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Syracuse Common Council Meeting - November 10, 2025

Public MeetingsMonday, November 10, 2025
BodySyracuse, New York
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DateMonday, November 10, 2025
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10:44

Let us pray.

10:47

Almighty God.

10:50

We uplift to you, our leaders, and bless those who hold office in the government of Syracuse that they may do their work in a spirit of wisdom, kindness, and justice.

11:04

Help them use their authority to serve faithfully and promote the general welfare of all.

11:11

Help us as good citizens to respect neighbors whose views are different than ours, so that without anger we may work out issues that divide us, so the common good may prevail.

11:26

Oh Lord, it is our prayer that your wisdom will be upon this council.

11:31

Guide their decisions and deliver deliberations, empower our city government to function efficiently, and help our leaders be good stewards of the resources entrusted to us.

11:45

We pray for the people of Syracuse.

11:47

May our common concern and care for one another be established in peace and compassion.

11:54

Bless us with your guidance and strength.

11:58

Amen.

12:12

Councillor Codwell.

12:13

President.

12:13

Councilor Michelle.

12:14

Here.

12:15

Councilor Paniagua.

12:16

Here.

12:16

Councilor Gathers.

12:17

President.

12:18

Councilor Nave.

12:19

Present.

12:19

Counselor Hogan.

12:21

Here.

12:21

Counselor Williams.

12:23

Councilor Jones Rouser.

12:24

Counselor Mato.

12:26

All present with exception of Jones Rousser.

12:29

May I have a motion to approve the minutes of the November 10th meeting?

12:33

So move.

12:33

Second.

12:34

Second.

12:35

Please call the role.

12:36

All in favor.

12:45

It's all good.

12:46

Yeah.

12:46

And opposed, right?

12:47

Yeah.

12:48

Are there any petitions?

12:51

No, Madam President.

12:52

Are there any committee reports?

12:54

I have one President Hudson.

12:56

Um on behalf of uh Council Jones Rousser.

12:59

We had a neighborhood preservation meeting uh Monday at two o'clock, 11325, and as it was a follow-up on the land bank annual report.

13:07

Thank you.

13:09

Next.

13:10

Yep.

13:10

Um public safety committee had a meeting on November 6th to talk about alternative to incarceration.

13:19

Uh program.

13:21

So are there any more committee reports?

13:25

Are there any communications?

13:27

Yes, Madam President.

13:28

We have one from the Honorable Alex Marion City Auditor.

13:31

Uh audit report for sidewalks and cafe permit from Jake Dishhaw.

13:42

At 634 South Getting Street from Empire Development, a letter together with finding for the Solaristry Mixed Use Project Anadog County from Empire State Development, a letter with finding for Bullfitch Buell Pub Capital Project and Anagog County, and a letter from WL.

14:04

A letter accepted in terms of conditions of ordinance number seven sixty-five this year.

14:11

Thank you.

14:13

I have item number eight, and I am going to withdraw that one.

14:17

President I'm President Gathers.

14:20

Counselor Gathers.

14:21

That sounded good.

14:23

Thank you, Madam President of items nine.

14:25

This is amendment to the local law.

14:27

Section eight one-one five.

14:29

Thank you.

14:31

Thank you.

14:32

Item item nine.

14:35

Are there any objections?

14:38

Discussion.

14:40

Please call the law.

15:00

Oh, yes.

15:02

Okay.

15:03

Oh.

15:04

Excuse me, Madam President.

15:06

For item number nine, I would like to introduce in table.

15:10

Thank you.

15:11

Councillor Carwell.

15:13

Thank you, Madam President.

15:15

Lessons are today.

15:16

I have items 10 through 13.

15:18

I would like to introduce them and urge their adoption.

15:20

Thank you.

15:21

Item number 10.

15:23

Are there any objections?

15:26

Discussion?

15:28

Please call the role.

15:29

All in favor?

15:30

Aye.

15:31

Opposed.

15:32

Unanimous.

15:32

Item 11.

15:34

Are there any objections?

15:36

Discussion.

15:38

Please call the role.

15:40

All in favor?

15:41

Aye.

15:41

Opposed.

15:42

Shunanimous.

15:43

Item 12.

15:44

Are there any objections?

15:47

Discussion.

15:48

Please call the role.

15:50

All in favor.

15:51

Aye.

15:51

Opposed.

15:52

Shinanimous.

15:53

Thank you.

