Town Councilor· 2024-01-01–2027-12-31 (elected GE23; Town Law § 24: term begins January 1 after the election and ends December 31, 2027; Onondaga County BOE 2026 Elected Officials list (onondaga.gov/elections/wp-content/uploads/sites/191/2026/04/2026-Elected-Officials.pdf) lists the same term dates; on the roll at the January 3, 2024 organizational meeting)
Michael Nesci
Town of Manlius
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 10
- Total speaking time
- 26:58
- Avg per meeting
- 2:42
- Segments
- 389
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Top issues during term (17)(Development)
Town Facility and Public Engagement Project
Unknown — the facilities project's scope and cost remain under study.
Hoag Lane Drainage Violations
The town has spent significant highway and staff time on cleanup and oversight, which it hopes to charge back to the developer.
Cluster subdivision density limits
PUD zoning interpretation conflict
Proposed Cedar Bay pocket community
Homes would be priced around $200,000, expanding affordable ownership options in town.
Bowman Road family subdivision and ADU alternative
Enables the sale of a 2.3-acre parcel from a 61-acre property.
ZenithCare Mobility Group facility at 6500 Fremont Road
The company's vans cost about $130,000 each; no direct town cost identified.
Proposed purchase of property within the Town of Manlius
Unknown — the purchase price and property details were discussed in executive session.
Three-lot subdivision on Pompey Center Road
Kale two-lot subdivision on Peck Hill Road
Town Hall and Police Station Facility Study
$2,000 consultant contract.
Twin Ponds Housing Project Tax Abatement
Tax benefits would reduce the project's tax payments, with the PILOT split negotiated by the IDA among the town, county, and schools.
Saab radar facility expansion
Ironhorn Enterprises facade and neighborhood compatibility
Additional landscaping and facade upgrades would cost the applicant money but could boost the long-term value of the property and neighborhood.
Stalled projects follow-up
Burdick Street Apartments mixed-use proposal
The project would add housing and commercial space near Fayetteville's services, but its fate hinges on the zoning rewrite.
Verizon building demolition condition on Burdick Street
Decisions during term (2)
Recorded while Nesci was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (1)(Development)
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