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Committee approves routine resolution authorizing NYSDOT undertakings
Summary
The committee approved an annual resolution allowing county departments to perform work in New York State right-of-way and secure necessary state permits; staff said there is no direct monetary transfer associated with the resolution.
Tim Carr, director of public facilities, presented a proposed resolution enabling county public works and related departments to perform undertakings in New York State rights-of-way and to secure any necessary permits. Carr said the resolution is an annual authorization intended to streamline permitting when the county does work within state ROW.
“there's no dollars changing hands or anything like that at all,” Tim Carr said when describing the resolution. Committee members asked whether similar authorizations had been handled separately for sewer districts and whether the county could consolidate approvals; staff confirmed sewer districts had filed similar undertakings and suggested future consolidation might be possible.
The committee voted by voice; the chair called for those in favor to say ‘I,’ and the resolution was recorded as carried. No monetary amounts were attached to this authorization; staff described it as a procedural, annual permitting authorization rather than a contract or appropriation.
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