Kenneth R. Wist

The meeting included reports from the Code Enforcement Officer and the Oquaga Lake Sewer District. Discussions were held regarding a Professional Services Agreement with Delaware Engineering for the Oquaga Lake Sewer Upgrade Project. The board declared its intent to serve as the lead agency for the SEQR review of the proposed Oquaga Lake Sewer System Upgrade Project. The Highway Superintendent reported on storm damage and road closures. A public hearing was held regarding a local law to regulate the operation of lake front de-icing systems, which will be revisited in a future meeting. Public comments were heard on various topics, including storm damage and the Dog Control Officer's report. Updates were provided on the New Highway Garage construction. The Collective Bargaining Agreement was discussed, and bills were presented and approved for payment.

The meeting included discussions and updates on various topics. The Oquaga Lake Sewer Report was reviewed, and the board is awaiting a response from the NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation regarding a capital project for system replacement. The Code Enforcement Officer reported on permits issued, inspections conducted, and new business including a code search and zoning inquiries. The Highway Superintendent discussed road maintenance activities, funding programs, and potential coordination with Broome County Highway Department. The board also discussed a local law regulating lakefront de-icing systems, concerns about loose dogs, and a proposal for an amnesty month for dog licensing. Additionally, the board designated June 21, 2025, as Carolyn DeNys Day to recognize her contributions to the community.

The meeting included discussions and updates on the Oquaga Lake Sewer project, including the EFC Grant and upcoming work by Delaware Engineering. The Code Enforcement Officer's report was presented, detailing permits issued and ongoing work with property owners on clean-up efforts. The Highway Superintendent discussed potential NYS grants related to roadway safety, ongoing road repairs, and the removal of unusable sand from the New Highway Garage Site. Permission was granted for the Highway Superintendent to attend Highway School in June 2025. The board discussed a FEMA update from a prior storm, a regrant program through DEC, and public comments regarding planning board applications, meeting attendance rules for councilpersons, and progress on the Ice Eater and Oquaga Lake Sewer Project. The closing date for the Bond Anticipation Note with Green County Commercial Bank for the Highway Maintenance Facility Project was mentioned, along with plans for a Ground Breaking Ceremony for the New Highway Maintenance Facility.

The meeting included discussions and reports on various topics such as the Oquaga Lake Sewer, Code Enforcement, and Highway Department. Public comments were heard regarding restoration work grants for Parker Road. A public hearing was held for the 2025-2026 contract for Fire and EMS Protection. The board approved budget amendments, authorized the Supervisor to approve construction change orders within the contracted allowance, and discussed construction updates for the New Highway Garage Project. Additionally, the board discussed the Oquaga Lake Sewer project with Delaware Engineering and approved the payment of bills.

The special meeting addressed the receipt of a Justice Court Assistance Program (JCAP) grant for court upgrades, leading to budget modifications for building repair and maintenance, and court equipment. The board authorized the Supervisor to prepare and report budget amendments for the year 2025. Additionally, the board discussed and approved entering into a contract with Environmental & Fueling Systems, LLC for the Fuel Island Canopy System at the new Highway Maintenance Facility.