15:53

Councillor McJock.

15:55

Thank you, Madam President.

15:56

I have item 14 to 21.

16:00

Item 14 would be withdrawn.

16:03

Item 15 to 21 already.

16:05

And I would like to introduce them and urge the adoption.

16:08

Thank you.

16:09

Item 14 is being withdrawn.

16:11

Item 15.

16:15

Are there any objections?

16:18

Discussion.

16:20

Yes.

16:21

I would like to extend an appreciation to administration, uh, to Director Latif, and all uh colleagues that are involved in making sure that we are finding ways to deter any any violent behavior or any activity so that we can save lives.

16:47

My hope as a chair of this committee is that that exalt will not be just another program that the federal government or the state government has given money to a city, and then it just it just goes with no results.

17:05

My hope is that exalt coming to into the city of Syracuse will make a difference, that the lives in our lives of the citizen in our city would be safe, and there will be difference that that we are hoping for.

17:19

And my hope is that the management and the supervision of this program, you know, coincide with the with the goals and the vision that we have for our residents in our city.

17:33

Thank you.

17:34

Any more communication?

17:37

Please call the role.

17:38

All in favor, aye opposed.

17:42

Item 16.

17:43

Are there any objections?

17:46

Discussion.

17:47

Yes.

17:49

Okay.

17:50

So this is another item that I'm so proud to be a part of.

17:57

Uh thanking all my colleagues for uh helping support this item.

18:04

Uh this item is an installation of honorary street signs to honor Syracuse 8, a group of brave individuals through Syracuse University that through the effort, athlete across the country and specifically Syracuse University, are recognized and are treated fairly.

18:25

And here with us is our former county legislator Carmen Harlow, who was also a star quarterback at Syracuse University, is here to uh say a few words on behalf of Syracuse 8 as their designated representative.

18:44

So uh Carmen, would you come up?

18:47

Say a few words on behalf of the group.

18:59

Hold it together, brother.

19:07

I wasn't a star at Syracuse, I was a teammate.

19:10

I did go there as a childhood dream.

19:12

I appreciate you, but I was a I was up there years ago, but 55 years ago.

19:19

1970, you know.

19:24

They brothers, like brothers, Syracuse didn't just seem to like what was going on at the time.

19:31

Love Ben Schwarzwarder, former coach there, and there was a lot of things that were going on that they identified in the locker room, medical care, lack of tutors, things for them, tutors for other people after games.

19:47

Some folks was getting envelopes, some weren't getting envelopes.

19:53

Players back then, but I knew these guys because I was childhood alumni.

20:00

I'm a childhood fan, living in Pioneer Homes.

20:02

One time I lived in Pioneer Homes, Baker Ab, still in the footballs and chin straps and all that during those days.

20:09

So I'm a lifelong res uh fan of Syracuse football.

20:12

I'm a former student athlete there and all.

20:15

And I see some familiar faces here, and these guys stuck their necks out.

20:23

You know, they protested that spring, 1970, and I was part of it as a young student at Roosevelt Junior High School at the time.

20:34

And the students up there joined them.

20:40

Remember all around Walnut Avenue, Marshall Street, that whole campus was supporting them.

20:48

I mean, there were some errors, it was the same era as Vietnam War and all that.

20:52

But when these guys stuck their neck out, they expanded all that.

20:58

And they took now a lot all of them, no, no, a lot of them weren't allowed back on the team after that.

21:05

Some were freshmen, some were sophomore.

21:07

Back then, you can lead, you can keep your scholarship back then.

21:11

So four-year scholarship, whether you quit or whatever.

21:14

When I started in 74 was one year renewal, or you know, when you flunked out, you lost your scholarship.

21:20

So those guys were able to continue with their education after they protested.

21:25

Six or seven were not allowed back on that team.

21:28

It was just students.

21:30

One or two were allowed back on the team after discussion.

21:35

So these brothers stayed on campus, they didn't go home, got their degrees, became very professional people, bankers, principals in the private life after they left.

21:48

So they hung out, hung in there for three years on campus.

21:53

I got to know them very well.

21:56

I honored them.

21:57

I respected them, I loved them.

22:00

And um, that courage back then, 55 years ago, and we see what's going on now in society.

22:08

That was a long time ago.

22:10

It was in the 60s when Martin Luther King and things like that was going on, and the Kennedys.

