Troy public meetings in 2022

City Council

The City Council passed six ordinances to amend various city funds and authorize the transfer of money for the 2023 Capital Plan and other specific purposes. The council also updated the General Fund balance policy and set the date for the January 2023 meeting.

• Approved ordinance amending General Fund and Capital Projects Fund budgets (6-0)
• Approved ordinance amending 2022 General, Garbage, Water, and Sewer Fund budgets (6-0)
• Approved ordinance amending General Fund and Debt Service Fund budgets (6-0)
• Approved transfer of monies from General Fund Unassigned Fund Balance to Capital Projects Fund for 2023 Capital Plan (6-0)
• Approved transfer of monies from General Fund Unassigned Fund Balance to General Fund Assigned Unappropriated Fund Balance (6-0)
• Approved ordinance amending General Fund Balance Policy (6-0)
• Approved resolution setting the January 2023 regular monthly meeting date (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several requests for site plan approvals, extensions, and changes of use. Items include a proposed 92-unit mixed-use building at 1 Monument Square and a redevelopment project at the Troy Atrium.

• Site Plan Approval Extension for 1 Monument Square (mixed-use building with 92 units)
• Conversion of 391 Third Street into a delicatessen
• 12-month Site Plan Approval Extension for 101-119 Country Garden Apartments (144 dwelling units)
• Change of Use for 908 River Street from a barber shop to a retail smoke shop
• Site Plan Review for the redevelopment of Troy Atrium into a 5-story building with 100 residential units

The Planning Commission approved a site plan for a vacant apartment building renovation at 400 River Street and granted a site plan extension for Country Garden Apartments. The commission also recommended the Troy Atrium redevelopment proposal to the City Council and accepted materials for the Troy Housing Authority project. A proposal for a delicatessen at 391 Third Street was adjourned to the January meeting.

• Approved site plan and change of use for 400 River Street renovation (5-0)
• Granted site plan approval extension for 101-119 Country Garden Apartments (5-0)
• Recommended Troy Atrium redevelopment proposal to City Council (5-0)
• Accepted material recommendations for Troy Housing Authority Project (5-0)
• Adjourned 391 Third Street delicatessen proposal to January meeting (5-0)
• Adopted November 16th, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0)

City Council

The City Council passed multiple ordinances to move unpaid city fees and charges onto 2023 property tax bills. The council also approved the purchase of new emergency response vehicles for the Troy Police Department and a settlement for tax certiorari proceedings.

• Approved relevy of unpaid water charges onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid solid waste management fees onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid bulk pickup fees and garbage fines onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid vacant building fees onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid water and sewer shopwork services onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid demolition charges onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved settlement of tax certiorari proceedings for Arhc Sptryny01 Llc (4-3)
• Approved purchase of new emergency response motor vehicles from Liberty Chevrolet and Mhq Vehicles (7-0)

City Council

The City Council passed several ordinances to move unpaid water, waste, and demolition charges onto 2023 property tax bills. The council also approved the purchase of new police emergency vehicles and a document management agreement for the Bureau of Vital Statistics.

• Approved relevy of unpaid water charges onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid solid waste management fees onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid bulk pickup fees and garbage fines onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid vacant building fees onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid water and sewer shopwork charges onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved relevy of unpaid demolition charges onto 2023 property tax bills (7-0)
• Approved settlement of tax certiorari proceedings for Arhc Sptryny01 Llc (4-3)
• Approved purchase of new emergency response motor vehicles for Troy Police Department (7-0)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing and decide on a use variance for 234 5th Ave. The applicant seeks to convert a nonconforming three-family residential property into a four-family dwelling, requiring relief from density and parking requirements. The meeting will be held in-person with virtual attendance options.

• Use variance for 234 5th Ave to convert from three-family to four-family dwelling
• Density relief: 37 units per acre proposed vs. 12 required (25-unit relief)
• Parking relief: 3 spaces proposed vs. 4 required (1-space relief)
• Adoption of meeting minutes from November 2nd

The Zoning Board of Appeals met to act upon requests for approvals and appeals from the Bureau of Code Enforcement. The only substantive action recorded in the provided text was the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Approved meeting minutes from November 2nd (4-0)

Police Objective Review Board

The board will consider proposed by-law amendments from Mayor Madden, discuss the complaint log and reporting process, and assign a member to maintain the ISB review form. New business includes clarifying term limits and preparing a slate of officers for 2023.

