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The board conducted a public hearing regarding the proposed Local Law #4-2026, which aims to establish a term of office for the Town Supervisor extending from two to four years. Following the hearing and due deliberation, the board moved to adopt the proposed local law, pending voter approval at a mandatory referendum scheduled for November.
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The board reviewed and approved several resolutions, including the creation and filling of positions at the Transfer Station, the appointment of personnel for the Town Day Camp, and the scheduling of a special meeting regarding a proposed local law to change the term of office for the Town Supervisor. The board also established itself as the lead agency for the SEQR review of water main installations on Route 9, approved maintenance agreements with Eastern Copy Products, LLC for office equipment, and authorized budget modifications and interfund transfers for June 2026. Additionally, the board discussed the upcoming 2027 budget planning process and the status of new Highway Department equipment.
The meeting included an update on Advance Life Support services. The Board authorized the addition of personnel for the Summer Youth and Recreation Program, moved to appoint a Police Detective, and authorized the Supervisor to execute a Memorandum of Agreement and a Stipulation of Settlement regarding the CSEA/Transfer Station. Additionally, the Board moved to appoint a Mechanic and authorized a contract with MGL Cleaning, Inc. for Town Hall cleaning services.
The board meeting addressed several administrative and operational matters. Discussion topics included the Norbit Solar project, the establishment of standard work days for elected and appointed officials, and the approval of the 2026 Road Program resurfacing project. The board authorized the purchase of a new police vehicle and equipment, appointed a part-time park attendant, and approved the Annual Certification for the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program. Additionally, the board entered into a service agreement with Verizon for Youth and Recreation program phones, appointed summer camp personnel, authorized the hiring of a laborer, approved a consultant agreement for the Brookview Station Bridge design, and passed various budget modifications and financial claim payments.
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