ECFSA Full Board Meeting May 26, 2009

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ECFSA Full Board Meeting May 26, 2009 Present: Chairman Robert Glaser, Secretary Stanley Keysa, Director John Johnson, Director Kenneth Kruly, Director Louis Thomas Good morning. Welcome to a meeting of the ECFSA. The first thing that we are going to do is go into executive session. We will be right back. We need to vote on that and we also need to note the purpose of that. From my understanding that is for a contract matter that we need to discuss with our legal counsel. Director Thomas moved to approve, Director Kruly seconded and the Directors voted unanimously to move into executive session. RETURN FROM EXECUTIVE SESSION Okay sorry for the delay, we will continue our meeting. Mr. Chairman, for the record, I d like to state that the Board met in executive session. No votes were taken and we are returning to open session. The first order of business is the approval of the minutes and meeting and they are ready for action. Mr. Keysa? You have before you the minutes from the meeting of May 15, 2009. Again Miss Martin has prepared those. They were distributed previously and are ready for board approval. Director Johnson moved to approve, Director Kruly seconded and the Directors voted unanimously to approve the following resolution: Resolution No. 09-43 APPROVING MINUTES AND RESOLUTIONS FROM THE MAY 15, 2009 MEETING BE IT RESOLVED that the Erie County Fiscal Stability Authority approves the minutes of its May 15, 2009 meeting and ratifies and affirms seven resolutions numbered 09-41and 09-42 that were approved on May 5, 2009. This resolution shall take effect immediately. The next order of business are the contracts. Mr. Vetter I will turn that over to you.

Executive Director Vetter: Mr. Chairman if I could, there is a contract matrix in your folders. Contracts that are up for approval have been reviewed by staff. Items 1-1 through 3-2, there are eight agreements there that staff has reviewed and there are none in the categories that the board has indicated could pose a potential conflict of interest. Staff would recommend consideration of these contracts as a slate. Could I get a motion to consider those as a slate? Director Thomas moved to approve, Director Johnson seconded and the Directors voted unanimously to approve the following resolution: Resolution No. 09-44 APPROVING CERTAIN CONTRACTS, SETTLEMENTS, AND OTHER OBLIGATIONS BINDING THE COUNTY OF ERIE WHEREAS, Chapter 182 of the New York Laws of 2005 created the Erie County Fiscal Stability Authority ( ECFSA ) to serve as a corporate governmental agency and instrumentality of the State of New York, and as a public benefit corporation to oversee [Erie] County s budget, financial and capital plans; to issue bonds, notes or other obligations to achieve budgetary savings and to finance short-term cash flow or capital needs; and, if necessary, to develop financial plans on behalf of the County if the County is unwilling or unable to take the required steps toward fiscal stability; and WHEREAS, the ECFSA first imposed a control period upon the County of Erie (the County ) by adopting Resolution 06-49 on November 3, 2006; and WHEREAS, incident to and in furtherance of the imposition of the control period, the ECFSA adopted Resolution 06-51, which authorized a process for approving contracts, settlements, or other obligations binding or purporting to bind the County ( contract approval process ), on November 3, 2006; and WHEREAS, in adopting Resolution 07-04 on January 11, 2007, the ECFSA renewed and continued the contract approval process authorized by Resolution 06-51; and WHEREAS, the ECFSA has adopted Resolution 07-10, which replaces and supersedes the contract approval process authorized by Resolution 06-51; and WHEREAS, the ECFSA must review and approve any contract, settlement, or other obligation, valued at greater than $50,000, that binds or purports to bind the County or a covered organization, before it takes effect; and WHEREAS, the County Executive or a Responsible Official, as defined in Resolution 07-10, has duly submitted a request for review of the contracts, settlements, and other obligations listed on the attached document; and WHEREAS, the ECFSA Executive Director, after consultation with the ECFSA Staff, has recommended approval of each contract, settlement, or other obligation via written correspondence to each ECFSA Director; 2

