City Council Committees

SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE AGENDA for Monday, March 07, 2016 5:30 p.m. Room 110 The Council President reserves the right to add or delete any agenda item prior to Committee Meeting. SURA Meeting Administrative Efficiency 1 - Parts & 3 John Finance 1 Deborah DeGenova 2 Bond Issuance Deborah DeGenova imrcrnnlcIlt Operations Miriam Mootooveren Intergovernmental Relations 1 at John Mootooveren Utilities Disc Paul 2 <IF-'U'''''' Plan Paul LaFond City Development & Planning 1 CerentlOIllal Resolution - Supporting Fair Funding Education in Schenectady John Mootooveren 2 Ceremonial Resolution - St. Patrick's Day Leesa Perazzo 3 Ceremonial Resolution - Social Work Month Marion Porterfield 4 Disc Property Repairs & Impact on Assessed Value Molly MacElroy  CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: Administrative Efficiency DATE: 03/07/16 TO: COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: John Polimeni SUBJECT: Employee Recognition - Parts 2 & 3 Background Information: See attached Evaluation! EvaluationlAnalysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ __ ____ ___ 2  Immediate Recognition Awards Awards are based upon exceptional circumstances with to • Employees who have demonstrated heroism and/or public service without regard for cost to self. • Employees who have performed job duties on a superior level. • Employees who have contributed to the development of enhanced community relations. • Employees that are retiring and have at least 10 years of service in good standing. Eligibility: All full and part time employees of the City are eligible to receive Immediate Recognition Awards. An employee is not limited in the number of Immediate Recognition may receive. Nomination and Selection Process: Immediate Recognition Awards will be nominated to nCl'~Clr1'::>rl\l City by supervisors only. However, employees and City to bring incidents an award to the attention a be at Schenectady Type of Award: An employee that receives an Immediate Recognition Award will be given a at a Council meeting to recognize outstanding performance. An award be placed in employees' personnel 2 3  Service Awards Service Awards are based solely on tenure of an employee. Eligibilitv: employees City with five years of service or greater will receive Service Awards. Nomination and Selection Process: Employees will be recognized through the presentation of a Service Award in five year increments (5, 10, 20, Type of Award: An employee that receives a Service Award will be presented with a certificate a service pin. Employees at the: 1) 5 year mark will receive a multicolored City of 10 year mark will receive a bronze colored City of Schenectady pin; 3} 20 4) 30 year a receive a service program on an Award Announcements: Service Awards will be presented once a year at either Holiday luncheon or at a meeting. 4  OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATIVE REQl.JEST FORl\1 COl\1l\fiTTEE ASSIGNMENT: FINANCE DATE: MARCH 7, 2016 TO: City Council FROM: Deborah W. DeGenova SUBJECT: 2016 Budget Re-Appropriation TO BE PLACED ON COUNCIL AGENDA OF MARCH 14,2016 s increased to support expenses. 2016 Available 5  CITY OF SCHENECTADY REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: FINANCE DATE: MARCH 7, 2016 TO: CITY COUNCIL FROM: DEBORAH DEGENOVA SUBJECT: 2016 BOND ANTICIPATION NOTE AND BOND ISSUANCE TO BE PLACED ON COUNCIL AGENDA OF l\tIARCH 14,2016 Adopted 2016 Budget ('Budget') Projects that $12,397,302; BANs would be issued in 2016 to fund those projects as as the costs issuance. 6 7  F-3 CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: "Y~V)~ L.>-xe~j DATE: March 7, 2016 S "y~V)~ TO: COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: Gary R. McCarthy, Mayor SUBJECT: Agreement Between City Of Schenectady and Schenectady City Fire Fighter's Union Local 28 IAFF, AFL-CIO 8  CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: Government Operations DATE: 03/07116 TO: COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: Miriam Cajuste SUBJECT: Affirmative Action - Quarterly Report Background Information: See attached. Evaluation!Analysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ _ _ _ __  FCP City of Schenectady 091/ 09117115 71/5 City ofSchenectadylDEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT Federal Consolidated Plan (FCP) Quarterly Report Form (QRF) Due dates are: October 1, January 1, April 1, and