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mikechristine1
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Your questions were posted in the "Inside Rotterdam" section but I am posting the response in the "Outside Rotterdam" section because they do refer to the Mayor of the City of Schenectady, and HIS failure to obey the laws



Quoted from mikechristine1


Then explain DV, WHY the mayor of Schenectady does not operate within the legal constraints (...state & local laws) when he does NOT publish the list of foreclosures in the paper (name of property owner, address, ID, amount of delinquent taxes).   AND why does the mayor ignore the local laws of charging homeowners with violations if they don't separate their trash for recycling?    





Quoted from joebxr

Maybe you can help me here....
(1) Please provide law that requires foreclosures be published
...
Thanks




It is New York State Real Property Tax Law.  Here is the actual law in it's entirety:

Further I have highlighted in bold and blue the specific points that I posed a question to in my question to DV (shown above, from the Inside Rotterdam section) when he stated that officials have to obey laws.  



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§ 1124. Public notice of foreclosure.
    1. Upon the filing of a petition   of  foreclosure in the office of the county clerk, the enforcing officer
  forthwith shall cause a notice of foreclosure to be published in each of
  three non-consecutive weeks in a  two  month  period  in  at  least  two
  newspapers designated by him or her.

   2.  (a)  Each newspaper designated for this purpose shall have general
  circulation in the tax  district.
  An  official  newspaper  of  the  tax
  district shall be deemed to satisfy the requirements of this provision.
    (b) In New York and Bronx counties the newspapers to be designated for
  the  publication  of  such  notice  or  any other public notice required
  pursuant to this article shall be the daily law  journal  designated  by
  the  justices of the appellate division of the first judicial department
  and another newspaper  designated  by  such  justices  pursuant  to  the
  provisions  of  subdivisions  one  and  two of section ninety-one of the
  judiciary law.
    3. Such notice shall be in substantially the following form:

    ................. Court,................. County.
    IN THE MATTER OF THE FORE-
    CLOSURE  OF  TAX  LIENS
BY
    PROCEEDING IN REM PURSUANT
    TO  ARTICLE  ELEVEN OF THE
    REAL PROPERTY TAX LAW
    BY........... (insert name
    of tax district).

                            NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

  PLEASE TAKE NOTICE  that  on  the.........    day  of..................,
  the...............    (insert  title of enforcing officer), hereinafter,
  the  "Enforcing  Officer",  of..............    (insert  name   of   tax
  district),  hereinafter,  the "Tax District", pursuant to law filed with
  the clerk of..........    county,  a  petition  of  foreclosure  against
  various  parcels  of  real  property  for  unpaid  taxes.  Such petition
  pertains to the following parcels: (insert the description and the  name
  of  the  owner  or owners of record of each parcel as of the date of the
  filing of the list of delinquent taxes).

    Effect of filing: All persons having or claiming to have  an  interest
  in the real property described in such petition are hereby notified that
  the  filing  of  such  petition  constitutes the commencement by the Tax
  District of a proceeding in the court specified in the caption above  to
  foreclose  each  of  the  tax  liens  therein described by a foreclosure
  proceeding in rem.
    Nature of proceeding: Such proceeding  is  brought  against  the  real
  property  only  and  is  to  foreclose  the  tax liens described in such
  petition.  No personal judgment will be entered herein for such taxes or
  other legal charges or any part thereof.
    Persons affected: This notice is directed to  all  persons  owning  or
  having or claiming to have an interest in the real property described in
  such petition. Such persons are hereby notified further that a duplicate
  of  such  petition has been filed in the office of the Enforcing Officer
  of the Tax District and will remain open for public inspection up to and
  including the date specified below as the last day for redemption.
    Right of redemption: Any person having or claiming to have an interest
  in any such real property and the legal right thereto may on  or  before
  said  date  redeem  the same by paying the amount of all such unpaid tax
  liens thereon, including all interest  and  penalties  and  other  legal
  charges  which  are  included  in  the  lien against such real property,
  computed to and including the date of redemption. Such payments shall be
  made to ......... (here insert  the  name,  title  and  address  of  the
  official  to  whom such payments are to be made). In the event that such
  taxes  are  paid  by  a  person other than the record owner of such real
  property, the person so paying shall be entitled to have the  tax  liens
  affected thereby satisfied of record.
    Last  day  for redemption: The last day for redemption is hereby fixed
  as the ......... day of .......... (here insert a date  at  least  three
  months after the date of the first publication of this notice).
    Service of answer: Every person having any right, title or interest in
  or  lien upon any parcel of real property described in such petition may
  serve a duly verified answer upon the  attorney  for  the  Tax  District
  setting forth in detail the nature and amount of his or her interest and
  any  defense  or objection to the foreclosure. Such answer must be filed
  in the office of the county clerk and served upon the attorney  for  the
  Tax  District  on or before the date above mentioned as the last day for
  redemption.
    Failure to redeem or answer: In the event  of  failure  to  redeem  or
  answer  by  any person having the right to redeem or answer, such person
  shall be forever barred and foreclosed of all his or  her  right,  title
  and  interest and equity of redemption in and to the parcel described in
  such petition and a judgment in foreclosure may be taken by default.

