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Clinton County Legislature approves Resolutions #55–#137 and accepts minutes
Summary
At its Feb. 14 meeting the Clinton County Legislature accepted Jan. 24 minutes, heard committee reports, approved Resolutions #55–#134 and—after waiving Rule 13.2—approved Resolutions #135–#137; votes were recorded as carried 8-0-1 (Area 3 vacant).
The Clinton County Legislature convened Feb. 14 in Plattsburgh and conducted routine business, accepted minutes and approved a broad slate of resolutions spanning county departments.
Legislator Robert Hall moved to accept the minutes of the Jan. 24, 2018 regular session; the motion, seconded by Rob Timmons, carried 8-0-1 (Area 3 vacant). Committee chairs then gave reports on items placed on the agenda across multiple committees, including Buildings & Grounds, Finance, Health, Human Services, Personnel, Public Safety, Transportation and the Plattsburgh International Airport Committee.
The body approved Resolutions #55 through #134 as presented. Legislator Hall moved to waive Rule 13.2 (seconded by Legislator Mark Dame) to consider additional items; Resolutions #135 through #137 were approved after waiving the rule. The meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m. following a motion by Legislator Christopher Rosenquest (seconded by Legislator Patty Waldron); the adjournment motion carried 8-0-1, Area 3 vacant.
Why it matters: The approved resolutions span routine county operations, committee recommendations, and administrative actions across multiple departments. The minutes and recorded votes provide the official public record of the Legislature's actions for this session.
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