Bob Fahey

The board reviewed reports from the Treasurer and Building Inspector. Updates were provided regarding Starlink installation, recycling center operations, and fire district planning. Infrastructure projects, including highway construction and roadwork, were discussed along with the status of town-owned land and ordinance violations. A moratorium was placed on issuing fireworks permits for the year, and the board decided against moving forward with an official social media presence. Additionally, various alcohol, tobacco, operator, and mobile home park licenses were reviewed or tabled for future action.

The board meeting agenda includes the swearing-in of Board of Review members, the selection of a chairperson and vice-chairperson, the verification of mandatory training requirements for members, and the hearing of written property assessment objections.

The meeting encompassed both the Annual Town Meeting and the Monthly Town Board Meeting. Key discussions included setting the date for the following year's annual meeting, a review of the annual financial report, and the approval to move maturing Certificate of Deposit funds into a checking account. Board members discussed building inspector reports, clerk and recycling center updates, Fire District developments including EMS and fire department challenges, and upcoming roadwork plans for Croft Road and chip sealing. The board approved a resolution supporting a sustainable transportation funding solution, discussed enforcement of ordinance violations, and authorized the payment of bills.

The board reviewed reports from the Treasurer and Building Inspector. Updates were provided on upcoming elections, recycling operations, and fire district activities, including a grant request for a tender truck. The Emergency Management coordinator provided information on upcoming training opportunities. Roadwork discussions included tractor repairs and upcoming grant applications for road resurfacing. The board addressed noise complaints from residents, reviewed progress on ordinance violations, approved operator licenses, and discussed maintenance at Holy Cross Cemetery before adjourning.

Key discussions focused on reports from various departments and updates on town matters. The Sheriff's Deputy reported on incidents during January. The Board addressed clarification regarding the allocation of replacement tire costs between Public Works and Recycling. The Treasurer's report was presented, noting an upcoming CD renewal. The Building Inspector's report, provided by the Chairman in his absence, indicated positive progress on zoning violations at the Garbe residence, cleanup at the Haak property, and a property for sale on Cty. Rd. C. Dates for the Open Book and Board of Review sessions were proposed. The Recycling Center update confirmed cost recovery for tire disposal. Fire District updates mentioned a grain rescue class and the purchase of a new sign by the Brooklyn Fire/EMS Association. Emergency Management announced upcoming training courses, including a Public Information Basics course, a Livestock Emergency Management Transport training, and a storm spotter training. Roadwork discussions involved getting sealcoating numbers for Hwy 104 and determining the scope and contractor selection for sealcoating the dump driveway, with consensus to sealcoat the entire driveway from Green Bay Rd. Roads are scheduled to be posted soon. The Board also discussed the status of the tractor's hydraulic leak and handling Western Star recalls after the plowing season. Notification regarding the Local Small Structure Improvement Program was received, prompting a review of application requirements. The meeting concluded with a motion to pay bills.