        Enforcing Officer:

        ..................

        ..................
        (Name and title of
        enforcing officer)

   Attorney for Tax District:
  ...........................

  ...........................

  ...........................

  ...........................

  (Name, title and address of attorney for tax district, if  the  same  is
  not the enforcing officer)
    4.  The  enforcing  officer  shall  on or before the date of the first
  publication of the notice above set forth cause a copy of such notice to
  be posted once in his or her office and  shall  cause  a  copy  of  such
  notice  to be posted in the county court house in the place provided for
  the posting of public notices.
    5. Nothing  contained  herein  shall  be  construed  to  preclude  the
  enforcing  officer  from  providing  for  additional  public  notice  of
  foreclosure by other means, including  broadcast  on  the  local  access
  channel  of a cable television company having a franchise within the tax
  district.
    6. If the substance of such notice  has  been  incorporated  into  the
  petition  of  foreclosure,  the  requirements  of  this section shall be
  satisfied if the petition of foreclosure is published and posted in  the
  manner prescribed by this section.







And of course I virtually always provide the EVIDENCE, and here is the OFFICIAL government website of the State Of New York specifically showing that law (for the benefit of a certain person who claims I lie and my evidence is not real, I challenge that person to provide EVIDENCE that this official state website is a fake     )

http://public.leginfo.state.ny.....170+&TARGET=VIEW


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Better to have open eyes, see the truths, acknowledge the negatives, and
speak up for the people rather than the politicos and their rich cronies.
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Useful information appreciated.
What about recycle?


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JUST BECAUSE MC1 SAYS SO DOESN'T MAKE IT SO!!!!!  
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And Joe, in response to "point 2", again I gladly provide you with a response


Quoted from mikechristine1


Then explain DV, WHY the mayor of Schenectady does not operate within the legal constraints (...state & local laws) when he does NOT publish the list of foreclosures in the paper (name of property owner, address, ID, amount of delinquent taxes).   AND why does the mayor ignore the local laws of charging homeowners with violations if they don't separate their trash for recycling?    






Quoted from joebxr

Maybe you can help me here....
...
(2) Please provide law that requires residents to separate recycling
Thanks



Quoted Text
§161-4  Preparation and Disposal of Solid Waste

A.  General purpose.

(1) In order to facilitate the findings stated in Article I, solid waste shall be separated into categories of waste. Broad categories include but are not limited to:

(a) Recyclable rubbish.
(b)  Garbage.

(c)  Yard waste.


(2) Solid waste separation shall be performed at its source or where the solid waste was generated. This applies to solid waste which is brought to the City of Schenectady's waste transfer facility and to solid waste which is left for a private hauler to collect at any point within the City. Solid waste shall be source-separated even if it is picked up by a private hauler who takes it to one or more locations outside the City for disposal.

