9.1.26 REVISED Session Agenda Packet ==================================== B Onondaga County Legislature HASSINA K. ADAMS Clerk NICOLE WATTS Chairwoman SPENCER BERG Deputy Clerk 401 Montgomery Street • Court House • Room 407 • Syracuse, New York 13202 Phone: 315.435.2070 • legislature@ongov.net • onondaga.gov/legislature REVISED OFFICE OF THE CLERK August 28, 2026 Livestream Available: Onondaga County Legislature on YouTube Listed below are the resolutions to be presented to the County Legislature at the September Session. The meeting will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. A. CALL TO ORDER B. CALLING THE ROLL OF MEMBERS BY THE CLERK C. INVOCATION – Mr. Kelly D. SALUTE TO THE FLAG – Ms. Watts E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES F. PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS 1. Communications: a. 8.27.2026 Memo from Chairwoman Watts – Re: Appointments and Designations to the Onondaga County Accessibility Council (Monu Chhetri, Peyton Sefick, Agnes McCray, Ellen Block, Kevin Sexton, Archie Wixson Jr. & Isabelle Harris) b. 8.27.2026 Memo from Chairwoman Watts – Re: Appointment to the Onondaga County Water Authority (Deborah Somers) 2. Gold Seal a. Recognizing and Honoring Monu Chhetri b. Recognizing and Honoring Agnes McCray 3. Public Comment: a. There will be up to a 30-minute public comment period in person, with up to five minutes allotted per speaker. b. Written statements are encouraged for the permanent record. They will be accepted in person prior to the session or emailed to OnondagaCountyLegislature@onondaga.gov by 12:00 p.m., September 1, 2026. G. CALL OF RESPECTIVE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS (District 9) 15th DISTRICT – MR. BROWN, WAYS & MEANS 1. Approving and Directing the Correction of Certain Errors on Tax Bills 5th DISTRICT – MS. BLOCK 2. Appointments to the Onondaga County Accessibility Council (Monu Chhetri, Peyton Sefick & Agnes McCray) 3. A Memorializing Resolution Reaffirming That Armed Federal Immigration Enforcement Officers or Any Other Police Agency May Not Intimidate or Access Non-Public Areas at Polling Locations in Onondaga County Absent a Valid Judicial Warrant or Court Order; Encouraging the Identification and Distribution [Literal native PDF text; original page 1; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] B Onondaga County Legislature HASSINA K. ADAMS NICOLE WATTS SPENCER BERG Clerk Chairwoman Deputy Clerk [Literal native PDF text; original page 1; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] 401 Montgomery Street • Court House • Room 407 • Syracuse, New York 13202 Phone: 315.435.2070 • legislature@ongov.net • onondaga.gov/legislature REVISED OFFICE OF THE CLERK August 28, 2026 Livestream Available: Onondaga County Legislature on YouTube Listed below are the resolutions to be presented to the County Legislature at the September Session. The meeting will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. [Literal native PDF text; original page 1; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] A. CALL TO ORDER B. CALLING THE ROLL OF MEMBERS BY THE CLERK C. INVOCATION – Mr. Kelly D. SALUTE TO THE FLAG – Ms. Watts E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES F. PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS 1. Communications: a. 8.27.2026 Memo from Chairwoman Watts – Re: Appointments and Designations to the Onondaga County Accessibility Council (Monu Chhetri, Peyton Sefick, Agnes McCray, Ellen Block, Kevin Sexton, Archie Wixson Jr. & Isabelle Harris) b. 8.27.2026 Memo from Chairwoman Watts – Re: Appointment to the Onondaga County Water Authority (Deborah Somers) 2. Gold Seal a. Recognizing and Honoring Monu Chhetri b. Recognizing and Honoring Agnes McCray 3. Public Comment: a. There will be up to a 30-minute public comment period in person, with up to five minutes allotted per speaker. b. Written statements are encouraged for the permanent record. They will be accepted in person prior to the session or emailed to OnondagaCountyLegislature@onondaga.gov by 12:00 p.m., September 1, 2026. G. CALL OF RESPECTIVE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS (District 9) 15th DISTRICT – MR. BROWN, WAYS & MEANS 1. Approving and Directing the Correction of Certain Errors on Tax Bills 5th DISTRICT – MS. BLOCK 2. Appointments to the Onondaga County Accessibility Council (Monu Chhetri, Peyton Sefick & Agnes McCray) [Literal native PDF text; original page 1; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] 3. A Memorializing Resolution Reaffirming That Armed Federal Immigration Enforcement Officers or Any Other Police Agency May Not Intimidate or Access Non-Public Areas at Polling Locations in Onondaga County Absent a Valid Judicial Warrant or Court Order; Encouraging the Identification and Distribution of a Protocol for Responding to Such Presence; and Encouraging the Posting of Know Your Rights Signage at Polling Places 6th DISTRICT – MR. ERIKSEN, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 4. A Resolution Calling a Public Hearing in Connection with the Proposed Adoption of an Amended Schedule of Sewer Rents for the Onondaga County Sanitary District (October 1, 2026, 4:00 P.M) 5. Authorizing the County Executive to Enter into a Utility Work Agreement with the New York State Department of Transportation for Highway and Bridge Improvements 6. Appointment to the Onondaga County Water Authority (Deborah Somers) 8th DISTRICT – MR. RYAN, COUNTY FACILITIES 7. RESOLVED, that Onondaga County applied for financial assistance from the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (“OPRHP”) under the Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022, Article 58, Title 5 of the Environmental Conservation Law for the purpose of funding of the Beaver Lake Nature Center Boardwalk Replacement Phase 2 ($1,000,000) H. INTRODUCTION OF LOCAL LAWS OR ORDINANCES LOCAL LAWS a. Amending the Onondaga County Charter and Onondaga County Administrative Code to Establish Term Limits for the Office of the Onondaga County Executive and the Office of the Onondaga County Comptroller (Sponsored by Ms. Watts) I. UNFINISHED BUSINESS J. ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE CHAIR K. ADJOURNMENT Onondaga County Legislature NICOLE WATTS Chairwoman 401 Montgomery Street Court House, Room 407 Syracuse, New York 13202 Leg (315)-435-2070 nicolewatts@ongov.net August 27, 2026 TO: Honorable Members of the Onondaga County Legislature FROM: Nicole Watts, Chairwoman RE: Appointments & Designations to the Onondaga County Accessibility Council Pursuant to Resolution 125-2026, I am appointing Monu Chhetri, Peyton Sefick, and Agnes McCray to serve as members of the Onondaga County Accessibility Council. These appointments will require confirmation by the full Legislature at its September 1, 2026, Session. Additionally, designations to the Onondaga County Accessibility Council have been made pursuant to Resolution 125-2026. Ellen Block has been designated a member of the Council by me, as Chairwoman of the Legislature. Isabelle Harris has been designated to the Council by the County Executive. Kevin Sexton has been designated to the Council in his capacity as Chief Information Officer. Archie Wixson Jr. has been designated to the Council in his capacity as Commissioner of Facilities Management. All appointments and designations will expire on August 31, 2029. Resumes are attached for your review. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. cc: Hassina Adams, Clerk Hon. Ryan McMahon II, County Executive County Law MONU CHHETRI Video phone: VP: 315 849 2395 Text only: (315) 413-1173 7488 Apache Ln Liverpool NY 13090 monuchhetri8@gmail.com www.deafnewamerican.org OBJECTIVE I am an advocate, educator, consultant, and interpreter. EXPERIENCE Deaf New American Advocacy, Inc. Advocacy, Access, Education & Community Support December 2021 to present Founder and CEO of Deaf New American Advocacy, Inc. https://www.deafnewamerican.org/, an organization providing community-based education, access, and support for New Americans/refugees in the Syracuse area who have been forced to flee crisis and conflicts at home, live for extended periods in refugee camps, and who would contend with communication access barriers in the process of resettlement. Deaf New American Advocacy, Inc. creates community and belonging for people who are displaced and excluded. Social programming and services through Deaf New American Advocacy, Inc. • Provide education and support for Deaf New Americans on human rights, healthcare, education, housing, parenting, and other essential social aspects of wellbeing and health. o See article in Syracuse Post-Standard • Networks and coordinates with government officials to raise awareness about Deaf New Americans as a population with specific contributions and assets as well as access needs. o For example, interpreted in Nepali sign language for weekly pandemic briefings for Onondaga County, collaborate with New York State Office of New Americans and AAPI, represented Deaf New Americans at the United Nations to support Deaf refugees in collaboration with the UN Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, was recognized for her efforts as an interpreter and advocate through proclamation by Mayor Ben Walsh of Syracuse. • Works collaboratively with community agencies on fundraising. • Established a program for tutoring the children of Deaf New Americans, in collaboration with the Northside Learning Center of Syracuse and Engaged Humanities program of Syracuse University. • Experienced Deaf Interpreter fluent in American and Nepali Sign Language with over 10 years of both consecutive and simultaneous interpretation in the USA and other countries. Provided interpretation access for Onondaga County Executive’s COVID-19 briefings. • Deaf Interpreter at hospitals, courts, schools, job placements, and in public venues. • Provides education on Deaf New American cultural competency and communication access for medical, nursing, and health professions students at regional universities since 2015. • Organized regional Deaf New American conference, July 2022. 2 Social programming and food security through urban agriculture • In 2016, helped to develop the Salt City Harvest Farm as a refuge for Deaf New Americans. Organized community members to work twice weekly cultivating vegetables. Coordinated transportation, work schedules, planting and harvest schedules, food distribution, harvest meals. • Established Asha Laaya Farm, a uniquely Deaf New American-led farm growing food and creating community, providing a model of Deaf New American autonomous food production, distribution (to food pantries and through markets), education, and social support. Aurora of Central New York Staff Interpreter and Job Coach July 2014 – November 2021 • Provided court interpretation from Nepali Sign Language to American Sign Language and vice versa at the family court for divorce cases, domestic violence, fair hearing and naturalization oath at the USCIS. • All interpretation at the USCIS has been done under oath in front of a USCIS officer. • Assisted Deaf individuals with Social Services: DSS, Social Security, and USCIS immigration services. • Advocated for rights of people who are Deaf. • Advocated for domestic violence survivors through Vera House and other shelters. • Provided support to the international Deaf Refugee community: education, acculturalization, socialization. • Provided educational presentations about Deafness and refugees to the hearing community. • Assisted Care Coordinators and Deaf Service Programs with local Deaf Refugees. Whole Me, Inc. – Syracuse, NY Freelance Interpreter July 2014 – December 2021 • Freelance Deaf interpreter working with a hearing American Sign Language interpreter at the law offices, medical offices, hospitals, schools, and Vera House domestic violence shelter. • Provided court interpretation from Nepali Sign Language to American Sign Language. • Freelance Deaf interpreter working with a hearing American Sign Language interpreter at the law offices, medical offices, hospitals, schools, and Vera House domestic violence shelter. • Provided court interpretation from Nepali Sign Language to American Sign Language. Country of Nepal Occupational Therapy Instructor 2007-2011 • Taught Nepali sign language to Deaf children, adults and families. • Developed monthly reports on social work activities provided in refugee camps. • Assisted families of Deaf children going through physiotherapy. • Assisted the Program Director with administrative duties. • Assisted with day care for Deaf children who have cerebral palsy. [Literal native PDF text; original page 5; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] Social programming and food security through urban agriculture • In 2016, helped to develop the Salt City Harvest Farm as a refuge for Deaf New Americans. Organized community members to work twice weekly cultivating vegetables. Coordinated transportation, work schedules, planting and harvest schedules, food distribution, harvest meals. • Established Asha Laaya Farm, a uniquely Deaf New American-led farm growing food and creating community, providing a model of Deaf New American autonomous food production, distribution (to food pantries and through markets), education, and social support. Aurora of Central New York Staff Interpreter and Job Coach July 2014 – November 2021 [Literal native PDF text; original page 5; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] • Provided court interpretation from Nepali Sign Language to American Sign Language and vice versa at the family court for divorce cases, domestic violence, fair hearing and naturalization oath at the USCIS. • All interpretation at the USCIS has been done under oath in front of a USCIS officer. • Assisted Deaf individuals with Social Services: DSS, Social Security, and USCIS immigration services. • Advocated for rights of people who are Deaf. • Advocated for domestic violence survivors through Vera House and other shelters. • Provided support to the international Deaf Refugee community: education, acculturalization, socialization. • Provided educational presentations about Deafness and refugees to the hearing community. • Assisted Care Coordinators and Deaf Service Programs with local Deaf Refugees. Whole Me, Inc. – Syracuse, NY Freelance Interpreter July 2014 – December 2021 [Literal native PDF text; original page 5; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] • Freelance Deaf interpreter working with a hearing American Sign Language interpreter at the law offices, medical offices, hospitals, schools, and Vera House domestic violence shelter. • Provided court interpretation from Nepali Sign Language to American Sign Language. • Freelance Deaf interpreter working with a hearing American Sign Language interpreter at the law offices, medical offices, hospitals, schools, and Vera House domestic violence shelter. • Provided court interpretation from Nepali Sign Language to American Sign Language. Country of Nepal Occupational Therapy Instructor 2007-2011 • Taught Nepali sign language to Deaf children, adults and families. • Developed monthly reports on social work activities provided in refugee camps. • Assisted families of Deaf children going through physiotherapy. • Assisted the Program Director with administrative duties. • Assisted with day care for Deaf children who have cerebral palsy. 