22:16

But these guys stuck their neck out like that, and about probably all eight of them would have gone to the NFL if they were still allowed to play.

22:24

There were some teammates that didn't want them back on the team.

22:29

They called them militants, they called them every name in the book.

22:33

You know, a lot of them have air force.

22:36

A lot of things went on.

22:37

So even that going on, you've seen there was some racism that was going on there, okay.

22:42

And it was you had to speak about it.

22:46

Because it's the truth.

22:47

And then they were honored by Syracuse University after that.

22:51

Syracuse University apologized.

22:53

You know, Chancellor Cantor.

22:55

I was, you know, I was on a Syracuse A Committee, asked to be on that, which was an honor with a fellow teammate of mine, Art Monk, and a few other people.

23:05

And Jim Brown would never come back here until these guys invited him.

23:11

Jim Brown way back in the 50s.

23:14

Okay.

23:16

And those guys in those years used to come into the community and party in the 15th war with folks in the neighborhoods.

23:23

There wasn't anything on campus.

23:25

So when Jim Brown came back, on their behalf, that's well, really, when the significance of it all was brought to light.

23:39

And God bless Chancellor Cantor, who had the courage to do that.

23:47

The former athletic director, Darryl Gross, give him credit.

23:52

They came together, they heard the story.

23:54

That's when the wheels got to rolling to honor them up on campus.

23:58

So through some discussions recently, you know, with some of them that came back, from my sister's uh funeral.

24:14

I'm behalf of them.

24:16

I want to thank all you honorable people, because they're they're crying just like I am.

24:26

This button you be honored off campus by significant people.

24:34

It means a lot.

24:38

But when they're honored off campus, and remembered as a community, did support them.

24:49

And I was a rebel.

24:51

I did some things, you know, back there when that happened.

24:55

I admit it.

24:57

But just the significance of this being done.

25:00

Campus by significant people it means a lot we honor on campus when you're honored off campus and remembered as a community did support the rebel did some things you know about there when that happened I admit it but just uh significance of this being done on Avenue Doctor appreciate you all you honorable people appreciate your honor be high let me faces up here I know McBride President Hudson Council Caldwell with your grandfather we honored years ago at the Urban Sports Hall of Fame for his significance and you and your brother what you've done at 90 hand you'd be honored someday soon with your athletic conferences okay Rita Please change Gathers man you only 16 people man won championship 2006 we're down to 16 players you were one of them Valley Youth football chair 2006 for the Eastern Regional Championship so we go back on the 16 players man almost didn't make it we didn't all of y'all the rest council Hogan talking about Pop Harlowson now you going back now calling this by the first day because I feel I can do that you serve my dad I love your dad watch over not in receipt man some of you might not know that well but God bless you means a lot really means a lot and I'm gonna take a picture of this and send it to Gregory Allen John Logan they were gonna try to be here on the 28th step to December sometime with all that's going on with flights and there was gonna be an honorary thing on 29th for our monk when they want to retire his jersey at the Sirius University campus, so they were all coming into that because the Syracuse A committee was uh Lum know if our stuff very well and there was some demands asked that SU said no, so they said well we can't do that on that month.

27:02

So they said we well, we're not gonna come to 28th.

27:04

So we'll look maybe a week later in December to actually try to do the 28th, but after that.

27:14

So I won't take up too much of their time, but God bless you, love you.

27:18

Thank you very much, and uh it really means a lot.

27:22

How many decides?

27:40

Well, thank you, thank you, uh Carmen and all counselors, thank you as well.

27:45

We will make sure we'll work with city clerk and department of public work to make sure that the the installation of the sign is aligned with the some of the members that want to be here that it matched that date that they are going to be here.

28:00

So we'll do that, all right.

28:02

And thank you so much for those words.

28:04

You gave us some history today, and uh just so proud of our city and people we have made it to be so thank you, thank you, madam president.

28:14

Thank you.

28:14

Would the clerk please call the roll?

28:16

All in favor, aye, opposed, unanimous.

28:20

Thank you.

28:20

Item 17.

28:22

Are there any objections?

28:25

Discussion, please call the roll.

28:28

All in favor, aye, opposed, unanimous.

28:31

Item 18.

28:32

Are there any objections?

28:34

Discussion, please call the roll.

28:38

All in favor, aye, opposed, unanimous.

28:41

Item 19.

28:42

Are there any objections?

28:44

Discussion, please call the roll.