July 1 date" < > Incomplete Reports Will Be Returned< >QRF must be received within J14 days of "Due date This report must be filled out and returned to: Jeffrey Vedder Fonda, Federal Consolidated Plan Program Monitor, Department of Development, City Hall 105 Jay Street, Schenectady, N. Y.12305-1970. INDICATE REPORTING PERIOD COVERED: Jan-Mar _ Apr-Jun __ Jul-Sept _ Oct-Dec l Year: 2015 1. Name/address of agency (sub recipient): Affirmative Action Office Schenectady County 620 State Street Schenectady, NY 12305 2. Administrator's name and telephone number: 518-388-4233 3. Name and telephone number of person completing this form: Miriam Cajuste, 518-388-4233 4. Location/site of Project/Program: Schenectady County/ County! City of Schenectady! Schenectady/Affirmative Action 5. Project/Program Supervisor's name and telephone number: Affirmative ActionlMiriam Cajuste/518-388-4233 Action/Miriam Cajuste!518-388-4233 6. Identify all Projects/Programs receiving City of Schenectady FCP funding relevant to this QRF: R IT I A. * CD 219076-333380-224 AAOCCO ---'--.- ---'-- . --. -. . - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - , ------------J.--,------,---r--,--------! -........ - -----,4--------1 $ 51,000.00 ' - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _._.._-- - _...__._ -T- - - - - - - - - - '---_----'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ .._ _ _ _ __ ...__ .. _ - - - - - ' c . . . : : . . . = . : : . . . : ~ _ . . . . . _ ~ _ : : : . . . . . . . ~ . : : . . . . . . : : . "6. A. " is for Projeci A: add a "8." if more than aile olle projecl project or year is fu fwuled. ilelilleorion to rrack nded. Use this delineation J, and 6. [rack projects on pages 2. 3, 10  Using the Section below, fill in the appropriate information concerning your Project! Program. • '.J.lB:••: each FCP funded item identified in Section 6 (on page # -1- ); List Measurable Accomplishments That during the Reporting Quarter. Delineate and Reference These In A Manner Corresponding To Those As Listed In ATT ACHMENT A of your Project Agreement. Additional relevant information in support of your agency, project, outreach, etc. if so desired/applicable may be included at the discretion of the grantee. It is understood that the failure submit the report in the above fashion may result in a temporary access to funds such time as one has been submitted PROJECTIPROGRAM AMOUNT At\fOUNT FUNDED ACCOMPLISHMENTS SPENT LEFT FOR ITEM TillS QUARTER TillS PROJECT UARTER TERM A. WORK TASKS $12,500.00 $38,500.00 Attached a. Referral, information, and outreach will provided/conducted provided! recrardin Residents and 'ob 0 s. Referred City residents to job openings and Civil Service Exam announcements via e-mail, phone call, personal contacts and po stings Partnered with MHA and Schenectady One Stop to inform City residents about job postings: 11  Exam Announcements ,",,,,,,epr,, can 518-388-4292 to to a oosted exams nr..,U'ti announcements. b. A Master List qualified Minority Contractors and WBE'sIDBE's participating in the building trades will maintained in a current manner made available to City and of and other governmental entities situated within the geographical boundaries of Count of Schenectad u on re uest MlWBE contractor list maintained and General Contractors are encouraged to NYS MWBE Directory to mlcJmlea and updated on City made aware of Bidnet, contracts announcements "-1.'"'ULJ,~. neighborhood organizations, and The CITY's Affirmative Action Plan will be further promoted and union offices, organizations, and programs towards rotected class hirin and minorit business develo ment. e. Affirmative Action Plan training will be provided to City of Schenectady staff and officials as re uested. 12  re uirements. Attended bid openings compliance payroll/monthly Continue to be in contact with construction managers regarding M\VBE compliance for City projects Continue to network with area contractors and Union Leaders as necessar 1. Complaints of from employees, job applicants, cmnrrmnlt ,",VJlHUlHHHLJ or anizations and businesses will be investicrated. No com 3. 