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Legislature adopts local law to extend RESCUE residential-commercial tax exemption
Summary
The Monroe County Legislature unanimously adopted a local law (Intro. No. 392 / 24-0467.LL) to extend the Residential-Commercial Urban Exemption (RESCUE) Program. The measure was lifted from the table and approved 29-0 during the Jan. 14 session.
The Monroe County Legislature on Jan. 14 adopted a local law extending the Residential-Commercial Urban Exemption (RESCUE) Program. Intro. No. 392 (24-0467.LL) was lifted from the table and passed with a recorded vote of 29-0.
President Yversha Román presided over the adoption after the meeting reconvened from a public hearing on the measure. The minutes record that the matter was moved off the table and adopted; the agenda listing shows the main motion recorded as 24-0467.LL with a unanimous tally.
The action extends the county’s RESCUE tax-exemption framework as described in Monroe County Code Chapter 357, Article XII. No public speakers appeared at the hearing on the item, according to the record. The Legislature’s adoption was entered in the minutes as a formal local law action, concluding the item on the evening’s agenda.
The Legislature scheduled follow-up calendar management under its usual order of business and proceeded to other agenda items after the adoption.
