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COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
CITY OF ITHACA, NEW YORK
Special Meeting 10:00 A.M. January 1, 1980
PRESENT:
Mayor - Conley
Mayor -elect - Bordoni
Aldermen (10) - Boothroyd, Bordoni, Boronkay, Dennis, Gutenberger, Holman,
Nichols, Saccucci, Schuler, Slattery
Alderman -elect - Banfield
OTHERS PRESENT:
City Controller - Daley
Personnel Administrator - Collins
Dep. Fire Chief - Tuckerman
Chief of Police - Verson
Building Commissioner - Hoard
City Attorney - Shapiro
City Clerk - Rundle
In addition to those listed above, many friends and interested citizens
were present.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Conley led all present in the Pledge of Allegiance to the American
flag.
Ronald Nordheimer, former alderman of Ithaca, N.Y., who currently resides
in Philadelphia, Pa., spoke briefly to the Council on his impression of
the city a decade later.
DISMISSAL OF OUTGOING COUNCIL:
Mayor Conley excused the outgoing council member, Raymond Bordoni., Jr.
MAYOR CONLEY'S COMMENTS:
Mayor Conley spo e briefly to the Council, expressing his pleasure at
having served on the Council, and as Mayor of the City for the past
eight years. IIe expressed. the hope that the Council will continue to
support Mayor Bordoni in the same manner as they supported bi.m, hiitting
Ithaca first, and their individual neighborhoods close behind.
OATH OF OFFICE --MAYOR BORDINI:
Mayor Conley callecT Mayor -elect Bordoni to the rostrum where }le took the
oath of office and was sworn in as Mayor by the City Clerk. Ile then
formally turned the reins of government over to Mayor Bordoni by presenting
him with name plate, badge of office symbolizing authority as head of the
Police Department; gavel, symbol of authority as chairman of the Common
Council and other municipal boards; and a pen set.
OATH OF OFFICE --ALDERMEN ELECT:
Mayor Bordoni called Alderman -elect Banfield to the rostrum where he took
the oath of office and was sworn in as Alderman of the Fifth Ward by the
City Clerk. Mayor Bordoni congratulated Alderman Banfield and presented
him with his alderman's badge of office.
Mayor Bordoni called the remaining aldermen -elect to the rostrum where
they took the oath of office and were sworn in, as follows: Donald
Slattery, First Ward; Elva Holman, Second Ward; James Dennis, Third Ward;
and Nancy Schuler, Fourth Ward. IIe presented Alderman Schuler with her
alderman's badge of office.
ACTING MAYOR:
Mayor I3o-r_Eni entertained nominations from the floor for the position of
Acting Mayor. Alderman Boothroyd nominated Alderman John Gutenberger
for the position and his nomination was seconded by Alderman Nichols.
Alderman Holman nominated Alderman Saccucci for the position and his
nomination was seconded by Alderman Boronkay.
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Resolution to Close Nominations
By Alderman Dennis: Seconde by Alderman Slattery
RESOLVED, That the nominations for the position of Acting Mayor for the
year of 1980 be closed.
Carried Unanimously
A vote on the nomination of Alderman Gutenberger for the position of
Acting Mayor resulted as follows:
Ayes (6) - Banfield, Boothroyd, Nichols, Schuler, Dennis, Slattery
Abstention (1) - Gutenberger
A vote on the nomination of Alderman Saccucci for the position of
Acting Mayor resulted as follows:
Ayes (3) - Holman, Boronkay, Saccucci
Mayor Bordoni declared Alderman Gutenberger duly elected Acting Mayor
of Ithaca for the ensuing year, and he took the oath of office and was
sworn in by the City Clerk.
ALTERNATE ACTING MAYOR:
Mayor Bordoni entertained nominations from the floor for the position
of Alternate Acting Mayor. Alderman Banfield nominated Alderman Boothroyd
for the position and his nomination was seconded by Alderman Nichols.
Alderman Saccucci nominated Alderman Boronkay for the position and his
nomination was seconded by Alderman Holman.
Resolution to Close Nominations
By Alderman Dennis: Seconded by Alderman Gutenberger
RESOLVED, That the nominations for the position of Alternate Icting
Mayor for the year of 1980 be closed.