• Proposed amendments to by-laws (Mayor Madden)
• Discussion of complaint log and reporting process
• Assignment of member to maintain ISB review/reporting form
• Clarification of term limits for board members
• Nominating committee for 2023 prepares slate for new officers

The board accepted the November 2022 minutes and discussed proposed by-law revisions from Mayor Patrick Madden. Members discussed protocols for receiving complaint dates and the creation of an Arabic version of the compliment/complaint form.

• Accepted November 2022 meeting minutes
• Assigned Taneisha Harris to maintain the ISB Review/Reporting Form

City Council

The City Council passed ordinances to amend the General Fund, Garbage Fund, and Capital Projects Fund budgets. The council also approved a local law regarding Zoning Board of Appeals term limits and confirmed three appointments to city boards.

• Passed local law increasing maximum years Zoning Board of Appeals members may serve (7-0-0)
• Passed ordinance amending 2022 General Fund and Garbage Fund budgets (7-0-0)
• Passed ordinance amending General Fund and Capital Projects Fund budgets (7-0-0)
• Authorized public hearing for Restore New York Communities Initiative Grant (7-0-0)
• Confirmed Jeff Betts as Chairperson of Troy Industrial Development Authority (7-0-0)
• Approved Kiani Conley-Wilson’s appointment to Troy Local Development Corporation (6-0-1)
• Appointed Heather Hamlin Martin to Board of Assessment Review (7-0-0)
• Authorized agreement with National Business Equipment & Supply for copiers and printers (7-0-0)

City Council

The City Council approved the budget and property tax levy for Fiscal Year 2023. The council also passed ordinances to amend the city code and establish new water and sewer rates.

• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 216 of the Troy City Code (7-0)
• Approved new water and sewer rates for the Department of Public Utilities (7-0)
• Approved FY 2023 budget appropriations and property tax levy (5-2)
• Approved Mayor’s recommended FY 2023 budget (4-3)

City Council

The Council approved the Fiscal Year 2023 budget and the corresponding property tax levy. New water and sewer rates were established, and an ordinance amending Chapter 216 of the City Code was passed. Several budget amendments regarding staff vacancies and salary increases were also decided.

• Approved Ordinance Amending Chapter 216 Of The Troy City Code (7-0-0)
• Approved new water and sewer rates (7-0-0)
• Approved FY 2023 budget appropriation and property tax levy (6-1-0)
• Denied motion to leave Deputy Director of Public Information vacant (3-4)
• Denied motion to leave Principal Account Clerk vacant (3-4)
• Approved motion to leave Health & Safety Coordinator vacant (4-3)
• Denied motion to leave Senior Parking Enforcement Officer vacant (3-4)
• Denied motion to leave Housing Compliance Clerk vacant (3-4)

Troy Industrial Development Authority

The board approved an initial project resolution for Kings Commons II, LLC to develop a five-story building with 52 apartment units and 600 square feet of retail space. The board also approved the agency's financial statements as of October 31, 2022. A public hearing will be scheduled to discuss sales tax, mortgage recording tax, and PILOT terms.

• Approved initial project resolution for Kings Commons II, LLC
• Approved financial statements as of October 31, 2022
• Approved amended minutes from September 16, 2022

Troy Capital Resource Corporation

The board approved the meeting minutes from October 28, 2022, and the financial statements for October 2022. The Executive Director reported a $10,000 fee from Trinity Healthcare Partners and noted a potential repayment extension request regarding a preservation loan.

• Approved October 28, 2022 minutes (Latasha Gardner abstained)
• Approved October 2022 financial statements

Troy Local Development Corporation

The Audit and Finance Committee approved the cy2023 budget. The budget includes changes regarding rent increases for County Waste, BSM Banquet Loan payments, and non-operating revenue from the County Waste PILOT and the sale of Federal Street property.

