Town Engineer and Building Inspector at Town of Macedon
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The Board conducted a public hearing regarding a variance request for the construction of two detached structures at 2793 Walworth Road. The discussion focused on evaluating the requested square footage against local code requirements for accessory structures. Following a review of the neighborhood impact and structural characteristics, the Board granted the requested variance.
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The Town Board approved several grants for the Police Department, including highway safety, traffic services, and child passenger safety initiatives. The board also addressed administrative and operational matters, such as acknowledging a fire department event application, renewing a postage machine lease, and authorizing a new gas sales agreement. Additionally, the board accepted the annual highway equipment list, authorized the hiring of a new full-time heavy equipment operator, and approved the termination of an existing payroll services contract in favor of a new provider. The meeting concluded with the scheduling of a budget workshop and the approval of claims for payment.
The board entered an executive session to discuss personnel and litigation matters. Key actions included approving a professional planning services agreement for the local waterfront revitalization program, authorizing the final design for Quaker Road cul-de-sac improvements, and adjusting the municipal snow and ice agreement with the NYS Department of Transportation. The board also approved a vehicle lease, agreed to participate in cooperative electricity bidding, and finalized an agreement regarding the maintenance of the Bullis Collection. Furthermore, the board authorized seeking cost-sharing participation for tax litigation involving CVS and Wal-Mart, appointed school tax collectors, approved personnel hiring for the highway department, authorized a grant application for the court system, and set public hearings for flood damage prevention and a tax cap override.
The board meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included an executive session regarding personnel and litigation, the appointment of summer recreation staff, compliance with GASB financial standards, and the adoption of local laws for flood damage prevention. The board authorized the transfer of the Aldridge Bridge to Wayne County, the renewal of a special use permit for Waste Management, and the submission of a grant application for accessibility improvements at Bullis Park. Additionally, the board approved design services for Gravino Park, a professional services agreement for brownfield development, the appointment of a special drainage coordinator, investments for the library account, an increase in retiree health insurance reimbursements, and the issuance of RFPs for code enforcement software and website redesign services.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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