2 3 EDUCATION • 2012-2014 Courses toward an AS Degree in Humanities, Onondaga Community College • 2007-2011 Associates Degree in Humanities, Manakamana College, Nepal • 2021 Nourishing Tomorrow’s Leaders Certificate, board training and development AWARDS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS § Syracuse-Onondaga Food System Alliance, Interwoven award, 2025 § New York State Assembly, Exceptional Woman of the Year Citation, 2024 § Leadership of Greater Syracuse, Certified Community Leader, 2024 § Deaf Women United, Organization of the Year, 2023 § State of New York, Office of the Comptroller, Champion of Diversity Award, 2023 § Refugee & Immigrant Self-Empowerment RISE Ambassador Award, 2021 § Vera House, Annette Briggs Memorial Award, 2018 § Aurora of Central New York Excellence Award, 2014 § International Center of Syracuse, Central New York International Citizens Award, 2014 GRANTS—DEAF NEW AMERICANS, ADVOCACY, INC./ASHA LAAYA § USDA, National Institute of Food and Agriculture, Beginning Farmers grant, $150,000 2024-present § United Way, $12,500, 2024 § Community Foundation, $50,000, 2024 § New York State Coalition for Asian American Children and Families, $30,000, 2024 § Syracuse-Onondaga Food System Alliance, $5,000, 2023 § United Way, $12,000, 2023 § Community Foundation, $50,000, 2020 [Literal native PDF text; original page 6; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] EDUCATION • 2012-2014 Courses toward an AS Degree in Humanities, Onondaga Community College • 2007-2011 Associates Degree in Humanities, Manakamana College, Nepal • 2021 Nourishing Tomorrow’s Leaders Certificate, board training and development [Literal native PDF text; original page 6; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] AWARDS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS § Syracuse-Onondaga Food System Alliance, Interwoven award, 2025 § New York State Assembly, Exceptional Woman of the Year Citation, 2024 § Leadership of Greater Syracuse, Certified Community Leader, 2024 § Deaf Women United, Organization of the Year, 2023 § State of New York, Office of the Comptroller, Champion of Diversity Award, 2023 § Refugee & Immigrant Self-Empowerment RISE Ambassador Award, 2021 § Vera House, Annette Briggs Memorial Award, 2018 § Aurora of Central New York Excellence Award, 2014 § International Center of Syracuse, Central New York International Citizens Award, 2014 GRANTS—DEAF NEW AMERICANS, ADVOCACY, INC./ASHA LAAYA § USDA, National Institute of Food and Agriculture, Beginning Farmers grant, $150,000 2024-present § United Way, $12,500, 2024 § Community Foundation, $50,000, 2024 § New York State Coalition for Asian American Children and Families, $30,000, 2024 § Syracuse-Onondaga Food System Alliance, $5,000, 2023 § United Way, $12,000, 2023 § Community Foundation, $50,000, 2020 3 J. Peyton Sefick 149 Melbourne Ave. Syracuse, NY 13224 - (315) 546.3706 - peytonsefick@gmail.com Profile Throughout my life I have been involved with many highly specialized and competitive teams. Grassroots collaboration and meeting people where they are has been a focal point in my community work. Teamwork has always been my strong suite; communicating between industries and styles or understanding an ally’s internal toolkit, I enjoy pushing my teams toward shared goals. Employment Rochester Accessible Adventures, 2024- present -Inclusion Specialist consulting small businesses and municipalities on accessibility, equity, and inclusion -Focused on eco and inclusive tourism within the Erie Canalway corridor across New York State -Maintaining relationships with Inclusion Partners and shepherding them through and building tailored strategic action plans with key performance indicators to track cultural and financial growth US Soccer Federation, 2023- 25 -Athlete for the US Power National Team through the Extended National Team Program -Travel, train, and compete for the USPNT across the globe SUNY Upstate- Golisano Center for Special Needs, 2020- 22 -Inclusive Recreation Specialist sharing resources with families during developmental pediatric medical visits -Facilitate community wide conversations on adaptive recreation, inclusion, and positive health Fitness Inclusion Network, 2013- 23 -Project Coordinator in charge of managing day-to-day operations and multimedia content for Fit IN -Promoting inclusive fitness and adapted sporting programs for individuals with disabilities Casey’s Place, 2011- 14 -Respite Care Aide to children with developmental disabilities, providing respite to children and their families -Encourage and facilitate social engagements Arise at the Farm, 2010-11 -Counselor during summer camp program. Arise at the Farm is a camp for children with physical and developmental disabilities. Organized and directed group activities CNY Works, 2009 -One-to-One Direct Care staff to a child with autism enrolled in a summer camp. Encouraged and modeled social interactions with peer groups Double H Ranch, 2008 -Counselor during the summer camp program. Double H is a camp for children with chronic illnesses and disabilities. Promoted freedom and independence while facilitating a relaxed environment Education Le Moyne College, 2009-13 -Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Experience Non-profit Leadership Drew Cunningham Mentorship Program Co-founder, 2024- present United States Power Soccer Association Director of Sport, 2023- 25 Central New York Adaptive Sports Board of Directors, 2022- 26 Volunteer Experience -US Soccer Athlete Advisory Committee, 2024- present -Adapt and Thrive Leadership Course through US Soccer and Football for All, 2023 -Partners in Inclusion, co-director, 2018- 22 -Adapted Sport and Inclusive Recreation Speaker in Higher Education, 2002- present​ -Double H Ranch Camp Counselor Volunteer, 2008-10 Power Soccer Career ​ -20 seasons with Premier Cup champions CNY United as team captain, coach ​ -U.S. National Team member, 2009- present AGNES MCCRAY -311 North Avenue, Apt. NG04, Syracuse, New York 13206 315 437-0106 Email: agnesmccray@gmail.com Agnes McCray was born in the Caribbean and moved with her family to Syracuse when she was a child. Agnes says that she is a person with extravagant differences (she has cerebral palsy and uses an electric wheelchair) and is the proud mother of three sons. Agnes received her Associates Degree from Onondaga Community College, her Bachelor s Degree from Geneseo, and her Master s Degree in Special Education and Rehab Counseling from LeMoyne College. Despite her cerebral palsy, Agnes participated on the swim team in high school, and her hobbies in college included skydiving. Prior to the historic legislation known as the Americans with Disabilities Act, Agnes McCray was a force for change. In 1986, while still a teenager, Agnes was among a group of protesters who chained themselves to Centro buses to demand accessibility. Her involvement in ARISE s Youth on the Move Advocacy group from 1986 to 1991 was just the beginning of an extraordinary life of community action, advocªcy, education, and service. She was active during her teen years in other efforts, including the College for Living at Onondaga Community College. At the age of 19, Agnes accepted an invitation to speak at Grant Middle School about being a person with disabilities. Agnes understands the importance of civic engagement and meets regularly with elected officials. Agnes also knows when more than a meeting is required. During the past 11 years, she has participated in more than 300 protests and advocacy trips. One of those protests (and one of her arrests) involved joining with other activists from around the nation to block every entrance to the Capitol building. One example of the fruits of her local efforts was passage of the Visitability resolution in Syracuse and Onondaga County. She is now working to g«¬ a statewide visitability law passed. Other legislative efforts involve working for passage of the Protection of Income bill, so tenants are not discriminated against based upon their source of income; ADA Title II bill, to ensure access to state and local government (currently only a federal law); and Accessible Taxi bill, to ensure that people with disabilities have access to on demand transportation. In addition to providing training and guidance for people within the disability community, Agnes makes a difference by training government workers. For the past several years, Agnes has provided training to state workers as well as local workers. She teaches them about the Americans with Disabilities Act and about working with people who have "extraordinary differences". Her training for workers in group homes is a vital part of ensuring that people with physical and intellectual disabilities are protected from abuse. During the trainings, Agnes also offers guidance on making connections in the community for people with disabilities. Her trainings have been videotaped to be used throughout New York State. [Machine extraction from original PDF page 8; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] AGNES MCCRAY 311 North Avenue, Apt. NG04, Syracuse, New York 13206 315 437-0106 Email: agnesmccray@gmail.com Agnes McCray was born in the Caribbean and moved with her family to Syracuse when she was a child. Agnes says that she is a person with extravagant differences (she has cerebral palsy and uses an electric wheelchair) and is the proud mother of three sons. Agnes received her Associates Degree from Onondaga Community College, her Bachelor s Degree from Geneseo, and her Master s Degree in Special Education and Rehab Counseling from LeMoyne College. Despite her cerebral palsy, Agnes participated on the swim team in high school, and her hobbies in college included skydiving. Prior to the historic legislation known as the Americans with Disabilities Act, Agnes McCray was a force for change. In 1986, while still a teenager, Agnes was among a group of protestors who chained themselves to Centro buses to demand accessibility. Her involvement in ARISE s Youth on the Move Advocacy group from 1986 to 1991 was just the beginning of an extraordinary life of community action, advocacy, education, and service. She was active during her teen years in other efforts, including the College for Living at Onondaga Community College. At the age of 19, Agnes accepted an invitation to speak at Grant Middle School about being a-person with disabilities. Agnes understands the importance of civic engagement and meets regularly with elected [Machine extraction from original PDF page 8; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] officials. Agnes also knows when more than a meeting is required. During the past 11 years, she has participated in more than 300 protests and advocacy trips. One of those protests (and one of her arrests) involved joining with other activists from around the nation to block every entrance to the Capitol building. One example of the fruits of her local efforts was passage of the Visitability resolution in Syracuse and Onondaga County. She is now working to get a statewide visitability law passed. Other legislative efforts involve working for passage of the Protection of Income bill, so tenants are not discriminated against based upon their source of income; ADA Title Il bill, to ensure access to state and local government (currently only a federal law); and Accessible Taxi bill, to ensure that people with disabilities have access to on demand transportation. In addition to providing training and guidance for people within the disability community, Agnes makes a difference by training government workers. For the past several years, Agnes has provided training to state workers as well as local workers. She teaches them about the Americans with Disabilities Act and about working with people who have "extraordinary differences". Her training for workers in group homes is a vital part of ensuring that people with physical and intellectual disabilities are protected from abuse. During the trainings, Agnes also offers guidance on making connections in the community for [Machine extraction from original PDF page 8; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] people with disabilities. Her trainings have been videotaped to be used throughout New York State. Agnes worked for three years to insist upon and secure the appointment of an ADA Coordinator for Onondaga County to assure compliance and to receive and process complaints. In addition to the creation of the coordinator position, she works on a continuing basis to provide training to DSS workers so that they not only comply with the law but understand how best to work with people who have disabilities. As a result of her efforts, Onondaga County is now recognized for the way they do this work. Many positive outcomes have resulted from Agnes' advocacy work, starting with the decision by Centro to make buses accessible. She has played a vital role in ensuring that people of all abilities are able to exercise their right to vote, and has worked closely with the Board of Elections to address every aspect of the process. Many changes were made in process and in the actual voting machines as a result of her advocacy. On an ongoing basis, she trains election workers on working with people who have disabilities. She is frequently active in voter registration efforts. Agnes serves on numerous boards, task forces, advisory groups, and her advice is sought by community leaders. She has served on the Mayor's Citizen's Cabinet and was a member of County Executive Ma honey's Education Task Force. Agnes served for five years on the board of the Association of New York State Independent Living Centers and was extremely active in legislative and advocacy on a statewide level. She worked with the Burton Blatt Institute to address disability rights issues, and served on the Board of Directors of Aurora of CNY for 9 years. Agnes has been active with ARISE since 1986 and has played numerous roles in the organization. She currently serves as President of the Consumer Council and is a member of both the Vice President of the ARISE board of directors and the ARISE Foundation board, and is also a member of the board of HOME Inc., the Syracuse Community Health Center, the Inclusive Emergency Preparedness Task Force and Human Needs Task Force hosted by AccessCNY, the Centro ATAC Committee, and the AURORA Program Advisory Committee. Agnes has received numerous awards for her efforts: 2012 Liberty Bell Award from Onondaga County Bar Association 2007 Presidential Volunteer of the Year Award from United Way of CNY, recognizing more than 5,000 hours of volunteer service to ARISE 2006 New York State Achiever's Award from the NYS Senate 2005 Al Felment Achievement Award from Cerebral Palsy Associations of NY 2004 Thomas Rigney Participant Recognition Award from Enable Other Relevant Information Agnes keen intellect, command of complex issues, and tireless efforts have led to a widespread recognition of her as a spokesperson for the disability rights movement in this community and beyond. Agnes has worked to expand the rights of people with disabilities by sharing her time and expertise in extraordinary ways. It is no exaggeration to say that she has spoken on thousands of occasions since then to increase awareness, demand change, and to invite people of all - [Literal native PDF text; original page 9; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] Agnes worked for three years to insist upon and secure the appointment of an ADA Coordinator for Onondaga County to assure compliance and to receive and process complaints. In addition to the creation of the coordinator position, she works on a continuing basis to provide training to DSS workers so that they not only comply with