3 Summary as part "Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) Completed as required HOME Program, Annual Performance Report Not required TOTAL OF THESE COLUMNS » 13  FORTHE THE _ QUARTER: "L7/'T1f.M 6 accomplishments eJllrnWf:'U a measurable with r'ru-ro,<,nr,nfl PROJECT AGREEMENT). NOTE: Program Objectives Quarter And Its Quarterly Report. After that, additional text be submitted in support of your agency, project, outreach, etc. if so desired/applicable: ITEM: A. • Increase Minority Outreach in the City Community • Continue to update MBEIWBE about projects in City and County • Plan programs: workshops, 1''''''''''',17 and preparation ,and •• Develop programs to encourage participation exam announcements ..• listing Job Posting nOI:ItH:::atllon • • • l",n'lrh'YIp.''"It Head to contract compliance • groups, organizations or clubs • Training • Continue to monitor compliance, and visit project as they come on-line • Submit reports as required • Draw down next quarter expenses for reimbursement 14 9. PROJECTIPROGRAM CONSUMER INFOR1\tIATION How does your consumer population break down among the following categories? A. "hr.'"C'",,",,, this page and utilize the pllOltOCOIDV pnoltocOIDY pnOiOC01PV there one a. AGE: - - Under 20 "It is understood that this PROJECT benefits all residents - - 20-30 and citizens of the City of Schenectady. It is therefore - - 31-40 a "Citywide" Project." - - 41-50 51-60 61-70 -- and older GENDER: ___ Male - - - Female RACIAL CHARACTERISTICS: _ _ American Indian!Alaskan Native _ _ American IndianlAlaskan Native & Black!African American _ _ Asian Asian and White Black!African American _ _ Black!African AmericanIWhite Native Hawaiian!Other Pacific Islander Other Multi-racial White d. ETHNICITY _ _ _ Hispanic, Latino, of Spanish origin 15  Fe FC p P City of Schenectady 0911 o/Schenectady 09117115 10. INCOME LEVELS: A. (please photocopy this page and utilize the photocopy for "B", etc., if there is more than one project being reported on) Please indicate the number Dumber of Project/Program consumers whose incomes fall into the following categories: - - --- Below 30 % of Median Income (Very Low Income) _ _ _ _ Between 30% & 50% of Median Income (Low Income) _ _ _ _ Between 50% & 80% of Median Income (Moderate Income) - - - - Over 80 % of Median Income (NOT Low/Moderate Income) -_._--_.........._ - -...--- -- .. _ _._...-... _._--_ ._-- _ ... ................. . --- ~. -- - - '¥- ' - .. .. - . ~ -- - -- •. , MOriE:-~- ~, -- '--"-'~'-"'. -'-'-'--'--.'---'- I Family Size -I1 ........_ ..... ................... __"--'- :U~~ than - ..•.........•. .... Iless than I than ~MORE--~-·_.~ I ~ . l! 1 $17,400 $28,950 $46,100 $46,100 !I 2 $19,850 $33,100 $52,650 $52,650 ! 3 $22,350 $37,250 $59,650 $59,650 4 $24,800 $41,350 $65,800 $65,800 I 5 $26,800 $44,700 $71,100 $71,100 6 $28,800 $48,000 $76,350 $76,350 7 $30,800 I $51,300 $81,600 $81,600 i8(and upwards) 8 u~wardsJl $32,750 $54,~QQ ___ , --$86,900 $54,600 --_ "'- '- -- r - -- - -.. _- _..-..- ..- ---......$86,900 -...•...... .. --- ~ 4-Not UM ~ 4-NotUM , ir I..L ... 1 - VU - 30 LT - 50 2 - Ll 3- Mod Mod-80 - 80 80+ 8Q±_ I NOTE: Column 1 above is "Below 30% of Median Income", Column 2 above is "Between 30% and 50% of Median Income", Column 3 above is "Between 50% and 80 % of Median Income", and Column 4 represents "Over 80 % of Median Income". A "family" is understood as being any household of one member or more. If under your AGREEMENT/Contract with the City of Schenectady you do not have to track individual consumers re: their income levels because they are "presumed" to be Low and Moderate income by definition, please, list the regulation/rule citation here (NOTE: this can be found in Attachment B of your AGREEMENT/Contract): "It is understood that this PROJECT benefits all residents and citizens of the City of Schenectady. It is therefore a "Citywide" Project." -5- 16  FC? City of of Schenecrady 07101115 Schenectady 07/01/ 11. DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT Name of Subrecipient: Schenectady County Period Covered: July to September 2015 QUARTERLY REPORT FORM Project Charge Code #: CD 219076-333380-223 PROJECT NAME: Affirmative Action/CCO A. A. INCOME ETHNICTY !& NOT ery Low Lowl tht that . Hispanid Hispanid Low Income Moderate "U( 2)" )" Latino! Latino/ .) I Income .Income is or. Spanish .Spanish .'( 1 )" Origin Origill Origin A. "It is understood that this PROJECT benefits all residents and citizens of IMPORTANT NOTES the City of Schenectady. It is therefore a "Citvwide" Proiect." "Citywide" Project." Use""B." and "c.", etc. if there were more than "A." on pgs. # 1, 2, 4, etc. i) Use ii) A family (in (1) ) is understood as being any household of one member or more. iii) These numbers should all "agree" with the information reported on in page # 4 of this form iv) All columns should be reported reponed on, in whole numbers, excepting column "(3)". Column "(3)" is reported as a PERCENTAGE. v) "(4)" is "N/A" if all project beneficiaries are minors (place an " * " after "N/A" and reference at bottom of page that "all project beneficiaries are minors"). vi) "(4)" > a "Female Headed Household" > CAN BE ANY SIZE FAMILY FROM 1 (ONE) upwards> -6- 17  ........................ ~~-~ .. CITY OF SCHENECTADY ~.... ..~~~~ ...... ~~.~~~~.~~.~ ... ..- ... ~~.~~--~~.~.~~-.-~.--~-~.~.~~ ~~~ -~ .............. . .................... . MWBE REPORT-"anuary 2016 MJD Enterprises 18 City of Schenectady Diversity Report Full Time 2015 Race 42 20 24 241 0 0 0 41 31 0 82 481 30 8 2 3 Diversity Report Full Time 2015 32 20 15 242 o 0 14 33 90 446 78 19 NEW HIRES Full Time 2015 Race 1 0 1 0 22 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 41 3 5 0 1 NEW HIRES Full Time 2015 Gender MALE 1 2 22 o o 26 53 20 Diversity Report Part Time 2015 Race 9 0 2 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 10 0 1 0 26 0 73 20 4 3 0 Diversity Report Part Time 2015 Gender MALE 8 1 0 19 0 4 24 57 43 21  Diversity Report Time and Part 5 51 22 1 24 o 266 o 0 o 51 32 108 o 554 50 5 3 Diversity Report Time and Part 15 Gender 40 21 15 261 o 0 18 34 14 503 121 22  City of Schenectady Salary Survey Report Full Time Office of Affirmative WHITE 24 241 41 31 82 481 30 8 Salary Survey Report Full Time Office of Affirmative Action MALE FEMALE 32 15 242 14 33 90 446 78 Page 23 Administrators Full Time 2015 RACE WHITE BLACK HISPANIC 6 7 25 42 Administrators Full Time 2015 GENDER MALE FEMALE 2 3 5 22 32 11 Page 24 PROFESSIONALS Full Time 2015 RACE WHITE BLACK 5 9 20 :3 PROFESSIONALS Full Time 2015 GENDER MALE FEMALE 5 4 11 20 4 Page 25 TECHNICIANS Full Time 2015 RACE WHITE BLACK 10 10 3 24 2 TECHNICIANS Full Time 2015 GENDER MALE FEMALE 4 9 2 15 11 Page 26 PROTECT & SERVE Full Time 2015 RACE WHITE BLACK HISPANIC ASIAN 9 29 56 147 3 241 7 4 PROTECT & SERVE Full Time 2015 GENDER MALE FEMALE 8 29 55 150 4 242 10 Page 5 27 PARA-PROFESSIONALS Full Time RACE WHITE PARA-PROFESSIONALS Full Time GENDER MALE FEMALE 1 Page 28 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT Full Time 2015 RACE WHITE BLACK 4 1 3 2 41 5 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT Full Time 2015 GENDER MALE FEMALE 1 6 3 2 14 33 Page 29 SKILLED CRAFTSMEN Full Time 2015 RACE WHITE BLACK 3 15 11 31 2 SKILLED CRAFTSMEN Full Time 2015 GENDER MALE FEMALE 4 16 33 Page 30 SERVICE MAINTENANCE Full Time 2015 RACE WHITE 6 68 82 11 SERVICE MAINTENANCE Full Time 2015 GENDER MALE FEMALE 3 5 79 7 98 90 8 Page 31  CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: Government Operations DATE: 03/07116 TO: COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: John Mootooveren SUBJECT: Disc - Waiver of Permit Fees - Exterior Repairs Background Information: Evaluation! valuationlAnalysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ _ ____ _____ 32  :It2..-. I CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: Intergovernmental Relations DATE: 03/07/16 TO: COUNCILMEMBERS COUNCILME:MBERS FROM: John Mootooveren SUBJECT: Reminder - Library Presentation at Council Meeting Background Information: Presentation at Council meeting on March 14. Evaluation!Analysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 33  K"r-l( -/ CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: Public Service & Utilities DATE: 03/07/16 TO: COUNCILMEl\1BERS FROM: Paul LaFond SUBJECT: Disc - Water Quality Background Information: Evaluation!Analysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 34  OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATIVE REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: DATE: March 7, 2016 TO: City Council FROM: Paul LaFond, Commissioner of General Services SUBJECT: Update to Schenectady County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan TO BE PLACED ON COUNCIL AGENDA OF March 14, 2016 Background Information: The City of Schenectady, with the assistance from the Schenectady County Department of Economic Development and Planning, has gathered information and prepared the Schenectady County Multi - Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update. The Schenectady County Multi - Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update has been prepared in accordance with the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000. EvaluationlAnalysis: The