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Rules committee forwards contracting and electrical‑code local laws to full council
Summary
The Yonkers rules committee advanced two proposed local laws—amendments to Chapter 13 (contracting and purchasing) and Chapter 56 (building and electrical code)—to next week’s City Council agenda; no substantive debate or text details were discussed at the committee meeting.
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On Oct. 21, the Yonkers City Council Rules Committee put two proposed local laws on next week’s council agenda.
An administration representative introduced a local law to amend Chapter 13 of the Yonkers City Code on contracting and purchasing and a separate local law to amend Chapter 56, the city’s building and electrical code. The committee chair confirmed both items will appear on the full council agenda for further consideration.
The committee did not discuss substantive provisions of either draft during the rules meeting. The administration representative presented the items as part of a list of six administration items; there were no questions from committee members about the text or anticipated impacts at the rules‑committee level.
Next steps: both local laws are scheduled to be considered by the full Yonkers City Council at next week’s meeting; no vote occurred at the rules committee.
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