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His proposal would give voters two separate questions on the 2027 ballot.
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Lawmakers are expected to discuss the path forward in what's become a legal debate over the county executive's approval and veto of the measure.
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The county executive unintentionally signed both an approval and a veto of the measure. He vetoed a previous version last month. The legislature's Democratic majority is sending the approved version to be put on the ballot.
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He told the media after a public hearing that he was going to veto the measure, but a paperwork mix-up threw that into question.
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This time, the county comptroller's office is part of the measure calling for three, four-year terms for the office of county executive.
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Majority Democrats on the legislature push through measures imposing term limits and who fills vacancies on the legislature.
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The measures aim to shift more power to legislators and voters.
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The proposed charter changes are the first to come before voters in about 40 years
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The full legislature will take up the charter change Aug. 1 after it was approved by the Ways and Means Committee.
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One of the faces that will be leaving the Syracuse Common Council as the year ends has been in City Hall over decades. Joe Nicoletti did not run for his…