Carried Unanimously
A vote on the nomination of Alderman Boothroyd for the position of
Alternate Acting Mayor resulted as follows:
Ayes (6) - Banfield, Nichols, Schuler, Dennis, Gutenberger, Slattery
Abstention (1) - Boothroyd
A vote on the nomination of Alderman Boronkay for the position of
Alternate Acting Mayor resulted as follows:
Ayes (3) - Holman, Boronkay, Saccucci
Mayor Bordoni declared Alderman Boothroyd duly elected Alternate Acting
Mayor of Ithaca for the ensuing year, and he took the oath of office and
was sworn in by the City Clerk.
ACTING CITY JUDGE:
Mayor Bordoni requested the support of the Council for reappointment of
Robert J. Hines, 417 N. Cayuga Street, as Acting City Judge for a one-
year term ending December 31, 1980.
Resolution
By Alderman Nichols: Seconded by Alderman Gutenberger
RESOLVED, That this Council confirms the reappointment of Robert J.
Hines, 417 N. Cayuga Street, as Acting City Judge :for a one-year term
ending December 31, 1980.
Alderman Holman expressed opposition to the reappointment of Atty. Hines
as Acting City Judge on the basis that }ie would be judging zoning cases
while he himself is in violation of the Ordinance.
A vote on the resolution resulted as follows:
Ayes (8) - Boothroyd, Banfield, Dennis, Gutenberger, Nichols,
Schuler, Slattery, Saccucci
Nays (2) - Holman, Boronkay
Carried
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Mayor Bordoni declared Robert J. Hines duly appointed Acting City Judge
for a one-year term which expires December 31, 1980. Atty Hines took
the oath of office and was sworn in by the City Clerk.
ASSESSMENT BOARD OF REVIEW:
Mayor Bordoni requested approval of reappointment of Kerman Glaser, 818
N. Cayuga Street, and Morris F. Angell, 213 Ithaca Road, to the Assess-
ment Board of Review for one-year terms of office to expire December 31,
1980.
Resolution
By Alderman Gutenberger: Seconded by Alderman Slattery
RESOLVED, That Kerman Glaser, 818 N. Cayuga Street and Morris Angell,
213 Ithaca Road, be reappointed to the Assessment Board of Review for
one-year terms of office to expire December 31, 1980.
Carried Unanimously
Mr. Angell took the oath of office and was sworn in by the City Clerk.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
Mayor Bordoni requested approval of appointment of Mrs. Ruth S. Ditzell,
111 Valentine Place, to the Board of Public Works for a three-year term
to replace John Ewani.cki whose term has expired.
:f. Resolution
By Alderman Nichols: Seconded by Alderman Holman
RESOLVED, That the council approves the appointment of Mrs. Ruth S.
Ditzell, 111 Valentine Place as Commissioner of the Board of Public Works
for a three-year term to expire December 31, 1982.
Carried Unanimously
Mrs. Ditzell took the oath of office and was sworn in by the City Clerk.
Mayor Bordoni indicated that he would make the remaining appointment
to the Board of Public Works the following night at the regular meeting
of the Council.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS:
Mayor Bordoni reappointed Martin Greenberg, 31S N. Geneva Street, and
William Wilcox, 70S E. Buffalo Street, to the Board of Zoning Appeals
for three-year terms to expire December 31, 1982.
CITY ATTORNEY:
Mayor Bordoni reappointed Martin A. Shapiro, 116 N. Cayuga Street, as
City Attorney of the City of Ithaca for a two-year term of office to
expire December 31, 1981.
Resolution
By Alderman Dennis: Seconded by Alderman Boothroyd
RESOLVED, the Council approves the reappointment of Martin A. Shapiro,
116 N. Cayuga Street, as City Attorney of the City of Ithaca, for a
two-year term of office to expire December 31, 1981.
Carried Unanimously
Atty. Shapiro took the oath of office and was sworn in by the City Clerk.
CITY HISTORIAN:
Mayor Bordoni requested the approval of the Council for the reappointment
of D. Boardman Lee, 111 E. Seneca Street, as City Historian for a two-year
term to expire December 31, 1981.
Resolution
By Alderman Boronkay: Seconded by Alderman Holman
RESOLVED, the Council approves the reappointment of D. Boardman Lee,
1.11 E. Seneca Street, as City HiLstorian for a two-year term to expire
December 31, 1981.
