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

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17:43

Joe, Joe had a question when he's done.

1:22:05

Next one is from Joe Betar, celebrating the 100th anniversary of John F. Hughes Elementary School. Would you like to say anything on that, Joe?

1:31:17

wait a minute, wait a minute, stop. Joe, you got to—

1:43:38

Joe, did you want to— first of all, did you want to say anything before I close it officially on this petition? Are you going to talk about that at all?

Common Council Meeting January 2nd, 2026

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34:35

It's up to Joe, he's the committee man.

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

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25:47

40:51

Joe, you have a problem with that?

1:28:04

Um, So Joe, you're okay with this?

Common Council Meeting January 21st, 2026

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24:00

All right, number 6. Proposed resolution number 6, Board of Estimate and Apportionment. Another one. Be it resolved, pursuant to Section 523 of the Real Property Tax Law, the following person is hereby appointed as a member of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment for the current 5-year term which commenced on October 1st, 2025, and ends on September 30th, 2030. And that would be Carolyn E. Marino. Everybody good? And this was from Councilman Betrus. Joe, I'll just read the first part and you could discuss it.

32:17

okay, look, Joe, I think I do. Okay. All right.

37:09

All right, so everybody willing to vote on this? We good? All right, good. The next one's number 10. This is the ordinance amending Chapter 2-22 of the City of Utica Code of Ordinance, being ordained Chapter 222, Southways of the City of Utica Code of Ordinance, is hereby amended by adding Section 2-2277 entitled Outdoor Storage Prohibited, to read as follows. Outdoor Storage Prohibited, Purpose and Intent. The purpose of this section is to regulate the outdoor storage of material in residential districts in order to prevent long-term accumulation of material in visible yard, protect neighborhood character and quality of life, reduce 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 esthetics— I can't say the word— uh, personal taste and temporary residential activities. Uh, Joe, would you like to speak on this?