MAYVILLE – A proposal to move a number of Social Services offices in Jamestown to a central location has been delayed.

During the Chautauqua County Legislature meeting, a resolution for the county to rent 2,180 square feet on the third floor of the Jamestown Municipal Building on East Third Street for the county’s Department of Mental Hygiene and Social Services was pulled.

After the meeting, Legislature Chairman Pierre Chagnon, R-Ellery, said the county is still planning on moving the offices, however the resolution that was prefiled was incomplete.

The county could have tabled it, but he said it was easier to remove it and then bring it back in the future.

“We will resubmit it next month,” Chagnon said.

The county’s Health Department already uses part of the third floor. Other departments planned to relocate there include the county’s mobile crisis, which is currently located in Warwick Plaza in the town of Ellicott, the newly funded Office of Mental Health Court Navigators, the new Care Coordinator, the county’s Homeless Unit, and possibly the new integrated Mental Hygiene-Social Services home base community outreach program.

In other business:

– County Executive PJ Wendel issued a proclamation in honor of the 100th anniversary of the New York State Association of Counties.

– Marie Carrubba of Jamestown and Robert Bankoski of Dunkirk were reappointed to the Chautauqua Opportunities Board of Directors.

– The county authorized the Office for the Aging Services to hold its second countywide Senior Expo Event on May 21 at SUNY Fredonia.

– The county renewed its lease with the town of Chautauqua to rent about 5,000 square feet at the Chautauqua Municipal Building for its Mental Hygiene Department at a cost of $2,933 a month, or about 59 cents a square foot.

– The county authorized a Settlement Agreement in Action with Sandoz, Inc. relating to the opioid crisis. Chautauqua County of one of many municipalities involved in litigation against Sandoz.

– The county authorized a Settlement Agreement in Action with Alvogen Inc., Amneal Pharmaceuticals Inc., Apotex Inc., Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA Inc., Indivior Inc., Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc., Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Inc. and Zydus Pharmaceuticals (USA) Inc. relating to the opioid crisis. Chautauqua County is one of many municipalities involved in litigation against those businesses.

– The county approved a bond resolution of $8.2 million for the North Chautauqua Water District Improvements. The bond is required before the county can seek grants. Officials said in the end, members of the water district will pay back any funds borrowed.