the law but understand how best to work with people who have disabilities. As a result of her efforts, Onondaga County is now recognized for the way they do this work. Many positive outcomes have resulted from Agnes' advocacy work, starting with the decision by Centro to make buses accessible. She has played a vital role in ensuring that people of all abilities are able to exercise their right to vote, and has worked closely with the Board of Elections to address every aspect of the process. Many changes were made in process and in the actual voting machines as a result of her advocacy. On an ongoing basis, she trains election workers on working with people who have disabilities. She is frequently active in voter registration efforts. [Literal native PDF text; original page 9; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] Agnes serves on numerous boards, task forces, advisory groups, and her advice is sought by community leaders. She has served on the Mayor's Citizen's Cabinet and was a member of County Executive Mahoney's Education Task Force. Agnes served for five years on the board of the Association of New York State Independent Living Centers and was extremely active in legislative and advocacy on a statewide level. She worked with the Burton Blatt Institute to address disability rights issues, and served on the Board of Directors of Aurora of CNY for 9 years. Agnes has been active with ARISE since 1986 and has played numerous roles in the organization. She currently serves as President of the Consumer Council and is a member of both the Vice President of the ARISE board of directors and the ARISE Foundation board, and is also a member of the board of HOME Inc., the Syracuse Community Health Center, the Inclusive Emergency Preparedness Task Force and Human Needs Task Force hosted by AccessCNY, the Centro ATAC Committee, and the AURORA Program Advisory Committee. Agnes has received numerous awards for her efforts: [Literal native PDF text; original page 9; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] 2012 Liberty Bell Award from Onondaga County Bar Association 2007 Presidential Volunteer of the Year Award from United Way of CNY, recognizing more than 5,000 hours of volunteer service to ARISE [Literal native PDF text; original page 9; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] 2006 New York State Achiever's Award from the NYS Senate [Literal native PDF text; original page 9; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] 2005 Al Felment Achievement Award from Cerebral Palsy Associations of NY [Literal native PDF text; original page 9; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] 2004 Thomas Rigney Participant Recognition Award from Enable Other Relevant Information - Agnes keen intellect, command of complex issues, and tireless efforts have led to a widespread recognition of her as a spokesperson for the disability rights movement in this community and beyond. Agnes has worked to expand the rights of people with disabilities by sharing her time and expertise in extraordinary ways. It is no exaggeration to say that she has spoken on thousands of occasions since then to increase awareness, demand change, and to invite people of all abilities to become involved. Agnes believes deeply in the right of every person to live a life of independence and choice. She works to create a society that offers everyone the opportunity to fully participate. Because of Agnes, people with disabilities in Syracuse and Onondaga County have gained greater access to the community. From the decision by Centro to make buses accessible to a visitable ordinance passed in Syracuse that requires all new housing built with public funds to be built with accessible features, she has enriched our community by making sure it is more accessible to all. Agnes talks often about being able to look outside of the box , and has herself been instrumental in making people forget about the box entirely. Agnes believes deeply in human rights, civil rights, and justice. Whenever there is a situation involving denial of access to rights for whatever reason Agnes will be there to join in the fight. Serving as emcee of the ADA Celebration in 2012, Agnes spoke about the power of working together. If you are holding one pencil in your hand, it is easy to snap it in two. But if you have five, seven or ten pencils in your hand, you are not going to break them. She often tells people tough times don t last, but tough people do. Ellen Block Licensed Mental Health Counselor Syracuse, NY 13208 | +1914-260-3541 | Ellieb6183@aol.com Work Experience County Legislator Onondaga County | Syracuse, NY January 2026 to Present • Review the County Executive’s proposed budget, modify it (if necessary) and approve an adopted County Budget • Meet with constituents as needed and discuss concerns • Attend town, committee and community meetings • Develop policy for consideration by legislative body Licensed Mental Health Counselor Psychiatry Services of NY | Syracuse, NY October 2024 to March 2026 • Maintain caseload of clients • Maintain up-to-date notes and records on clients • Collaborate with family, outside providers and other resources as necessary • Trained in Pain Reprocessing Therapy • Diagnostic Privilege obtained 2025 Mental Health Counselor Helio Health, Inc. | Syracuse, NY September 2022 to October 2024 • Maintain a caseload of 70-85 clients for counseling and case management • Provide mental health counseling services utilizing an array of approaches depending on clients' goals and needs • Facilitate 3 groups per week, including anger management and grief education and processing • Maintain current notes, treatment plans and paperwork • Submit paperwork for DSS purposes • Supervise intern currently pursuing MHC degree • Maintain 4 weekly after hours at Elements for supplemental mental health services Mental Health Counselor Elements of Helio Health, Inc. | Liverpool, NY November 2021 to September 2022 • Maintain a caseload of residents for case management • Supplement substance use counseling with mental health counseling services as determined by residents and primary counselor • Implement four groups per week, including Dual Recovery, with specific focus on current mental health needs of Elements population • Oversee and implement family visits on weekends • Contribute to programmatic functions of Elements • Maintain current notes and treatment plans OLP Mental Health Counselor The Salvation Army | Syracuse, NY February 2021 to October 2021 • Conduct in-home counseling with children up to the age of 21 and their families • Work with each family to identify concerns and goals, develop a treatment plan, and implement interventions to help them work towards their goals • Maintain accurate and current case documentation in EMR • Regularly collaborate with other service providers Transition Specialist Arise Child & Family Service | Syracuse, NY October 2019 to January 2021 • Meet with residents in long term care facilities to discuss options for returning to community-based living • Assess residents' needs and suggest appropriate services to maintain level of care needed in the community • Discuss options with facility staff, family and services staff to develop discharge plan • Submit appropriate referrals • Maintain monthly contact with parties involved to problem-solve and support • Follow resident through discharge and 1 year post-discharge to ensure appropriate level of care is maintained • Submit all appropriate intake, progress, discharge and follow-up documentation to client databases • Participate in team and 1:1 meetings Retail Salesperson Every Body Bras & Intimates | Fayetteville, NY November 2011 to October 2019 • Open and close store including counting register, ensuring sales floor is clean and organized and preparing deposits • Assist customers with purchases including demonstrating product knowledge, offering solutions to specific concerns and cashing out at register • Assist customers over the phone including completing purchases, orders, answering questions, setting up appointments and problem-solving • Process returns • Receive inventory including scanning, tagging, and contacting customers for orders received • Manage Facebook page for store including posting when new product is received, offering solutions to common problems and communication with current and potential clientele Therapeutic Recreation Specialist PACE CNY | North Syracuse, NY 2008 to November 2011 • Designed and implemented comprehensive recreation program to meet the needs and desires of clientele • Designed individualized care plans and formulated goals to improve quality of life • Contributed insight to problem-solving with interdisciplinary team • Oversaw acquisition of outside recreation services Activities Specialist My Second Home Adult Day Center | Mount Kisco, NY 2007 to 2008 • Planned and contributed to weekly staff activity schedule • Delegated staff responsibility and provided constructive counsel • Ensured and improved productivity of activities • Evaluated performance of staff and reported problems to Program Coordinator Weekend and Holiday Activity Leader Skyview Rehabilitation and Health Care Center | Croton-on-Hudson, NY 2002 to 2007 • Prepared and conducted engaging and constructive activities for residents • Documented activity participation in charting books • Conducted one-to-one room visits with residents to build strong, trusting relationships and to obtain knowledge of residents' interests and desire to participate in activities • Made residents aware of daily activities through personal visits and announcements Education Mental Health Counseling (M.S.) SUNY Oswego | Oswego, NY 2013 Gerontological Studies & Services (B.S.) City University of New York, York College | Queens, NY 2008 Skills Child & family counseling Individual / Group Counseling Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Group therapy Crisis Intervention Intake Experience Medical Records Supervising experience English Addiction counseling Mental health counseling Case Management Motivational interviewing Crisis Management Behavioral health Behavioral therapy Certifications and Licenses LMHC August 2026 to August 2029 Diagnostic Privilege December 2025 to December 2026 • Allows holder to diagnose within their scope of practice in accordance with the criteria listed in the most current version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Additional Information Authorized to work in the US for any employer KEVIN J. SEXTON 535 Stinard Ave Syracuse, NY 13207 (C) 315-391-5149 ksexton.ny@gmail.com PROFILE CIO, IT VP, Director/Manager/Project Manager with success in Strategic Planning, Growth, Cost Reduction, Security, Business Value Proposition, ROI Career Technologist with extensive management and leadership experience in project management, building IT Teams and aligning business needs with technical solutions. Intense focus on developing or purchasing robust, open-ended solutions to automate manual processes, reduce costs, & integrate with core systems. Promote business intelligence solutions for management/ key associates in support of critical decision making. ♦ Strategic Planning ♦ Application Design and Development ♦ Project Management ♦ Architecture & Systems lnte~ration ♦ Business Intelligence ♦ Budgeting/IT Procurement/Vendor Contracts SKILLS HARDWARE: IBM PC & Compatible PCs, Laptops and Servers, IBM 3090, IBM 370, IBM PC/Compatible and Servers, VAS/VPS, MACINTOSH, SUN, Google Search Appliance/Mini OS: Windows Server 2016 - 2003 Windows 2010, 2007, XP, Sun Solaris/Unix, Linux, Zlinux, ZOS SOFTWARE: MS Visual Studio.NET 2008/2005/2003, WPF, ASP.NET,-JavaScript, VBScript, ASP, SSRS - SQL Server Reporting Services 2008, Business.Objects Crystal Reports 2008, 10, 9, 8.5, PL SQL, TOAD, DBArtisan, MS Project, MS Visual lnterDev, MS Visio, VB 6.0, MS ACCESS 2010/2007 /2003, MS Visual SourceSafe, MS WORD, MS EXCEL, PowerPoint, FrontPage, JAVA, Jacada, Global360, Captiva, Rational ClearCase, SAS Financial Management, Toad, Oracle SQL Plus, FTP, SFTP, Attachmate Extra! Macro Language, PeriProducer & VRAM (IVR Languages), COBOL, COBOL II, CICS, DYL-280, Easytrieve, TSO ISPF, PANVALET, MVS JCL, INTERTEST, FILE-AID, DATAXPERT, ABEND-AID, NDM DATABASES: MS SQL 2019, 2016, 2012, 2008, 2005, 2000, Oracle 12, llg, 10g, 8i, VSAM, MySql, MariaDB PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Onondaga County, Syracuse, NY 3/2014 - Present Chief Information Officer, Information Technology ♦ Head the Information Technology Team of 60 Staff Members; Responsible for IT Strategy and $13 Million Budget ♦ Support dozens of applications/systems including PeopleSoft Financials, Hyperion, Criminal Justice Apps ♦ Perform Program Management role on many highly visible, strategic IT Projects ♦ Support large network of approximately 60 sites, 3000 users and around 4000 end points ♦ Formed first IT PMO Group at the County to report on and monitor dozens of approved projects ♦ Formed first Security Advisory Board to prioritize and implement policies and tools to improve security posture ♦ Formed first Change Advisory Board to review all migrations, upgrades, fixes, etc. to production environments Solvay Bank, Solvay, NY 10/2011 - 3/2014 Vice President, Information Technology ♦ Head the Information Technology Team; Responsible for IT Strategy and Annual IT Budget ♦ Support growth of IT in increasing market share; planning for the opening of the 9th Solvay Bank Branch ♦ Focus on driving efficiencies and supporting revenue growth through implementing solutions and banking products ♦ Chair the IT Governance Committee; Recommend new solutions; present business proposition, TCO, ROI ♦ Responsible for Compliance and Risk Management for IT; Worked on strengthening procedures and reducing risk by promoting checks and balances and improved audit trails ♦ Lead approved projects on budget and according to the agreed upon delivery dates [Machine extraction from original PDF page 14; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] KEVIN J. SEXTON 535 Stinard Ave Syracuse, NY 13207 (C) 315-391-5149 ksexton.ny@gmail.com PROFILE CIO, IT VP, Director/Manager/Project Manager with success in Strategic Planning, Growth, Cost Reduction, Security, Business Value Proposition, ROI Career Technologist with extensive management and leadership experience in project management, building IT Teams and aligning business needs with technical solutions. Intense focus on developing or purchasing robust, open-ended solutions to automate manual processes, reduce costs, & integrate with core systems. Promote business intelligence solutions for management / key associates in support of critical decision making. Strategic Planning Application Design and Development Project Management Architecture & Systems Integration Business Intelligence Budgeting/IT Procurement/Vendor Contracts SKILLS HARDWARE: IBM PC & Compatible PCs, Laptops and Servers, IBM 3090, IBM 370, IBM PC/Compatible and Servers, VAS/VPS, MACINTOSH, SUN, Google Search Appliance/Mini OS: Windows Server 2016 - 2003 Windows 2010, 2007, XP, Sun Solaris/Unix, Linux, ZLinux, ZOS SOFTWARE: MS Visual Studio.NET 2008/2005/2003, WPF, ASP.NET, JavaScript, VBScript, ASP, SSRS - SQL Server Reporting Services 2008, Business Objects Crystal Reports 2008, 10, 9, 8.5, PL SQL, TOAD, DBArtisan, MS Project, MS Visual InterDev, MS Visio, VB 6.0, MS ACCESS 2010/2007/2003, MS Visual SourceSafe, MS [Machine extraction from original PDF page 14; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] WORD, MS