12. 111832Senior Programs and Services - Enter into grant agreements with the
State of New York, acting by and through its Office for the Aging to accept
state grant funds in the total aggregate amount not-to-exceed
$9,435,479, for the provision of various eligible services for seniors under
the New York State’s CSE, CSI, CRC, EISEP, NYSTP, WIN & NSIP,
UNMET NEED and the NY CONNECTS programs, for a term
commencing retroactive to 4/1/25 - 3/31/26, except for the grant
agreement for NSIP, which will be for a term commencing retroactive to
10/1/24 - 9/30/25.
M. Carpenter
Mr. Wishnie moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and
unanimously approved.
13. 111818Health - Enter into an agreement with the New York State Department of
Health (“NYSDOH”) to accept funding for the new General Infrastructure
Grant Program to enhance the Women, Infants & Children (“WIC”)
Program, for the period commencing on 10/1/25 - 9/30/27, in a total
amount not-to-exceed $29,643, and to defend and indemnify the
NYSDOH, as listed.
S. Amler
Mr. Wishnie moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and
unanimously approved.
14. 111853Health - 1) Amend a three-party Lead Remediation Agreement with
Westchester Estates E3, LLC, the Participant, and Lead Professionals,
Inc., the Contractor, pursuant to which the Contractor agreed to perform
lead remediation services on Participant’s property located at 163 East
Third Street, Apt 2W, Mount Vernon, NY 10550 in accordance the New
York State Leading in Lead Prevention Pilot Program for the period
commencing upon execution of the agreement between all parties and
continuing through 3/31/26 in an amount not-to-exceed $15,500, in order
to: (i) expand the scope of services to include additional lead remediation
work; and (ii) increase the not-to-exceed amount by an additional $9,300,
from $15,500 to $24,800, in order to compensate the Contractor for the
additional work; 2) amend a two-party Local Program Administrator
Agreement with the Participant pursuant to which the County agreed to
provide an amount not-to-exceed $40,000 to assist the Participant with
the direct costs of lead remediation services on Participant’s property, in
order to (i) add a Temporary Tenant Relocation Policy and Procedure
schedule to the agreement which will set forth the rates the County will
reimburse the Participant for costs associated with temporary tenant
relocation; and (ii) add a second Declaration of Interest to secure the
additional $9,300 in Leading in Lead Prevention Pilot Program Funds
granted to Participant to compensate the Contractor for the additional
lead remediation work on Participant’s property.
S. Amler
Mr. Wishnie moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and
unanimously approved.