New York City Council Stated Meeting (April 16, 2026)
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The City Council held a stated meeting at City Hall, began with roll call and an invocation, adopted the prior meeting minutes, and voted on general orders, land use items, introductions, and resolutions. A consent agenda passed with one council member absent (Council Member Ossé). The Council also removed certain items from the general orders calendar for separate voting and adopted one resolution by voice vote.
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- Adopted the Minutes of the Stated Meeting of March 26, 2026 as printed.
- Approved General Orders by consent (49 present; Council Member Ossé absent).
- Voted separately on General Orders items including Int. 0327-2026-B, Int. 0805-2026-A, and M-53/Res. 0436-2026 (details reflected in recorded vote tallies).
- Approved the preconsidered Finance resolution Res 0420-2026 by roll call (Preconsidered - Coupled on General Orders).
- Approved multiple land use resolutions (Res 0432-2026, Res 0433-2026, Res 0434-2026, Res 0435-2026) on the general orders calendar.
- Adopted Res 0351-2026 by voice vote (Adopted by the Committee on Environmental Protection and Waterfronts).
- Referred numerous introductions and related items to standing committees or subcommittees (as listed in the agenda/reading of bills).
- Adjourned the meeting until the Stated Meeting of Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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