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Caraccoli explained that building 31 is one of four buildings that would come under National Park Service control if designation proceeds. He said the Head Start program has been housed there since 1994 and that the current lease had expired. The mayor renegotiated terms, and the organization agreed to changes: Caraccoli described options discussed as either a 10‑year or a 5‑year term (the record states the mayor sought to reduce the prior 10‑year term to five years), and reported a proposed rent increase that the transcript records with inconsistent figures (the record mentions a prior number of $12,500 annually and later references an increase “from 1250 to 15,000” in the same discussion). Committee members were told both term and rent changes are acceptable to OCO.

On maintenance, Caraccoli said the city will remain responsible for exterior improvements (including the parking lot) while the organization remains responsible for interior upkeep and cleaning; major equipment failures (boiler, HVAC) would be the city’s responsibility because the city owns the building. The lease contains a clause permitting OCO to be released if the National Park Service takes over the building.

Committee action: the committee recommended authorization for the mayor to enter into the renegotiated lease with Oswego County Opportunities, Inc. for building 31 to continue the Head Start program. The transcript records committee agreement; exact roll‑call vote tallies and the final signed lease text were not recorded in the meeting transcript.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Oswego Committee Meeting - January 6th, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Administrative Services Committee recommended authorizing a new lease with Oswego County Opportunities, Inc. (OCO) for use of building 31 as a Head Start site; the transcript records the lease had expired, the mayor renegotiated terms, and the committee agreed to the revised term and rent proposal.","taxTitle","Oswego, Oswego County, New York","taxId",69772,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6275931,"Committee recommends new 25‑year lease with Safe Haven Museum, city to retain building ownership and exterior responsibilities",50,262911,313800,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2767765-0085d87f40a9a91b0253e80ed7aec20b&start=262&end=313","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2767765-0085d87f40a9a91b0253e80ed7aec20b/thumbnail_262911.jpg","/articles/6275931/Oswego/Oswego-County/New-York/Committee-recommends-new-25year-lease-with-Safe-Haven-Museum-city-to-retain-building-ownership-and-exterior-responsibilities","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275931-c746b5ec02d80de8b3bde1d2bb669911/orig.mp4?Expires=1771156379&Signature=GnMjCuxXgxhXgnJFuoCFwPSNERLx1wyjc0Mci-NvNxSJP2kDO~94eOpfQjrI716wUF0O4p3WTGIjx3bfRx50l69Zbd2wpjvRO5Tb5hpLB0wGwrv~MFlGcRNzTKgBFhFIjItvURzeXVbEQTFxGTW2-W8lHP~-W8BSOkog4w01xCvVT7RfPa4zmUp--zctoM2~11HpYv5MR170oWuYae5JpLL1ABFH0xgwDRsKv8Vwyp~gDC0vgGFDbRlAPHhaOeixZjYO2aoh87kvllJkojhmEFT8XkuNgR8n~KUg8IK3odmBMihNQiFJijYF60P8iOlhXqcLjdz--EyuoshqF~LHeQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City Attorney Kevin Caraccoli presented a proposed lease extension authorizing the mayor to enter into a new agreement with the Safe Haven Museum and Education Center to use the former Ford Ontario Emergency Shelter administration building as a museum; the Administrative Services Committee recommended adoption of the lease.

Caraccoli said the proposed lease is a cleanup and extension of the existing arrangement first entered in or around 2000 and later renewed; the organization’s name has changed since the original agreement. The city will retain ownership of the building and commit to insuring the building structure, while the museum (Safe Haven) will be responsible for insuring interior contents. Caraccoli said that shifting interior-insurance responsibility should substantially reduce the museum’s insurance premium. He described the new lease as a 25‑year agreement and said Safe Haven’s board agreed to a matching 25‑year lease; the recorded rental term is $1 (nominal) for the city’s benefit and public goodwill.

Caraccoli also discussed a pending National Park Service designation for related historic property and said the lease includes language to allow continued partnership with the Park Service should designation proceed. He asked the committee for favorable consideration and answered questions. Committee members moved and recorded affirmative responses; a motion was made to authorize the mayor to sign the new lease.