EXCEL, PowerPoint, FrontPage, JAVA, Jacada, Global360, Captiva, Rational ClearCase, SAS Financial Management, Toad, Oracle SQL Plus, FTP, SFTP, Attachmate Extra! Macro Language, PeriProducer & VRAM (IVR Languages), COBOL, COBOL II, CICS, DYL-28O, Easytrieve, TSO ISPF, PANVALET, MVS JCL, INTERTEST, FILE-AID, DATAXPERT, ABEND-AID, NDM DATABASES: MS SQL 2019, 2016, 2012, 2008, 2005, 2000, Oracle 12, 11g, 10g, 8i, VSAM, MySqI, MariaDB PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Onondaga County, Syracuse, NY 3/2014 - Present Chief Information Officer, Information Technology Head the Information Technology Team of 60 Staff Members; Responsible for IT Strategy and $13 Million Budget Support dozens of applications/systems including PeopleSoft Financials, Hyperion, Criminal Justice Apps Perform Program Management role on many highly visible, strategic IT Projects Support large network of approximately 60 sites, 3000 users and around 4000 end points Formed first IT PMO Group at the County to report on and monitor dozens of approved projects Formed first Security Advisory Board to prioritize and implement policies and tools to improve security posture Formed first Change Advisory Board to review all migrations, upgrades, fixes, etc. to production environments Solvay Bank, Solvay, NY 10/2011-3/2014 Vice President, Information Technology Head the Information Technology Team; Responsible for IT Strategy and Annual IT Budget [Machine extraction from original PDF page 14; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] Support growth of IT in increasing market share; planning for the opening of the 9th Solvay Bank Branch Focus on driving efficiencies and supporting revenue growth through implementing solutions and banking products Chair the IT Governance Committee; Recommend new solutions; present business proposition, TCO, ROI Responsible for Compliance and Risk Management for IT; Worked on strengthening procedures and reducing risk by promoting checks and balances and improved audit trails Lead approved projects on budget and according to the agreed upon delivery dates RAYMOUR & FLANIGAN FURNITURE CO. Liverpool, NY 10/2008 -09/2011 Director, Application Development ♦ Oversee development and maintenance of Oracle ERP applications and other mission critical applications ♦ Maintain hundreds of custom apps in support Sales, Payroll, Supply Chain/Inventory Control, Warehouse Management, Transportation, Finance, Marketing, Merchandising, etc. ♦ Responsible for Software Procurement and Vendor Contracts, Support and Maintenance ♦ Provide strategic direction for enterprise wide software and systems ♦ Successfully lead project to develop custom Point of Sale App integrated with ERP via Agile/Scrum methodology ♦ Introduced standards, controls, SOPs WELLPOINT INC., National Government Services Division (Government Contracts) 12/2006 -09/2008 Manager Technology Sr. Sensitive, Client Server Development 04/2007 - 09/2008 Acting Manager, Client Server Development (CSD) 12/2006-04/2007 ♦ Served as Manager of Client Server Development reporting to Director of Information Systems ♦ Had staff of 20 plus associates including consultants ♦ Lead Global360 Imaging Project for Appeals, Written Inquiries, OCR Claims Imaging (Captiva/Global 360) ♦ Managed resources of Mission Critical, high visibility projects including Altiris Help Desk and System Service Request projects, Application Consolidation Projects, Software/Hardware Procurement and Contracts ♦ Implemented new SOPs where we merged 3 Legacy Companies policies for application development and maintenance ♦ Key player on Network Decouple project where 3 domains were merged to one domain EMPIRE BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD, Syracuse, N.Y. 10/1990 -12/2006 Chief Applications Specialist 03/2002 - 12/2006 ♦ Served as Team/Project Leader/Project Manager for Client/Server Systems team in Syracuse with a staff of 10 ♦ Coordinated other Client Server Development Projects with Offsite staff of 7; Developed all lVR applications ♦ Developed and supported of hundreds of custom apps/macros/databases across 7 sites and up to 1500 users ♦ Assist staff with technical approaches and troubleshooting of problems ♦ Prioritized, assigned and level loaded programming tasks to staff Lead Technical Specialist 06/1997 -03/ 2002 ♦ Team leader for the Client Server Systems team, which was comprised of a staff of 11 ♦ The team included DBAs, Client Server/Web Developers, LAN Administrators/PC Support, Business Analyst, and Documentation Specialist. ♦ Responsible for maintenance and development of Client Server and Web-Based applications (VB, ASP, SQL, IVR) ♦ Lead project to automate all paper forms that flowed in and out of Call Center Sr. Programmer Analyst 11/1992 -06/1997 ♦ Served as a LAN Administrator and Customer Service Specialist in leading all Customer Service Projects ♦ Coordinated analysis, documented workflows, made recommendations to streamline and increase productivity ♦ Responsible for all new development and enhancements of 3 Voice Response Systems which use Periphonics Peri Producer and VRAM Languages ♦ Developed/Implemented first IVR/Screen Pop App in Medicare ♦ Increase flexibility of existing CICS systems by incorporating GUI Front Ends with CICS Screen Scraping Programmer Analyst 10/1990 - 10/1992 ♦ Completed several high profile projects from design, analysis, coding, and testing into production environment ♦ Developed an app which saved hundreds of thousands of dollars in mail savings MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Springfield, MA Titles Held: Assistant Systems Analyst, Programmer, Programmer Trainee EDUCATION STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE AT BUFFALO, Buffalo, New York Bachelors of Information Systems Management GPA- 3.2 on a 4.0 scale 05/1987 - 09/1990 [Machine extraction from original PDF page 15; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] RAYMOUR & FLANIGAN FURNITURE CO. LiverpOoI, NY 10/2008 -09/2011 Director, Application Development Oversee development and maintenance of Oracle ERP applications and other mission critical applications Maintain hundreds of custom apps in support Sales, Payroll, Supply Chain/Inventory Control, Warehouse Management, Transportation, Finance, Marketing, Merchandising, etc. Responsible for Software Procurement and Vendor Contracts, Support and Maintenance Provide strategic direction for enterprise wide software and systems Successfully lead project to develop custom Point of Sale App integrated with ERP via Agile/Scrum methodology Introduced standards, controls, SOPs WELLPOINT INC., National Government Services Division (Government Contracts) 12/2006 - 09/2008 Manager Technology Sr. Sensitive, Client Server Development 04/2007-09/2008 Acting Manager, Client Server Development (CSD) 12/2006-04/2007 Served as Manager of Client Server Development reporting to Director of Information Systems Had staff of 20 plus associates including consultants Lead Global360 Imaging Project for Appeals, Written Inquiries, OCR Claims Imaging (Captiva/Global 360) Managed resources of Mission Critical, high visibility projects including Altiris Help Desk and System Service Request projects, Application Consolidation Projects, Software/Hardware Procurement and Contracts Implemented new SOPs where we merged 3 Legacy Companies policies for application development and maintenance [Machine extraction from original PDF page 15; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] Key player on Network Decouple project where 3 domains were merged to one domain EMPIRE BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD, Syracuse, N.Y. 10/1990-12/2006 Chief Applications Specialist 03/2002 - 12/2006 Served as Team/Project Leader/Project Manager for Client/Server Systems team in Syracuse with a staff of 10 Coordinated other Client Server Development Projects with Offsite staff of 7; Developed all IVR applications Developed and supported of hundreds of custom apps/macros/databases across 7 sites and up to 1500 users Assist staff with technical approaches and troubleshooting of problems Prioritized, assigned and level loaded programming tasks to staff Lead Technical Specialist 06/1997 -03/2002 Team leader for the Client Server Systems team, which was comprised of a staff of 11 The team included DBAs, Client Server/Web Developers, LAN Administrators/PC Support, Business Analyst, and Documentation Specialist. Responsible for maintenance and development of Client Server and Web-Based applications (VB, ASP, SQL, IVR) Lead project to automate all paper forms that flowed in and out of Call Center Sr. Programmer Analyst 11/1992 - 06/1997 Served as a LAN Administrator and Customer Service Specialist in leading all Customer Service Projects Coordinated analysis, documented workflows, made recommendations to streamline and increase productivity Responsible for all new development and enhancements of 3 Voice Response Systems which use Periphonics PeriProducer and VRAM Languages [Machine extraction from original PDF page 15; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] Developed/Implemented first IVR/Screen Pop App in Medicare Increase flexibility of existing CICS systems by incorporating GUI Front Ends with CICS Screen Scraping Programmer Analyst 10/1990 - 10/1992 Completed several high profile projects from design, analysis, coding, and testing into production environment Developed an app which saved hundreds of thousands of dollars in mail savings MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. SpringfieId, MA 05/1987 - 09/1990 Titles Held: Assistant Systems Analyst, Programmer, Programmer Trainee EDUCATION STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE AT BUFFALO, Buffalo, New York Bachelors of Information Systems Management GPA - 3.2 on a 4.0 scale WORK EXPERIENCE Archie E. Wixson 7677 Maple Rd Baldwinsville, N.Y. 13027 archiewixson@ongov.net Onondaga County Department of Facilities Management Commissioner August 2017- Present Duties and Responsibilities: ► Facility operations of County owned real property including 34 buildings, some of which are on the National Historical Register ► Oversight, staff development and discipline of 132 full time employees. ► Planning and budgeting for capital projects ► Sustainable practices ► Asset management/asset protection ► Development of the department budget ► Construction contract management, construction project management ► Vendor contract management ► Vendor Development ► Grant management ► Account management ► Public bid packaging ► Committee Appointments; Safety, Labor Management, Incident Review, Vehicle Incident Review, Emergency Action Review ADDITIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE [Machine extraction from original PDF page 16; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] Archie E. Wixson 7677 Maple Rd Baldwinsville, N.Y. 13027 archiewixson@ongov.net WORK EXPERIENCE Onondaga County Department of Facilities Management Commissioner August 2017- Present Duties and Responsibilities: Facility operations of County owned real property including 34 buildings, some of which are on the National Historical Register Oversight, staff development and discipline of 132 full time employees. Planning and budgeting for capital projects Sustainable practices Asset management/asset protection Development of the department budget Construction contract management, construction project management Vendor contract management Vendor Development Grant management Account management Public bid packaging Committee Appointments; Safety, Labor Management, Incident Review, Vehicle Incident Review, Emergency Action Review ADDITIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE Deputy Commissioner Onondaga County Department of Facilities Management 6/2010-8/2017 G.M. Crisalli & Associates 2001-2010 Project Manager/Construction Manager. Responsible for all aspects of project construction including estimating, planning, scheduling, contract administration, construction management, supervision, budget development and oversight, facility operations and maintenance programming and staff development and oversight. -Midstate Construction Services, Project Manager/Superintendent 1999-2001. Syracuse,N.Y. -Greystone-Contegra Companies, Project Manager/Superintendent 1997-1999. Syracuse,N.Y. - Zausmer-Fritsch Architects, Project Manager/Superintendent 1995-1997. Syracuse,N.Y. -ReCon Construction Services. Owner/Operator 1990-1995. Cicero, N.Y. -J.V. Sgroi and Assoc .. Foreman/Superintendent 1981-1990. Syracuse, N.Y. EDUCATION Christian Brothers Academy, Dewitt- High School 1976-1980 SUNY Upstate Medical University, Syracuse - Higher Education 1980-1981 Certifications ► OSHA 10 and 40 ► SWPP ► HAZWOPER 24 ► Fork Truck Operator [Machine extraction from original PDF page 17; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] Deputy Commissioner Onondaga County Department of Facilities Management 6/2010-8/2017 G.M. Crisalli & Associates 2001-2010 Project Manager/Construction Manager. Responsible for all aspects of project construction including estimating, planning, scheduling, contract administration, construction management, supervision, budget development and oversight, facility operations and maintenance programming and staff development and oversight. -Midstate Construction Services, Project Manager/Superintendent 1999-2001. Syracuse,N.Y. -Greystone-Contegra Companies, Project Manager/Superintendent 1997-1999. Syracuse,N.Y. - Zausmer-Fritsch Architects, Project Manager/Superintendent 1995-1997. Syracuse,N.Y. -ReCon Construction Services. Owner/Operator 1990-1995. Cicero, N.Y. -J.V. Sgroi and Assoc.. Foreman/Superintendent 1981-1990. Syracuse, N.Y. EDUCATION Christian Brothers Academy, Dewitt- High School 1976-1980 SUNY Upstate Medical University, Syracuse – Higher Education 1980-1981 Certifications OSHA 10 and 40 SWPP HAZWOPER 24 Fork Truck Operator ► Excavation and Trenching ► Microsoft Project 2013 [Machine extraction from original PDF page 18; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] Excavation and Trenching Microsoft Project 2013 Onondaga County Legislature NICOLE WATTS Chairwoman 401 Montgomery Street Court House, Room 407 Syracuse, New York 13202 Leg (315)-435-2070 nicolewatts@ongov.net August 27, 2026 TO: Gregg Eriksen, Chair Environmental Protection Committee Members FROM: Nicole Watts, Chairwoman RE: Appointment to the Onondaga County Water Authority Pursuant to Section 1903 of the Onondaga County Charter and the provisions of the Public Authorities Law, I am appointing Deborah Somers to serve on the Onondaga County Water Authority. Deborah Somers is replacing Anthony Geiss, Jr., whose term has expired. This appointment will expire on July 1, 2029. Ms. Somers’ resume is attached for your review. This appointment will require confirmation of the full Legislature at its September 1, 2026, Session. