City Council Committees
Regular MeetingSchenectady, NY · July 15, 2019
Agenda
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
COMMITTEE AGENDA
for
Monday, July 15, 2019
5:30 p.m.
Room 110
The Council President reserves the right to add or delete any agenda item prior to Committee Meeting.
Government Operations
1 Presentation – CPH DSAD/DSIC District Expansion Jim Salengo
2 CR – 2019 Music Haven Maven – Robert Carreau Leesa Perazzo
3 Final Review – Local Law Banning the use of Plastic Straws in Schenectady Karen Zalewski-Wildzunas
4 Discussion – Moratorium on Liquor Stores in the City of Schenectady Leesa Perazzo
Public Safety
1 ABAC Uniforms & Accessories for the Schenectady Fire Department Richard McIlravey-Ackert
2 Discussion – Safety Features and Security in City Hall John Polimeni
Public Service & Utilities
1 Authorize the Commissioner of Finance to deposit the Extreme Winter Recovery Chris Wallin
(EWR) funding in the amount of $174,060.24 to HY417083-201-023 that is
designated specifically for this.
2 ABAC Smart City Proof of Concept Fiber Optic Cable Deployment – Award of Contract John Coluccio
3 Discussion – Verizon Agreement Gary McCarthy
4 CR – Completion of Cradle by Prince Sprauve and TBU Production Leesa Perazzo
Health & Recreation
1 CR – Schenectady Ole Timers Baseball Club Vince Riggi
City Development & Planning
Review – Sidewalk Improvement Petition Funded by a Special Assessment in a Certain
1 Carl Falotico
District
2 Discussion – 322 Hulett Street John Mootooveren
3 Sale of 216 Duane Avenue Andrew Koldin
Claims
1 Tax Certiorari – 2001 Broadway Andrew Koldin
2 Tax Certiorari – 1077 Brierwood Boulevard Andrew Koldin
3 Kearse v. City of Schenectady Carl Falotico
Friday, July 12, 2019
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Government Operations Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Jim Salengo
Subject Presentation - CPH DSAD/DSIC District Expansion
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Government Operations Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Leesa Perazzo
Subject CR - 2019 Music Haven Maven - Robert Carreau
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
Robert Carreau, Executive Director of the Schenectady Foundation, has served skillfully and
passionately as a proven catalyst for good in Schenectady and surrounding communities for more
than three decades.
Robert Carreau has been instrumental in fostering opportunities for community-based
collaborations that focus his on improving health, safety, housing, employment and the urban
environment.
Robert Carreau has utilized his extensive experience in strategic grant making, philanthropy and
organizational leadership to achieve measurable improvements in the well-being of individuals,
families and neighborhoods.
Robert Carreau has given of his time and talents to numerous charitable organizations including
the United Way of Schenectady County, the Carlilian Foundation, Community AIDS
Partnership, Northeast Parent & Child Society and Bigelow Corners Partnership.
Robert Carreau, with his own broad palate of interests as a musician, artisan potter and world
traveler, has had enormous impact on the region's art scene – from his advocacy of the
Schenectady Foundation grant that named the "Agnes Macdonald Music Haven Stage" in 1998 –
to his service as board chair of the Empire State Youth Orchestras and co-host of the 8th Step's
Open Mic nights at Proctors.
Robert Carreau, in recognition of his extraordinary contributions to people and places in
Schenectady and throughout the Capital Region, will be honored with the 2019 Music Haven
Maven award at the Music Haven Summer Social, August 4.
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Government Operations Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Karen Zalewski-Wildzunas
Subject Final Review - Local Law Banning the use of Plastic Straws in Schenectady
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
A Local Law to amend the code of the City of Schenectady, in relation to prohibiting single-
use plastic beverage straws and beverage stirrers
Definitions. As used in this section, the following terms have the following meanings:
Beverage. The term “beverage” manes any liquid, including any slurry, frozen, semi-frozen, or
other forms of liquids, intended for drinking.