28:47

All in favor, aye, opposed, unanimous.

28:50

Item 20.

28:51

Are there any objections?

28:54

Discussion, please call the roll.

28:57

All in favor, aye, opposed, unanimous.

29:00

Item 21.

29:01

Are there any objections?

29:04

Discussion please call the roll.

29:07

All in favor, aye opposed, excuse me, counselor Benny How.

29:13

Uh good afternoon, everybody.

29:15

I am introducing item number 22 and urging for its adoption.

29:20

Thank you.

29:20

Item 22.

29:22

Are there any objections?

29:25

Discussion, please call the room.

29:28

All in favor, aye, opposed, unanimous.

29:31

Councilor Gathers, thank you, Madam President.

29:37

Thank you.

29:38

Item 23.

29:39

Are there any objections?

29:42

Discussion, please call the roll.

29:45

All in favor, aye.

29:47

Opposed, unanimous.

29:48

Item 24.

29:50

Are there any objections?

29:52

Discussion.

29:54

Please call the roll.

29:56

All in favor, aye.

29:57

Opposed.

29:58

Unanimous.

29:59

Item 25.

30:00

Are there any objections?

30:03

Discussion?

30:04

Please call the roll.

30:06

All in favor.

30:07

Opposed.

30:08

Unanimous.

30:09

Item 26.

30:10

Are there any objections?

30:13

Discussion.

30:15

Please call the roll.

30:16

All in favor.

30:17

Aye.

30:17

Opposed.

30:19

Item 27.

30:20

Are there any objections?

30:23

Discussion.

30:25

Please call the roll.

30:26

All in favor.

30:27

Aye.

30:28

Opposed.

30:28

Unanimous.

30:29

Item 28.

30:31

Are there any objections?

30:33

Discussion.

30:35

Please call the roll.

30:36

All in favor.

30:37

Aye.

30:38

Opposed.

30:40

Item 29.

30:41

Are there any objections?

30:43

Discussion.

30:45

Please call the roll.

30:46

All in favor.

30:47

Aye.

30:48

Opposed.

30:49

Item 30.

30:50

Are there any objections?

30:53

Discussion.

30:54

Please call the roll.

30:56

All in favor.

30:56

Aye.

30:57

Opposed.

30:58

Unanimous.

30:59

Item 31.

31:00

Are there any objections?

31:02

Discussion.

31:04

Please call the roll.

31:05

All in favor.

31:06

Aye.

31:06

Opposed.

31:07

Unanimous.

31:08

Item 32.

31:09

Are there any objections?

31:11

Discussion.

31:13

Please call the roll.

31:14

All in favor.

31:15

Aye.

31:16

Opposed.

31:17

Unanimous.

31:18

Item 33.

31:19

Are there any objections?

31:21

Discussion.

31:23

Please call the roll.

31:24

All in favor.

31:25

Aye.

31:25

Opposed.

31:26

Unanimous.

31:27

Item 34.

31:28

Are there any objections?

31:30

Discussion?

31:32

Please call the roll.

31:33

All in favor.

31:34

Aye.

31:34

Opposed.

31:35

Unanimous.

31:36

Alrighty, Councillor Hogan.

31:38

President Hudson, I have items 35 through 40.

31:41

I will hold item 37.

31:43

35, 36, 38, 39, 40.

31:47

I'd like to introduce and urge their adoption.

31:49

Thank you.

31:49

Item 35.

31:51

Are there any objections?

31:54

Discussion.

31:56

Please call the roll.

31:57

All in favor?

31:58

Aye.

32:00

Item 36.

32:02

Are there any objections?

32:04

Discussion.

32:06

Please call the roll.

32:07

All in favor?

32:08

Aye.

32:09

Opposed.

32:09

Unanimous.

32:10

Item 37 is being held.

32:12

Item 38.

32:14

Are there any objections?

32:17

Discussion.

32:19

Please call the roll.

32:20

All in favor?

32:21

Aye.

32:22

Opposed.

32:22

Unanimous.

32:23

Item 39.

32:25

Are there any objections?

32:27

Discussion.

32:29

Please call the roll.

32:30

All in favor.

32:31

Aye.

32:32

Opposed.

32:33

Unanimous.

32:34

Item 40.

32:35

Are there any objections?

32:37

Discussion?

32:39

Please call the roll.

32:40

All in favor?

32:41

Aye.

32:41

Opposed.

32:42

Unanimous.