Carried Unanimously
Atty. Lee took the oath of officc and was sworn in by the City Clerk.
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CITY PROSECUTOR:
Mayor Bordoni requested the approval of reappointment of Bruce D. Wilson,
225 Warren Place, as City Prosecutor for a two-year term to expire
December 31, 1981.
Resolution
By Alderman Slattery: Seconded by Alderman Boothroyd
RESOLVED, the Council approves the reappointment of Bruce D. Wilson,
225 Warren Place, as City Prosecutor for a two-year term to expire
December. 31, 1981.
Carried Unanimously
COMMONS ADVISORY BOARD:
Mayor Bordoni requested the approval of reappointment of H. Stilwell
Brown, 945 Cliff Street; James N. Rothschild, 401 Highland Road; and
Gerald P. Schickel, 108 E. State Street; and the appointment of Thomas
B. Hilton, 222 E. State Street; and Nancy Schuler, 110 Ferris Place, as
Council Liaison, to the Commons Advisory Board for two-year terms to
expire December 31, 1981.
Resolution:
By Alderman Boothroyd: Seconded by Alderman Dennis
RESOLVED, the Council approves the reappointment of H. Stilwell. Brown,
945 Cliff Street; James N. Rothschild, 401 highland Road; and Gerald P.
Schickel, 1.08 E. State Street; and the appointment of Thomas B. Hilton,
222 E. State Street; and Council Liaison Nancy Schuler, 110 Ferris Place,
to the Commons Advisory Board for two-year terms to expire December 31,
1981.
Carried Unani.mou:,ly
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION:
Mayor Bordoni requested the approval of reappointment of David Fuller,
316 Turner Place; and Deborah Hoard, 108 Cornell Street; and the appoi_l
ment of John Perko, 614 N. Tioga Street; and Nancy Meltzer, 407 E. Buff;
Street, to the Environmental Commission for two-year terms to expire
December 31, 1981. Brian Pitzer, 51.5 Linn Street, was appointed to fill
the vacancy created by Barbara Davis' resignation, for a. term to expire
December 31, 1980.
Resolution
By Alderman Holman: Seconded by Alderman Boronkay
RESOLVED, That the Council approves the reappointment of David Fuller,
316 Turner Place; and Deborah Hoard, 108 Cornell Street; and the appoint-
ment of John Perko, 614 N. Tioga Street; and Nancy Meltzer, 407.E. Buffalo
Street, to the Environmental Commission for two-year terms to expire
December 31, 1981; and the appointment of Brian Pitzer, 515 Linn Street,
to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Barbara Davis, for a
term to expire December 31, 1980.
Carried Unanimously
Deborah Hoard took the oath of office and was sworn in by the City Clerk.
EXAMINING BOARD OF ELECTRICIANS:
Mayor Bordoni requested the Council to approve the reappointment of
Alfred N. Parente, 809 N. Tioga Street, to the Examining Board of
Electricians for a three-year term to expire December 31, 1982.
Resolution
By -Alderman Gutenberger: Seconded by Alderman Slattery
RESOLVED, That the Council approves the reappointment of Alfred N. Parente,
809 N. Tioga Street, to the Examining Board of Electricians for a three-
year term to expire December 31, 1982.
Carried Unanimously
HOUSING BOARD OF REVIEW:
Mayor B—orconi requested the Council to approve the reappointment of James
Gibbs, 512 S. Plain Street; Jonathan Cottrell, 110 Columbia Street; and
Stuart E. Cobb, 115 Franklin Street to the Housing Board of Review for
three-year terms to expire December 31, 1982.
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Resolution
By Alderman Gutenberger: Seconded by Alderman Slattery
RESOLVED, That the Council approves the reappointment of James Gibbs,
S12 S. Plain Street; Jonathan Cottrell, 110 Columbia Street; and Stuart
E. Cobb, 115 Franklin Street, to the IIousing Board of Review for three-
year terms to expire December 31, 1982.
Carried Unanimously
James Gibbs took the oath of office and was sworn in by the City Clerk.
ITHACA HOUSING AUTHORITY:
Mayor Bordoni requested the Council to approve the appointment of Miriam
Ifutchins, 104 Fayette Street, to the Ithaca housing Authority for a five-
year term to expire November 17, 1984.