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. cc: Hassina K. Adams, Clerk Legislators Deborah Somers 900 Kirkpatrick Street | Syracuse, New York 13208 (315) 882-1242 | dsomers3264@gmail.com Work Experience City of Syracuse 1994-2019; 2024-Present Auditor I (January 2024-Present)  Part-time role responsible for supporting research for audits and policy reports;  Serves as City Auditor’s office liaison to City’s labor unions, representing the Department at monthly Labor-Management coalition meetings;  Attends Common Council, other government board meetings on behalf of Department. Commissioner of Water (June 2010- December 2017)  Leader of a major City department with over 100 employees responsible for ensuring a safe drinking water supply for more than 150,000 Central New Yorkers, appointed by the Mayor;  Oversaw water infrastructure construction, upkeep, and long-term capital planning;  Ensured safe drinking water standards, maintained critical infrastructure, and enforced regulatory compliance;  Directed equitable distribution of water resources across the service area;  Served as City representative to the Metropolitan Water Board, contributing to regional water policy and governance. Deputy Commissioner of Water (January 2010 – June 2010)  Oversaw water billing and internal financial operations of the Department of Water, a self- funded City agency;  Ensured accurate, timely payroll for more than 100 employees in multiple bargaining units. Deputy Commissioner of Finance (April 2007 – December 2009; 2018)  Oversaw various component units of the Department of Finance, including licensing commission, water billing, and tax department;  Managed accounting functions, audits, and daily financial operations;  Managed employees in customer-facing roles. Previous Titles Utility Billing Supervisor Accountant I Control Clerk Information Aide Marine Midland Bank 1974-1994 Previous Titles Data Entry Analyst Adjustor Professional Training City of Syracuse Department of Audit Deborah Somers 900 Kirkpatrick Street | Syracuse, New York 13208 (315) 882-1242 | dsomers3264@gmail.com Since 2024, more than 80 hours of continuing professional education in financial management, accounting, and public budgeting. City of Syracuse Department of Water National Incident Management System (NIMS) training courses 100, 200, 300. Education Henninger High School 1975 Regents Diploma Presented By: Chairwoman Nicole Watts, District 9 Legislator This Gold Seal has been confirmed and brought forth by the above-named presenter and members of the Onondaga County Legislature to be presented in the State of New York on this 1st Day of September 2026 to: Recognize and Honor Monu Chhetri for Extraordinary Service and Advocacy for Deaf New Americans WHEREAS, Monu Chhetri's remarkable journey from spending nineteen years in a refugee camp in Nepal to becoming a respected community leader in the United States exemplifies extraordinary resilience, determination, and an unwavering commitment to creating opportunity for others; and WHEREAS, As the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Deaf New Americans Advocacy, Inc., Monu Chhetri has dedicated her leadership to advancing equity, accessibility, and inclusion for Deaf refugees, immigrants, asylum seekers, and their families by expanding access to education, employment, healthcare, language services, and community resources; and WHEREAS, During the COVID-19 pandemic she provided critical interpretation services in Nepali Sign Language during public health briefings, ensuring that Deaf New American refugees and immigrants had equitable access to life-saving health information, and through her steadfast commitment to language access, food security, and public service, helped protect the health, safety, and well-being of some of Central New York's most vulnerable residents during an unprecedented public health emergency; and WHEREAS, Through the creation of Asha Laaya, or "Farm of Hope," she developed a community initiative that empowers Deaf New Americans through agriculture, workforce development, food security, cultural preservation, and meaningful opportunities for leadership and economic self-sufficiency; and WHEREAS, Monu Chhetri has been a tireless advocate for language access and disability rights, including her contributions to public health communications and her nationally recognized research and teaching highlighting the educational and healthcare barriers facing Deaf New Americans, helping to inform more inclusive policies and practices; and WHEREAS, Through her vision, compassion, and steadfast service she strengthened the fabric of the Central New York Community, inspired countless individuals through her leadership, and demonstrated the profound impact that one person can have in advancing dignity, opportunity, and belonging for all; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Chairwoman Nicole Watts and all members of the Onondaga County Legislature, do hereby recognize and honor Monu Chhetri for Extraordinary Service and Advocacy for Deaf New Americans . I hereby certify that the foregoing was duly noted by the County Legislature of Onondaga County, New York. Witness my hand and seal of said Legislature. __________________________________ Clerk, County Legislature Onondaga County, N.Y Presented By: Legislator Maurice Brown, District 15 Legislator This Gold Seal has been confirmed and brought forth by the above-named presenter and members of the Onondaga County Legislature to be presented in the State of New York on this 1st Day of September 2026 to: Recognize and Honor Agnes McCray for Fighting for Accessibility and Equality for Us All WHEREAS, Agnes McCray has devoted decades to advancing civil rights, accessibility, independence, and equal opportunity for people of all abilities throughout Onondaga County and New York State, becoming a respected and persistent voice for systemic change; and WHEREAS, long before the Americans with Disabilities Act, Agnes McCray stood on the front lines of the disability rights movement, joining advocates in the 1980s to demand accessible public transportation in Syracuse, helping secure accessible buses and greater mobility for future generations; and WHEREAS, Agnes McCray’s advocacy is rooted in her lived experience as a woman with cerebral palsy who uses a power wheelchair and who encountered the barriers that limited access to transportation, education, housing, health care, employment, and community life; transforming experiences into action, she has dismantled barriers for all New Yorkers with what she proudly calls “extravagant differences”; and WHEREAS, Agnes McCray has carried her commitment from activism to government, advocating locally and statewide for accessible transportation, housing, health care, home care, voting, and public spaces, continually challenging institutions to move beyond minimum compliance toward true inclusion; and WHEREAS, Agnes McCray has strengthened accessibility through leadership roles with the Onondaga County/Syracuse Human Rights Commission, Onondaga County Aging Services Advisory Board, CENTRO's Accessible Transportation Advisory Council, and ARISE, ensuring people with disabilities and older adults have a meaningful voice in decisions affecting their lives; and WHEREAS, Agnes McCray has championed the right of every New Yorker to participate fully in civic life, helping select accessible ballot-marking devices, training poll workers, and advocating for voting systems that allow people with disabilities to vote independently, privately, and with dignity; and WHEREAS, Through lifelong advocacy, public service, mentorship, and an unwavering belief in the capabilities of every person she helped transform accessibility across Onondaga County and New York State, demonstrating how determined citizens can remove barriers and build inclusive communities; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Chairwoman Nicole Watts and all members of the Onondaga County Legislature, do hereby recognize and honor Agnes McCray for fighting for accessibility and equality for us all. I hereby certify that the foregoing was duly noted by the County Legislature of Onondaga County, New York. Witness my hand and seal of said Legislature. _____________________________ Clerk, County Legislature Onondaga County, N.Y COR08-1 RSO September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Mr. Brown RESOLUTION NO. _________________ APPROVING AND DIRECTING THE CORRECTION OF CERTAIN ERRORS ON TAX BILLS WHEREAS, the following named property owner has filed an application with the County Director of Real Property Tax Services for the correction of errors on the tax roll relative to their premises for tax year, 2024, 2025; and WHEREAS, the County Director of Real Property Tax Services, acting as agent of this Legislature, which is the tax levying body of this County, has investigated the circumstances of the claimed errors and has submitted his recommendation that the applications for the corrections be approved; and WHEREAS, Section 554 of the Real Property Tax Law prescribes the procedure for correction of clerical errors, errors in essential fact, and certain unlawful entries on tax rolls; and WHEREAS, Section 556 of the Real Property Tax Law prescribes the manner in which refunds shall be charged back to appropriate municipality; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the report of the County Director of Real Property Tax Services be and the same hereby is accepted; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Chairman of this Legislature be and he hereby is authorized and directed to mail a notice of approval to each applicant and order the collecting officers of the appropriate Towns or the Commissioner of Finance, as the case may be, to correct the respective taxes as follows: NAME AND ADDRESS AMOUNT OF OF APPLICANT TAX MAP NUMBER TAX BILLED CORRECTED TAX SKANEATELES Jordan Road Town Homes LLC 018.-02-43 $7,799.18 $0 4302 Jordan Road Skaneateles, NY 13152 [Literal native PDF text; original page 24; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Mr. Brown RESOLUTION NO. _________________ [Literal native PDF text; original page 24; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] APPROVING AND DIRECTING THE CORRECTION OF CERTAIN ERRORS ON TAX BILLS WHEREAS, the following named property owner has filed an application with the County Director of Real Property Tax Services for the correction of errors on the tax roll relative to their premises for tax year, 2024, 2025; and WHEREAS, the County Director of Real Property Tax Services, acting as agent of this Legislature, which is the tax levying body of this County, has investigated the circumstances of the claimed errors and has submitted his recommendation that the applications for the corrections be approved; and WHEREAS, Section 554 of the Real Property Tax Law prescribes the procedure for correction of clerical errors, errors in essential fact, and certain unlawful entries on tax rolls; and WHEREAS, Section 556 of the Real Property Tax Law prescribes the manner in which refunds shall be charged back to appropriate municipality; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the report of the County Director of Real Property Tax Services be and the same hereby is accepted; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Chairman of this Legislature be and he hereby is authorized and directed to mail a notice of approval to each applicant and order the collecting officers of the appropriate Towns or the Commissioner of Finance, as the case may be, to correct the respective taxes as follows: [Literal native PDF text; original page 24; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] NAME AND ADDRESS AMOUNT OF OF APPLICANT TAX MAP NUMBER TAX BILLED CORRECTED TAX [Literal native PDF text; original page 24; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] SKANEATELES Jordan Road Town Homes LLC 018.-02-43 $7,799.18 $0 4302 Jordan Road Skaneateles, NY 13152 [Machine extraction from original PDF page 26; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] TOWNHALL 24 JORDAN ST, SKANEATELES 2025 REAL PROPERTY TAX DECEMBER 27,2024 - March 31, 2025 In Person ONONDAGA COUNTY - TOWN OF SKANEATELES Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 4:00PM Payment Page No. Roll Sect School Tax Code Bill No TELEPHONE: 315-685-3473 Account No 1 of 1 588 1446 1 155824 TOWN OF SKANEATELES TAX COLLECTOR Fiscal Year SWIS Code Tax Map Number Checks 24 Jordan Street 01/01/2025 - 12/31/2025 315089 018.02-43 Payable to SKANEATELES, N.Y. 13152 TELEPHONE: 315-685-3473 Warrant Date Bank Code Estimated State Aid PAY ONLINE: WWW.ONGOV.NET/ETAX 12/27/2024 CNTY 210,049,603 PROPERTYIDENTIFICATION Full Market Value 258,621 JORDAN ROAD TOWN HOMES LL Tax Map No. 018.02-43 Location Total Assessed Value County Line Rd 4302 JORDAN RD Dimensions 23.03 ACRES 150,000 SKANEATELES, NY 13152-9331 School 315001 Skaneateles Uniform Percentage Prop. Class 322 Rural vac>10 58.00 Exemption Value Tax Purpose Full Value Estimate *See reverse for Information about making partial payments* PROPERTYTAXES % Change in Taxable Assessed Taxing Purpose Total Levy Tax Rate Tax Amount Levy from Value or Units Prior Year 146,225,244 0.0 150,000.00 5.700900 855.14 County Tax (100% applied to NYS Mandated Costs) TOWN TAX 3,331,467 2.3 150,000.00 2.066200 309.93 410,371 -6.8 150,000.00 .365900 54.89 HIGHWAY TAX 2,314.76 UNPAID SCHOOL TAX 364,344 2.0 150,000.00 2.409500 361.43 Mottville fire 7,200 -44.6 150,000.00 .034500 5.18 Lgt 1 165.274800 0.00 Skan conslidated wat 0.00 UNIT PENALTY SCHEDULE [Machine extraction from original PDF page 26; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] Total Tax Due: $3,901.33 Pay Between Original Penalty/Interest TotalDue 12/27-01/31 3,901.33 0.00% 0.00 3,901.33 3,901.33 1.00% 39.01 3,940.34 Due By: 02/01-02/28 01/31/2025 03/01-03/14 3,901.33 1.50% 58.52 3,959.85 1.50% + $1 After this date see penalty schedule *03/15-03/31 3,901.33 59.52 3,960.85 Pay To County: DELINQUENT TAXES ARE DUE ON THIS PARCEL. 