32:43

Thank you.

32:43

Councilor Williams.

32:44

Thank you.

32:45

Madam President.

32:45

I have items 41 through 48.

32:47

41 will be held.

32:49

Items 42 through 48 are ready.

32:52

I would like to introduce an urge by adoption.

32:54

Thank you.

32:58

Item 43 we have to resubmit as a whole law.

33:02

Item 43, you say Joe?

33:09

Is it a is it not a permanent?

33:11

It's not a permanent easement, right?

33:17

Okay.

33:18

Um if you just introduce the yeah, we can do that.

33:21

It was it was present, it was um submitted to us as a local law.

33:25

I don't think so.

33:25

Um let's make sure we have it in front of us, okay?

33:30

What's the item 43?

33:32

43 43.

33:47

We do have as a local law, so we can do that.

33:50

All right, yes, thank you.

33:52

Then Madam President, we will introduce from table item 43.

33:55

Thank you, Joe.

33:57

Thank you.

33:59

So item 41 is being held.

34:02

Item 42.

34:04

Are there sorry?

34:06

Item 40.

34:07

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you.

34:09

Are there any objections?

34:12

Discussion, please call the roll.

34:15

All in favor, aye opposed, unanimous.

34:18

Item 43 is being introduced in table.

34:21

Item 44, are there any objections?

34:25

Discussion, please call the roll.

34:28

All in favor, aye, opposed, item 45, are there any objections?

34:36

Discussion, please call the roll.

34:39

All in favor, aye, opposed, unanimous.

34:42

Item 46, are there any objections?

34:47

Discussion.

34:49

Please call the roll.

34:50

All in favor, aye.

34:52

Opposed, unanimous.

34:54

Item 47, are there any objections?

34:57

Discussion, please call the roll.

35:00

Opposed unanimous item 45 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed unanimous item 46 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed unanimous item 47 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed unanimous item 48 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed unanimous and thank you president hudson i have items on behalf of council jones rouser as i have items 49 through 52 i will hold hold 49 and 50 51 and 52 are in loose and urge your adoption thank you items 49 is being held item 50 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed unanimous item 51 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed item 52 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed thank you council mjuck and gathers whichever one wants to take thank you madam president on behalf of myself and counsel counselor gathers i would like to make a motion to waive the rules second all in favor aye opposed unanimous uh council gathers and i have item 53 to 57 i would like to introduce them and urge the adoption thank you item 53 are there any objections discussion yes um so this items uh in front of us you know took a lot of work from different people from myself madam president chief mon mike lehman deputy mayor the budget department our staff just to bring it together and you know in the coming future we'll share more about about this item but this item I just want to extend appreciation to all the individuals that have put work in to bring this to to this point uh chief man thank you so much for for leading this mic did amazing thank you uh madam president without further ado uh thank you sir um can you um go waive the rules from 53 to 57 just so we can wave them again wave the rules for uh make a note that you may waive the okay we we we have waived the rules here uh giving exception to these waivers uh number 53 from from number 53 to 57 do i need to say them individually or just that's good 53 to 57 waiving the rules and it has been second by Williams it has been second thank you all right with that item 53 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed unanimous item 54 are there any objections discussion please call the rule all in favor aye opposed unanimous item 55 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed unanimous item 56 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed unanimous item 57 are there any objections discussion please call the roll all in favor aye opposed unanimous we have now concluded the meeting may I have a motion to adjourn so move second all in favor aye opposed unanimous and I don't gotta make it short now I don't want to take up much seven minutes into the speech tickle like oh my god

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Summary of Proceedings

Syracuse Common Council Meeting - November 10, 2025

The Syracuse Common Council met on November 10, 2025, beginning with a prayer and roll call. Councilors present included Codwell, Michelle, Paniagua, Gathers, Nave, Hogan, Williams, and Mato; Councilor Jones Rousser was absent. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved unanimously. Several committee reports and communications were presented, followed by the introduction and voting on numerous agenda items, most of which passed unanimously.

Committee Reports

  • Neighborhood Preservation Committee (reported by Councilor Jones Rousser via President Hudson): Met on Monday at 2:00 p.m. to follow up on the Land Bank annual report.
  • Public Safety Committee (reported by Councilor [not specified]): Met on November 6 to discuss alternative-to-incarceration programs.

