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Key outcomes at a glance

- Resolution 110 — 2025 budget amendment to accept targeted inflationary increases to the Department of Mental Health budget: approved by roll call.

- Resolution 111 — 2025 budget amendment for the Summer Youth Employment Program (Department of Social Services): approved by roll call.

- Resolution 112 — 2025 budget amendment for the Delaware County Rental Supplemental Program (RSP), Department of Social Services: approved by roll call; a \"no\" vote was recorded during the roll call.

- Resolution 113 — 2025 budget amendment adoption for legal guardianship incentive payments and grants to enhance adoption and foster care recruitment (Department of Social Services): approved by roll call.

- Resolution 114 — 2025 budget amendment for the Summer Youth Employment Program (program/bureau): approved by roll call.

- Resolution 115 — 2025 budget amendment transfer of funds for the Department of Mental Health: approved by roll call.

- Resolution 116 — Resolution approving the proposed certificate of incorporation and consenting to formation of the Delaware County Capital Resource Corporation (economic development): approved by roll call. (See separate article for full project and financing details.)

- Resolution 117 — Authorization to schedule and publish a public hearing to obtain citizen input regarding the Community Development Block Grant (NYS Office of Community Renewal): voice vote; approved; public hearing scheduled for July 23 at 1 p.m.

- Resolution 118 — Correction of current tax rolls in accordance with Real Property Tax Law section 554 (Real Property Tax Services): approved by roll call.

- Resolution 119 — Authorization for disposition of personal property no longer necessary for public use (Department of Public Works): voice vote; approved.

- Resolution 120 — Sale of real property (Department of Public Works): approved by roll call.

- Resolution 121 — Purchase of software (legislative/finance committee referral and contingency funding): approved by roll call.

- Resolution 122 — Payment of bills (auditing/finance): approved by roll call.

Other business

The board also made an appointment to the Delaware County Local Development Corporation, appointing Ed Rosa for a term ending Dec. 31, 2025. Supervisors waived Rule 10 to consider two not pre-filed resolutions at the meeting. Several resolutions were handled by voice vote where the transcript records \"all in favor\" or \"so carried\"; others were approved by roll call with affirmative votes recorded by name. Where a dissenting vote was audible in the transcript, it is noted above.

The board adjourned after brief committee scheduling and administrative items.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Delaware County Board of Supervisors Meeting, June 25th 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Delaware County Board of Supervisors approved a series of budget amendments, program grants and administrative actions at its June meeting, including a resolution authorizing formation of a Delaware County Capital Resource Corporation to facilitate tax-exempt bond financing for local projects.","taxTitle","Delaware County, New York","taxId",76398,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6522361,"Delaware Valley Hospital details $80.6 million expansion; county board approves formation of local capital resource corporation",889,269000,1158000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5071137-85911abd73864e040003579b9cd80e7f&start=269&end=1158","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5071137-85911abd73864e040003579b9cd80e7f/thumbnail_269000.jpg","/articles/6522361/Delaware-County/New-York/Delaware-Valley-Hospital-details-806-million-expansion-county-board-approves-formation-of-local-capital-resource-corporation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6522361-630bbd00460a52cee7741532f7044517/orig.mp4?Expires=1771148188&Signature=B1ABQR3cV9BaZtA9hvBWFu3~j9DQZF38ID4ng~dNz7tDfTsuZ2x9QZ5n4k-OnAGZkHohqRTwufWJObd4beqHnu7vLjCgyv68jaaDYAk6XlepNUGyaLaugP0hsPWM5ZcmL5WuVdXo3w20g3HuFJZKxatGbx9-JlgZA9FNZcdObx5k2utEvaGmfFlcClm89y8FZepsqaIsObptrC5a~gVFOswtDSXR27~3Bh7g4HkmShKszn1Wq-yb0UQ4oiZ3z~NeUVLUFS3z1lZMlRjhJmDi58PfRQpzOEjD3wnBk3DsMBqqyfnJVW6Kkv6jd9~QEC3Y0LBA-jxMZANSnzNhutfauw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Delaware Valley Hospital representatives updated the Delaware County Board of Supervisors on plans to build a 113,000-square-foot addition to the Walton hospital campus and said the project will be financed in part with up to $60 million in tax-exempt bonds issued through a newly formed local capital resource corporation.

The hospital presentation, made during the board's meeting, said the addition will include 25 inpatient single-bed rooms, expanded outpatient and specialty services, a larger laboratory and draw station, physical and occupational therapy space, expanded outpatient pharmacy services (including a potential drive-through), and collaborative workspace for community-based partners. The hospital representative said bids are expected to be solicited in August, construction would begin in mid-September, and the build is estimated to take roughly two years with partial occupancy in mid-2027 and full completion in September 2027.

The project has state and local approvals but carries standard contingencies. The hospital representative said the New York State public health planning council approved the certificate of need on June 18 and that the hospital received a formal approval letter with contingencies that include payment of required review fees, updated engineering and architectural drawings, and final bond paperwork. The presentation also said the village of Walton granted full site plan approval in June.

Why it matters: hospital leaders said the new facility will consolidate primary care, specialty outpatient services and supportive services on one campus to reduce travel for patients and improve continuity of care across Delaware County. The expansion aims to add inpatient capacity and centralize outpatient supports the hospital said are frequently in demand by county residents.

Details and financing: the hospital representative said the total project cost is approximately $80.6 million, with the hospital contributing about $20 million from saved funds and planned fundraising, and seeking up to $60 million in tax-exempt bond financing. Counsel and staff described a financing plan that would use a county-authorized nonprofit capital resource corporation—modeled on recent local development corporation structures—to permit issuance of tax-exempt bonds for the nonprofit hospital. County counsel explained those bonds would not be the financial liability of Delaware County.

The board voted to approve a resolution consenting to the formation of the Delaware County Capital Resource Corporation, the local development vehicle intended to issue the tax-exempt bonds for the hospital project. Board materials and the counsel's remarks said, if the corporation incorporation is approved, a separate step will return to the board for authorization of the actual bond issuance after state filings and a public hearing required for bond issuance.

What remains: hospital officials said remaining approvals include final incorporation filings, a public hearing before the capital resource corporation on any bond issuance, final signed bonding paperwork and lender review. The representative also said the hospital is working with Kaufman Hall as a bond issuance consultant and has engaged a construction management firm called Chase. The presentation said the hospital plans to purchase two adjoining acres for a new staff parking lot with about 178 spaces to free patient parking closer to the facility.

Board acknowledgement and next steps: after questions, supervisors approved the incorporation resolution for the capital resource corporation. County staff said incorporation papers would be filed promptly and a first meeting of the new corporation would be scheduled to accept the hospital's application and to hold the required public hearing on bond issuance. A subsequent board meeting would be asked to authorize bond issuance by the new corporation, at which point additional specifics and any legal conditions would be presented.

The hospital representative emphasized the project's countywide scope and said the expansion is intended to improve health outcomes for Delaware County residents. The board did not take any additional funding action at the meeting beyond consenting to the formation of the capital resource corporation and scheduling the subsequent procedural steps required for bond issuance.","Delaware Valley Hospital told the Delaware County Board of Supervisors it has state approval to expand its Walton campus to add a 113,000-square-foot wing with 25 inpatient single-bed rooms, and the board approved creation of a Delaware County Capital Resource Corporation to enable tax-exempt bond financing for the project.","actionData","errors"]

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