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Votes at a glance: Chautauqua County Legislature, March 26, 2025
Summary
Summary of resolutions, public‑hearing decisions, confirmations and bond authorizations adopted at the March 26 meeting; roll calls noted where available.
The Chautauqua County Legislature considered and acted on a series of resolutions during its March 26, 2025 meeting. The following is a consolidated list of recorded votes and outcomes as read from the transcript; where the transcript recorded a roll call the tally is given, otherwise the body reported voice votes.
Key outcomes (selected) - Resolution 90‑25 — Requesting continuation of state legislation authorizing 1% additional sales tax: Adopted (roll call 14 yes, 5 no). No votes: Bankowski, Buchanan, Carl, Larson, Nelson. - Local Law Intro 1‑25 — Amend management salary plan for county officers and employees (Director of HR/Compliance Officer): Adopted (roll call recorded: 19 yes votes). - Renewal and amendment of Resolution 128‑24 (NYSDOT federal aid project pin 5764.84): Renewed and amended (voice votes followed by final approval; clerk recorded carried). - Resolution 99‑25 — Accept SEQRA findings for CCLSD Extension Phase 3: Adopted (voice vote recorded as carried). - Resolution 100‑25 — Determinations for extension of Center Chautauqua Lake Sewer District: Adopted (voice vote recorded as carried). - Resolution 101‑25 — Establish capital accounts for CCLSD Extension Phase 3: Adopted (voice vote recorded as carried). - Resolution 102‑25 — Authorize issuance of bonds not to exceed $35,590,000 for Center CCLSD Extension Phase 3: Adopted (roll call 19 yes, 0 no). - Resolution 103‑25 — Authorize county to apply for grants on behalf of CCLSD Phase 3: Adopted (voice vote carried). - Resolution 104‑25 — Authorize county to apply for grants for South & Center CCLSD wastewater plant capacity review: Adopted. - Resolution 105‑25 — Extend Election Cyber Security Remediation Grant award: Adopted. - Multiple 2024 budget reconciliation and capital/account amendments (Resolutions 106–109, 111–118): Adopted (voice votes recorded as carried; several roll calls on salary reallocations recorded as 19 yes votes where indicated). - Resolution 113‑25 — Urging DEC to pause and reverse freshwater wetlands regulations: Adopted (transcript records at least three no votes from Legislators Nelson, Carl and Pavlok; final tally not read in the excerpt). - Resolution 114‑25 — Opposition to Executive Order 47.3 regarding NYS corrections employees: Adopted (voice vote recorded as carried).
Notes on voting types and next steps Where the transcript shows roll call results (for example Resolutions 90‑25 and 102‑25), those tallies are reported above. Many routine resolutions (grant applications, public‑hearing calls, confirmations) were adopted by voice vote; the clerk recorded “carried” after aye/oppose calls. Several actions will require follow‑up (SEQRA, capital account setup, grant applications, design procurement and bond closing) and the transcript shows county staff and departments assigned to pursue grant funding and next steps.