City of Schenectady is a local unit of government that has afforded the citizens an opportunity to comment and provide input in the Plan and the actions in the Plan. The City of Schenectady has reviewed the Plan and affirms that the Plan will be updated no less than every five years Recommendation: 35  CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: City Development & Planning DATE: 03/07/16 TO: COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: John Mootooveren SUBJECT: Ceremonial Resolution - Supporting Fair Funding for Education in Schenectady Background Information: See attached resolution. Evaluation!Analysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ _ ____ _____ 36 Chad Putman From: John Mootooveren Sent: Saturday, February 20, 2016 12:48 PM To: Leesa Perazzo; Chad Putman; Chuck ,..... ----. Ed Kosiur Subject: Resolution: Fair Schenectady School Please add to next committee Resolution Fair for Education in Schenectady. of resolution to Thanks John Mootooveren 37  average and WHEREAS is school district wherein the students come racial ethnic minorities and NY State districts that have a similar are ten times as to be than districts that are and 38  CITY OF S CHENE CT ADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: City Development & Planning 03/07/16 DATE: 03/07116 TO: COUNCILMEMBERS COUNCIL.MEMBERS FROM: Leesa Perazzo SUBJECT: Ceremonial Resolution - St. Patrick's Background Information: To be joined by dancing troupe at the Council meeting on 3/14/16 Evaluation!Analysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 39  CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: City Development & Planning DATE: 03/07/16 03/07116 TO: COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: Marion Porterfield SUBJECT: Ceremonial Resolution - Social Work Month Background Information: See attached. Evaluation!Analysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ _ ____ _____ 40 31412016 Social Wcxk W(Y;k Month Montll2016 2016 - National Association of Social Wcxkers W(Y;kers NASW Amxiolieft of Soci~ Neriono' "',sociolion Nerieno' Social Wl)fkers SOCIAL WORK FORGING SOLUTIONS OUT or C HAL LEN G I $ Social Work Month 2016 - Forging Solutions Out of Challenges Our nation's more than 600,000 social workers have amazing tenacity and talent. They confront some of the most challenging issues facing individuals, families, communities and society and forge solutions that help people reach their fuH potential and make our nation a better place to live. live. We celebrate the contributions of social workers during National Social Work Month in March. month. honor social workers, and educate the public about the often unnoticed Here are activities you can take part in to commemorate the month, ways that social workers bring great good to our society Activities wiD be updated so be sure to check back regularly regularty for the latest Social Work Month activities. activities. SWM 2016 T- Theme Media Contest Film Screening Letter Writing Rationale 41 .soo alwcxkers https:J1www .soci alw(Y;kers .(Y;WpressrO(Y;O/swm onthI20161default.asp .cxWpressrocxn/swm ontllI20161defau1t.asp 112  CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: City Development & Planning DATE: 03/07116 TO: COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: Molly MacElroy SUBJECT: Disc - Property Repairs & Impact on Assessed Value Background Information: Evaluation!Analysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 42  CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: City Development & Planning DATE: 03/07116 TO: COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: Mayor McCarthy SUBJECT: Planning Commission - Appointment Background Information: Appointment of Mitchell Miller to the Planning Commission Evaluation!Analysis: Recommendation: LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_ _ _ _ ____ _____ 43 44 Mitch Miller Director, Institutional Banking, Higher Education Mitch is a Director for Institutional Banking specializing in Higher Education in the Northeast. He joined Key in 1998 as a Senior Banker and was promoted to Team Sales Leader in 2001 . He was responsible for the Relationship Managers located throughout New York and the states of Vermont, Massachusetts, and Maine but has changed his focus to Higher Education. Prior to joining Key, Mitch spent twenty-five years in progressively responsible positions within New York State Government. The last fifteen years of his service was as Chief Administrative Officer and Deputy Commissioner of the New York State Department of Economic Development and Empire State Development Corporation. Mitch holds a Bachelor's Bachelors of Arts degree in Political Science from Syracuse University and a Masters Master's Degree in Public Administration from the Maxwell School of Citizenship at Syracuse University. Mitch is a Registered Municipal Securities Representative (Series 52) and a Uniform Securities Agent (series 63). 