B.
Recyclable rubbish. Recyclable rubbish, also called recyclables, shall be source-separated into the following categories:
(1)  Glass.
(2)  Plastic.
(3)  Metal cans.
(4)  Newspapers.
(5)  Corrugated cardboard.
(6)  Magazines.
(7)  Kraft paper or brown paper bags.

(12)  Milk and juice containers and juice boxes.
[Added 6-20-1994 by Ord. No. 94-19]
(13)  Junk mail.
[Added 6-20-1994 by Ord. No. 94-19]



E.  Recycling containers. Residents will be required to provide recycling containers specified by regulation. Decals will be provided by the City identifying the contents of such containers.

H.


Garbage and nonrecyclable rubbish.



(1)  Each person shall purchase and use clear or translucent refuse bags for the disposal of garbage and nonrecyclable rubbish.

(2) Garbage and nonrecyclable refuse shall not be placed at the curb for pickup unless it is in a clear or translucent refuse bag. Refuse placed in a dumpster or trash can must be first placed in a translucent or clear refuse bag. There is one exception to this requirement:

(a) There are items of garbage and nonrecyclable rubbish which are not appropriate to place in or which do not fit into a refuse bag. These items should be taken to the waste transfer station for disposal or the Department of Solid Waste should be called for instruction.

(3) It shall be a violation of this chapter for any person to place for collection any garbage or nonrecyclable rubbish which contains any recyclable.




M.  Penalties for offenses.

(1)  Violation of any provision of this chapter by any person shall be considered an offense subject to a fine. Each day that such violation exists shall constitute a separate offense.

(2)  A violation of a rule or regulation enacted under this chapter shall be a violation of this chapter.

N.  Penalties for offenses by private property owners and occupants.
[Amended 4-11-1994 by Ord. No. 94-08; 5-23-1994 by L.L. No. 4-1994; 6-20-1994 by Ord. No. 94-19]

(1)  There shall be a grace period of 90 days following the implementation date of this chapter, November 15, 1992, when there shall only be verbal and written warnings issued to violators of this chapter.

(2)  Issuance of ticket; authorized officers.

(a)  Following the grace period, offenses shall be punishable by issuance of tickets bearing the amount of fine similar to those issued to traffic law violators.

(b)   Solid Waste Department Supervisors, the Recycling Coordinator and the City Nuisance Inspector are designated and authorized to issue appearance tickets for violations of this Article II, Waste Collection.

(3)   Penalties.
[Amended 7-11-2005 by Ord. No. 2005-8 [1] ]

(a)      Each offense shall be punishable by a fine or public service in accordance with the following schedule:

[1]    For the first conviction, by a fine in the sum of $250.

[2]    For the second conviction within one year, by a fine in the sum of $500.

[3]    For the third conviction within one year, by a fine in the sum of $750.

[4]    For the fourth conviction within one year, by a fine in the sum of $1,000.

[5]    For any further convictions within one year, by a fine in the sum of $1,500 and by a period of incarceration of at least 15 but not more than 30 days.

(b)  The penalties herein prescribed shall not bar the prosecution of any other waste-related offense applicable to the conduct of the offender as may be proscribed elsewhere in this City Code.

[1]:  Editor’s Note: This ordinance also provided that these penalties shall be of full force and effect 30 days following the adoption of this subsection


(4)  Recovery of costs. The City shall enforce and/or take necessary steps to abate violations of this Article II of Chapter 161 and the City's rules and regulations as embodied in the City's current recycling brochure as they apply to waste collection for private properties and the City's cost shall be paid out of the municipal treasury on certification of the Director of Solid Waste, and such costs shall be billed to the owner of the land from where the garbage and refuse emanate, and if not paid within 60 days, said bill shall be charged against the land from where the garbage and refuse emanate as a municipal lien or cause such cost to be added to the tax rolls as an assessment or to be levied as a special tax against the land from which the garbage or refuse emanated or be recovered in a suit at law against the owner responsible for the proper compliance with Article II of Chapter 161.





