Relates to the Long Island rail road commuter's council

This bill reduces the number of names county executives can submit to fill vacancies on the Long Island Rail Road Commuter's Council. Specifically, it changes the requirement from submitting three names per county (Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, or Brooklyn) to submitting only one name per county for each vacancy. The council will continue to have 13 members appointed by the governor based on county recommendations, with existing provisions for borough presidents and a bicycle/pedestrian access expert remaining unchanged. This change directly affects Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, and Brooklyn county executives by limiting their input when filling council vacancies. The bill modifies the appointment process without altering the council's total membership or other key composition rules.