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Votes at a glance: Olean council actions Feb. 11, 2025

2767953 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions and roll-call outcomes from the City of Olean committee/regular meetings on Feb. 11, 2025, including postponements, parking ordinance changes, service agreements and change orders.

Key outcomes from the City of Olean Common Council meetings on Feb. 11, 2025:

- PL 11-25 (Carling House roof; agreement with E and M Engineers & Surveyors PC): Postponed indefinitely. Motion to postpone carried in committee; second recorded. (Motion made in committee and passed by voice vote.)

- PL 13-25 (Authorization for Henningsen Durham & Richardson A/E for accreditation work; ~$132,166.28 mentioned): Postponed to the next committee meeting so the firm can present and provide additional information.

- PL 14-25 (Amend City of Olean Code §24-134 — restrict parking on York Street): Passed by roll call at the regular meeting (6 ayes, 1 absence). The amendment restricts parking on the west side of York Street for the street’s full length to prioritize emergency access and safety.

- PL 15-25 (Amend code to prohibit parking on 200 block of North 12th Street 7 a.m.–5 p.m., Mon–Fri): Passed by roll call at the regular meeting (6 ayes, 1 absence).

- PL 16-25 (Request water and sewer superintendent keep updated sewer repair documentation on city website): Passed by roll call at the regular meeting (6 ayes, 1 absence). The measure asks the superintendent to post regular updates on repairs.

- PL 17-25 (Authorize mayor to enter iWorks citizen-engagement service agreement): Passed by roll call at the regular meeting (4 ayes, 2 nays, 1 absence). Council discussed subscription cost (about $3,000–$3,100 per year), budget timing, anonymous submission options and report availability; staff to provide a May demo and planned June 1 start pending execution.

- PL 18-25 (Authorize mayor to execute change order with Millennium Construction — South Union Street streetscape): Approved at the regular meeting (6 ayes, 1 absence); change order removes milling/overlay from South Union contract and reallocates work.

- PL 19-25 (Authorize mayor to execute change order with Millennium Construction — Walkable Olean Phase 3, East State Street): Approved at the regular meeting (6 ayes, 1 absence); change order adds mill-and-pave to East State contract.

- Resolution 9-25 (Begin eminent domain process for certain site interests; NY Eminent Domain Procedure Law §103-f referenced): The resolution failed on roll call in the regular meeting (tie vote, 3 ayes, 3 nays; 1 absence). Councilors expressed concerns that the matter involves private property and contractual disputes between mall anchors and suggested the IDA or a negotiated MOU might be preferable.

Notes Where roll-call names were recorded in the transcript, they are reflected in council minutes and the official clerk’s roll-call records. If the transcript omitted a mover or seconder for a particular regular-meeting motion, that field is noted as not specified. Several finance and contract amounts were discussed in committee—staff is to provide final contract language and exact dollar amounts for mayoral signature.