• Approved cy2023 budget
• Certified April 1, 2022 minutes as accurate by acting secretary due to lack of quorum

Troy Local Development Corporation

The board approved the transfer of the 'Alamo' property at 3000 Main Street to the City of Troy for $115,000. The board also approved reassigning a solar lease agreement to SL Empire Solar I LLC and approved the October financial statements.

• Approved transfer of 3000 Main Street (Alamo) to City of Troy for $115,000 (3-0)
• Approved reassignment of solar lease from Monolith Solar to SL Empire Solar I LLC (3-0)
• Approved October financial statements showing total assets of $2,914,847 (3-0)
• Approved entry into executive session to discuss real estate (3-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will vote on several major development proposals, including a 123-unit senior housing facility and rock-climbing gym on River Street's Bargain Block, plus a 100-unit residential building at the Troy Atrium. Other items include converting a former dental office into a real estate office, a barber shop into a smoke shop, a vacant space into a bakery, and renovating a vacant apartment building in the Historic District. The Commission will also consider a subdivision of a 6-unit building by the Troy Community Land Bank and a parking lot for Redburn Development.

• PLPC 2021 0034 – Bargain Block: 123-unit senior housing at 549 River Street, rock-climbing gym at Flanigan Square, and loading dock at 558 River Street; applicant requests 2nd 6-month extension
• PLPC 2022 0078 – Troy Atrium/0 Fourth Street: 5-story, 26,910 sq. ft. building with 100 multi-family residential units and parking
• PLPC 2022 0102 – 301 Hoosick Street: convert former dental office into real estate office
• PLPC 2022 0103 – 908 River Street: convert former barber shop into retail smoke shop
• PLPC 2022 0104 – 340 Congress Street: convert vacant space into a bakery

The Planning Commission approved a consent agenda including three change-of-use requests and two site/subdivision reviews. A renovation project at 400 River Street was approved with a specific condition regarding a planter wall. A request to convert a barber shop into a smoke shop was tabled.

• Approved conversion of 301 Hoosick Street from dental office to real estate office (6-0)
• Approved conversion of 340 Congress Street into a bakery (6-0)
• Approved subdivision of 3209-3211 Seventh Avenue into 2 parcels (5-0, 1 recusal)
• Approved 2nd 6-month extension for rock-climbing gym and senior housing at 545, 549, and 558 River Street (6-0)
• Approved renovation of 400 River Street with condition for a 3-4 ft knee wall planter (6-0)
• Tabled change of use for 908 River Street from barber shop to smoke shop
• Adopted October 19th, 2022 meeting minutes (6-0)

Civil Service Commission

The Commission approved the establishment of multiple new positions for the Troy School District, Troy Housing Authority, and Troy Public Library. The board also approved two exam announcements and two eligible lists for competitive hiring.

• Approved 6 additional Laborers for Troy School District (3-0)
• Approved 1 Assistant Public Housing Specialist and 1 Maintenance Helper for Troy Housing Authority (3-0)
• Approved 2 Library Associates and 1 Library Assistant for Troy Public Library (3-0)
• Approved 1 School Monitor for Troy School District (3-0)
• Approved 1 Lease Compliance Officer and 1 Building Maintenance Supervisor for Troy Housing Authority (3-0)
• Approved exam announcements for Purchasing Agent (#64236) and Computer Network Manager (#20225) (3-0)
• Established 4-year eligible lists for Senior Automotive Mechanic (#66583) and Fire Equipment Mechanic (#68556) (3-0)
• Approved revision to Radio Dispatcher job specification (3-0)

Police Objective Review Board

The Police Objective Review Board will discuss proposed amendments to its bylaws, a new format for reviewing Internal Security Bureau cases and maintaining disposition reports, and a revised format for board minutes. Members will also review the online complaint form and discuss term limits, a nominating committee for 2023 officers, and the 2024 budget.

• Discuss proposed amendments to bylaws
• Review new format for ISB case reviews and disposition report maintenance
• Address revised format for board minutes
• Comments on online complaint form
• Discussion of term limits for board members

The board approved the adoption of official forms for reviewing closed investigations and the format for monthly meeting minutes. Discussion regarding bylaw amendments was delayed until December.

