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Attorney for conference-center operator raises issue as Clinton meeting considers committee to amend law

2628412 ยท February 12, 2025
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Summary

At a Town of Clinton meeting, Victoria Polidoro, partner at Rodenhauz and Shaw Polidoro, LLP, speaking on behalf of CEC NY LLC, addressed agenda item 6, which she said appears to propose forming a committee to amend the town's conference-center law.

At a Town of Clinton meeting, Victoria Polidoro, partner at Rodenhauz and Shaw Polidoro, LLP, speaking on behalf of CEC NY LLC, addressed agenda item 6, which she said "appears to be a proposal to form a committee to amend the conference center law." Polidoro said CEC NY LLC operates a conference center in the town and noted the company has a pending matter related to the issue discussed.

Polidoro told meeting participants, "I'm here to speak specifically on agenda item 6, which appears to be a proposal to form a committee to amend the conference center law. As you all know, I'm sure, CECNY has a pending" (remarks in transcript cut off). The transcript excerpt does not record further details about the pending matter or a formal proposal text for the committee.

Earlier in the meeting participants approved minutes for three January meetings by voice vote. A motion to approve the minutes for the Jan. 14, 2025, regular meeting carried after a voice vote. The minutes for the Jan. 21, 2025, special meeting and the Jan. 30, 2025, special meeting were also approved by voice vote. The meeting then voted to open the floor to public discussion; that motion carried by voice vote.

The excerpt does not record a formal vote to form a committee on the conference-center law or further action on agenda item 6. The comments from Polidoro occurred during the public comment period identified in the meeting transcript; no committee appointment or ordinance amendment was recorded in the provided excerpt.

Votes at a glance โ€” recorded in this excerpt - Approve minutes, Jan. 14, 2025 (regular meeting): motion carried by voice vote. (Motion text: "approve the minutes for the 01/14/2025 regular meeting.") - Approve minutes, Jan. 21, 2025 (special meeting): motion carried by voice vote. (Motion text: "approve the minutes from the 01/21/2025 special meeting.") - Approve minutes, Jan. 30, 2025 (special meeting): motion carried by voice vote. (Motion text: "approve the minutes from the 01/30/2025 special meeting.") - Open floor to public discussion: motion carried by voice vote. (Motion text: "open the floor to public discussion.")

The transcript excerpt ends after Polidoro's public comment; the record provided does not show whether the body discussed or voted on forming a committee to amend the conference-center law or when that agenda item would be taken up next.