Committee action: committee recommended authorization for the mayor to enter into a new 25‑year lease with Safe Haven Museum and Education Center, with the museum responsible for interior contents insurance and the city retaining building ownership and exterior maintenance obligations.","The city attorney presented a lease extension with the Safe Haven Museum and Education Center for the former emergency shelter administration building; the committee recommended approval of a 25‑year nominal lease, with the museum responsible for interior insurance and the city retaining building ownership and exterior maintenance obligations.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6275936,"Council authorizes $200 donation purchase and $26,650 transfer for firefighters’ equipment and clothing allowance",48,137680,186000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2767765-0085d87f40a9a91b0253e80ed7aec20b&start=137&end=186","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2767765-0085d87f40a9a91b0253e80ed7aec20b/thumbnail_137680.jpg","/articles/6275936/Oswego/Oswego-County/New-York/Council-authorizes-200-donation-purchase-and-26650-transfer-for-firefighters-equipment-and-clothing-allowance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275936-653de1c390c3a616cee6d9093018e255/orig.mp4?Expires=1771156379&Signature=MoWq1D~UGxD1V9EAwVfgMxweM9~2dZ97dwzF385RDjXCpP8wshZzt14jR4eLk8y8RCnhZ8gZLdJJHH-r5LnY-pyHUcS1GBJKl81qozD9gSxXmu82mjuqkIk3WeEuFVPPbGg-QCyl2VzpZm2alWk3YsE6wfFSjZPJzYYLVzTNQS0HLaWAXK214askc5VJq~5HsmxV8g~ksep6H70l13mn~aLku4AHLcQVeGFklsltUROqk5OV55T8QLY4Po-4aszMQbBjju8QwvpFz2JkbHYyZjTKjulcyvQ6hepjxdSI9KUUgpucavKbnfZ5jL4NCmiOpQyccJOArncGj2ACj2KQQw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Fire Chief Paul Canzone asked the Administrative Services Committee to accept a $200 donation from Harbor Freight Tools to buy firefighting equipment and to authorize a $26,650 internal transfer to cover firefighter clothing allowances; committee members moved and voiced approval.

Chief Paul Canzone presented the two items. He said Harbor Freight donated $200 and the department intends to purchase a dewatering pump. He described the transfer as “bookkeeping”: the firefighter clothing allowance is $650 per eligible firefighter per year, and the department needs $26,650 moved from the firefighter personal services account (101) into the firefighter clothing allowance account so payments or uniform purchases can be processed.

Canvassing committee members recorded affirmative responses when motions were called. The record does not show individual roll-call vote tallies or the names of motion movers and seconders.

Committee action: the committee authorized acceptance of the Harbor Freight donation for equipment purchase and approved the internal transfer of $26,650 into the firefighter clothing allowance account.","At the Administrative Services Committee, Fire Chief Paul Canzone said a $200 donation from Harbor Freight Tools will be used to buy a dewatering pump and the committee approved a $26,650 transfer from firefighter personal services to the firefighter clothing allowance account.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6275941,"Council OKs temporary display of donated art on Oswego bridge for February",21,32148,53666,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2767765-0085d87f40a9a91b0253e80ed7aec20b&start=32&end=53","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2767765-0085d87f40a9a91b0253e80ed7aec20b/thumbnail_32148.jpg","/articles/6275941/Oswego/Oswego-County/New-York/Council-OKs-temporary-display-of-donated-art-on-Oswego-bridge-for-February","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275941-071eea1d9e02a7a64af3cf7c52007b35/orig.mp4?Expires=1771156379&Signature=bWuKrdijDCjcuhL6ORNwCTkKath3GmMC-pCCT-ZmwkAndZmBD0XnZYFFq9TjXFd-lsgodlSOgjCdg7gDFFrOt8H5KVBW8XYt5lz82v5mwDatFku~1acPCH3Wy~liiwTEAhiZYT9i6p40J8XCeQwC9J7~CrIBOL~shnX8KBG0BL~ontKI1D-pHFVbFxxY8c2mE~d43n1vnUbobT3Lbm9PWoqvRz8ajSIRMgEsB035VDTp6w1TjqbKXDwb4CAQuabEmhidI9bhdu0no5Jcjvv8qXjkILW79EHJ4q93UQzHJgbccFvf7EH0appsXvFEMkAokKFMp0nVKK4o8S7~SSf-lQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Ellen Clark requested that the council approve display of donated artwork on the bridge for the month of February, and committee members approved the request.

Clark told the Service Committee that she has donated art for the bridge for “probably seven years” and that many members of the community enjoy the displays. Mayor Robert A. Cordino asked for the committee’s consideration and a motion was made and seconded; committee members voiced approval.

The item was presented as a one-month permission for the “hart on the bridge” project (transcript spelling) with Clark identified as the donor and the Public Buildings & Works (PBW) noted as the department that installs the pieces. Committee members moved and recorded affirmative responses; no funding, maintenance obligations, or special conditions were discussed in the record.

Committee action: the committee approved the request to allow Clark’s donated artwork to be displayed on the bridge for February. No dollar amounts or alternate installation plans were presented on the record.","Councilors approved a request from resident Ellen Clark to display donated artwork on the bridge for the month of February; Mayor Robert A. Cordino and committee members voiced support during the Service Committee meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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Committee approves renegotiated Head Start lease for building 31; rent and term changes noted

Committee recommends new 25‑year lease with Safe Haven Museum, city to retain building ownership and exterior responsibilities

Council authorizes $200 donation purchase and $26,650 transfer for firefighters’ equipment and clothing allowance

Council OKs temporary display of donated art on Oswego bridge for February