• Approved adoption of review forms for closed investigations
• Approved format for official meeting minutes
• Delayed discussion of bylaw amendments until December

City Council

The City Council passed an ordinance to reduce building permit fees for the construction of the Taylor I Housing Project. The City Comptroller also presented the 3rd Quarter Report.

• Approved reduced building permit fees for Taylor I Housing Project (6-0-1)

City Council

The City Council approved the purchase of 3000 Main Street and authorized several budget amendments to accept federal and state grants. The council also approved funding appropriations from the American Rescue Plan Act and reduced permit fees for the Taylor I Housing Project.

• Approved purchase of 3000 Main Street from Troy Local Development Corporation (7-0-0)
• Approved reduced building permit fees for Taylor I Housing Project (6-0-1)
• Approved appropriation of American Rescue Plan Act funding across three separate ordinances (6-0-1)
• Approved trade-in of surplus Troy Police Department handguns (7-0-0)
• Approved budget amendments for paramedic training, police equipment, and violence against women grants (7-0-0)
• Approved budget amendments for General, Water, Sewer, and Capital Projects funds (7-0-0)
• Authorized public hearings for Proposed Local Law No. 1 of 2022 to amend City Charter (7-0-0)
• Authorized Bureau of Surplus Property to accept more applications for city-owned parcels (5-0-2)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Troy Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public meeting on November 2, 2022, to consider an area variance for two business signs at 429 River Street. The applicant requests relief of 11 square feet from the 100 sq ft maximum total sign area. The board will also adopt minutes from the October 12 meeting.

• Area variance for two signs at 429 River St: one above second-floor river façade, one on River St façade
• Total proposed sign area is 111 sq ft, exceeding the 100 sq ft limit by 11 sq ft
• Public may attend in person or virtually; written comments due 6 hours before meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved an area variance for Jose Theoktisto to install two business signs at 429 River St. The approval allows for a total signage area of 111 sq ft, exceeding the 100 sq ft limit by 11 sq ft.

• Approved Meeting Minutes from October 12 (5-0)
• Approved Negative Declaration (SEQR) for 429 River St (5-0)
• Approved area variance for sign above facade and maximum total sign area at 429 River St (5-0)

Troy Industrial Development Authority

The committee approved the 2023 budget, which projects $201,500 in total revenue and a deficiency of $134,944 for the year. The board also approved the meeting minutes from April 1, 2022.

• Approved April 1, 2022 meeting minutes
• Approved CY2023 budget

Troy Industrial Development Authority

The board adopted the 2023 budget as approved by the Audit and Finance Committee. It also authorized an environmental study for a property in North Central and approved the agency's financial statements as of September 30, 2022.

• Approved amended minutes from September 16, 2022
• Adopted 2023 Budget
• Approved CT Male for Phase I environmental study in North Central up to $2,000 with $1,000 contingency
• Authorized Phase II environmental study for North Central property up to $50,000
• Approved financial statements as presented

Troy Capital Resource Corporation

The Audit and Finance Committee approved the 2023 budget and recommended it to the full board for adoption. The budget includes $50,000 earmarked for grants and expects income from annual bond fees paid by RPI.

• Approved minutes from April 1, 2022 meeting
• Approved 2023 Budget and recommended to full board for adoption

Troy Capital Resource Corporation

The board approved the 2023 budget as recommended by the Audit and Finance Committee. Financial statements as of September 30, 2022, were approved, showing total assets of $434,918.67. The board also approved the minutes from the September 16, 2022 meeting.

• Approved September 16, 2022 meeting minutes
• Approved 2023 Budget as recommended by Audit and Finance Committee
• Approved financial statements as presented

City Council

The City Council approved several ordinances to accept federal and state grants for paramedic training, police equipment, and violence against women programs. The council also authorized the purchase of 3000 Main Street and approved various American Rescue Plan Act funding allocations. A proposal to waive building permit fees for the Taylor I Housing Project was denied.

