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Council moves multiple calendar items: appointments, land-use and finance measures adopted on general orders
Summary
On March 26 the council adopted a range of general-orders items including land-use call-ups (adopted 50–0) and a set of finance and committee measures; mayoral appointments of Midori Valdivia (TLC) and Wayne Hawley (Conflicts of Interest Board) were listed on the calendar and recorded as part of the day's adopted items.
The New York City Council’s March 26 stated meeting included a broad general-orders calendar that the body adopted on the floor.
The clerk recorded that the day’s land-use call-ups were adopted by a roll-call vote of 50 in the affirmative and 0 in the negative. The agenda also listed a set of finance items and pre-considered resolutions, including a revenue modification recognizing $3.1 billion in new city funds for FY2026 and a Fulton Street BID assessment amendment; those items were announced as coupled and acted on as part of the general-orders calendar.
The agenda included mayoral appointment M53 of Midori Valdivia to lead the Taxi and Limousine Commission and an appointment of Wayne Hawley to the Conflicts of Interest Board; both nominations were on the calendar for vote and were recorded among the day's adopted items. The transcript does not provide a separate roll-call tally for the individual appointments in isolation; they were recorded as part of the adopted general-orders package.
Other items on the calendar included a pre-considered budget modification, new resolutions recognizing contributions by women of color in technology and urging federal action on the Equal Rights Amendment, and a package of legislative introductions ranging from small-business relief to environmental measures.