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the ECFSA approves the contracts, settlements, and other obligations listed on the attached document. Department Description Amount Buffalo and Erie County Library- Miller Enterprises Public restroom renovations at the Central Library $85,000-no local share Environment & Planning-grant-CDBG Environment & Planning-grant-CDBG Environment & Planning-grant CDBG Village of Angola-replace deteriorated waterline on South Main Street Village of Springville-replace deteriorated waterline on North Buffalo Street Town of Evans-reconstruction of 580 linear feet of roadway on Harding Avenue $292,800-no local share $100,000-no local share $100,000-no local share Environment & Planning-grant-CDBG Village of Depew-replace deteriorated sidewalks $73,125-no local share Environment & Planning-grant Environment & Planning-grant Environment & Planning-grant HOME agreement, town of Hamburg Village of Lancaster-replacement of deteriorated sidewalks City of Tonawanda-Environmental remediation of the former waste water/water works buildings Home Investment Partnership grant-town of Hamburg $82,080-no local share $100,000-no local share $162,691-no local share Environment and Planning-CDBG City of Lackawanna $100,000-no local share Environment and Planning-CDBG Village of North Collins $100,000-no local share Environment and Planning-CDBG Town of West Seneca $100,000-no local share Environment and Planning Purchase Contract Sicar Management Erie Community College-purchase contract-eaton Office Supply Health Department- Grant Agreement - NYSDOH Sewer District number 3 Purchase office supplies for the College Partners in Prevention-breast and cervical cancer screening $3,376,889.50 Sewer District Funds $56,000-no local share $293,863-no local share Public Works-service contract-didonato Associates Ralph Wilson Stadium $317,000-all local share Public Works-construction change order-trason Development Corp Field changes for the DMW portion of the renovations to the 1 st and 16 th floor $11,212.32-no local share Public Works-service contract-ei Team Erie County Correctional Facility roof replacement $185,000-all local share Public Works-purchase contract-trason Development 929 South Park Avenue fence installation $125,000-all local share This resolution shall take effect immediately. Executive Director Vetter: The second item is for exemption for which the county has received reasonable assurances of which they have received the grant funding but have not yet received the contracts. They are items 1-1 through 1-4 on the exemption list; all are no local share. Staff would recommend they be considered as a slate. 3

Director Kruly moved to approve, Director Johnson seconded and the Directors voted unanimously to approve the following resolution: Resolution No. 09-45 APPROVING THE ECFSA EXEMPTION OF CERTAIN GRANTS BINDING THE COUNTY OF ERIE WHEREAS, Chapter 182 of the New York Laws of 2005 created the Erie County Fiscal Stability Authority ( ECFSA ) to serve as a corporate governmental agency and instrumentality of the State of New York, and as a public benefit corporation to oversee [Erie] County s budget, financial and capital plans; to issue bonds, notes or other obligations to achieve budgetary savings and to finance short-term cash flow or capital needs; and, if necessary, to develop financial plans on behalf of the County if the County is unwilling or unable to take the required steps toward fiscal stability; and WHEREAS, the ECFSA first imposed a control period upon the County of Erie (the County ) by adopting Resolution 06-49 on November 3, 2006; and WHEREAS, incident to and in furtherance of the imposition of the control period, the ECFSA adopted Resolution 06-51, which authorized a process for approving contracts, settlements, or other obligations binding or purporting to bind the County ( contract approval process ), on November 3, 2006; and WHEREAS, in adopting Resolution 07-04 on January 11, 2007, the ECFSA renewed and continued the contract approval process authorized by Resolution 06-51; and WHEREAS, the ECFSA has adopted Resolution 07-10, which replaces and supersedes the contract approval process authorized by Resolution 06-51; and WHEREAS, the ECFSA must review and approve any contract, settlement, or other obligation, valued at greater than $50,000, that binds or purports to bind the County or a covered organization, before it takes effect; and WHEREAS, the County Executive or a Responsible Official, as defined in Resolution 07-10, has duly submitted a request for review of the contracts, settlements, and other obligations listed on the attached document; and WHEREAS, the ECFSA Executive Director, after consultation with the ECFSA Staff, has recommended approval of each contract, settlement, or other obligation via written correspondence to each ECFSA Director; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the ECFSA exempts itself from certain grants listed on the attached document. Department Description Amount District Attorney-grant funds - NYSDCJS Operation IMPACT $1,129,297-no local share Senior Services-grant funds America Recovery and Reinvestment Act $336,802 - $40,452 local share 4

Senior Services-grant funds Social Services-grant agreement NYS Office of Temporary & Disability Assistance America Recovery and Reinvestment Act Title V Intensive case services for Non-compliant families $336,802 - $40,452 local share $354,921-no local share This resolution shall take effect immediately. The next item on our agenda is the financial plan. I would suggest at this point that we read into the minutes the e-mails that have been received. I would begin with the first and then the second. We received two e-mails from the county executive today relative to this item. The first e-mail is: Dear Mr. Glaser, On behalf of the Erie County Attorney Cheryl A. Greene the county is hereby requesting cancellation of the scheduled ECFSA meeting to be held May 26, 2009. The reason for such request is that the County of Erie is considering additional modifications to its four year plan which it expects to deliver late in the day May 26 th or prior to noon on Wednesday May 27 th. We apologize for the late request we respectfully request all courtesies in this regard. We then received an additional e-mail that came from the County Executive that reads as follows: Executive Director Vetter: This is from Cheryl Greene to the county executive asking for him to recognize and acknowledge our counter request with an original signature. We have received that e-mail on May 26, 2009. I have a question with regard to some legalese that we are waiting for at this point in time. It should be coming over shortly. Mr. Chairman, I would like to put it on the record, the understanding is that unless this board acts today that the current plan is automatically approved. I think most of the board has expressed considerable concern with that plan. We are anxious to give the administration the opportunity to respond to some of those questions which it has not done so yet and not because they have not had the desire to do so but because of the seriousness of the need for us to act today, we must have a letter from the County Executive withdrawing that plan so that we can consider an extended period of time for a modified plan. For that reason, I would move that we recess until 1:00pm today to give the administration time to present to us a formal request for withdrawal of the existing plan which they have now modified. 5

