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Lewis County Legislature approves consent packet and multiple resolutions, including adoption of local law and funding applications

5116074 · July 1, 2025
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Summary

The Lewis County Legislature approved the consent resolution packet and individually voted on several resolutions ranging from audit of claims to adoption of a county legislative policy and local law adoption. Several resolutions were pulled for individual votes; one claims audit vote included an abstention.

The Lewis County Legislature moved and approved a large consent packet of resolutions and separately voted on several pulled items, including auditing claims, reappointments, appointments and county policy matters.

Key outcomes included: - Resolution 131: Auditing and allowing claims in the amount of $2,744,745.80 (moved by Andrea, second by Jeff). Legislator Mosher abstained because a check payable to Mosher had been included on a voucher the member had approved; the minutes record an abstention. - Resolution 133: Transfer of funds for Buildings and Grounds (carried). - Resolution 134: Directing demolition and removal of an unsafe building (see separate article on 1057 Ammon Road). - Resolution 135: Reappointing a member to the Development Authority of the North Country (carried). - Resolution 140: Appointing an ex officio member to the Lewis County General Hospital Board of Managers (carried). - Resolution 141: Adopting a county legislative policy restricting electronic device use during executive or exempt privileged sessions (carried). - Resolution 143: Calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to veto Senate Bill S-8012 and Assembly Bill A-8332 relating to assessment of solar and wind energy systems (carried). - Resolution 148: Authorizing application for 2025 NYS ESD Strategic Planning and Feasibility Studies Grant funds for a feasibility study on hosting a childcare center at Beaver River Central School District (carried after board discussion about district input). - Resolution 150: Accepting title to real property as alternative to owners' demolition enforcement order under local law number 2-2007 (carried; related to 1057 Ammon Road). - Resolution 154: Adopting local law number 5-2025, County of Lewis (roll call recorded as yes by multiple legislators). - Resolution 156: Reappointing members to Lewis County Youth Bureau Advisory Board (carried; a legislator recorded an abstention due to a conflict). - Resolution 158: Appointing the Lewis County Code Enforcement Director (carried; the board congratulated John on appointment). - Resolution 159: Authorizing application for 2025 NYS DOS Brownfield Opportunity Areas Program funding for a countywide inventory (carried).

Nut graf: The meeting advanced the county’s administrative and planning agenda through a mix of consent items and individually considered resolutions; several procedural roll-call votes were recorded and at least two abstentions were logged for conflicts noted by members.

Votes in brief: The consent packet carried after motions to waive rules for late resolutions. Multiple resolutions were pulled for individual votes; the minutes show voice/roll-call outcomes and record specific abstentions where members indicated conflicts.

Ending: The meeting concluded with a motion to enter executive session to discuss a personnel matter involving a board member; the public portion of the meeting ended after the executive-session motion passed.