63). 518-257-8665 mitchell.miller@key.com 45 NYS EMPIRE STATE DEVELOPMENT Chief Administrative Officer 4/96 - Present Assistant Commissioner for Administration 7/82 Present Administrative management of Empire State Development I",n,,,,,rirm,:>nt of Economic Development and the Science and Technology Foundation. l"(esoonslIJ for recommend and necessary meet program nn,p"<rJ""'C Provide Commissioner/Chairman and Executive Commissioner/Executive Vice programs, with recommendations for to translate order achieve 30% for several new economic programs< programs. m Developed and issued poliCies policies and procedures on behalf of department and Maintain a continuing liaison with appropriate legislative committees and departments and of the Federal government • Act on behalf of the Commissioner/Chairman on various interdepartmental and committees and direct task force Commissioner'S program needs< as needed to complement the Commissioner's needs. 46 NYS OFFICE OF PARKS AND RECREATION Administrative AssistantlSr" Personnel Administrator Trainee bid" reviewed M" Maxwell School of Citizenship, 1977 BA Political Syracuse 47  CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORl\f COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: CDP DATE: March 7, 2016 TO: City CounciVSURA FROM: Jackie l\lancini, Director of Development SlJBJECT: Accept title from SURA - 14 properties Background Information: to SBL Address SBL 39.57-4-39 125 Barrett Stree Place 1127 Barrett Stree Place 1134 Barrett Stree 1135 Barrett Street 39.57 -4-22.1 39.65-1-7 1151 Barrett Street 39.57-4-18.1 1065 Barrett Street 39.65-1-6.1 1159 Barrett Street 39.57-4-17 120 Barrett Street 39.65-2-43.1 1166 Barrett Street 39.57-4-15 Evaluation!Analysis: Recommendation: 48  CITY OF SCHENECTADY LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT:6~4vf~r'DATE: March 4,2016 TO: COUNCIL MEMBERS FROM: Rachael Ward SUBJECT: Transfer to SURA Background Information: During the 2015 year, the City foreclosed on several properties as part of three in rem tax foreclosure actions. At this point, the City needs to transfer those properties to the Schenectady Urban Renewal Agency. EvaluationlAnalysis: The City annually transfers the properties to the Schenectady Urban Renewal Agency. Recommendation: Transfer the properties to the Schenectady Urban Renewal Agency. LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY_--=L=a..:..:,.w_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 52  RESOLUTION NO. Councilmember offered the following: A Resolution Transferring Title to Various Properties To The Schenectady Urban Renewal Agency WHEREAS, the City of Schenectady took title to various properties through two tax foreclosures completed in 2016; and WHEREAS, the Schenectady Urban Renewal Agency has authorized by its Resolution Numbered 2016-_ __ acceptance of those properties to be used in compliance with the City's Comprehensive and Urban Renewal Plan; NOW, THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED, that that the City Council transfers title to the Schenectady Urban Renewal Agency for the following properties: SBL PROPERTY LOCATION 39.28-1-18 Verona Ave 39.28-1-8 2129 Van V ranken A venue 39.35-4-10 1913 Avenue A 39.35-4-16 1841 Avenue A 39.43-2-39 1681 Van Vranken Ave 39.43-3-52 805 Mason St 39.50-2-4 1639 Foster Ave 39.51-1-13 1580 Carrie St 39.51-1-45 718 Beaver St 39.59-2-22 1517 Avenue B 39.64-3-11 508 Union Street 39.65-2-12 13 Park PI 39.73-1-4 708 Union Street 39.73-2-16 15 Landon Terrace 39.74-3-36 6 Landon Terrace 39.81-3-47 Close Street 48.51-3-17 2321 Fairlee St 48.58-2-33 367 Twelfth Street 48.60-2-7 2014 Euclid Avenue 1 53 J 54  49.60-5-21 139 Haigh Ave 49.60-5-32 128 Haigh Avenue 49.62-2-2 1402 Sixth Ave 49.63-2-2 1 126 Seventh Ave 1202 Street Wing Avenue 5 Winston Place 12 Winston Place 81 Cheitingham Ave \.bb()ttsJtord Rd Avenue nnr"rn"',,as to fonn form of March, 2016. CARL G. FALOTICO, ESQ. CORPORATION COUNSEL 55