Beverage Provider. The term “beverage provider” means any business, organization, entity,
group, or individual located within the City that offers beverages to the public for consumption.
Beverage straw. The term “beverage straw” means a tube used for transferring a beverage
from its container to the mouth of a consumer.
Beverage stirrer. The term “beverage stirrer” means a device used by a consumer that is
designed solely for the purpose of mixing liquids intended for internal human consumption.
Biodegradable. The term “biodegradable” means the ability of a material to breakdown, within
one year, into natural materials in the natural environment without causing harm.
Disability. The term “disability” means a physical, intellectual or sensory impairment that
substantially limits one or more major life activities.
Food Provider. The term “food provider” means any person located within the City that is a
retailer of prepared food or beverages for public consumption including, but not limited to, any
store, supermarket, delicatessen, restaurant, shop, caterer or mobile food vendor.
Person. The term “person” means an individual, business, event promoter, trust, firm, joint
stock company, corporation, nonprofit, including a government corporation, partnership, or
association.
Plastic. The term “plastic” means a synthetic material made from organic polymers, including,
but not limited to, polypropylene and polystyrene, that can be molded into shape while soft,
and then set into a rigid or slightly elastic form.
Single-use plastic straw: The term “single-use plastic straw” means a single-use, disposable tube
made predominantly of plastic derived from either petroleum or a biologically based polymer,
such as corn or other plant sources, used to transfer a beverage from a container to the mouth
of the person drinking the beverage. “Single-use plastic straw” does not include a straw made
from non-plastic materials, including, but not limited to, metal, paper, pasta, sugar cane, wood,
or bamboo.
Distribution: The term “distribution” or “distribute” means the vending, sale, giving,
deployment or delivering for any purpose of a straw, other than as defined herein, whether or
not incident to the sale, vending or provision of any kind of beverage in a container.
“Distribution” does not include provision of a straw with a beverage on private property used
as a residence, including nursing homes, or by beverages prepared and packaged outside the
City, provided such beverage is not altered, packaged or repackaged with the City.
Distribution of Plastic Straws Prohibited
No establishment in the city shall offer to consumers any single-use straw or beverage stirrer
made of plastic or any other non-biodegradable material.
This prohibition shall not apply to:
a) Pre-packaged drinks sold at commercial establishments,
b) Use by medical or dental facilities,
c) Use by individuals with a disability or other impairment requiring use of plastic straw.
This local law takes effect January 1, 2020.
Penalties for Violation
Any person who violates this section or any rule promulgated pursuant thereto shall be liable
for a civil penalty recoverable in a civil action brought in the name of the City of Schenectady
A. For any violation:
1. First offense: Written warning of violation
2. Second offense within any one-year period: $50.00 fine
3. Third offense within any one-year period: $100.00 fine
4. Fourth offense or more within any one-year period: $250.00 fine
B. Each day a prohibited distribution occurs is a single violation
October 1, 2019
Dear Business Owner and/or Manager,
We are contacting you because the City has adopted anew ordinance which is likely to impact your business.
The City of Schenectady is committed to environmental leadership and the conservation of
natural resources. The City realizes that discarded plastic straws threaten our drinking water,
wildlife and degrade ecosystems. Therefore, on July 15, 2019 the City of Schenectady passed
Ordinance which prohibits the sale and distribution of plastic straws within the City limits. The
City joins several cities throughout the United States who have enacted similar bans. This
Prohibition takes effect January 1, 2020. It is enforceable through written warning and/or fines.
Given that your business is likely to sell or distribute plastic straws, the City suggests you take the Prohibition into
consideration when making future purchases ofplastic straws.Between now and January 1, 2020wesuggest you use
yourremaining plastic straw and stirrer inventory while exploring which alternatives best suit your business.
