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Syracuse University tells council it will cover signs and striping costs for item on agenda
Summary
Deputy Mayor Corey Dunham said Syracuse University submitted a letter committing to pay for new signs and striping tied to agenda item 11; the clerk will circulate a copy and the council indicated the item is ready pending that confirmation.
Deputy Mayor Corey Dunham told the Syracuse City Council that Syracuse University submitted a letter committing to pay the cost of new signs and striping connected to agenda item 11, and that the clerk had disseminated the document to councilors.
The commitment, Dunham said, addresses prior questions about who would cover installation and striping costs and leaves item 11 ready for action once councilors have a copy of the university's letter. "We have our friends here from Syracuse University, and I believe they submitted a letter last week committing to pay for the cost of the signs and striping," Dunham said at the meeting.
Councilors discussed packet materials and confirmed a copy of the letter would be circulated so members could proceed. No formal vote on item 11 is recorded in the provided transcript segments; staff indicated they would supply the requested copy before the council advances the matter.
If the council proceeds with item 11 after review of the letter, the change would authorize installation paid for by Syracuse University rather than by city funds; the clerk and relevant staff will follow up to ensure the letter is on file before final action.
