Highway Superintendent at Town of Evans.
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This document provides a link to the recorded video of the Town Board meeting held in August 2026.
The board addressed several key initiatives, including the advertisement for demolition contractor bids, the appointment of a part-time police officer, and the appointment of a new member to the Climate Smart Committee and Conservation Advisory Commission. Significant actions included establishing pro-rated boat slip and dry dock fees for the remainder of the season and approving the Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP) records for the local volunteer fire company. Financial matters, such as the supervisor's report and audit of bills, were also processed.
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The board meeting agenda and associated resolutions cover several operational and development items. Key topics include public hearings for subdivision proposals, the adoption of the Pro-Housing Communities pledge, and procurement actions such as the renewal of copier agreements and mailing system leases. The board addressed personnel appointments for the Senior Center and Veterans Committee, authorized demolition bidding, and approved debris removal projects. Further items involved SEQR lead agency designations and approvals for minor subdivisions, authorization of a change order for the Muddy Creek restoration project, acceptance of new members to the Lake Erie Beach Volunteer Fire Company, and fee waivers for the upcoming July 3rd fireworks event.
The board agenda includes several key items: the provisional appointment of a full-time supervising code enforcement officer, road closures for 4th of July celebrations, and the appointment of seasonal staff such as lifeguards and highway laborers. Additionally, the board will address a preliminary plat plan for Regency Builders, approve lead agency status for SEQR processes regarding several minor subdivisions, and formally approve those minor subdivisions. Licenses for local businesses and events are also up for review.
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