Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Jim Masters’s organization
Jan 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Fremont Town Council Meeting
The meeting commenced with the unanimous re-election of the current officers. Key discussions involved the approval of minutes from previous December meetings. Old business included updates on a street project by DLZ, which is expected to begin pipe work in mid-February, and the approval of the 2026 DLZ contract renewal with a 2.4% increase. The Council passed Resolution 2026-01 regarding the town's interest in purchasing real estate at 104 East Toledo. A motion was passed to approve an estimate of $26,7143 for a Conklin roof system, contingent on specific weather conditions for execution. Further agenda items included approving utility credits, clearing outstanding checks older than two years, and approving the purchase of a new fire rescue boat funded by donations from Clear Lake and Jamestown Townships, with the old boat to be leased to the Stuben County underwater rescue team. The Council also approved advertising for a town manager position and authorized advertising to find candidates for a full-time police officer to be ready for hiring before the summer season. Department reports included updates on fire, police, zoning permits (40 issued in 2025), and street/water maintenance. Finally, the Council tabled the Bobcat purchase pending receipt of written documentation.
Jan 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Plan Commission Meeting
The meeting commenced with the election of officers, including a president, vice president, and secretary, due to previous resignations. Following the officer elections, the commission approved the minutes of the previous session. A significant portion of the discussion centered on zoning questions regarding a property boundary adjustment on North Tulford Street, specifically addressing lot sizes and the removal of existing trailers to allow for new construction conforming to ordinance requirements of 10,000 square feet per lot. The commission also reviewed activity statistics, noting that 40 location improvement permits were issued, which included seven new home builds, one new trailer placement, 30 additions or sheds, and two pools.
Feb 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Fremont Town Council Meeting
The meeting covered several agenda items, including the approval of the January 20, 2026 minutes and financial reports covering claims, payroll, and appropriations. Old business included updates on street projects, specifically noting that pothole repair and storm sewer work would begin soon, with paving planned for the spring, and progress on the SRF application, including the need for a signatory resolution. New business featured the approval to advertise a project funded by CCMG, authorization for coordination with Baker Tilly on the asset management plan, and the purchase of a Bobcat track machine for $34,995, replacing an existing leased unit. The council also approved monthly utility credits, including adjustments for a broken outdoor spigot and a meter misread. Furthermore, the council approved a three-year Inet contract for housing the hub in the town hall basement, which secures a discounted internet rate. Discussions also took place regarding the potential local casino development, focusing on local distribution agreements for profits and anticipated infrastructure costs. Finally, the council voted to support the process for putting the casino referendum on the November ballot, and updates were provided on the dog park, noting that remaining signs would be installed upon weather improvement.
Jan 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Fremont Redevelopment Commission Meeting
The meeting began with the election of officers, where the motion to continue the existing officers from 2025 was approved. Following this, the minutes from the previous meeting held on May 7th, 2025, were approved without changes. A financial report from the treasurer detailed the TIP fund balance at the end of 2025, including revenues, disbursements (mostly for the community crossings grant matching funds), and encumbered funds for future projects such as the Swagger trail match, community crossings match, a dog park camera purchase, and a downtown building purchase. The meeting concluded after the approval of the treasurer's report, with a motion to adjourn.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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