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Council approves appointment to Auburn Industrial Development Authority

2757316 · March 13, 2025
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Summary

The Auburn City Council confirmed Courtney Hennigan to an at-large seat on the Auburn Industrial Development Authority (IDA) by roll call vote under Appointment Resolution 31 of 2025.

The Auburn City Council voted to confirm Courtney Hennigan to an at-large seat on the Auburn Industrial Development Authority (IDA) under Appointment Resolution 31 of 2025.

The resolution cites New York State Public Authorities Law, article 8, title 15, section 2304, under which the mayor recommends appointments to the IDA and the council approves them. The resolution states the IDA board must include a chairman and eight members, with at-large seats among the positions. The mayor recommended Courtney Hennigan to fill an at-large vacancy; councilors discussed that she was recommended by ADA member Dan Lovell and that she currently works for an entity identified in the record as "Goode County." The resolution sets Hennigan’s term to begin immediately and run through February (term year not specified in the record).

Councilor Cuddy sponsored the resolution; the motion was seconded by Councilor Clerco. The council took a roll-call vote: Councilor Kent — yes; Councilor Overstreet Wilson — yes; Councilor Cuddy — yes; Councilor Calarco — aye; Mayor Genentine — aye. The measure carried.

Votes at a glance: the council approved the March 6 meeting minutes (sponsor Councillor Kent, second Councilor Cuddy) by roll call earlier in the meeting, confirmed Appointment Resolution 31 (Courtney Hennigan to the IDA) and later voted to adjourn (motion by Councilor Overstreet Wilson, second Councilor Clerco).