• Approved purchase of real property at 3000 Main Street (6-0-0)
• Denied waiver of building permit fees for Taylor I Housing Project
• Approved funds for paramedic certifications from US Dept of Homeland Security (6-0-0)
• Approved funds for police equipment from NYS Division of Homeland Security (6-0-0)
• Approved grant funds from US Dept of Justice Office on Violence Against Women (6-0-0)
• Approved trade-in of surplus Troy Police Department handguns (6-0-0)
• Approved ARPA funding allocations for General and Special Grants funds (various votes)
• Proclaimed November 2022 as Epilepsy Awareness Month (6-0-0)

Planning Commission

The Troy Planning Commission will hold a public meeting on October 19, 2022, to consider several site plan reviews and a change of use. Notable items include the redevelopment of the Troy Atrium into a 5-story building with 68 apartments, a new 4-story apartment building at 1818 Fifth Avenue, and a daycare conversion at 315 2nd Avenue.

• Troy Atrium redevelopment: 26,910 sq ft, 5-story building with 100 residential units and parking (Bryce Properties, LLC)
• 1818 Fifth Avenue: 4-story, 55,000 sq ft building with 70 apartments (The Rosenblum Companies)
• 315 2nd Avenue: conversion of former doctor's office to daycare for up to 44 children (Lansingburgh Nursery & Pre-School)
• 487 Campbell Avenue: 3-story residential building with 12 two-bedroom apartments and 28 parking spaces (Nick Riggione)
• 79 11th Street: parking lot construction for ancillary parking (Redburn Development)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet to decide on a proposal to convert commercial space into residential units. The board will also vote to adopt minutes from the August 3rd meeting.

• Special Use Permit for 487 Campbell Ave to convert first-floor commercial space into three residential units (total of 12 units)

Police Objective Review Board

The Police Objective Review Board will review a report and video footage regarding Captain Conyers in case file ISB 22-11. The board will also discuss proposed by-law amendments and a development orientation program for new members.

• Review of report and video footage for case file ISB 22-11 (Captain Conyers)
• Discussion of proposed amendments to by-laws
• Development Orientation program for new members

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing several site plans for residential and commercial developments. Key items include proposals for new apartment buildings and changes to the use of existing commercial spaces.

• Proposal for 100 multi-family residential units at 0 Fourth Street (Troy Atrium)
• Proposal for a 5-story building with 42 apartments and rehabilitation of 3 buildings at Kings Landing II
• Habitat for Humanity request to subdivide 4 vacant lots into 4 row homes at 806-814 River Street
• Change of use for vacant commercial space to a taproom at 251 River Street
• Site plan review for a non-intensive medical facility at 898 Second Ave

Police Objective Review Board

The board will discuss three by-law amendments and the development of a new member orientation program. Members will also review report and video footage for ISB case files 22-8 and 22-11.

• Discussion of three by-law amendments
• Development of orientation program for new members
• Review of ISB 22-8 report and video footage
• Review of investigative report for ISB case file 22-11

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet to consider several variance requests for property uses and constructions. Items include a boutique storefront, multi-family residential conversions, and new building developments.

• 274 4th St: Use variance requested to operate a boutique
• 257 3rd St: Area variances requested to convert a three-family property into a six-family property
• 898 2nd: Area variances requested for a Well Now facility construction
• 806-814 River St: Area variances requested for four single family homes on four lots
• 1011 2nd Ave: Area variances requested for three multi-family apartment buildings

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing several site plan requests and changes of use. Key items include proposals for new residential units and medical facilities, as well as school and commercial renovations.

• Troy Atrium/0 Fourth Street: Proposal for a 5-story building with 100 multi-family residential units
• Kings Landing II: Proposal for a 5-story building with 42 apartments and rehabilitation of 3 buildings for 10 more units
• Emma Willard School (285 Pawling Avenue): Proposal for a new arts wing with a 110-seat theater
• 898 Second Ave: Proposal to construct a Well Now medical facility
• 2600 Fifth Avenue: Proposal to convert a commercial space into a bakery

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet to hear proposals regarding residential density increases, new restaurant uses, and signage. Items include converting two-family and three-family properties into larger multi-family residences.

