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Votes at a glance: Rome board approves contracts, concert booking and summer hires

City of Rome, Board of Investment Contracts · July 9, 2026
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Summary

On July 9 the City of Rome Board of Investment Contracts approved Resolutions 143–147 authorizing planning board fee agreements, a $15,000 engineering contract, a $750 concert booking, a cleaning-services amendment for the city court and creation of 14 seasonal positions; all passed by voice vote.

The City of Rome Board of Investment Contracts on July 9 carried a slate of routine resolutions authorizing contracts, fee arrangements and seasonal hires. All votes recorded in the transcript were taken by voice and were approved.

Key outcomes: • Resolution 143 — Authorized blanket legislation to enter into planning board professional services agreements to be paid through applicant fees for 2026. (Carried by voice vote.) • Resolution 144 — Authorized the mayor to enter into an agreement with Collier's Engineering and Design for architectural/landscape/surveying/CTPC services for $15,000. (Carried by voice vote.) • Resolution 145 — Authorized an agreement with Corey Colmi and the Chris Arthur Duo for $750 as an addition to the summer concert series. The chair said the item adds an act to the series. (Carried by voice vote.) • Resolution 146 — Authorized an amendment to the agreement with the New York State Unified Court System for cleaning services at the Rome City Court facility. (Carried by voice vote.) • Resolution 147 — Authorized creation of 14 seasonal part-time positions for summer parks work (recorded as "season temps p t a g 7 0 2 0"); staff said the salary line will not increase. (Carried by voice vote.)

The meeting recorded no public comment or department head reports and then adjourned.