The Sept 29 stated meeting has its Final agenda verified
The Tuesday, Sept 29, 7 PM stated meeting now has a Final agenda on Legistar — it appeared in the record between Friday morning’s check and today’s. Count it up: 13 action items — one special ordinance authorizing an encroachment in the right-of-way on South Broadway and Caryl Avenue, subject to terms and conditions; the Mary Teague Way honorary street renaming; an inter-municipal agreement with the Yonkers Industrial Development Agency for employment-related assistance (flagged positive fiscal impact); and ten proclamation resolutions — NICU Awareness Month, Disability Employment Awareness Month, LGBTQ+ History Month, Italian American Heritage Month, World Cerebral Palsy Day, Polish American Heritage Month, National Bullying Prevention Month and Unity Day, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Fire Prevention Month and Week, and Custodian Appreciation Day.
Correction first: it’s at Saunders, not City Hall verified
Friday’s issue listed the stated meeting in the Council Chambers, City Hall 4th floor, per the calendar at the time. The posted agenda and meeting page now say otherwise: Saunders Trades and Technical High School — Auditorium, 183 Palmer Rd. That puts both of Tuesday’s sessions in the same building — the 6:30 PM public hearing was already set for the Saunders auditorium. Minutes for the stated meeting are not yet available; the meeting page lists their status as draft.
The hearing first: Mary Teague Way verified
At 6:30 PM, before the stated meeting, the council holds a public hearing on a resolution honoring the life and legacy of Mary Teague and authorizing the honorary street renaming of Hawthorne Avenue from Hudson Street to Main Street as “Mary Teague Way.” The renaming resolution is also on the 7 PM agenda itself. This is the public’s shot to speak on it.
And Sept 15’s 38 items? Still parked verified
We checked the new agenda item-by-item against the 38-item Sept 15 docket: none of them appear on it. The $3,321,809.25 petroleum-spill settlement (a spill from about June 6, 1989), the $4,050,000 Westchester Housing Implementation Fund grant for 636 South Broadway, the self-storage moratorium, the former P.S. 9 conveyance, the 566 Saw Mill River Road sale — every one still reads “Referred,” with no recorded vote, as of this check. Whether they surface at a later meeting or in committee is exactly what we’ll be watching.
Sources: Legistar legislation API — matters TMP-0791, TMP-0808, TMP-0816, TMP-0813, TMP-0815 (all Referred, action date Sept 15) · item-by-item comparison against the Sept 29 Final agenda · checked Sept 26