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The board discussed the conversion of the 2027 tentative budget to a preliminary budget and the scheduling of a public hearing. Additionally, they addressed notices for public hearings concerning potential increases in maximum annual expenditures for special districts and amendments to Town Code Chapter 8 regarding the override of the tax levy limit.
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The Board discussed several project updates and community initiatives. Topics included an upcoming art and cultural committee bus tour, the partnership with Sag Harbor Village regarding local marine facilities, and initiatives for breast cancer awareness month. Infrastructure projects were reviewed, specifically the awarding of bids for Penny Park, updates on the Westhampton construction, and landscaping and lighting plans for a parking lot in Hampton Bays. The Board also addressed traffic safety improvements, including the installation of new crosswalks and illuminated signs. Finally, the meeting moved into an executive session to discuss contracts and litigation.
The board conducted a public hearing and subsequent adoption of the 2027 annual budget. The financial consultant provided a detailed overview of the budget, including the allocation of fund balances, the impact of increased personnel staffing on maintenance and coastal stewardship, and the management of rising benefit costs. Discussion also addressed the tax levy, its compliance with New York State tax cap legislation, and how the trustees' portion compares to the overall town tax levy. The meeting concluded with the formal approval of the budget and a transition into an executive session.
The Board conducted a public hearing regarding the proposed 2027 budget, featuring a presentation by the Financial and Budgetary Consultant on the historical context, fiscal management, and revenue projections for the upcoming fiscal year. Key discussions included the proposed tax levy, staffing level increases for the Coastal Steward group, and the rising costs of benefits and retirement obligations. Following the public hearing, the Board formally adopted the 2027 Annual Budget and concluded the meeting by entering into an executive session to discuss personnel matters.
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