04/01-04/30 3,902.33 6.00% 234.15 4,136.48 PLEASE CALL (315) 435-2426 RECEIVER'S STUB MUST BE RETURNED WITH PAYMENT. AND RETURN THE ENTIRE BILL IF YOU WISH TO RECEIVE A RECEIPT FOR PAYMENT OF THIS TAX BILL, PLACE AN 'X' IN THIS BOX 2025 REAL PROPERTY TAX ONONDAGA COUNTY - TOWN OF SKANEATELES Property Address County Line Rd Town 315089 Skaneateles SWIS Code Tax Map Number School 315001 Skaneateles 315089 018.02-43 JORDAN ROAD TOWN HOMES LL PENALTY SCHEDULE BillNo. Bank Code 4302 JORDAN RD Pay Between Total Due 1446 SKANEATELES, NY 13152-9331 12/27-01/31 3,901.33 02/01-02/28 3,940.34 TOTAL TAXES DUE 03/01-03/14 3,959.85 3,901.33 *03/15-03/31 3,960.85 Pay To County: 01/31/2025 04/01-04/30 4,136.48 Account No. 155824 *After 03/31 mail payment to Onondaga County - see reverse. [Machine extraction from original PDF page 27; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] 24 JORDAN ST TOWNHALL, SKANEATELES 2024 REAL PROPERTY TAX In Person DECEMBER 27 - APRIL 1 ONONDAGA COUNTY - TOWN OF SKANEATELES 8:00AM - 4:00PM Payment Page No. Roll Sect. School Tax Code Bill No. Account No. PAY ONLINE: WWW.ONGOV.NET/RPTS 1 of 1 588 1441 155824 1 TOWN OF SKANEATELES TAX COLLECTOR Fiscal Year SWIS Code Tax Map Number 24 Jordan Street Checks 01/01/2024 - 12/31/2024 315089 018.02-43 SKANEATELES, N.Y. 13152 Payable to Warrant Date Bank Code Estimated State Aid 12/27/2023 CNTY 176,918,909 TOWN 653,856 PROPERTYIDENTIFICATION Full Market Value 238,095 JORDAN ROAD TOWN HOMES LL Tax Map No. 018.02-43 County Line Rd Total Assessed Value Location 4302 JORDAN RD Dimensions 23.03 ACRES 150,000 SKANEATELES, NY 13152-9331 School 315001 Skaneateles Uniform Percentage Prop. Class 322 Rural vac>10 63.00 Exemption Value Tax PurposeFull Value Estimate *See reverse for information about making partial payments* ROPERTYTAXES % Change in Taxable Assessed Taxing Purpose Total Levy Tax Rate Tax Amount Levy from Value or Units Prior Year -5.8 5.760000 864.00 County Tax (100% applied to 146,225,244 150,000.00 NYS Mandated Costs) 3,256,955 7.2 150,000.00 2.044200 306.63 TOWN TAX 440,144 -18.2 150,000.00 .397200 59.58 HIGHWAY TAX 2,300.25 UNPAID SCHOOL TAX 150,000.00 2.386100 357.92 Mottville fire 357,200 2.0 .063100 9.47 Lgt 1 13,000 0.0 150,000.00 PENALTY SCHEDULE Total Tax Due: $3,897.85 Pay Between Original Penalty/Interest Total Due 3,897.85 0.00% 0.00 12/27-01/31 3,897.85 Due By: [Machine extraction from original PDF page 27; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] 3,936.83 01/31/2024 02/01-02/29 3,897.85 1.00% 38.98 03/01-03/15 3,897.85 1.50% 58.46 3,956.31 After this date see penalty schedule 3,897.85 1.50% + $1 59.46 3,957.31 *03/16-04/01 Pay To County: 04/02-04/30 3,898.85 6.00% 233.94 4,132.79 RECEIVER'S STUB MUST BE RETURNED WITH PAYMENT. AND RETURN THE ENTIRE BILL IF YOU WISH TO RECEIVE A RECEIPT FOR PAYMENT OF THIS TAX BILL, PLACE AN 'X' IN THIS BOX 2024 REAL PROPERTY TAX ONONDAGA COUNTY - TOWN OF SKANEATELES Property Address County Line Rd Town 315089 Skaneateles SWIS Code Tax Map Number School 315001 Skaneateles 315089 018.02-43 JORDAN ROAD TOWN HOMES LL PENALTY SCHEDULE Bill No. Bank Code 4302 JORDAN RD Pay Between Total Due 1441 SKANEATELES, NY 13152-9331 12/27-01/31 3,897.85 02/01-02/29 3,936.83 TOTALTAXESDUE 03/01-03/15 3,956.31 3,897.85 *03/16-04/01 3,957.31 01/31/2024 Pay To County: 04/02-04/30 4,132.79 Account No. 155824 *After 04/01 mail payment to Onondaga County - see reverse. [Machine extraction from original PDF page 28; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; automatically indexed RAW MACHINE TEXT; unreviewed; errors possible; coverage unverified] 27 File Edit View Toolbar Window Help V 315089 Skaneateles R/S:1School: Skaneateles 018.02-43 Roll Year 2026 Cur Yr Rural vac>10 Land AV: 379,300 Jordan Road Town Homes LL Land Size: 23.03 acres Total AV: 379,300 County Line Rd Parcel 018.02-43 Parcel Permit Deed Reference History Parcel Land Size Assessment Front: 00 Depth: 00 Sqft: Irregular Lot: Acres: Spec Dist(s) Description LastFM Info Owner[s) Grid Coordinate Active Code: Deleted Modified: 11/10/2025 11:22 AM Images East: 532819 Gis Account No: User NameskmmaxW North:1089749 Site [1) Res Folder: Parcel REDACT Land[s] —Parcel Location Valuation Prefix Dir: Street Name: St Suffix: PostDir Street No: Notes County Line Rd Unit Name: Unit No: Street Side City/Town: Zip Code: Skaneateles Doadv Accessibility Council_Appt September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Ms. Block, Ms. Watts RESOLUTION NO. _______________ CONFIRMING APPOINTMENTS TO THE ONONDAGA COUNTY ACCESSIBILITY COUNCIL WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 125-2026, the following people have been nominated to serve as members of the Onondaga County Accessibility Council for the terms set forth below: APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Monu Chhetri August 31, 2029 7488 Apache Lane Liverpool, New York 13090 Peyton Sefick August 31, 2029 149 Melbourne Ave Syracuse, New York 13224 Agnes McCray August 31, 2029 311 North Avenue, Apt. NG04 Syracuse, New York 13206 ; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of this Legislature to confirm said appointments; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature does hereby confirm the appointments of the above-named individuals to serve as members of the Onondaga County Accessibility Council for the term specified above. [Literal native PDF text; original page 29; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Ms. Block, Ms. Watts RESOLUTION NO. _______________ [Literal native PDF text; original page 29; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] CONFIRMING APPOINTMENTS TO THE ONONDAGA COUNTY ACCESSIBILITY COUNCIL WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 125-2026, the following people have been nominated to serve as members of the Onondaga County Accessibility Council for the terms set forth below: APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Monu Chhetri August 31, 2029 7488 Apache Lane Liverpool, New York 13090 Peyton Sefick August 31, 2029 149 Melbourne Ave Syracuse, New York 13224 Agnes McCray August 31, 2029 311 North Avenue, Apt. NG04 Syracuse, New York 13206 ; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of this Legislature to confirm said appointments; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature does hereby confirm the appointments of the above-named individuals to serve as members of the Onondaga County Accessibility Council for the term specified above. Accessibility Council_Appt Memorializing_ICE Presence at the Polls RSO September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Ms. Block, Mr. Bush RESOLUTION NO.____________ A MEMORIALIZING RESOLUTION REAFFIRMING THAT ARMED FEDERAL IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS OR ANY OTHER POLICE AGENCY MAY NOT INTIMIDATE OR ACCESS NON-PUBLIC AREAS AT POLLING LOCATIONS IN ONONDAGA COUNTY ABSENT A VALID JUDICIAL WARRANT OR COURT ORDER; ENCOURAGING THE IDENTIFICATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF A PROTOCOL FOR RESPONDING TO SUCH PRESENCE; AND ENCOURAGING THE POSTING OF KNOW YOUR RIGHTS SIGNAGE AT POLLING PLACES WHEREAS, the members of the Onondaga County Legislature each take an oath to support and defend the Constitutions of the United States and the State of New York; and WHEREAS, the Onondaga County Legislature has an obligation to protect the safety and civil rights of all residents of Onondaga County, including the unimpeded right to vote free from intimidation; and WHEREAS, 18 U.S.C. § 592 makes it a federal crime for any officer of the armed forces, or any other person in the civil, military, or naval service of the United States, to order, bring, keep, or have under his authority or control any troops or armed men at any place where a general or special election is held, except as necessary to repel armed enemies of the United States; and WHEREAS, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and related state law make it unlawful for any person, whether acting under color of law or otherwise, to intimidate, threaten, or coerce, or to attempt to intimidate, threaten, or coerce, any person for the purpose of interfering with that person’s right to vote or to assist others in voting; and WHEREAS, New York Election Law § 8-104(1) prohibits electioneering within a polling place and within a one-hundred-foot radial measured from the polling place entrances designated by the inspectors of election; and WHEREAS, the New York State Sensitive Location Protection Act, codified at Civil Rights Law § 29, designates a location being utilized as a polling place among the sensitive locations to which access may be denied to any portion of the polling place that is not accessible to the general public to any individual seeking access for the purpose of immigration enforcement absent a court order or judicial warrant; and WHEREAS, General Municipal Law § 996-a further provides that no municipal government employee shall grant permission to access or facilitate access to an area of a County-owned facility not accessible to the general public to any individual seeking access for the purpose of immigration enforcement, and further no municipal government or employee thereof shall grant permission to access or facilitate access to a polling location to an immigration authority or employee thereof for the same purposes where doing so would violate 18 U.S.C. §§ 592 and 595, 52 U.S.C. § 10307(b), or the Fourteenth or Fifteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution; and WHEREAS, election inspectors administering polling places in Onondaga County retain their existing statutory authority under New York Election Law § 8-104(2) to preserve order and to determine who may be admitted within the guard-rail, and are under no obligation to invite or admit personnel of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (“ICE”), U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, [Literal native PDF text; original page 30; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Ms. Block, Mr. Bush RESOLUTION NO.____________ [Literal native PDF text; original page 30; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] A MEMORIALIZING RESOLUTION REAFFIRMING THAT ARMED FEDERAL IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS OR ANY OTHER POLICE AGENCY MAY NOT INTIMIDATE OR ACCESS NON-PUBLIC AREAS AT POLLING LOCATIONS IN ONONDAGA COUNTY ABSENT A VALID JUDICIAL WARRANT OR COURT ORDER; ENCOURAGING THE IDENTIFICATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF A PROTOCOL FOR RESPONDING TO SUCH PRESENCE; AND ENCOURAGING THE POSTING OF KNOW YOUR RIGHTS SIGNAGE AT POLLING PLACES WHEREAS, the members of the Onondaga County Legislature each take an oath to support and defend the Constitutions of the United States and the State of New York; and WHEREAS, the Onondaga County Legislature has an obligation to protect the safety and civil rights of all residents of Onondaga County, including the unimpeded right to vote free from intimidation; and WHEREAS, 18 U.S.C. § 592 makes it a federal crime for any officer of the armed forces, or any other person in the civil, military, or naval service of the United States, to order, bring, keep, or have under his authority or control any troops or armed men at any place where a general or special election is held, except as necessary to repel armed enemies of the United States; and [Literal native PDF text; original page 30; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] WHEREAS, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and related state law make it unlawful for any person, whether acting under color of law or otherwise, to intimidate, threaten, or coerce, or to attempt to intimidate, threaten, or coerce, any person for the purpose of interfering with that person’s right to vote or to assist others in voting; and WHEREAS, New York Election Law § 8-104(1) prohibits electioneering within a polling place and within a one-hundred-foot radial measured from the polling place entrances designated by the inspectors of election; and WHEREAS, the New York State Sensitive Location Protection Act, codified at Civil Rights Law § 29, designates a location being utilized as a polling place among the sensitive locations to which access may be denied to any portion of the polling place that is not accessible to the general public to any individual seeking access for the purpose of immigration enforcement absent a court order or judicial warrant; and [Literal native PDF text; original page 30; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] WHEREAS, General Municipal Law § 996-a further provides that no municipal government employee shall grant permission to access or facilitate access to an area of a County-owned facility not accessible to the general public to any individual seeking access for the purpose of immigration enforcement, and further no municipal government or employee thereof shall grant permission to access or facilitate access to a polling location to an immigration authority or employee thereof for the same purposes where doing so would violate 18 U.S.C. §§ 592 and 595, 52 U.S.C. § 10307(b), or the Fourteenth or Fifteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution; and WHEREAS, election inspectors administering polling places in Onondaga County retain their existing statutory authority under New York Election Law § 8-104(2) to preserve order and to determine who may be admitted within the guard-rail, and are under no obligation to invite or admit personnel of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (“ICE”), U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, Memorializing_ICE Presence at the Polls RSO Memorializing_ICE Presence at the Polls RSO or any other police agency into non-public areas of a polling place absent a judicial warrant or other lawful process; and WHEREAS, the prohibitions against voter intimidation under the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and related state law are not limited to circumstances involving a weapon, and apply equally to any officer or agent, armed or unarmed, whose presence or conduct is intended to intimidate, threaten, or coerce a voter or prospective voter; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature reaffirms that the unauthorized presence of armed officers of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, or any other police agency at a polling place may constitute intimidation of voters, which is prohibited under state and federal law; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature affirms that election workers and election inspectors administering election spaces in Onondaga County are under no obligation to invite or admit any officer or agent of ICE, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, or any other police agency within the guard-rail of a polling place, whether or not the officer or agent is armed; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature reaffirms that no officer or agent of ICE, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, or any other police agency, whether or not armed, may be present in an election space in Onondaga County with the intent to interfere with the conduct of an election or to intimidate voters or persons going to vote; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature encourages the Onondaga County Board of Elections, the Onondaga County Democratic Committee, and the Onondaga County Republican Committee to identify and distribute a protocol addressing the response to the unauthorized presence of ICE or any other police agency at Onondaga County polling areas; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature encourages the posting of know your rights signage at the one-hundred-foot mark outside Onondaga County polling places; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Clerk of the Onondaga County Legislature is directed to forward certified copies of this resolution to the Onondaga County Board of Elections, the Onondaga County Democratic Committee, and the Onondaga County Republican Committee. [Literal native PDF text; original page 31; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] or any other police agency into non-public areas of a polling place absent a judicial warrant or other lawful process; and WHEREAS, the prohibitions against voter intimidation under the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and related state law are not limited to circumstances involving a weapon, and apply equally to any officer or agent, armed or unarmed, whose presence or conduct is intended to intimidate, threaten, or coerce a voter or prospective voter; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature reaffirms that the unauthorized presence of armed officers of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, or any other police agency at a polling place may constitute intimidation of voters, which is prohibited under state and federal law; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature affirms that election workers and election inspectors administering election spaces in Onondaga County are under no obligation to invite or admit any officer or agent of ICE, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, or any other police agency within the guard-rail of a polling place, whether or not the officer or agent is armed; and, be it further [Literal native PDF text; original page 31; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature reaffirms that no officer or agent of ICE, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, or any other police agency, whether or not armed, may be present in an election space in Onondaga County with the intent to interfere with the conduct of an election or to intimidate voters or persons going to