Cynthia Turnquest-Jones
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- Meetings spoken in
- 20
- Total speaking time
- 2:16:25
- Avg per meeting
- 6:49
- Segments
- 2592
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Top issues during term (20)
Building Department Code Training and Compliance
None directly associated with the procedural discussion.
2027-2030 Budget Adoption
The hearing is residents' chance to weigh in on the 2027 city budget before it's finalized.
Boys & Girls Club Downtown Redevelopment
The club is investing in a new facility on four merged tax lots; no city cost was cited.
Disposal of City-Owned Properties and Unsold Auction Inventory
Impacts city revenue from surplus property sales depending on final auction outcomes.
School Zone Speed Camera Discrepancies and Refunds
$575,000 in speed camera revenue and $175,000 in red light camera revenue are budgeted for 2027.
140 E Prospect New Application
Local tax revenue generation and commercial property revitalization.
Bronxville Field Club Expansion and Parking
Residents say they've spent thousands on engineering consultants; the club once offered $450,000 toward a flooding remediation study, per testimony.
Tax Delinquency and In-Rem Foreclosure Process
The foreclosure process could put more delinquent properties back into productive use, but homeowners on the list risk losing their properties.
School Bus Stop-Arm Cameras and Public Surveillance
No direct city cost discussed — the vendor would power the camera, though significant money is still needed to fix the intersection's electrical issues.
Fleetwood Neighborhood Parking and Driveway Blockages
Enforcement and towing could generate municipal revenue if tow trucks are actively utilized.
Pondfield Parkway Subdivision and Geotechnical Concerns
Property development costs and potential legal fees or remediation expenses.
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance Update
Estimated between $600,000 and $1,000,000, offset by a $250,000 grant.
Library Square and GDC Inducement Resolutions
Involves approximately $16.17 million in total estimated tax exemptions and assistance over 30 years.
Commercial Signage and Awning Standards
Private commercial investments in local storefront aesthetics.
DPW Worker Safety and Two-Way Communication
Funded through previously authorized bond anticipation notes for communication equipment.
Legalization and Permitting of Westchester Muslim Center Canopy
The mosque must now obtain building department approvals and pay associated fees; neighbors cite flooding concerns tied to the site's paving.
Public Access Television Studio and Cable Franchise Agreement
Potential recovery of six-figure franchise fees and operational support from cable providers.
Financial Disclosure Form Compliance
Fines may apply to city employees who fail to submit disclosure forms on time.
East Lincoln Avenue Pedestrian Safety and Traffic Calming
None directly quantified, though potential grant opportunities were discussed.
Sentinel Affordable Housing Project and Ground Lease
The city would collect ground-lease payments over 99 years while offloading maintenance costs on nine vacant properties.
Decisions during term (812)
Recorded while Turnquest-Jones was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 7 (Oct. 29, 2026) on the 2027 Annual Estimate hearing date
Resolution setting the 2027 Annual Estimate public hearing for November 18, 2026
One-year extension of time — 405 South Fifth Avenue (PB-26-16)
One-year extension of time — 454 South Ninth Avenue (PB-26-15)
SEQRA negative declaration — Boys & Girls Club clubhouse (PB-26-11)
Site plan and reapportionment approval — 50 East First Street, Boys & Girls Club clubhouse (PB-26-11)
Site plan approval — 10 East Prospect Avenue cannabis dispensary (PB-26-13)
Site plan approval — 22 Brookfield Road, Westchester Muslim Center canopy (PB-26-12)
Continuation of public hearing — 40 Locust Lane, Bronxville Field Club paddle court (PB-26-8)
Approval of September 25, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Recommended sale of 234 East Fifth Street to ShowDap Housing LLC for $445,000
Recommended sale of 106 South Twelfth Avenue to Balan Nishi for $38,050
141 West Third Street bid held until next meeting
Recommended sale of 3 Courtland Street to Metal Man Restoration for $420,000
Adjournment
CGI Communications renewal — Hello Nation Community Video Magazine
DPW budget line transfers
Youth Bureau coaching contract — $25,000
New Ford Police Interceptor — $74,055.90
Tax refunds — 25 Monroe Street
Voting record (409)
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