• 70 Oakwood Ave: Use and area variances to convert a two-family property to a three-family property
• 519 Congress St: Use variance for a restaurant, tavern, and nightclub with more than 50 customers
• 257 Third St: Area variances to convert a three-family property into a six-family residential property
• 3055 6th Avenue: Area variance for signage totaling 131 square feet across three facades

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear proposals for residential developments and business use variances. Decisions include requests for parking relief and density changes for several properties across the city.

• 806-814 River Street: Proposal to subdivide four lots into six for 2-story single family homes
• 561-565 Congress St: Proposal to convert storefronts into residential units, totaling 11 units
• 70 Oakwood Ave: Proposal to convert a two-family residential property into a three-family property
• 519 Congress St: Request for use variance to operate a restaurant, tavern, and nightclub
• 274 4th St: Request for use variance to utilize a storefront as a boutique

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding the proposed Troy Zoning Ordinance. The body will also consider the adoption of meeting minutes from May 18th, 2022.

• Public hearing on the proposed Troy Zoning Ordinance
• Adoption of May 18th, 2022 meeting minutes
• Item PLPC 2022 0063 regarding 0 Fourth Street (Uncle Sam Mall) was removed

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear a proposal by Habitat for Humanity Capital District to subdivide four vacant lots into six. The board will decide on requested variances regarding setbacks, parking, and height for the project.

• Proposal to subdivide four vacant lots into six at 806-814 River Street
• Requested front setback relief of 8 ft (2 ft proposed vs 10 ft required)
• Requested side setback relief of 6.21 ft (3.79 ft proposed vs 10 ft required)
• Request for relief of 2 required parking spaces
• Requested height relief of 5 ft (35 ft proposed vs 40-60 ft required)

City Council

The City Council is meeting to amend the 2022 General Fund Budget to accept grant funds. The body is discussing the allocation of these funds toward local neighborhood projects.

• Acceptance of $1,500 grant from the Troy Capital Resource Corporation
• Proposed award of $1,500 to the Friends of the Poestenkill Gorge for trail maintenance and amenities

City Council

The Troy City Council is holding a public hearing to discuss a proposed zoning change for 1011 Second Avenue. The change from R-1 Single Family Residential Detached to P Planned Development would allow for the construction of three apartment buildings.

• Proposed zoning change for 1011 Second Avenue (Tax Map Parcel Number 70.64-1-1)
• Proposed construction of 231 apartment units
• Review of Ordinance (22-3)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several site plans and extension requests for commercial and residential projects. The body is considering new developments including a mixed-use building, a daycare facility, and single-family row homes.

• 1 Monument Square: Proposed mixed-use building with 92 units, public plaza, and 56,000 sq. ft. of underground parking
• 806-814 River Street: Habitat for Humanity proposal to subdivide 4 vacant lots into 6 for single-family row homes
• 2368 Fifth Avenue: Proposed two-story daycare facility with an outdoor play area and open-air pavilion
• Uncle Sam Garage: Bryce Companies, LLC proposal for a temporary parking lot with approximately 170 spaces
• 494 River Street: Extension request for a five-story, 31,000 sq. ft. self-storage facility

City Council

The City Council is considering the award of $20,000 for various Neighborhood Improvement Projects. Additionally, the council will review a resolution to share household hazardous waste services with Rensselaer County and Bethlehem, and a report on standard work days for certain employees.

• Ordinance awarding $20,000 in total for 24 Neighborhood Improvement Projects
• Resolution authorizing a memorandum of agreement to share household hazardous waste collection with Rensselaer County and the Town of Bethlehem
• Resolution reporting standard work days for certain elected and appointed employees

City Council

The City Council is considering several ordinances to amend the General Fund, Capital Projects Fund, and Water Fund budgets. The meeting also includes discussions on a zoning change for 1011 Second Avenue and various equipment purchase agreements.

• Ordinance to increase maximum Unassigned Fund Balance of the General Fund to 4.75% of the final adjusted budget
• Ordinance amending the Capital Projects Fund and Water Fund budgets
• Resolution for a zoning change at 1011 Second Avenue from 'R-1' Single Family Residential to 'P' Planned Development
• Resolution authorizing purchase of a Ventrac 4500 Series Mower from Grassland Equipment and Irrigation Corp.
• Resolution authorizing purchase of an Aerial Lift Truck from Altec Industries, Inc.