vote; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature encourages the Onondaga County Board of Elections, the Onondaga County Democratic Committee, and the Onondaga County Republican Committee to identify and distribute a protocol addressing the response to the unauthorized presence of ICE or any other police agency at Onondaga County polling areas; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature encourages the posting of know your rights signage at the one-hundred-foot mark outside Onondaga County polling places; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Clerk of the Onondaga County Legislature is directed to forward certified copies of this resolution to the Onondaga County Board of Elections, the Onondaga County Democratic Committee, and the Onondaga County Republican Committee. Memorializing_ICE Presence at the Polls RSO WEP_Sewer Rent PH RSO September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Mr. Eriksen RESOLUTION NO. ______________ A RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROPOSED ADOPTION OF AN AMENDED SCHEDULE OF SEWER RENTS FOR THE ONONDAGA COUNTY SANITARY DISTRICT WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 563-1978 and pursuant to the Onondaga County Administrative Code Section 11.79, this County Legislature established and imposed a schedule of sewer rents for the Onondaga County Sanitary District (“District”), and such schedule imposed sewer rents upon property owners within the District on the basis of a “unit”, using an estimate of 146,000 gallons per year for each such unit; and WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 118-2025, this County Legislature provided for a new schedule of sewer rents, redefining a unit using an estimate of 85,000 gallons per year for each such unit; and WHEREAS, it is now proposed to redefine such unit to use an estimate of 70,000 gallons per year for each such unit, and the Commissioner of Water Environment Protection has prepared a schedule of proposed sewer rents which would supplant and supersede the current schedule of rents; and WHEREAS, the proposed schedule has been filed with the Clerk of the County Legislature and with the clerks of the various towns, villages and the City of Syracuse all within or partly within the District wherein such proposed sewer rents would be effective; and WHEREAS, the Commissioner of Water Environment Protection of said County, pursuant to the Onondaga County Administrative Code, held a Commissioner’s Hearing on August 27, 2026, to consider said modification of sewer rents and has prepared and submitted to said County Legislature a Report dated August 27, 2026, duly approved by the County Executive and filed with the Clerk of the Onondaga County Legislature, recommending modification to the existing schedule of sewer rents; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that a public hearing be held for the purpose of considering the proposed sewer rent schedule and the Commissioner’s Report and said public hearing shall be held in the Legislative Chambers in the County Court House, in Syracuse, New York, on the 1st day of October, 2026 at 4:00 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of considering the aforesaid matter; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Clerk of the Onondaga County Legislature hereby is directed to cause a notice of such public hearing to be published and posted in the manner provided by Section 11.79 of the Onondaga County Administrative Code. [Literal native PDF text; original page 32; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Mr. Eriksen RESOLUTION NO. ______________ [Literal native PDF text; original page 32; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] A RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROPOSED ADOPTION OF AN AMENDED SCHEDULE OF SEWER RENTS FOR THE ONONDAGA COUNTY SANITARY DISTRICT WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 563-1978 and pursuant to the Onondaga County Administrative Code Section 11.79, this County Legislature established and imposed a schedule of sewer rents for the Onondaga County Sanitary District (“District”), and such schedule imposed sewer rents upon property owners within the District on the basis of a “unit”, using an estimate of 146,000 gallons per year for each such unit; and WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 118-2025, this County Legislature provided for a new schedule of sewer rents, redefining a unit using an estimate of 85,000 gallons per year for each such unit; and WHEREAS, it is now proposed to redefine such unit to use an estimate of 70,000 gallons per year for each such unit, and the Commissioner of Water Environment Protection has prepared a schedule of proposed sewer rents which would supplant and supersede the current schedule of rents; and WHEREAS, the proposed schedule has been filed with the Clerk of the County Legislature and with the clerks of the various towns, villages and the City of Syracuse all within or partly within the District wherein such proposed sewer rents would be effective; and [Literal native PDF text; original page 32; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] WHEREAS, the Commissioner of Water Environment Protection of said County, pursuant to the Onondaga County Administrative Code, held a Commissioner’s Hearing on August 27, 2026, to consider said modification of sewer rents and has prepared and submitted to said County Legislature a Report dated August 27, 2026, duly approved by the County Executive and filed with the Clerk of the Onondaga County Legislature, recommending modification to the existing schedule of sewer rents; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that a public hearing be held for the purpose of considering the proposed sewer rent schedule and the Commissioner’s Report and said public hearing shall be held in the Legislative Chambers in the County Court House, in Syracuse, New York, on the 1st day of October, 2026 at 4:00 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of considering the aforesaid matter; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Clerk of the Onondaga County Legislature hereby is directed to cause a notice of such public hearing to be published and posted in the manner provided by Section 11.79 of the Onondaga County Administrative Code. WEP_Sewer Rent PH RSO WEP_HC-140_Utility Work Agreement (No. 3502.04)(Contract 6A) RSO September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Mr. Eriksen RESOLUTION NO. _______________ AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE TO ENTER INTO A UTILITY WORK AGREEMENT WITH THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR HIGHWAY AND BRIDGE IMPROVEMENTS WHEREAS, the New York State Department of Transportation proposes to relocate the County- owned “Butternut” combined sewer that is in conflict with the proposed roadway work in association with the construction, reconstruction, and/or improvements located in Onondaga County, PIN 3502.04, Contract No. D265702 (Contract 6A); and WHEREAS, the State has included as part of the construction, reconstruction, and/or improvements under PIN 3502.04, Contract No. D265702 (Contract 6A), the required relocation of and/or adjustment to the aforementioned Onondaga County sanitary sewers and appurtenances located within the State highway right-of-way, pursuant to Section 10, Subdivision 24, of the State Highway Law, meeting the requirements of the County, as shown on the contract plans relating to the proposed project and addressed in an HC-140 (the “Project”); and WHEREAS, the service life of the relocated, adjusted, and/or replaced utilities has not been extended; and WHEREAS, the State will provide for the relocation/reconstruction/replacement of the aforementioned utilities, as shown on the contract plans relating to the proposed Project at its own expense and Onondaga County, by and through its Department of Water Environmental Protection, will thereafter maintain or cause to be maintained any such adjusted utility facilities performed as above stated and as shown on contract plans; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that Onondaga County approves of the relocation of and adjustment to its sanitary sewer and appurtenances and the aforementioned work performed on the Project and shown on the contract plans relating to the Project and that Onondaga County will maintain or cause to be maintained the adjusted facilities performed as above stated and as shown on the contract plans; and, be it further RESOLVED, that this Onondaga County Legislature hereby authorizes the County Executive to execute Contract 6A and other Project documents as may be reasonably necessary to implement the intent of this resolution; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Clerk of the Onondaga County Legislature is hereby directed to transmit three (3) certified copies of this resolution to the New York State Department of Transportation. [Literal native PDF text; original page 33; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Mr. Eriksen RESOLUTION NO. _______________ [Literal native PDF text; original page 33; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE TO ENTER INTO A UTILITY WORK AGREEMENT WITH THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR HIGHWAY AND BRIDGE IMPROVEMENTS WHEREAS, the New York State Department of Transportation proposes to relocate the County- owned “Butternut” combined sewer that is in conflict with the proposed roadway work in association with the construction, reconstruction, and/or improvements located in Onondaga County, PIN 3502.04, Contract No. D265702 (Contract 6A); and WHEREAS, the State has included as part of the construction, reconstruction, and/or improvements under PIN 3502.04, Contract No. D265702 (Contract 6A), the required relocation of and/or adjustment to the aforementioned Onondaga County sanitary sewers and appurtenances located within the State highway right-of-way, pursuant to Section 10, Subdivision 24, of the State Highway Law, meeting the requirements of the County, as shown on the contract plans relating to the proposed project and addressed in an HC-140 (the “Project”); and WHEREAS, the service life of the relocated, adjusted, and/or replaced utilities has not been extended; and [Literal native PDF text; original page 33; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] WHEREAS, the State will provide for the relocation/reconstruction/replacement of the aforementioned utilities, as shown on the contract plans relating to the proposed Project at its own expense and Onondaga County, by and through its Department of Water Environmental Protection, will thereafter maintain or cause to be maintained any such adjusted utility facilities performed as above stated and as shown on contract plans; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that Onondaga County approves of the relocation of and adjustment to its sanitary sewer and appurtenances and the aforementioned work performed on the Project and shown on the contract plans relating to the Project and that Onondaga County will maintain or cause to be maintained the adjusted facilities performed as above stated and as shown on the contract plans; and, be it further RESOLVED, that this Onondaga County Legislature hereby authorizes the County Executive to execute Contract 6A and other Project documents as may be reasonably necessary to implement the intent of this resolution; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Clerk of the Onondaga County Legislature is hereby directed to transmit three (3) certified copies of this resolution to the New York State Department of Transportation. WEP_HC-140_Utility Work Agreement (No. 3502.04)(Contract 6A) RSO OCWA_Appointment RSO September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Mr. Eriksen RESOLUTION NO. ______________ CONFIRMING APPOINTMENT TO THE ONONDAGA COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY WHEREAS, a vacancy exists on the Onondaga County Water Authority due to the expiration of a term of a member thereof on July 1, 2026; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Article 5 of the Public Authorities Law, the Chairperson of the Onondaga County Legislature has designated and appointed the following individual to serve as a member of the Onondaga County Water Authority, subject to confirmation of this Legislature: APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Deborah Somers July 1, 2029 900 Kirkpatrick Street Syracuse, NY 13208 ; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Onondaga County Legislature to confirm such appointment; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature hereby confirms the appointment of the above- named individual to serve as a member of the Onondaga County Water Authority for the term specified herein. [Literal native PDF text; original page 34; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] September 1, 2026 Motion Made By Mr. Eriksen RESOLUTION NO. ______________ [Literal native PDF text; original page 34; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] CONFIRMING APPOINTMENT TO THE ONONDAGA COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY WHEREAS, a vacancy exists on the Onondaga County Water Authority due to the expiration of a term of a member thereof on July 1, 2026; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Article 5 of the Public Authorities Law, the Chairperson of the Onondaga County Legislature has designated and appointed the following individual to serve as a member of the Onondaga County Water Authority, subject to confirmation of this Legislature: APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Deborah Somers July 1, 2029 900 Kirkpatrick Street Syracuse, NY 13208 ; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Onondaga County Legislature to confirm such appointment; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature hereby confirms the appointment of the above- named individual to serve as a member of the Onondaga County Water Authority for the term specified herein. OCWA_Appointment RSO September 2026 RESOLUTION RESOLVED, that Onondaga County applied for financial assistance from the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (“OPRHP”) under the Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022, Article 58, Title 5 of the Environmental Conservation Law for the purpose of funding of the Beaver Lake Nature Center Boardwalk Replacement Phase 2; RESOLVED, that Onondaga County is authorized and directed to accept these grant funds in an amount not to exceed $1,000,000 for the project described in the grant application; RESOLVED, that Onondaga County is authorized and directed to agree to the terms and conditions of the State of New York Contract for Grants ("Contract") with OPRHP for such development of the Beaver Lake Nature Center Boardwalk Replacement Phase 2; RESOLVED, that Onondaga County is authorized and directed to agree to the terms and conditions of any required deed of easement granted to OPRHP that affects title to real property owned by the municipality and improved by the grant funds, which may be a duly recorded preservation covenant or notice of grant requirements; and RESOLVED, that the County Legislature of Onondaga County delegates signing authority to execute the Contract and any amendments thereto, any required deed of easement, and any other certifications to the individuals who hold the following elected or appointed municipal office and employment position titles: County Executive. CERTIFIED TRUE COPY I, Hassina