There arealternative toplastic straws available. Hereissome information on whatproducts are available on the
market:
Straw Alternative Vendors
Aardvark; AmeriStraw; Cheney
Brothers; Sysco; US Foods; Dade
Paper; Island Supply; Hospitatility
Paper straws Purchasing
Stainless Steel
reusable straws Steelys Drinkware; Crestline
Silicone reusable
straws Softy Straws
Glass reusable straws Simply Straws; Strawsome Straws
Bamboo straws Bambu; Bamboo Straw Girl
No Straws N/A
To read the Ordinance in its entirety, visit WEBSITE
It is in your best interest to stop serving plastic straws and adopt the Straw Prohibition early! Early Straw
Prohibition adopters will be provided with a promotional window cling to advertise their compliance,
their business will be featured on the straw prohibition website, and they will have access to further
promotional designs and educational materials. We encourage straw-serving businesses to utilize the
#SchenectadySkipstheStraw hashtag on social media and contact the City once they have made the
switch.
Thank you for making Schenectady a greener place to be,
January 1, 2020
Dear Business Owner and/or Manager,
Happy New Year! We are contacting you because the City has adopted a new ordinance which
is likely to impact your business. We initially contacted you in October with news of this
ordinance which is now in effect and is fully enforceable.
The City of Schenectady is committed to environmental leadership and the conservation of
natural resources. The City realizes that discarded plastic straws threaten our drinking water,
wildlife and degrade ecosystems. Therefore, on July 15, 2019 the City of Schenectady passed
Ordinance which prohibits the sale and distribution of plastic straws within the City limits. The
City joins several cities throughout the United States who have enacted similar bans. This
Prohibition is now in effect.
In October, we urged you to use up your existing inventory of plastic straws and begin exploring
sustainable alternatives. We included the following information:
Straw Alternative Vendors
Aardvark; AmeriStraw; Cheney
Brothers; Sysco; US Foods; Dade
Paper; Island Supply; Hospitatility
Paper straws Purchasing
Stainless Steel
reusable straws Steelys Drinkware; Crestline
Silicone reusable
straws Softy Straws
Glass reusable straws Simply Straws; Strawsome Straws
Bamboo straws Bambu; Bamboo Straw Girl
No Straws N/A
Now that the Prohibition is in effect, your business may be fined if found distributing or selling
plastic or biologically based polymer straws. The schedule of fines is as follows:
• First offense: Written warning or notice of violation
• Second offense within 12 months: a fine of $50
• Third offense within 12 months: a fine of $100
• Each subsequent offense within 12 months: a fine of $250
To read the Ordinance in its entirety or download free promotional materials for the Straw
prohibition, visit WEBSITE
If you have any questions about the Straw Prohibition or ways in which you can make your
business low-waste contact PHONE NUMBER.
Thank you for making Schenectady a greener place to be,
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Government Operations Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Leesa Perazzo
Subject Discussion - Moratorium on Liquor Stores in the City of Schenectady
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
CITY OF SCHENECTADY
LEGISLATION REQUEST FORM
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT: DATE: 7/15/2019
Public Safety
TO: COUNCILMEMBERS
FROM: Richard McIlravy-Ackert
Purchasing Supervisor
SUBJECT: Uniforms & Accessories for the Schenectady Fire Department
Background Information:
The Fire Department requires uniforms and uniform accessories for all
firefighters to maintain department standards and provide a professional
appearance when working with the public. Uniforms also help denote
authorized personnel at emergency scenes and make department personnel
easily identifiable.
Evaluation/Analysis:
On June 28, 2019, a Notice to Bidders was published in the Daily Gazette,
and on that same day, the bid specifications were made available to the
public in the Purchasing Department, and on the Empire State Purchasing
Group (BidNet). Subsequently, 24 vendors downloaded the
specifications, and on July 10, 2 bids were received by the established
deadline. The bids were opened at 11:00 AM that same day and tallied.
The low bidder is Municipal Emergency Services of Poughkeepsie, NY.
Recommendation:
Pass a resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into a contract with Municipal
Emergency Services for the provision of uniforms and accessories for the Schenectady
Fire Department. The bid shall be for the period commending with the award of the bid and
ending on December 31, 2020. Prices shall remain firm for the entire bid period.
