State legislators and Gov. Andrew Cuomo are on vacation after the state budget was approved in the early hours of the new fiscal year, but that doesn't mean everything is settled.
Sen. Patrick Gallivan says one issue neglected is ensuring the State University has enough money to fix up aging buildings.
"We have a concern in Western New York. We know that there are plans for moving the medical school to the Medical Campus," Gallivan said.
"UB has a plan for that, to try to do some things and move some things around at the Main Street, the Main and Bailey campus, and there's not money provided for that."
Gallivan says there doesn't seem to be enough attention paid to the overall issue of fixing up buildings, like Geneseo State in his district and other SUNY campuses.
Other issues remaining include potentially raising the minimum wage, changes in the juvenile justice system and a tax credit sought by parochial schools for those who donate to them.