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Resolution
By Alderman Slattery: Seconded by Alderman Saccucci
RESOLVED, That the Council approves the appointment of Miriam Hutchi_n's,
104 Fayette Street, to the Ithaca Housing Authority for a five-year
term to expire November 1.7, 1984.
Carried Unanimously
ITH ACA LANDMARKS PRESERVATION COMMISSION:
Mayor Bordoni requested the Council to -approve the appointment of Eugene
Ross, 306 Elmwood Avenue, to the Ithaca`Landmarks Preservation Commission
for a three-year term to expire December 31, 1982, replacing Sarah Hector
whose term of office expired December 31, 1979.
Resolution Al
By Alderman Slattery: Seconded by Alderman Saccucci
RESOLVED, -That the Council approves the appointment of Eugene Ross, 306
Elmwood Avenue, to the Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Commission for a
three-year term to expire December 31, 1982.
'Carried Unanimously
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MUNICIPAL SURGEON:
Mayor Bordoni requested Council approval of the reappointment of Dr.
Robert M. Kieffer as Municipal Surgeon for a two-year term to expire
December 31, 1981.
Resolution j.
By Alderman Slattery: Seconded by Alderman Nichols
RESOLVL'D, That the Council approves the reappointment of Dr. Robert M.
Kieffer as Municipal Surgeon for a two-year term to expire December 31,
1981.
Carried Unanimously
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD:
Mayor Bordoni requested Council approval of the appointment'of Prof.
Franklin K. Moore, 116 Dearborn Place, to the Planning and Development
Board, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Barbara Davis,:
for a two-year term to expire December 31, 1981; and the appointment of
Peter D. Holmes, S15 N. Tioga Street; reappointment of Richard M. Moran,,
119 Oakwood Lane; and Council Liaison Ethel Nichols to the Board for
three-year terms to expire December 31, 198.2.
Resolut ion
By Alderman Saccucci: Seconded by Alderman/Boothroyd
RESOLVED, That the Council approves the appointment of Prof. Franklin
K. Moore, 116 Dearborn Place, to the Planning and Development Board for
a two-year term to expire December 31, 1981; and,the appointment of
Peter D. Holmes, 515 N. Tioga Street, r,eappointole'nt of Ricahrd M. Moran,
119 Oakwood Lane; and appointment of Council Liaison Ethel Nichols to
the Board for three-year terms to expire December 31, 1982.
Carried Unanimously
POLICE COMMI S S_ I ON F IZ : t'
Mayor Bordoni requested Council approval of the appoi.ntmentrof James
J. Varricchio, 449 N. Aurora Street, as Police Commissioner for a three-
year term to expire December 31, 1982..
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Resolution
By Alderman Gutenberger: Seconded by Alderman Dennis
RESOLVED, That the Council approves the appointment of James J. Varricchio,
449 N. Aurora Street, as Police Commissioner for a three-year term to
expire December 31, 1982.
Carried Unanimously
Mr. Varricchio took the oath of office and was sworn in by the City
Clerk.
STENART PARK COMMISSION:
Mayor Bordoni requested Council approval of reappointment of Gerald
Schickel and Clarence Cleveland to the Stewart Park Commission for a
term to expire December 31, 1980.
Resolution
By Alderman Saccucci: Seconded by Alderman Slattery
RESOLVED, the Council approves the reappointment of Gerald Schickel and
Clarence Cleveland to the Stewart Park Commission for a term to expire
December 31, 1980.
Carried Unanimously
Mayor Bordoni will also serve on the Commission.
TELEVISION CABLE COMMISSION:
Mayor Bor oni. requested Council approval of the appointment of Benjamin
Nichols, 109 Llenroc Court, to the Television Cable Commission for an
indefinite term.
Resolution
By Alderman Dennis: Seconded by Alderman Slattery
RESOLVED, That the Council approves the appointment of Benjamin Nichols,.. --_--
109 Llenroc Court, to the Television Cable Commission for an indefinite
term of office.
Carried Unanimously
Mr. Nichols took the oath of office and was sworn in by the City Clerk.
MAYOR'S COMMENTS:
Mayor Bordoni addressed the Council as follows:
"It seems very appropriate at this time for me, as your New Mayor, to
give,you some idea of what I see ahead for us in the near future.