Secretary Keysa moves and Director Kruly seconds and the board votes unanimously to recess. I would like to point out that we have been working with the County to make sure that there is a good plan in place. With that we will recess until one o clock today. MEETING COMES OUT OF RECESS Craig Bucki: Craig Bucki: Welcome back for the continuance of the open meeting. We will need to take a short time to go into executive session to consider the item that we have just received from the administration. Is there a question that the board members have? I guess the question that I would have relative to the e-mail that we have just received is that is this sufficient to allow us to proceed? I would say that it is because the e-mail is particular here that this board will receive a new submission from the County. That submission sis going to be coming forthwith and this submission says that it will supersede the old submission so that we are not dealing with the and furthermore the county has acknowledged that our fifteen day requirement to make action on a plan begins tomorrow. In other words we have 1 day from tomorrow to see this new submission. We do not have to take any action until tomorrow, so that if no action occurs today that does not mean that the old plan that was submitted on May 8, 2009 is going to be accepted. I would like to read this into the record. For the record we received an e-mail from Cheryl Green the County Attorney and it reads as follows: On behalf of the County Executive Chris Collins, he has authorized this communication from myself, the County Attorney. The County is hereby requesting cancellation of the meeting of the ECFSA meeting on May 26, 2009. The reason for which is that the County of Erie would like to make modifications to its four year plan which it expects to deliver late in the day May 26, 2009 or prior to noon May 27, 2009. Therefore the county respectfully requests no action taken on the original plan submitted on May 11, 2009, as these modification will supersede the original plan. We respectfully request if possible that the ECFSA act on these modifications prior to the expiration of the period set forth in their enabling statute commencing on May 27, 2009. We apologize for the late request but respectfully request any courtesy with this regard. Cheryl A. Green, Erie County Attorney Mr. Chairman, I would move at this time to accept the communication at this time from Cheryl A. Green on behalf of the County Executive. I would note specifically that this board is not approving the plan that is before us but treating it as being withdrawn for modification and that we will receive the courtesy being requested by the County Executive. 6

Director Thomas seconds this item. Director Kruly: Craig Bucki: Mr. Chairman, just so we are clear. By doing this we are not automatically accepting the plan that is on the table. I would say no. I would say that in this correspondence that the County has sent that they are continuing to make modifications. There will be a new plan and as they interpreted our 15 days start tomorrow. Okay, is there any further discussion on the e-mail? All in favor of accepting a new plan with a new 15 day clock, in a time period that we can have discussions on with the County. The board votes unanimously to approve the communication. Craig Bucki: At this time I would suggest that we entertain a motion to enter into executive session. Again for a few reasons, first of all because of an ongoing litigation that relates to the four year plan that would be the matter of CATCO vs. ECFSA whish is pending right now. Given our history with past litigation that we have had with the County, there are certain circumstances under which this board can accept or reject certain items under open meetings law if the ECFSA would like to discuss the financial status of a corporation, Erie County being a public corporation. If this board wants to discuss financial matters of the four year plan modifications in an executive session they are welcome to do so as well. Could I have a motion to move approval? Director Kruly moves and Director Thomas seconds and the board voted unanimously to enter into executive session. RETURN FROM EXECUTIVE SESSION We are back and on the record again. With that said we have already accepted the County Executives request that he submit a modified four year plan. We need to note that we are out of executive session and that our counsel has advised us on a number of legal matters that could affect the ECFSA. No votes were taken in that session. So noted. We discussed the County Executives request and we will postpone on voting on the current plan as he as indicated that the will be making some amendments. With that in mind I would like to thank Mr. Goodell, Mr. Kruly and Mr. Vetter for all of their efforts in putting together our draft analysis that I would like to be forwarded to the County so that they can take a look at as we move forward in trying to put together a new four year plan. 7

I would like to propose that we forward our analysis to the county for their guidance as they prepare their four year plan. Mr. Vetter will you forward that analysis this afternoon if you have not already done so? With that we will officially take the proposed four year plan off the table. We just need to table it. With that I would call for a motion to adjourn. Director Thomas moved to adjourn, Director Johnson seconded and the Directors voted unanimously to adjourn. Respectfully submitted, Stanley J. Keysa Secretary June 2, 2009 8