City Council

The City Council will review a presentation regarding the Independent Redistricting Commission's proposed redistricting plan for the city.

• Review of the Independent Redistricting Commission’s proposed redistricting plan

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review multiple site plans, subdivisions, and changes of use. These items include residential conversions, new mixed-use buildings, and a large single-family subdivision.

• Change of Use: 45 Third Street to a tasting room by Helderberg Meadworks
• Change of Use: 19 Third Street to an education space by Reif Larsen
• Change of Use: 17 102nd Street to a 3rd dwelling unit by J&J Apartments, LLC
• Site Plan Review: New 3-story mixed-use building at 487 Campbell Avenue
• Site Plan Review: Construction of a 30x24 ft, 2 story garage at 37 First Street

City Council

The General Services Committee is meeting to discuss ideas for minimizing sanitation violations. No legislation is on the agenda for this meeting.

• Discussion on sanitation violators and ideas for minimizing violations

City Council

The General Services Committee will discuss methods for minimizing sanitation violations. There is no legislation scheduled for this meeting.

• Discussion of sanitation violation minimization

City Council

The City Council is considering several resolutions including a contract for road improvements at Congress and Ferry Streets. The agenda also includes the appointment of Commissioners of Deeds and a tabled resolution to confirm Christopher J. Nolin as Deputy Mayor.

• Resolution authorizing a consultant agreement with Creighton Manning Engineering, LLP for NY2 (Congress and Ferry Streets) corridor improvements
• Resolution appointing James M. Morgan, Brian D. Rossiter, and John Kane as Commissioners of Deeds
• Resolution authorizing the purchase of a 2022 Type III ambulance through P.L. Custom Body and Equipment Co., Inc.
• Resolution regarding funding for a transportation project eligible for federal or state aid
• Tabled resolution to confirm Christopher J. Nolin as Deputy Mayor

City Council

The City Council is conducting a workshop titled 1011 2nd Avenue SEQRA Workshop #2. Public comments regarding this matter will be taken at a subsequent committee meeting.

• 1011 2nd Avenue SEQRA Workshop #2

City Council

The Finance Meeting includes several resolutions regarding city appointments and community support. The council will consider endorsing a grant application for an expanded education and training center.

• Confirmation of Christopher J. Nolin as Deputy Mayor
• Endorsement of a grant application by the Commission on Economic Opportunity for up to $5 million
• Confirmation of Kim Ashe Mcpherson to the Troy Local Development Corporation
• Confirmation of appointments to the Troy Industrial Development Authority
• Proclamation of April 2022 as Autism Awareness Month

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several change-of-use requests for commercial and residential spaces. The body is also considering site plan reviews for new construction and renovations across the city.

• 1 Monument Square: Proposed mixed-use building with 92 residential units, retail, and 56,000 sq. ft. of underground parking
• 41-43 Third Street: Proposal to convert vacant SRO units into 28 apartments
• 487 Campbell Avenue: Proposed 3-story mixed-use building with commercial space and 8 apartments
• 120 Hoosick Street: Starbucks renovation including a 270 SF addition
• 141 Congress St: Request for a 6-month site plan approval extension for a residential and commercial project

City Council

The City Council workshop includes a presentation regarding the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions as implemented by the EPA and DOH.

• Presentation on Lead and Copper Rule Revisions by EPA and DOH

City Council

The City Council is holding a workshop to review revisions to the Lead and Copper Rule as implemented by the EPA and DOH.

• Presentation on Lead and Copper Rule Revisions from EPA and DOH

City Council

The City Council is considering several ordinances and resolutions, including the acceptance of a $600,000 EPA grant for South Troy waterfront cleanup. The agenda also includes lease amendments for water tower facilities and various master services agreements.