As many of you know, throughout my campaign I pledged myself to continue
the revitalization of the commercial districts, the continued improvements
of the neighborhoods, the improvement and expansions of our transportation
services, the continued support of our very fine parks and recreation areas
and facilities, the maintenance of our public services and the life safety
forces, along with the protection and enhancement of the physical and
human environment of the city.
But, tied to all of this is our city- administration, our financial con-
dition, the rising cost of energy, labor, equipment and materials and the
ever-increasing rate of inflation.
It is not going to be easy for me, for the Council, or for the citizen
of this fine city, but by working together I know we can put together
responsible programs that will conti-riue to develop --controlled growth o
our business areas, provide for the elderly and the handicapped, contin•
to improve our residential neighborhoods and continue to maintain the
level of services we have come to expect.
But, to be sure we are responding to the most immediate needs of our
citizens, I will encourage all the council people to become more involved
with their respective civic organizations and community groups. I will
ask the council people to become more involved with the many lay boards
we ?lave working very hard for us in the city, and to always maintain an
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open mind with an open communication policy, listening sensitively to
everyone's concerns, always remembering that our main task is to work
in a dedicated manner towards the best interests of the city and to keep
Ithaca a good place to live and work and to continue moving forward
maintaining the outstanding programs the city has enjoyed for the last
eight years.
Also, at this time I would like to say thank you to the many good
candidates that ran for this office and made it a very good campaign;
it was conducted in a responsible and sincere manner, one in which we
stuck to the issues and tried to respond to the public.
Most of all, at this time I would like to say a very sincere thank you
to the many friends, neighbors and relatives that encouraged and supported
me, and spent countless hours of their time and energy to make my campaign
a success; without your help it wouldn't have been possible, and without
the support and patience of my family it wouldn't have been possible.
Therefore, I accept this position and
it. I do not for a minute think I can
with the many important tasks ahead of
we can do it.
Thank you."
the responsibility that goes with
do it alone; I'll need your help
us, but working together I' know
BUDGET AND ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE:
Designation of Official Depositories
By Alderman Gutenberger: Seconded Uy Alderman Boothroyd
RESOLVED, That pursuant to Section 3-7 of the City Charter, the Tompkins
County Trust Company, the First Bank of Ithaca and the Citizens Savings
Bank be and they are hereby designated as the official depositories of
all City Funds for the year 1980 as follows:
TOMPKINS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY
City of Ithaca, General Fund
City of Ithaca, Payroll Fund
Capital Reserve Fund #4 - Bridges
Capital Reserve Fund #11 - Parks & Recreation Areas
Capital Reserve Fund #14 - Parking Areas
Capital Reserve Fund #15 - Fire Engine Replacement
Capital Reserve Fund #16 - Development of Nater Sources
Capital Reserve Fund #17 - Sewer Construction
Capital Reserve Fund #20 - IV. Hill Wr. & Sr. Replacement
Capital Reserve Fund #22 - Bus Replacement
Employees Group Insurance Deductions
Employees Withholding for Soc. Security Cont. Fund
Employees N.Y.S. Withholding Tax
Employees U.S. Savings Bonds
NYS Policemen's & Firemen's Retirement System
NYS Employees Retirement System
Guaranty F, Bid Deposits
City Tax Sale Redpt.
Health Facility Rental Agreement
Deposits on Nater Meters
Sale of Unclaimed Property Abandoned Vehicles
Commons Assessment Advance Payments
Federal Revenue Sharing
The Northeast Bus Run
Debt. Service
Firemen's Relief Fund ('Time Account)
Vet. Vol. Firemen's Assn. ("Time Account)
Cemetery Fund (Time Account)
M. C. IIillick Memorial Fund (Time Account)
Storms Cemetery Fund (Time Account)
11olmes-Stamp Cemetery Fund (Time Account)
FIRST BANK OF ITHACA
City of Ithaca, Nater F, Sewer Fund
City of Ithaca, Construction Fund
Firemen's Relief Fund
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
01 201 001004
04 201. 001004
01 201 001055
02 201 001055
03 201 001055
04 201 001055
05 201. 001055
06 201 001055
08 201 001055
09 201 001055
03 201 001004
07 201 001004
08 201 001004
09 201 001004
11 201 001004
12 201 001004
05 201. 001004
05 201. 001004
05 201 001004
05 201 001004
05 201 001004
05 201 001004
02-201. 001004
01 1.01 068794
11 201 001055
21 301 012261
22 301 012261
21 301 023298
21 301 140723
23 301 023298
22 301 023298
267 010109
267 010842
267 010001
Firemen's Relief Fund ('Time Account) 01 4 801254
Carried Unanimously
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Designation of Official Newspaper
By Alderman Gutenberger: Seconded by Alderman Saccucci
RESOLVED, That pursuant to Section 7-16 of the City Charter, the Ithaca
Journal be and it is hereby designated as the official newspaper of the
City of Ithaca for the'year 1980.
