THE CITY OF HUDSON at City of Hudson

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This document outlines a settlement agreement and stipulated final judgment between Galvan Initiatives Foundation & Galvan Partners LLC (Petitioners) and the City of Hudson, the Assessor, and the Board of Assessment Review. The agreement resolves Article 7 proceedings challenging the 2025 real property tax assessments for several parcels. It results in reduced assessed values for specific properties, with applicable tax refunds from the County of Columbia and the Hudson City School District, while petitioners waive refunds for excess City of Hudson taxes. The revised assessments are fixed for the 2025, 2026, 2027, and 2028 assessment rolls, as per RPTL § 727.

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The City of Hudson is entering into a Master Customer Agreement with T2 Systems, Inc. for the acquisition of a new Parking Enforcement & Permit Management Software, replacing their current system. The agreement covers a three-year period for fixed costs, totaling $62,500.00, and includes software subscriptions, hardware, data plans, training, and setup for a Citation Management Program (CMP) which facilitates parking enforcement, permit management, and an online payment portal.

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This contract details a grant agreement between the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and the City of Hudson, providing $75,000 in funding for the installation of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations. The project, effective December 15, 2024, and expiring June 30, 2028, includes the installation of one DC Fast Charge Station Port and six Networked Level 2 Charging Station Ports at specified locations in Hudson, NY. Payments are milestone-based, supporting clean energy goals and greenhouse gas emission reduction.

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This contract is for the City of Hudson to acquire a new Parking Enforcement & Permit Management Software from T2 Systems, Inc. The agreement, encompassing a Master Customer Agreement, an UPsafety Software Subscription Addendum, and a detailed quotation (Q-39010), outlines the provision of software licenses, hardware (handheld devices, printers), data plans, training, cloud setup, and support services. The total agreed-upon cost for an initial three-year term is USD 62,500.00, with annual subscription fees continuing beyond the first year. The services aim to replace the City's current unsupported system, Passport, to improve accurate enforcement and revenue collection.