Kim Kacsur

The council held meetings to discuss various administrative and legislative matters. Key topics included the appointment of a new Town Manager, discussions on FOIA policy amendments, and the review of the fiscal year 2026-2027 General Fund budget. The council evaluated zoning map amendments, considered contributions to public safety agencies, and reviewed operational plans for Doko Manor, including new fee structures and staffing requirements.

The board discussed organizational changes following a decision by the town council to reduce the number of seats on all boards and commissions. Key business included the introduction of new members to the board, as well as the nomination and election of a chair and vice chair for the current year.

The board discussed several items, including proposals for property improvements at 208 and 212 Main Street, such as painting and the addition of a glass door with an awning. There was a discussion on the feasibility of a coffee truck on an adjacent parcel, and general compliance with lighting standards to minimize light pollution. The applicant also discussed plans for enclosing a side porch to create additional functional space.

The council held a public hearing regarding the municipal budget and capital improvement funds for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Key agenda items included the approval of a software contract with Civic Plus for agenda management and facility management, the authorization of an electrical pedestal installation for community events, and a discussion regarding a new fee schedule for the Doko Manor.

The Council conducted a budget workshop to review general fund revenues and expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year. Discussions included projections for construction-related revenue streams, particularly concerning Scout Motors, the shift of certain operating costs to an enterprise fund, and the handling of franchise fees and grant matching funds within the budget. Staff provided updates on the town's current financial position, noting strong assets and favorable audits, and explained the conservative approach taken in projecting revenues and budgeting expenses.