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Common Council Meeting with Committee of the Whole Meeting February 4th, 2026

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3:00:14
Thank you. Ordinance waiving residency requirement for position of laborer Whereas the city has scheduled multiple interviews for the laborer and individuals either do not show up or they do not meet qualifications. We are looking for individuals that are eager, eager to learn and willing to work the night shift. Whereas Mr. Britton would be an asset to the department as he is very eager to learn and ambitious. Whereas the individual currently resides in Little Falls. Whereas Mr. Mr. Britton would like to continue to reside outside the city limits. Whereas 2.045(b) of the Utica Charter authorizes the Common Council by ordinance to waive the residence requirement in certain situations. Now it be ordained, pursuant to 2.045(b) of the Utica City Charter, and for the reasons cited above, the Common Council Council of the City of Utica hereby waives the residency requirement provided for therein to permit the appointment of Michael Britton of Burt Road, Little Falls, 13365, to the position of DPW laborer in the City of Utica. Further ordain that this waiver applies to the individual in this position only and will not be applicable to any future applicants for the position unless otherwise determined by the ordinance of the Common Council. Can we have your votes, please?
3:06:40
Yep, resolution providing for public on a zoning amendment, whereas the Utica Common Council proposed amendments to the zoning code concerning the battery energy storage systems within the city, whereas the proposed amendments were referred to the Planning Board on February 4th, 2026, for a report thereon, whereas the City of Utica zoning ordinance requires that before any amendment, supplement, or change in the text, there should be a public notice and hearing Whereas the City Clerk's Office should cause to be published a public hearing notice at least 2 times, not less than 10 days before the public hearing. Now therefore be it resolved that the Utica Common Council should conduct the public hearing on the proposed amendment at its regular meeting on February 25th, 2026, at 7 PM in the County Council Chambers, One Kennedy Plaza, Utica, New York, to provide the public with an opportunity to question and offer comments on the proposed zoning text amendment. Immediately after the public hearing, the Utica Common Council may consider legislation that will amend the zoning ordinance to allow battery energy storage systems within the city.
3:08:58
Post-Ordinance Number 7, ordinance amending Chapter 2-16 of the City of Utica Code of Ordinances. They are saying that Chapter 2-16, Motor Vehicles and Traffic of the City of Utica Code of Ordinances, is hereby amended by adding Section 216-184 entitled Large industrial and commercial vehicles prohibited in residential districts. Purpose and intent: the purpose of this section is to regulate the keeping of large industrial and commercial vehicles in residential zoning districts in order to protect neighborhood character, reduce adverse land use impacts, prevent the use of res— uh, residentially zoned property for industrial vehicle storage and provide clear and objective standards for the enforcement. This section is not intended to regulate brief or incidental stopping of vehicles for personal transportation, loading, unloading, or services. Your votes, please.

Common Council Meeting with Committee of the Whole Meeting June 17th, 2026

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Common Council Meeting January 21st, 2026

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1:48:09
Ordinance amending Chapter 2 22 of the City of Utica Code of Ordinances. Purpose and intent: the purpose of this section is to regulate the outdoor storage of materials in residential districts in order to prevent long-term accumulation of materials in visible yards, protected neighborhood character, and the quality of life reduced to conditions associated with hoarding behavior, ensure unobstructed access for emergency responders, and provide clear and objective standards for enforcement. This section is not intended to regulate aesthetics, personal taste, or temporary residential activities. Your votes, please.