K. Adams, Clerk of the County Legislature of Onondaga County, hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true, and accurate copy of a resolution duly and regularly adopted by the governing body of the municipality, at a meeting duly and regularly held on September 1, 2026, at which quorum was present throughout, and the required majority of the governing body voted in favor of this resolution. I further certify that this resolution is still in full force and effect and has not been revoked or modified. Dated: __________________________ Signature: ________________________ Clerk [Affix Seal of Municipality Here] [Literal native PDF text; original page 35; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] RESOLUTION RESOLVED, that Onondaga County applied for financial assistance from the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (“OPRHP”) under the Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022, Article 58, Title 5 of the Environmental Conservation Law for the purpose of funding of the Beaver Lake Nature Center Boardwalk Replacement Phase 2; RESOLVED, that Onondaga County is authorized and directed to accept these grant funds in an amount not to exceed $1,000,000 for the project described in the grant application; RESOLVED, that Onondaga County is authorized and directed to agree to the terms and conditions of the State of New York Contract for Grants ("Contract") with OPRHP for such development of the Beaver Lake Nature Center Boardwalk Replacement Phase 2; RESOLVED, that Onondaga County is authorized and directed to agree to the terms and conditions of any required deed of easement granted to OPRHP that affects title to real property owned by the municipality and improved by the grant funds, which may be a duly recorded preservation covenant or notice of grant requirements; and [Literal native PDF text; original page 35; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] RESOLVED, that the County Legislature of Onondaga County delegates signing authority to execute the Contract and any amendments thereto, any required deed of easement, and any other certifications to the individuals who hold the following elected or appointed municipal office and employment position titles: County Executive. [Literal native PDF text; original page 35; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] CERTIFIED TRUE COPY I, Hassina K. Adams, Clerk of the County Legislature of Onondaga County, hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true, and accurate copy of a resolution duly and regularly adopted by the governing body of the municipality, at a meeting duly and regularly held on September 1, 2026, at which quorum was present throughout, and the required majority of the governing body voted in favor of this resolution. I further certify that this resolution is still in full force and effect and has not been revoked or modified. Dated: __________________________ Signature: ________________________ Clerk [Affix Seal of Municipality Here] September 2026 PURPOSE: Authorizing and directing to accept financial assistance from the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (“OPRHP”) under the Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022, Article 58, Title 5 of the Environmental Conservation Law for the purpose of funding of the Beaver Lake Nature Center Boardwalk Replacement Phase 2. Note: The County already accepted these grant funds by Resolution No. 170-2025. NYS has requested that this resolution, in this exact format, be adopted by the Legislature, as it includes additional language the State requires to initiate transfer of the grant funds. OBJECTIVE/ WORK PLAN: This grant will provide the necessary funding for the completion of Phase 2 of the boardwalk replacement project at the Beaver Lake Nature Center. Phase 2 will replace the remaining five hundred and twenty three feet of boardwalk. Phase 1 was completed in the spring of 2025. The Phase 1 portion replaced two-thousand fifty three feet of boardwalk. FUNDING SOURCE: 2025 Municipal Parks and Recreation program from the New York State Department of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. BUDGET: $1,000,000 Department of parks and recreation Program and Financial Information Sheet [Literal native PDF text; original page 36; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; extraction completeness unverified] Department of parks and recreation Program and Financial Information Sheet PURPOSE: Authorizing and directing to accept financial assistance from the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (“OPRHP”) under the Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022, Article 58, Title 5 of the Environmental Conservation Law for the purpose of funding of the Beaver Lake Nature Center Boardwalk Replacement Phase 2. Note: The County already accepted these grant funds by Resolution No. 170-2025. NYS has requested that this resolution, in this exact format, be adopted by the Legislature, as it includes additional language the State requires to initiate transfer of the grant funds. OBJECTIVE/ WORK PLAN: This grant will provide the necessary funding for the completion of Phase 2 of the boardwalk replacement project at the Beaver Lake Nature Center. Phase 2 will replace the remaining five hundred and twenty three feet of boardwalk. Phase 1 was completed in the spring of 2025. The Phase 1 portion replaced two-thousand fifty three feet of boardwalk. FUNDING SOURCE: 2025 Municipal Parks and Recreation program from the New York State Department of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. BUDGET: $1,000,000 [Machine extraction from original PDF page 37; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; coverage unverified] KATHY HOCHUL New York State Governor Parks, Recreation and RANDY SIMONS Historic Preservation Commissioner Pro Tempore August 14, 2025 Ryan McMahon County Executive Onondaga County 421 Montgomery Street Syracuse, New York 13202 Dear Ryan McMahon: Thank you for your application under the 2025 Municipal Parks and Recreation (MPR) Grant Program through the Consolidated Funding Application (CFA). The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP) is pleased to inform you that a matching grant of up to $1,000,000 has been reserved from the MPR for the Beaver Lake Nature Center Boardwalk Replacement Phase 2 project. OPRHP recognizes the vital role this project will play in enhancing the parks, environment, character, quality of life, and economic vitality of your community, and we are delighted to be able to provide a grant award for the project. Our agency will contact you in the near future to clarify specific details about the project, including those elements of the proposed scope and budget that have been accepted for funding. The future communication will describe grantee next steps, reimbursement terms, employment requirements, environmental and historic preservation review requirements, and other terms and conditions. I urge you to work closely with our program staff and caution you to not begin work on your project until all appropriate contract conditions have been satisfied. [Machine extraction from original PDF page 37; PP-OCRv6 medium; recognition errors possible; source SHA256 faf63cc7750ba42dc2bb56a0d0986b1448f8d8c145efca7d337e40e3b75aaf7e; coverage unverified] Our Grants Office looks forward to working in partnership with you to successfully advance your project. Congratulations Randy Simons Commissioner Pro Tempore OFFICE OF PARKS, RECREATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION | ALBANY, N.Y. 12238 | PARKS.NY.GOV | (518) 474-0456 LOCAL LAW NO. ___ - 2026 AMENDING THE ONONDAGA COUNTY CHARTER AND ONONDAGA COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE CODE TO ESTABLISH TERM LIMITS FOR THE OFFICE OF THE ONONDAGA COUNTY EXECUTIVE AND THE OFFICE OF THE ONONDAGA COUNTY COMPTROLLER BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE OF THE COUNTY OF ONONDAGA, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Purpose. To amend the Onondaga County Charter and the Administrative Code to limit the number of consecutive terms that a person may serve as County Executive, and to limit the number of consecutive terms that a person may serve as County Comptroller. A local law establishing term limits for the offices of the Onondaga County Executive and the Onondaga County Comptroller was passed by a majority vote of the Onondaga County Legislature at the July 7, 2026 session. The County Executive held a duly noticed public hearing on July 15, 2026 prior to deciding on the local law. The County Executive is of the opinion that the local law was vetoed. The majority of the County Legislature are of the opinion that the local law was approved. These positions are central to the dispute that has been in litigation. The County Executive and the County Legislature were poised to intervene in that litigation. In an effort to advance the best interests of the County and to resolve the dispute, the parties to that lawsuit, the County Executive, and the County Legislature agreed by a Stipulation in which this Local Law is introduced, voted on by the County Legislature, and presented to the County Executive, to render the prior local law supplanted by this Local Law. Section 2. Onondaga County Charter Amendments. (a) The Onondaga County Charter, being Local Law No. 1 of 1961, as amended, hereby is further amended to add the following final paragraph to Section 301: Section 301. THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE; ELECTION; TERM; QUALIFICATIONS. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in this Charter or the Administrative Code, no person shall serve as County Executive for more than three (3) consecutive four-year terms. Years served prior to January 1, 2031 shall not be counted in calculating the number of consecutive terms the County Executive has served. Service for a partial term for County Executive shall not be counted in calculating the three (3) consecutive four-year terms. Matters in italics are new, to be added. (b) The Onondaga County Charter, being Local Law No. 1 of 1961, as amended, hereby is further amended to add the following final paragraph to Section 501: Section 501. DEPARTMENT OF AUDIT AND CONTROL; COMPTROLLER; ELECTION; AUDITOR’S ACT REPEALED. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in this Charter or the Administrative Code, no person shall serve as County Comptroller for more than three (3) consecutive four-year terms. Years served prior to January 1, 2031 shall not be counted in calculating the number of consecutive terms the County Comptroller has served. Service for a partial term for County Comptroller shall not be counted in calculating the three (3) consecutive four-year terms. Matters in italics are new, to be added. Section 3. Onondaga County Charter Amendments. (a) The Onondaga County Charter, being Local Law No. 1 of 1961, as amended, hereby is further amended to add the following final paragraph to Section 301: Section 301. THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE; ELECTION; TERM; QUALIFICATIONS. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in this Charter or the Administrative Code, no person shall serve as County Executive for more than four (4) consecutive four-year terms. Years served prior to January 1, 2031 shall not be counted in calculating the number of consecutive terms the County Executive has served. Service for a partial term for County Executive shall not be counted in calculating the four (4) consecutive four-year terms. Matters in italics are new, to be added. (b) The Onondaga County Charter, being Local Law No. 1 of 1961, as amended, hereby is further amended to add the following final paragraph to Section 501: Section 501. DEPARTMENT OF AUDIT AND CONTROL; COMPTROLLER; ELECTION; AUDITOR’S ACT REPEALED. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in this Charter or the Administrative Code, no person shall serve as County Comptroller for more than four (4) consecutive four-year terms. Years served prior to January 1, 2031 shall not be counted in calculating the number of consecutive terms the County Comptroller has served. Service for a partial term for County Comptroller shall not be counted in calculating the four (4) consecutive four-year terms. Matters in italics are new, to be added. Section 4. Onondaga County Administrative Code Amendment. The Onondaga County Administrative Code, being Local Law No. 1 of 1975, as amended, is hereby further amended to add the following final sentence to the end of the first paragraph of Section 5.01: Section 5.01. DEPARTMENT OF AUDIT AND CONTROL; COMPTROLLER; ELECTION; TERM; QUALIFICATIONS. The Comptroller shall serve subject to the conditions and for the term prescribed in Section 501 of the Charter. Matters in italics are new, to be added. Section 5. Submission to Electors. This Local Law shall be submitted for the approval of the electors of Onondaga County at the November 2026 general election, in accordance with applicable law. There shall be two propositions, as set forth herein, to be voted upon at such election. Such propositions shall be separately and consecutively numbered. Section 6. Proposition 1. The form of the proposition to be submitted to the electors of Onondaga County shall be as follows: (a) Descriptive Title: ESTABLISHING THREE CONSECUTIVE FOUR-YEAR TERM LIMITS FOR COUNTY EXECUTIVE AND COUNTY COMPTROLLER. (b) Ballot Proposal Text Summary: “Establishing a term limit of three (3) consecutive four-year terms for the office of County Executive and the office of County Comptroller.” (c) Voting: Voting “Yes” sets term limits of three consecutive four-year terms for the office of County Executive and the office of County Comptroller. Voting “No” leaves the offices without term limits. Section 7. Proposition 2. The form of the proposition to be submitted to the electors of Onondaga County shall be as follows: (a) Descriptive Title: ESTABLISHING FOUR CONSECUTIVE FOUR-YEAR TERM LIMITS FOR COUNTY EXECUTIVE AND COUNTY COMPTROLLER. (b) Ballot Proposal Text Summary: “Establishing a term limit of four (4) consecutive four-year terms for the office of County Executive and the office of County Comptroller.” (c) Voting: Voting “Yes” sets term limits of four consecutive four-year terms for the office of County Executive and the office of County Comptroller. Voting “No” leaves the offices without term limits. Section 8. Repealer. Provided that Proposition 1 and Proposition 2 each receive a majority vote of approval by the electors of Onondaga County at the general election, the proposition that receives the largest number of affirmative votes shall prevail. If Proposition 1 prevails: Section 3 of this Local Law shall be automatically repealed without further action by the County Legislature and the County Executive. If Proposition 2 prevails: Section 2 of this Local Law shall be automatically repealed without further action by the County Legislature and the County Executive. Section 9. Severability. If any clause, sentence, paragraph, section or part of this Local Law shall be adjudged by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the judgment shall not effect, impair, or invalidate the remainder thereof, but shall be confined in its operation to the clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or part thereof directly involved in the controversy in which the judgment shall have been rendered. Section 10. Effective Date. This Local Law shall take effect upon filing pursuant to the provisions of Municipal Home Rule Law.