All ten docket files still read “Referred” — nothing shows as passed verified
A post-meeting pull of the Legistar record shows the docket’s status hours after the meeting ended: all ten files from the Final agenda carry status “Referred,” none carries a passage date, and no minutes from the meeting have been posted yet. The newest action actually logged on any of the ten is the Oct 6 Rules Committee referral that queued them for Tuesday’s stated meeting — verbatim, “This Resolution was referred.to [sic] the City Council of Yonkers Stated Meeting due back on 10/13/2026.” In plain English: nothing shows as adopted, and “Referred” never means passed. Watch the Oct 27 hearing, and future agendas for the final votes — no stated meeting is currently on the record beyond tonight’s. The ten: the P.S. 9 conveyance local law (TMP-0864, by Councilmember Diaz); four grant ordinances totaling $1,812,576.01 — $30,000 (Field Hall Foundation), $202,648.00 (state CHIPS), $285,304.00 (federal ESG) and $1,294,624.01 (federal HOME); the $20,000 settlement for two claimants who allege excessive force during a March 17, 2023 melee at the McDonald’s at 155 South Broadway; the AI resolution urging the Board of Education to adopt age-appropriate restrictions on student use of artificial intelligence in elementary schools; the Columbus Day declaration (for Oct 12, 2026 — already behind us); a Commissioner of Deeds item; and the budget amendment adding three IT Department positions, still filed under its stray number, plain “TMP-086.”