At the end of the initial bid period, upon mutual agreement of the City and the Contractor, the
agreement may be renewed for two (2) additional years, in two (2) consecutive one-year
intervals.
LEGISLATION WILL BE PREPARED BY___ _Law_________
BID SUMMARY TABULATION SHEET BUREAU OF PURCHASE
Received by the COMMITTEE ON BIDS of The City of Schenectady, NY at 10:30 A.M. Eastern Standard Time on the 10th day of July, 2019.
Bids for: Uniforms and Accessories for the City of Schenectady Fire Department
ITEM NO.: Schenectady Fire Department BIDDER NO . 1 BIDDER NO . 2 BIDDER NO . 3
UNIT PRICE UNIT PRICE UNIT PRICE
Style # 34291 FE- Men’s Fechheimer 55/45 Poly/Wool – Navy
$ 72.00 $ 68.50 $
Style # FE-
35291 Women’s Fechheimer 55/45 Poly/Wool – Navy $ 72.00 $ 68.50
Style # FE-
47280 Men’s Fechheimer 75/25 Poly/Wool – Navy $ 70.00 $ 69.50
Style # FE-
47290 Women’s Fechheimer 75/25 Poly/Wool – Navy $ 70.00 $ 69.50
Style # FE-VTX-
8000 Men’s Vertx Phantom LT – Navy $ 45.00 $ 44.50
Style # FE-VTX-
8050 Women’s Vertx Phantom LT – Navy $ 45.00 $ 44.50
Style # 24N51 Men’s Flying Cross Long Sleeve 65/35
00 Poly/Cotton – White $ 29.50 $ 32.50
Men’s Flying Cross Short Sleeve 65/35
Style #74S51 00 Poly/Cotton – White
$ 24.75 $ 28.00
Style # 24N51 Men’s Flying Cross Long Sleeve 65/35
25 Poly/Cotton – Medium Blue $ 29.50 $ 32.50
Style # 74S51 Men’s Flying Cross Long Sleeve 65/35
25 Poly/Cotton – Medium Blue $ 24.75 $ 28.00
511 Men’s ¼ Zip Job Shirt – Fire Navy –
Style # 72314
w/embroidered logo on left chest $ 54.00 $ 58.00
511 Men’s Long Sleeve Professional Polo –
--- Heather Gray w/embroidered logo on left chest $ 40.00 $ 45.00 3XL: 50
Page 1 of 3 SIGNATURE _________________________________________________
511 Men’s Short Sleeve Professional Polo –
--- Heather Gray w/embroidered logo on left chest $ 35.00 $ 40.00 3XL: 45
511 Men’s Long Sleeve Professional Polo – Fire
--- Navy w/embroidered logo on left chest $ 40.00 $ 45.00 3XL: 50
511 Men’s Short Sleeve Professional Polo – Fire
--- Navy w/embroidered logo on left chest $ 35.00 $ 40.00 3XL: 45
Style # FE- Men’s Fechheimer Double Breasted Dress
34892 Blouse Coat – Navy $ 234.50 $ 230.00
Style # FE- Men’s Fechheimer Single Breasted Dress Blouse
34892 Coat – Navy $ 252.50 $ 220.00
Style # S*-F303 Sentry Dress Uniform Hat – Navy $ 50.00 $ 50.00
Style # S*-F303 Sentry Dress Uniform Hat – White $ 56.00 $ 55.00
Style # SB-
45055 Sam Broome 3’ x 14.5” Black Polyester Tie $ 4.50 $ 7.50
Style # SB-
45015 Sam Broome 3” x 18” Black Polyester Tie $ 4.50 $ 7.50
Style # SB-
45045 Sam Broome 3” x 20” Black Polyester Tie $ 4.50 $ 7.50
1 ¾” Black Garrison style Dress Belt w/silver
--- buckle $ 21.00 $ 14.00
--- Polishable Oxford style dress shoe – Black $ 60.00 $ 69.50
Page 2 of 3 SIGNATURE _________________________________________________
511 Tactical Men’s Reversible Hi-Vis Softshell
Jacket
--- - Left chest embroidery
- “Fire” in Silver – Reflective 4.75” on hi-vis
side of Jacket $ 154.00 $ 195.00
TOTAL: $ 1,528.00 TOTAL $ 1,570.00 +$20.00 for 3XL
Bidder Company Name Address Bid Bond
1 Municipal Emergency Services 66 Firemen's Way, Poughkeepsie, New York 12603 Bond