Communications

  • The City Auditor submitted an audit report for sidewalks and a café permit for 634 South Getting Street.
  • Empire State Development submitted letters regarding the Solaristry Mixed Use Project and Bullfitch Buell Pub Capital Project.
  • A letter from W.L. accepting terms and conditions of Ordinance No. 765 was received.

Consent Calendar (Unanimous Approvals Without Discussion)

  • Approval of minutes from the November 10 meeting.
  • Items 10, 11, 12, 13 (introduced by Councilor Caldwell) – adopted unanimously.
  • Items 15 through 21 (except 14, which was withdrawn) – adopted unanimously, with discussion on items 15 and 16.
  • Items 22 through 34 – adopted unanimously.
  • Items 35, 36, 38, 39, 40 (Item 37 held) – adopted unanimously.
  • Items 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48 (Item 41 held) – adopted unanimously.
  • Items 51 and 52 (Items 49 and 50 held) – adopted unanimously.
  • Items 53 through 57 – adopted unanimously after a motion to waive rules.

Discussion Items

  • Item 9 (amendment to local law, Section 8-115): Councilor Gathers asked to introduce and table the item. No objections; the item was tabled.
  • Item 15 (EXALT program): Councilor Gathers expressed appreciation for administration, Director Latif, and all involved in deterring violent behavior. He stated his hope that EXALT would not be "just another program" with no results, but would make a difference and be managed in line with the city’s goals and vision. The item passed unanimously.
  • Item 16 (honorary street signs for Syracuse 8): Councilor Gathers introduced the item, describing it as honoring eight brave Syracuse University athletes who protested racial inequities in 1970. Former County Legislator and SU athlete Carmen Harlow spoke emotionally on behalf of the group. He detailed the history: the players’ protest over unequal treatment (medical care, tutoring, envelopes after games), many being barred from the team but persisting to earn degrees, and later being honored by SU (Chancellor Cantor, Athletic Director Darryl Gross). Harlow thanked the council for remembering them off-campus and committed to working with the city clerk and DPW to schedule the sign installation to align with members' availability. The item passed unanimously.
  • Item 43 (local law): Councilor Williams initially said it needed to be reintroduced as a local law. After clarification that it was already a local law, it was introduced from the table and tabled for later consideration.
  • Items 53-57 (comprehensive package): Councilor Gathers noted extensive work from Chief Man, Mike Lehman, Deputy Mayor, budget department, and staff. A motion to waive rules for these items passed unanimously, then each item passed unanimously.

Key Outcomes

  • All agenda items voted on (except those held or withdrawn) passed unanimously.
  • Item 8 (unidentified) was withdrawn by the President.
  • Items 14, 37, 41, 49, and 50 were held.
  • Item 9 and Item 43 were tabled.
  • The council adjourned by motion.

Note: No public comments section was present; the only comment from a non-council member was by Carmen Harlow on Item 16.

Meeting Transcript

Let us pray. Almighty God. We uplift to you, our leaders, and bless those who hold office in the government of Syracuse that they may do their work in a spirit of wisdom, kindness, and justice. Help them use their authority to serve faithfully and promote the general welfare of all. Help us as good citizens to respect neighbors whose views are different than ours, so that without anger we may work out issues that divide us, so the common good may prevail. Oh Lord, it is our prayer that your wisdom will be upon this council. Guide their decisions and deliver deliberations, empower our city government to function efficiently, and help our leaders be good stewards of the resources entrusted to us. We pray for the people of Syracuse. May our common concern and care for one another be established in peace and compassion. Bless us with your guidance and strength. Amen. Councillor Codwell. President. Councilor Michelle. Here. Councilor Paniagua. Here. Councilor Gathers. President. Councilor Nave. Present. Counselor Hogan. Here. Counselor Williams. Councilor Jones Rouser. Counselor Mato. All present with exception of Jones Rousser. May I have a motion to approve the minutes of the November 10th meeting? So move. Second. Second. Please call the role. All in favor. It's all good. Yeah. And opposed, right? Yeah. Are there any petitions? No, Madam President. Are there any committee reports? I have one President Hudson. Um on behalf of uh Council Jones Rousser. We had a neighborhood preservation meeting uh Monday at two o'clock, 11325, and as it was a follow-up on the land bank annual report. Thank you. Next. Yep. Um public safety committee had a meeting on November 6th to talk about alternative to incarceration. Uh program. So are there any more committee reports? Are there any communications?

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