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Syracuse Common Council adopts large consent calendar, recognizes Columbus Baking Company
Summary
The Syracuse Common Council approved a broad set of consent items, adopted an honorary street sign and resolution recognizing Columbus Baking Company, and recorded several holds and withdrawals; one item on licensing fees drew debate and at least one abstention.
The Syracuse Common Council approved a wide package of routine items and resolutions during its regular meeting, adopted an honorary street sign and a resolution recognizing Columbus Baking Company’s more-than-125-year history, and recorded several held or withdrawn items.
Many agenda items were adopted by voice or roll call with unanimous support. Councilors approved omnibus items 13–29 and a second batch of consent items (36–38, 40–41, 43, 48, 50–64) after the clerk called each roll; most passed without substantive debate. Several items were held for later consideration (including items 32, 34, 35 and 47) and a few were withdrawn (items 45, 46 and 49).
Item 9, introduced by Councilor Pena Agua, passed on a recorded roll call that showed six councilors voting yes (Michaux, Pena Agua, Nave, Williams, Jones…
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