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Ulster County Legislature approves minutes, an appointment and schedules public hearing; other items noted
Summary
The Legislature approved minutes from its Feb. 13 meeting, appointed a delegate to a regional board, set a public hearing on a living‑wage code amendment, and noted a sponsor withdrew a parking‑lot item; one procedural rule change was debated but outcome was not finalized in the transcript.
At the opening of the session legislators approved the Feb. 13 meeting minutes by voice vote. The Legislature then approved several routine and scheduling actions during the meeting.
The body appointed Peter Bridal as the county’s delegate to the Sterling County Bureau Board (annual appointment). The motion to appoint the delegate received a second and was adopted by voice vote; no roll‑call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The Legislature also set a public hearing under Resolution No. 122 (local law code amendment 2 of 2025) to consider changes to the County Code (chapter 2.22) that would amend the living‑wage law by excluding participants in the county’s youth employment programs from the definition of covered employee. The public hearing was scheduled for April 15 at 7:10 p.m.; the motion to set the hearing was adopted.
A sponsor withdrew an earlier agenda item concerning a parking lot (Resolution 470), and the sponsor indicated an intent to reintroduce it in a different form at a future meeting. Several legislators discussed a proposed rule (Resolution 80) that would require prior written consent from the deputy chair before a committee could reschedule a meeting; sponsors and other legislators debated the scope of the problem that prompted the rule and whether the chair could resolve specific instances by conversation. The transcript does not record a definitive final disposition for that item within this meeting record.
These routine votes and calendar actions were recorded during the session and will be reflected in the minutes for the meeting.