2 United Uniform Distribution, LLC 495 N. French, Amherst, New York 14228 $95.10 Certified Check
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Solicitation Document Report
Report Executed By Erin Gallagher
Report Executed On 2019/07/10 15.09.53
Solicitation RFB-RMA-0710201
Suppliers Suppliers who hav
Supplier Organization
Name Address City
BrainSurface LLC 5050 Quorum Drive, Suite 700, Dallas, TX 75254 Dallas
DRNS CORP 140 58TH STREET, Unit 3F BROOKLYN
DiVal Fire & EMS 60 Cohoes ave green island
Elbeco.com 4418 Pottsville Pike Building 10 Reading
Emergency Responder Products 175 Bethpage Sweet Hollow Road Old Bethpage
IDMC 3032 N. 15th Street Grand Junction
It's Greek To Me Inc. DBA Champion Teamwear 520 MCCALL ROADPO BOX 8 Manhattan
KB Metal Associates LLC PO Box 459 Stephentown
Keystone Mid-Atlantic, Inc. Post Office Box 101 Cheltenham
Lawmen's & Shooters' Supply, Inc. 1910 82nd Ave., Suite 102 Vero Beach
MELCON GROUP WORLDWIDE 1509 LINCOLN AVENUE HOLBROOK
Mag and Son Clothing 171 Pascone Place Newington
Masters Athletic and Corprate Supply(MACS) 3 millard ave binghamton
Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. MES New York66 Firemen's Way Poughkeepsie
NEW YORK POLICE SUPPLY,INC. 1460 EAST RIDGE RD ROCHESTER
National Industries for the Blind - NYSPSP 136 State Street (2nd Floor) Albany
Ocean Procurement Services 705 Cross St, Unit 267 Lakewood
Rescuestuff, Inc. 962 Washington Street Peekskill
Sewing Technology Uniform Co 691 SENECA STREET BUFFALO
UNIMEX CORPORATION 21351 Gentry Dr. STE 130 Sterling
UNITED UNIFORM CO., INC 495 NORTH FRENCH RD BUFFALO,
Visual Infomedia 5C1 VCS Nagar 1st Street Coimbatore
Whittaker Brothers 1390 5th Ave. Ste 216 New York
Woods Mens & Boys Clothing, Inc. 658 Suffolk Ave Brentwood
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Main Contact s
State/Prov Name Phone Email
TX Omar Farooq 8887641001 muhammad.omar@brainsurface.com Full 1/1
NY Stephen Franco 7183694530 sf@directpromos.com Full 1/1
NY Matt Meagher 5186884900 mmeagher@divalsafety.com Full 1/1
PA Molly Johnson 800-468-4654 1917 Bids@elbeco.com Full 1/1
NY viena ludewig 8775729592 vwl@911erp.com Full 1/1
CO Bill Philips 970-425-6945 bids@idmc.money Full 1/1
KS Jaime Bohnenblust 800-336-4486 mhk-gtmbids@hanes.com Full 1/1
NY Kate Beach 518-935-8536 kbeach@kbmetalassoc.com Full 1/1
PA Ken Hellendall 215-379-1671 help@kmaioff.com Full 1/1
FL Gail Walker-Keen 772-569-8700 218 bids@lawmens.net Full 1/1
NY ERIC JIMENEZ 6316196933 eric@mgw.world Full 1/1
CT Nathan Mag 8888474422 bandroomxlr@yahoo.com Full 1/1
NY craig hardin 6072226798 chardin@stny.rr.com Full 1/1
NY Robert Duncan 845-575-6955 roduncan@mesfire.com Full 1/1
NY MICHAEL HCOHN 585 467-1370 NYPS@FRONTIERNET.NET Full 1/1
NY Rene Handford 5186210638 rhandford@nyspsp.org Full 1/1
NJ Jay Kaplan 9176483409 Jay@opservicesnj.com Full 1/1
NY Seth Porter 914-293-7239 101 seth@rescuestuff.net Full 1/1
NY Jonathan Appleby 7168455130 jon@sewingtechuniform.com Full 1/1
VA WEIWEI JIAN 7035796848 weiwei.jian@unimexus.com Full 1/1
NY Angella Galuski 716-691-4400 15 angella@uniteduniform.com Full 1/1
