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Common Council passes resolutions on minutes, contracts, grants and fees; roll calls unanimous among those present

2767796 · March 10, 2025
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Summary

At its March meeting the Oswego Common Council approved Resolutions 58 through 64; each recorded a 6–0 roll call with one member excused.

At its March meeting the Oswego Common Council approved Resolutions 58 through 64; each recorded a 6–0 roll call with one member excused.

Resolutions and outcomes at a glance:

• Resolution 58 — Approve minutes, Common Council meeting held Feb. 24, 2025. Outcome: passed, roll call 6–0–1.

• Resolution 59 — Appoint commissioner of deeds. Outcome: passed, roll call 6–0–1.

• Resolution 60 — Authorize public hearing regarding a proposed 10‑year agreement between Spectrum Northeast LLC and the City of Oswego. Outcome: passed, roll call 6–0–1.

• Resolution 61 — Authorize two‑year extension of agreement with J and R Outdoors Incorporated for fish‑cleaning services at Wright's Landing and West Linear Park. Outcome: passed, roll call 6–0–1.

• Resolution 62 — Authorize the mayor to sign a professional services agreement with Essex Partnerships LLC for commercial performance optimization at the high dam hydroelectric facility. Outcome: passed, roll call 6–0–1.

• Resolution 63 — Authorize the mayor to execute a letter of intent for participation in a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation core grant related to the City Tree Advisory Board. Outcome: passed, roll call 6–0–1.

• Resolution 64 — Approve new fee schedule for ambulance services. Outcome: passed, roll call 6–0–1.

Where recorded, the minutes and roll calls were read aloud and each resolution passed without recorded dissent. The agenda lines identify councilors present for roll calls: Councilor Plunkett, Councilor Wall, Councilor Burridge, Councilor Benucci, Councilor Walker and Councilor Goseck; Councilor Allen was excused. The meeting transcript does not consistently record formal movers and seconders for each resolution on the public record; where a motion or makers were stated they were noted in the meeting video/transcript but not consistently captured in the roll-call sequence.