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Legislation Committee MINUTES, May 21, 1996
MEMBERS: Thomas J. Abinanti, Andrew B. Albanese, Joseph M. Delfino, Louis A. Mosiello, George Latimer, Paul J. Noto
LEGISLATORS:
Ursula G. La Motte STAFF:
Dan Rodriguez, Glenn Guzi, Dolores Heredia
GUEST: Marilyn Slaatten (County Attorney), Greg Meehan (Chief Deputy County Atty.), Liz Salvi (Cty Atty Office), Mary Landrigan (Health Dept.), George Hosey (C.B.A.C. & Co Planning Bo.), Barbara Fratianni (Co. Exec. Office), Fred Miller (WCMC), Aldo Vittagliano.
The meeting commenced at 3:55 pm.
The first item for discussion was a proposed home rule request for State Legislation to change the governance of the Westchester County Medical Center (Item A-9). Marilyn Slaatten and Greg Meehan continued the discussion of the differences between the County’s Legislation and Assembly proposal. Leg. Latimer questioned how many of the 68 differences raised substantial differences between the two documents. It was estimated that approximately 1/3 of the questions raised substantial differences. Leg. Latimer suggested that we put together an agenda listing the major policy issues that have to be followed through and thereafter invite all the necessary representatives to discuss these policy issues.
The next items for discussion were items C-1 and C-2 (Marshland). Leg. Latimer discussed the status of these two items and requested that the Environment Committee review these documents.
The next item for discussion was the resolution renaming the Community Affairs and Housing Community as Community Affairs. This item was voted and passed at the Board Meeting held on Monday, May 20. Leg. Latimer moved to receive and file, second by Leg. Noto.
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The next item for discussion was items C-9, a letter from Jonathan Lerner, a Scarsdale resident, supporting the elimination of names of elected officials from county signage.
The next item for discussion was items C-10, a letter from Len Klatt, a Yonkers resident, supporting the elimination of names of elected official from county signage.
The final item for discussion was item C-11, a letter from Paul J. Feiner, the Supervisor of the Town of Greenburgh, supporting the elimination of names of elected official from county signage. Items C-9, C-10 and C-11 were received and filed, motion by Leg. Latimer, second by Leg. Abinanti. All in favor [6-0]
Leg. Delfino moved to adjourned, second by Leg. Noto. Meeting adjourned at 5:15 pm.
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