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Middletown Board of Estimates approves two agreements with RECAP; full details deferred to council meeting
Summary
In a brief special meeting, the Middletown Board of Estimates approved a lease agreement and a capital improvement agreement with the Regional Economic Community Action Program (RECAP). Board members voted in favor and said the Common Council will receive fuller explanations immediately afterward; specific terms were not specified in the record.
The Middletown Board of Estimates unanimously approved two resolutions authorizing a lease agreement and a capital improvement agreement with the Regional Economic Community Action Program (RECAP) during a special meeting called by the presiding officer; the meeting record does not specify the date.
The presiding officer read the first resolution, described in the meeting as "a resolution authorizing a lease agreement with the Regional Economic Community Action Program RECAP," and sponsored it. The motion was seconded by Council President Rodriguez and approved by voice vote. The presiding officer then read a second resolution authorizing a capital improvement agreement with RECAP; that motion was also seconded by Council President Rodriguez and approved by voice vote.
The meeting record shows Council President Rodriguez present and Alderman Massey absent. The presiding officer said additional detail on both items would be presented to the Common Council immediately following the Board of Estimates meeting; the transcript provides no further description of lease terms, project scope, financial amounts, funding sources, or timelines.
No public comment or staff presentation on the substance of the agreements appears in the Board of Estimates record. The board held no other business and adjourned after the two voice votes.
The actions taken at the Board of Estimates send the resolutions on to the Common Council meeting scheduled to follow, where officials said they will explain the agreements in more detail; until that fuller presentation, terms and implementation plans are not specified in the Board of Estimates transcript.
