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Glens Falls Common Council approves consent items, grants, contracts and payments

3527857 · May 27, 2025
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Summary

At its May 27 meeting the Glens Falls Common Council approved the consent agenda, multiple community development grants and housing awards, police DWI fund allocation, public works repairs, tax payment agreements and engineering contracts. No roll-call tallies with member names were recorded in the transcript.

The Glens Falls Common Council on May 27 approved a series of routine and project-specific motions across community development, public safety, public works and engineering. Council members approved the consent agenda and then voted on separate items summarized below.

Key approvals

- Consent agenda (items 5.1–5.8): meeting minutes (5/13), controller’s manual check payment report, community development manual payments, outside dining permits (No. 1320-13-2025), mobile food licenses (1022025–12525), encroachment permits (several codes listed) and the warrant. Motion carried.

- Community development and housing (items 6.1–6.6): the council set a second public hearing for the 2025–29 five-year Consolidated Plan and 2025 action plan for Tuesday, July 8, 2025, at 7:25 p.m. (6.1). The council approved a VRP project (VRP-GF01) with a maximum award amount of $200,000 (6.2). The council approved two New York State HOME program rehabilitation grants: H23-10 for $35,744 (6.3) and H23-12 for $24,800 (6.4). The council approved ADK Gateway Homeownership awards (case file 2024HB001 and 2024HB02), each not to exceed $40,000 (6.5–6.6).

- Police (7.1): approved allocation of DWI program proceeds in the amount of $30,205.50 to increase public safety income and police overtime.

- Department of Public Works (8.1–8.2): approved insurance-reimbursed repairs related to a vehicle accident: electrical box repair $954.56 (increasing insurance recovery and street electrical equipment line) and DPW wood checker repair $2,336.45 (increasing insurance recovery and DPW equipment line).

- Controls/tax payment agreements (9.1–9.3): approved payment agreements for tax parcels with 25% down payments made for 48 Garden Street (tax map 302.12-3-6), Coleman Street (302.2-15-10) and 200 Blanchard (302.2-28-5).

- Engineering and construction contracts (10.1–10.3): awarded bid CGF25X01 for courthouse renovations to Christina Brothers Construction for $178,690 (general construction); awarded electrical work (bid referenced as CGAT225-0 or similar) for $114,900 to Rosal East Inc.; and approved a proposed CPLSP amendment for design/construction services in the amount of $14,500.

Motions were moved and seconded during the meeting and minutes indicate votes carried on the listed items. The on-record transcript does not list roll-call tallies or individual yes/no votes by member name for these motions; motions were recorded with the standard “All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Motion carries.”

The council did not table or fail any motions during the recorded agenda items; no detailed roll-call vote breakdowns were provided in the public transcript.