Building Inspector-Codes Enforcement Officer at Town of Greenwood
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The meeting addressed public concerns regarding speeding on Kellogg St., with a commitment to increase police presence. Amendments to the 2026 Budget were approved. The board discussed Cannabis establishments and plugged sewer drains. The board reviewed and approved the bills as audited. An executive session was held to discuss a possible litigation.
The Town Board meeting included a public hearing regarding the proposed 2026 Preliminary Budget and Assessment Rolls for Sewer and Water Districts. The budget was reported to be $9,746,243 and remained under the 2% tax cap. Budget transfers were authorized, and bills were reviewed and approved. Amendments to the 2026 Proposed Town of Kirkland Budget were approved. The board discussed salaries, retirement funds, and the allocation of funds to the Village for the Fire District. There was also a discussion about open positions at the Highway Department and recognition of work done on the Kirkland Trails.
The Town Board meeting included discussions on the Brimfield Solar Project, with residents expressing concerns about water contamination and environmental issues. The board also discussed the use of town roads for the Jingle Jog 5K. The board ratified the Codes Enforcement Officer's request to remove two buildings at the homeowners' expense due to non-compliance with permit requirements. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved the bills as audited. An executive session was held to discuss a litigation matter. The budget workshop highlighted a property tax increase and the overall healthy fund balances, with concerns about the County's sales tax allocation. Several projects were put on hold, and the PILOT program for Hale's is completed.
The board discussed the budget workshop for the 2026 Budget. Budget transfers were approved. The board addressed a property on State Route 5, requiring the owners to obtain proper permits for a garage and shed within 14 business days, or the town will remove the buildings at the owners' expense. A resident inquired about the town's approach to solar farms, and the board clarified the planning board's jurisdiction. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved bills as audited.
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