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Votes at a glance: council approves warrants, appointments, grants and fees
Summary
At its March 10 meeting council approved the claims warrants, a reappointment, multiple grant application authorizations, a fee change for marina docks and budget transfers. Roll calls were used for each resolution; all recorded votes in the transcript were affirmative.
At the March 10 Ogdensburg City Council meeting members recorded roll‑call votes approving multiple routine and project resolutions. Below is a concise summary of formal actions recorded on the agenda.
Votes (roll‑call results as recorded in meeting minutes):
- Consent agenda — general fund warrant No. 5‑2025 in the amount of $450,474.68: approved (unanimous roll call).
- Reappointment — Douglas Loeffler to the City Vacancy Committee, term March 10, 2025 ‑ Dec. 31, 2029: approved (unanimous roll call).
- Resolution authorizing new waterfront (dock/slip) fee schedule for 2025: approved (unanimous roll call). Staff estimated the change will generate roughly $2,600 in additional revenue.
- Resolution to submit an RVRDA Community Development and Environmental Improvement Program application for wastewater treatment plant ventilation improvements: approved (unanimous roll call).
- Resolution authorizing City Manager to execute a grant agreement with New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation (green resiliency grant) and identifying a $325,000 local match from general fund balance: approved (unanimous roll call).
- Resolution authorizing submission of a Fiscal Year 2022 cyber security grant program application (no local cost): approved (unanimous roll call).
- Resolution authorizing the City Manager to transfer funds to balance the 2024 budget: approved (unanimous roll call).
- Motion from the floor to call for the vacancy committee to convene and to schedule a special council meeting for April 7, 2025, to vote on the vacancy: approved (unanimous roll call).
For each item, the transcript records roll calls in which Mayor Michael Tooley and all sitting councilors voted yes. The meeting used the standard roll‑call procedure; any action requiring implementation will be handled by the indicated departments and returned to council as needed.
