Board Of Trustees Of The Village Of Brocton Regular Meeting
The board discussed several items, including clarification on the agreement to abolish the Planning Board and merge its duties with the Zoning Board of Appeals. Updates were provided on the success of the Summer Recreation program and potential for future programming expansion. Concerns were raised regarding the operations of a local trucking company, prompting a review of zoning and permits. The board also received reports from the Street, Fire, Electric, and Wastewater Treatment departments, including water line projects and equipment procurement. A resolution was passed to hold a public hearing on the proposed codification of local laws, ordinances, and resolutions into a municipal code. The board also authorized the payment of vouchers and moved into executive session to discuss potential litigation.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Trustees Of The Village Of Brocton Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees discussed various operational and financial matters. Key actions included approving the sale of vacation time for staff, authorizing drainage repairs on Central and Railroad Avenues, and purchasing equipment for the Wastewater Treatment Plant. The board also hired a Summer Recreation Leader, approved resolutions concerning proxy voting for an association conference, designated regular meeting times, established depositories, set mileage allowance rates, and authorized check signing. Additionally, the Board adopted a new procurement policy, outlined emergency meeting procedures, approved committee appointments, and authorized the relevy of delinquent water and sewer liens onto tax rolls. Financial actions included approving various budget and reserve transfers.
Apr 15, 2026·Board meeting
Village Board of Trustees of Brocton Regular Meeting And Public Hearing
The Board of Trustees conducted a public hearing and regular meeting to address several municipal items. Key topics included the adoption of the 2026-2027 General, Water, Wastewater, and Electric budgets, all of which include a 4% pay increase for employees. The Board also discussed facility upgrades for the Brocton-Portland Little League, potential local laws regarding property liens for unpaid electric accounts, and maintenance contracts for the fire hall generator. Additionally, a new fee schedule for building permits was approved, a proxy voter for the NYMPA Annual Meeting was designated, and a financial contribution to the Ahira Hall Library concert series was authorized.
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