Morning after: all ten docket files still read “Referred” verified
A fresh pull of the Legistar record at 7:00 AM Wednesday shows the docket exactly where Issue #028 left it: all ten files from Tuesday’s Final agenda carry status “Referred,” none carries a council passage date, and no minutes from the meeting have been posted. The meeting’s own Legistar entry shows a last-modified time of Oct 9 — before the meeting happened — so the record hasn’t absorbed the session yet. The ten still waiting: the P.S. 9 conveyance local law (TMP-0864, 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-in-elementary-schools resolution; the Columbus Day declaration (for Oct 12 — already behind us); a Commissioner of Deeds item; and the budget amendment adding three IT Department positions. “Referred” still never means passed — final votes wait for a future agenda.
Council’s only date on the books: the Oct 27 zoning hearing verified
No stated meeting is scheduled on the Legistar record beyond Tuesday’s. The council’s only listed event right now is the Oct 27 Public Hearing, 6:30 PM, City Hall — City Council Chambers, 4th Floor, agenda status Final: the general ordinance amending Chapter 43, the zoning ordinance — reclassifying and rezoning certain properties to D-MX or UR-HD districts, with matching updates to the Key Streets, Height Districts, Sidewalk Width and Districts maps (Attachments 13–16). The agenda tags it (NO FISCAL IMPACT.) (ALL COUNCILMEMBERS.) A public hearing is the comment window — if rezoning reaches your street, that’s the night to show up.
Tonight: the Planning Board meets, agenda posted verified
While the council is dark until Oct 27, the city’s land-use board convenes tonight at 5:30 PM: the Planning Board’s regular October meeting. The agenda went up on the city’s Agenda Center, listed this morning as “October 14, 2026 Planning Board Regular Meeting Agenda” — the board that handles development, waterfront and land-use decisions. The 5:30 start is per the city calendar as of the Oct 2 read; the calendar site itself still blocks automated pulls, so the time carries that check date.