Siva Kumar 9894639900 visualinfomedia@gmail.com Full 1/1
NY Roland Whittaker 2013778941 rowhittaker@hotmail.com Full 1/1
NY Rick Woods 631-273-0212 14 woodsmenswear@aol.com Full 1/1
Contact Solicitation
Name Phone Email Document
Omar Farooq 8887641001 muhammad.omar@brainsurface.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Stephen Franco 7183694530 sf@directpromos.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Matt Meagher 5186884900 mmeagher@divalsafety.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Molly Johnson 800-468-4654 1917 Bids@elbeco.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
viena ludewig 8775729592 vwl@911erp.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Bill Philips 970-425-6945 bids@idmc.money FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Jaime Bohnenblust 800-336-4486 mhk-gtmbids@hanes.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Kate Beach 518-935-8536 kbeach@kbmetalassoc.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Ken Hellendall 215-379-1671 help@kmaioff.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Gail Walker-Keen 772-569-8700 218 bids@lawmens.net FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
ERIC JIMENEZ 6316196933 eric@mgw.world FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Nathan Mag 8888474422 bandroomxlr@yahoo.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
craig hardin 6072226798 chardin@stny.rr.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Jonathan Dudley 845-575-6955 jdudley@mesfire.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
MICHAEL HCOHN 585 467-1370 NYPS@FRONTIERNET.NET FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Joseph Donohue 518-463-1211 202 jdonohue@naba-vision.org FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Jay Kaplan 9176483409 Jay@opservicesnj.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Seth Porter 914-293-7239 101 seth@rescuestuff.net FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Jonathan Appleby 7168455130 jon@sewingtechuniform.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
WEIWEI JIAN 7035796848 weiwei.jian@unimexus.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Angella Galuski 716-691-4400 15 angella@uniteduniform.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Siva Kumar 9894639900 visualinfomedia@gmail.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Roland Whittaker 2013778941 rowhittaker@hotmail.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
Rick Woods 631-273-0212 14 woodsmenswear@aol.com FD UNIFORM BID 2019 FINAL.pdf
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SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Public Safety Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: John Polimeni
Subject Discussion - Safety Features and Security in City Hall
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
BID SUMMARY TABULATION SHEET DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND D
Received by the COMMITTEE ON BIDS of The City of Schenectady, NY at 10:30 A.M. Eastern Standard Time on the 9th day of July, 2019.
