on Upper Union Street intended to create a parking area to support local business revitalization and address neighborhood traffic needs.
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