Carried Unanimously
Collateral to Secure Deposits
By Alderman Gutenberger: Seconded by Alderman Slattery
RESOLVED, That the collateral deposited by The Tompkins County Trust
Company, the First Bank of Ithaca and the Citizens Savings Bank, as
reported, be approved as to form and sufficiency.
Carried Unanimously
Public Officials Bond
By Alderman Gutenberger: Seconded by Alderman Saccucci
RESOLVED, That pursuant to Section 11 of the Public Officers Law the
following bonds, which are on file in the Office of the City Clerk, be
and are hereby approved in all respects for the year 1980:
John D. Wright, City Chamberlain $250,000 G0488174 Globe Indem. Co.
James J. Clynes, Jr., City Judge 4,000 G-438528 Globe Indem. Co..
Faithful Performance Bond, All
City Employees 250,000 G-438529 Globe Indem. Co.
Carried Unanimously
Designation of Regular Meeting Dates and Hours
By Alderman Gutenberger: Seconded by Alderman Slattery
RESOLVED, That regular meetings of the Common Council for 1980 be held
at 7:30 p.m., on the first Wednesday of each month, in the Common Council
Chambers at City hall, 108 East Green Street, Ithaca, New York.
Carried Unanimously
TRIBUTE TO EDWARD J. CONLEY:
Mayor Bordoni addresseded ormer Mayor Edward J. Conley as follows:
"It is my pleasure to say just a few words about Edward J. Conley's
dedicated service lie has given the City of Ithaca during his four terms
of office thru the seventies.
Ed, with your aggressive guidance during the eight years of service
you have made Ithaca one of the greatest communities in New York State.
Your leadership has done much for us, you have lead us thru downtown
renewal programs that have changed the heart of the city dramatically.
To mention but a few of the projects you have initiated and seen through
to completion are:
The Ithaca Commons
The Ithaca Commercial Building Facade Improvements
The Green Street Ramp Garage
The Seneca Street Ramp Garage
The Peripheral Street Improvements
and The Downtown Medical Facility.
In other business areas of the city you have lead us thru the Elmira
Road Project and into the beginning of the Collegetown improvements, th
Westend Improvements, the Cherry Street Industrial Project and the
Southwest Development Program.
In addition to the leadership you gave us in the commercial sectors of
the city you also gave us neighborhood revitalization programs that in-
volved an aggressive community development program dealing with housing
revitalization, neighborhood conservation, neighborhood improvements,
community facilities and, in addition to all this, a residential rezoning
program and new ordinances to continue to strengthen Ithaca and make it
a clean, safe place in which to live and work, and for all of this, and
much more that I have not mentioned, we are all eternally grateful.
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Ed, at this time --it is my honor and privilege to give to you in behalf
of the Common Council and the entire City this "Key" to the City of Ithaca
which you so richly deserve, and with the deepest sincerity we all want
to thank you very much, and wish you well in your new venture.
Thank you."
RECEPTION FOR MAYOR BORDONI AND FAMILY:
Alderman Boothroyd announced that, immediately following the meeting, a
reception would be held at 807 North Cayuga Street for Mayor Bordoni and
his family. Everyone present was invited.
Alderman Saccucci expressed the hope that the Council would continue to
achieve the same progress in the community as in the previous eight years.
ADJOURNMENT:
On a motion the meeting adjourned at 11:15 a.m.
os ph A. Rundle, City Clerk
Raym
, ond Bordoni, Jr., Mayor
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