Once again, as we virtually always provide EVIDENCE, here is the link to the OFFICIAL city government website (and hopefully direct to this law) where you can view the full ordinance:       [url] http://ecode360.com/8687604#8687604[/url]



Additionally, the city has published a “Recyclution Brochure” (at taxpayer expense of course).  Here are excerpts from that brochure which support entirely the questions I pose about why is the mayor failing to enforce the city’s laws regarding recycling.   WHY does the mayor allow the city sanitation crews to pick up trash and recyclables that are NOT prepared in accordance with city law.  (The mayor’s cheerleader NEVER answers that question by the way)


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CITY OF SCHENECTADY SOLID WASTE RULES

Garbage and recyclables may not be placed at the curb before 2:00 p.m. on the day before collection. They
must be at the curb by 6:00 a.m. on collection day. Empty containers must be removed from the curb
within 12 hours after collection. Waste that is generated in one location in the City of Schenectady may
not be placed for collection at another non‐contiguous location in the City of Schenectady.

Solid waste and recyclable material shall be stored at basement or grade level in tightly covered containers, out of sight when possible. Solid waste and debris shall not be stored on open porch areas or in areas that are visible to the public. Nuisance Inspectors and Solid waste supervisors shall be authorized to determine proper storage locations, sufficiency of containers, and the curbside location where trash may be placed for collection.

The City Code of Ordinance include the following provisions:
Non‐Compliance with the Recycling and Waste Collection Ordinance, Article II:
Section 161-4: Waste may not be improperly contained, placed for collection at inappropriate times,
improperly prepared and or stored in inappropriate locations or otherwise violate Article II, Section 161-4.
Violations will result in an administrative fee not exceeding $50.00.
It shall be a violation of this chapter for any person to place for collection any garbage or non‐recyclable
rubbish which contains any recyclable
.

It is the expressed desire of the Mayor, City Council,  …  that the above mentioned City laws be enforced.





ROFLMAO !!!!!      That above sentence colored in red.           If it's the mayor's desire that laws be enforced, why doesn't he make sure they are enforced?   Oh, it costs money for staff time to enforce them, and remember, these are violations taking place in the neighborhoods where taxpayers live.  The neighborhoods are not comprised of millionaire political cronies giving kickbacks to the city/co/plex dems


You can view the complete brochure—including details about how to prepare, clean, etc recyclables for pick-up--here  (scroll down for the brochure):  
  
http://cityofschenectady.com/garbage.htm


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You're welcome,  Joebxr


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If clear trash bags are required use per the City code, why do the trashmen still pick up trash at the curb in those black trash bags?   Should'nt they leave them there and fine the offending individual?   Who knows what is in those bags.
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Garbage rules are enforced, arbitrarily. I know of one business owner who was putting his trash curbside at a relative's house in the city, and got caught, but didn't get fined due to knowing the right people.
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I thought everybody knew that foreclosures had to be advertised. You want the government to take your house, and dispose of it, in secret? That would be theft, and receiving stolen property.
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Quoted from Madam X
I thought everybody knew that foreclosures had to be advertised. You want the government to take your house, and dispose of it, in secret? That would be theft, and receiving stolen property.

Didn't say I didn't know...was looking for the legal requirement document!


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maybe they aren't printing them all....but we (at work) do see foreclosures in the gazette under the legal section.


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Quoted from bumblethru
maybe they aren't printing them all....but we (at work) do see foreclosures in the gazette under the legal section.


Bank foreclosures likely delayed reporting. May hoops to jump through, etc., before they can actually issue a foreclosure, (from what I understand).


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Recycling doesn't save money.  There is unlimited sand for glass.  Cardboard only have value because the NYS law says there has to be so much percentage recycled material otherwise it wouldn't have any value.  Same with plastic.  

Extra trucks and employees for no reason.  I bet half of it is dumped in with the rest of the trash at the transfer station.  

The city could save money by keeping the rainwater out of the garbage.  A wet couch weighs double the weight of a dry one.  A wet mattress weighs triple.


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Used to be no recycle on bad weather days, all went into regular trucks. Not sure if it still is that way. Agree with tib about recycling.
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