Bids for: "SMART CITY PROOF OF CONCEPT FIBER OPTIC CABLE DEPLOYMENT"
PAY ITEM PAY ITEM DESCRIPTION BIDDER No. 2
QUANTITY UNIT Unit Price BIDDER No. 1 EXTENSION Unit Price Unit Price
No. EXTENSION
Install 24-count FOC from utility pole to traffic signal pole (TSP) and
22 3 EA
install riser on outside of TSP to traffic signal cabinet $4,410.00 $3,750.00
23 Tree trimming – 3 ft ea side of line (Contractor pre-approval required) TBD LF
$6.50 $12.50
24 Install ¼” guys and guy guards TBD EA $36.70
25 Install ¼” overhead guys TBD EA $85.00
26 Rearrange pole attachment – up or down pole TBD EA
27 Rearrange pole attachment – old to new pole within 5’ TBD EA
Ground to existing vertical (when required in addition to first, last, and
28 TBD EA
every tenth pole)
29 Place new vertical ground TBD EA
30 Lash 144 & 24 FOC at same time TBD LF
31 Overlash 24-144 FOC TBD LF
Total - FIBER DEPLOYMENT - Base Bid: 1 LS
$142,638.40 $366,528.13
BIDDER No. COMPANY NAME ADDRESS C.A.P SECUR
1
2
3
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BIDDER No. 3
EXTENSION
RITY DEPOSIT
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SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Public Service & Utilities Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Gary McCarthy
Subject Discussion - Verizon Agreement
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Public Service & Utilities Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Leesa Perazzo
Subject CR - Completion of Cradle by Prince sprauve and TBU Productions
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Health & Recreation Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Vince Riggi
Subject CR - Schenectady Ole Timers Baseball Club
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
A Resolution Recognizing the efforts of "Schenectady Ole Timers
Baseball Club" for Reinvigorating Youth Baseball in Schenectady.
WHEREAS, The Schenectady Ole Timers Baseball Club whose
membership now exceeds 160 members was founded in 1992 by a group
of friends who had grown up primarily in the Schenectady NY area and
played or enjoyed baseball at various levels ranging from Little League to the
Major Leagues; and
WHEREAS, Now in its 27th year, the SOTBC is exploring opportunities
and partnerships in an effort to "Give Back" and will make a major
contribution to promote our "National Pastime" to newer generations of
boys and girls, while facilitating access to and enjoyment of the game;
and
WHEREAS, This summer, and for four summers to follow, the SOTBC
will take a leadership role and partner with the City of Schenectady in
making a professionally run baseball skills camp a reality for up to fifty
of Schenectady's Little League age eligible kids; and
WHEREAS, this hands-on, high activity level camp will be held at
Central Park's recently rejuvenated historic "A" diamond, also known as
"Buck Ewing Field", over two consecutive days in late summer, this year
being Monday, August 12th and Tuesday, August 13th. No fee will be
charged to the children who participate, since all costs associated with
the camp will be covered by sponsor donations; and
WHEREAS, This year's camp will be managed by Princeton
University's Assistant Baseball Coach and SOTBC member Alex
Jurczynski of Schenectady, who managed a similar baseball skills camp
in 2017 at Schenectady Little League with an overwhelmingly positive
response and great success; and
WHEREAS, There will also be "scholarships" provided to each
participating youngster who goes on to play in the Schenectady Little
League or Schenectady Babe Ruth League to cover part of the cost of
registration along with other positive inducements to encourage these
youngsters to continue to play and enjoy the game of baseball:
NOW THEREFORE BE IT,
RESOLVED, that the Mayor Gary R. McCarthy and the City Council
do hereby pause in their deliberations to recognize the efforts of SOTBC
to reinvigorate the game of baseball in Schenectady and wish them all
the best in their future endeavors to enhance the game of baseball for
generations to come.
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: City Development & Planning Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Karen Zalewski-Wildzunas
Subject Review - Sidewalk Improvement Petition Funded by a Special Assessment in a Certain District
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: City Development & Planning Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: John Mootooveren
Subject Discussion - 322 Hulett Street
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: City Development & Planning Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Andrew Koldin
Subject Sale of 216 Duane Avenue
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Claims Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Andrew Koldin
Subject Tax Cert. 2001 Broadway
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Claims Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Andrew Koldin
Subject Tax Certiorari - 1077 Brierwood Boulevard
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
SCHENECTADY CITY COUNCIL
Legislative Request Form
Committee: Claims Committee Date: Monday, July 15, 2019
From: Carl Falotico
Subject Kearse v. City of Schenectady
Background Info:
Evaluation/Analysis
Recommendation
Friday, July 12, 2019
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