• Ordinance to amend Verizon Wireless lease at Tibbits Avenue Water Tower
• Ordinance to accept $600,000 EPA grant for South Troy Waterfront brownfield cleanup
• Ordinance to accept Troy Capital Resource Corporation grant for Neighborhood Improvement Program
• Ordinance to amend lease of space on Peterson Court Water Tank Facility
• Resolution authorizing master services agreements for electrician, land surveying, and engineering services

City Council

The City Council is holding a public forum regarding Local Law #1. This proposed law would amend the Troy City Charter to change the size of the independent commission responsible for drawing district boundaries.

• Public forum regarding Local Law #1 to amend the Troy City Charter
• Proposal to increase the number of Redistricting Commission members to between seven and ten

City Council

The Public Safety Committee is scheduled to receive updates from the Police Department and the Fire Department. There is no legislation on this agenda, so there will be no public forum.

• Police Department Updates
• Fire Department Updates

City Council

The Public Utilities Committee is reviewing several utility projects and regulatory updates. Per council rules, this meeting contains no legislation and will not include a public forum.

• Transmission Main Project - South and North Portion
• Albany Pool CSO Project
• EPA and DOH Lead and Copper Rule Revisions

City Council

The Finance Committee is reviewing several budget amendments including the appropriation of $1,000,000 for a North Central community center. The agenda also includes updates on ARPA funding, the TRIP project, and various municipal fund transfers.

• Appropriation of $1,000,000 for a North Central community center via American Rescue Plan funds
• Budget amendment for Comprehensive Plan Implementation totaling $533,600
• Budget amendment for Lansingburgh Historical District totaling $30,000
• Resolution authorizing a PILOT agreement with Taylor I Housing Development Fund Corporation and Taylor I LLC
• Resolution authorizing contract amendments for five riverfront sites and a Lansingburgh Historic Resource Survey

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet via Zoom to review multiple business use changes and one new construction project. These items include proposals for restaurants, a gift shop, and a three-story residential and commercial building.

• Change of Use: South Troy Deli & Grocery at 528 Second Street to produce hot food
• Change of Use: Albert Seraj at 469 Fifth Avenue to open Marley Gift Outlet
• Change of Use: Gary Miller at 77 Congress Street to open Calypso Restaurant
• Change of Use: Will Phan at 184 River Street to open The Poké Bar Troy
• Site Plan Review: Nick Riggione at 487 Campbell Avenue for a new 3-story mixed-use building

City Council

The General Services Committee will conduct a review of the Parking Department. No legislation is scheduled for this meeting, so there will be no public forum.

• Parking Department review

City Council

The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss the State Environmental Quality Review for a proposed zone change. The meeting includes department heads, the developer, and a representative from Friends of Mahicantuck.

• Proposed zone change at 1011 2nd Avenue

City Council

The Finance Meeting includes a proposed $33,000 settlement regarding a federal civil rights lawsuit involving a police shooting. The Council will also consider resolutions to commend fire and police personnel for a water rescue and to appoint new Commissioners of Deeds.

• $33,000 settlement for Dahmeek McDonald v. The City of Troy et al.
• Commendation for Troy Fire and Police departments following a river rescue
• Appointment of six Commissioners of Deeds for two-year terms
• Intermunicipal agreement with Capital Region BOCES for IT and cyber security services

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a proposal to settle a lawsuit regarding a 2017 trip-and-fall on Seventh Avenue. The body is also discussing changes to the redistricting commission and adjustments to parking staff funding.

• Proposed $20,000 settlement for plaintiffs Maryellen Arsenault and Felix Champito
• Local Law to increase the number of Redistricting Commission members
• Budget transfer to replace a full-time parking attendant with part-time staff
• Designation of Hill Street between Liberty and Washington Streets as 'Esposito Way'
• Sale or disposal of surplus city property including 17 desks and 3 filing cabinets

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several requests including building height changes at King’s Landing II and multiple commercial-to-residential conversions. The meeting also includes requests for 12-month site plan approval extensions for Country Garden Apartments and 750 Second Avenue.

• 12-month site plan extension for 144 units at 101-119 Country Garden Apartments
• 12-month site plan extension for mixed-use building at 750 Second Avenue
• Concept review to reduce Federal Street building height to five levels at King’s Landing II
• Change of use for used car sales and auto repair at 520 Fifth Avenue
• Conversion of four office floors into 45-50 apartments at 406 Fulton Street