Local Law Number 5 Of 2004 As Amended - A Local Law To Establish A Department Known As The Ulster County Tourism Office And To Create The Public Office Of The Director Of Tourism

ADOPTED: 30-3

Local Law No. 6 Of 2004 (A Local Law Relating To The Appointment Of County Legislators By The County Legislature To Paid Positions Of County Employment)

ADOPTED: 20-13

Adopting Ulster County Budget For The Fiscal Year Commencing January 1, 2005 And Making Appropriations For The Conduct Of County Government

ADOPTED: 19-14

Adopting Ulster County Capital Program For 2005 - 2010

ADOPTED: 32-1

Calling Organizational Meeting Of 2005

ADOPTED: 33-0

Levy For Unpaid Sewer Rents

ADOPTED: 33-0

Levy For Unpaid Water Rents

ADOPTED: 33-0

Unpaid School Taxes For The School Year 2004 - 2005

ADOPTED: 33-0

Authorizing County Treasurer To Make Transfers Of Funds And Budgetary Amendments

ADOPTED: 33-0

Ratification Of Tax Rolls

ADOPTED: 33-0

Approving Completed Tax Rolls And Directing The Execution Of Delivery Of Warrants

ADOPTED: 33-3

Authorizing And Directing Charges Against Various Towns For Home Relief Costs

ADOPTED: 33-0

Authorizing The County Treasurer To Accept Bids For Private Sale On Parcels Of County Owned Property

ADOPTED: 33-0

Authorizing The Chairman Of The Ulster County Legislature To Enter Into An Agreement With The New York National Guard’s Counter Drug Procurement Program To Allow For The Purchase Of The Communications And Command Vehicle Directly Through Government Contract

ADOPTED: 33-3

Authorizing The Chair Of the Legislature And The Community Services Board To Sign Contracts – Mental Health Department

ADOPTED: 33-0

Amending Resolution No. 297 Of September 14, 1989, As Amended By Resolution No. 108 Of March 9, 2000, As Amended By Resolution No. 408 Of December 10, 2002 - Establishing Fee And Waiver Policy For Ulster County Civil Service Examinations - Personnel Department

ADOPTED: 33-0

Amending Capital Project Number 248 – Ulster County Transit Facility, Golden Hill Drive, Kingston, New York – Amending 2004-2009 Capital Program

ADOPTED: 33-0

Authorizing The Transfer Of Funds 2004 Ulster County Budget – Environmental Management Council

ADOPTED: 33-0

Amending The 2004 Ulster County Budget – Mental Health Department

ADOPTED: 33-0

Authorizing The Chairman Of The Ulster County Legislature To Renew Agreement With The New York State Department Of Health For The Children With Special Care Needs Program - Public Health Department

ADOPTED: 33-0

Amending The 2004 Ulster County Budget – Sheriff’s Department - Jail

ADOPTED: 33-0

Authorizing The Chairman Of The Ulster County Legislature To Renew An Agreement With Oneida County - Sheriff’s Department

ADOPTED: 33-0

Amending The 2005 Ulster County Budget – Department of Social Services Youth Bureau

ADOPTED: 33-0

Amending The 2004 Ulster County Budget – Department Of Social Services

ADOPTED: 33-0

Appointing and Reappointing Members To The Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency

ADOPTED: 33-0

Exploring Possible Options, Including But Not Limited To Privatization, Joint Venture With The Private Sector On Recycling Or Proceeding Under The Current Structure – Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency

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Appointing And Reappointing Members To The Community Services Board And Its Subcommittees For 2005

ADOPTED: 33-0

Appointing And Reappointing Members To The Community Services Board And Its Subcommittees For 2005

ADOPTED: 33-0

Reappointing Harvey J. Sleight As Commissioner Of Building And Grounds

WITHDRAWN BY SPONSOR

Reappointing Lynda F. Bertling As Public Works Controller

WITHDRAWN BY SPONSOR

Reappointing David A. Sheeley As Commissioner Of Highways And Bridges

WITHDRAWN BY SPONSOR

Establishing Dates For The 2005 Ulster County Fair

ADOPTED: 33-0

Authorizing The Ulster County Legislature To Serve As Lead Agency Under The State Environmental Quality Review Act [SEQRA] And Initiate Environmental Review Of A New Salt Storage Facility And Associated Improvements Located On The West Side Of Libertyville Road In New Paltz On Lands Currently Owned By Ulster County

ADOPTED: 32-1

Directing That Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Ulster County Be Treated In The Same Manner As A County Department For Future Budget Formulation Purposes

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Reforming The Use Of Unsolicited Correspondence Generated On Taxpayer Funded Material Or Equipment By Ulster County Elected Or Appointed Officials For A Period Of 60-Days Prior To A County Primary Or General Election

ADOPTED: 33-0

Resolution Memorializing The Support Of The Ulster County Legislature As To New York State Senate Bill No. S7755 And Assembly Bill No. A11840 (Proposed Amendment To Alcoholic Beverage Control Law Adding Section 117-b) In Relation To Prohibiting The Sale, Purchase Or Use Of Alcohol Vaporizing Devices

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