Joseph R. DeVoe

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The Board conducted a public hearing and adopted a four-month moratorium on certain battery energy storage systems with an aggregate capacity greater than 600kWh. The meeting also included the approval of a settlement for tax assessment proceedings for solar farms at 4645 Western Turnpike and 100 Miller Road, the permanent appointment of a Code Enforcement Officer, and the adoption of an updated Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan. Additionally, the Board authorized a water adjustment for the Religious Sisters of Mercy Albany, accepted the Single Audit of federal expenditures for the previous fiscal year, authorized a collector's warrant for the Department of Water and Wastewater Management, and approved the flying of the Pride Flag for the month of June.

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The board conducted public hearings regarding a proposed conservation easement for a property on Wormer Road and the adoption of the Stormwater Management Program Plan, both of which were subsequently approved. Further business included authorizing repairs at the Western Turnpike Golf Course, appointing personnel for the Department of Emergency Medical Services and the Building and Zoning Department, adopting an updated Title VI Policy & Non-Discrimination Plan, and authorizing a collector's warrant. Additionally, the board approved the waiver of a building permit due to vehicle damage to a property, authorized budget modifications, and scheduled several future public hearings regarding zoning code amendments and a new police officer appointment.