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The board conducted a public hearing and regular meeting focused on fiscal matters, including the review and approval of the FY27 budget and user charges, which were set at $300 per unit. Additionally, the board received updates regarding sewer flows to Norwalk and discussed the court decision concerning Baywing L.L.C. at 19 Cannon Road, noting that a resolution for approval is to be drafted by town counsel.
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The Board of Selectmen discussed a variety of operational and community-related items, including the denial of a grievance regarding insurance and pensions for the local firefighters union. Approval was granted for funding the Kids in Crisis Teen Talk counseling program, the installation of a Narcan cabinet at the Comstock Community Center, and an application for emergency food pantry funding. Contracts were authorized for window replacement at the Town Hall Annex and flooring repairs at Middlebrook School. Additionally, the Board approved debt management guidance, appointed a new full member to the Zoning Board of Appeals, and discussed the creation of a building committee, future funding requests, and the identification of a representative for the Aquarion Representative Policy Board.
The Commission addressed several items regarding unauthorized clearing and property modifications. Actions included receiving a new application for corrective action at 65 Edgewater Drive, approving a bond of $2,580 for planting and soil measures at 59 Edgewater Drive, and releasing a bond of $2,900 for tree removal remediation at 455 Thayer Pond Road. Additionally, the Commission granted an extension until September 14, 2026, for a temporary emergency septic tank replacement at 56 Chipmunk Lane.
The board discussed and authorized a contract with Pyrotecnico for a Labor Day fireworks display, including a review of projected municipal overtime costs. Additionally, the board received an update on the Cider Mill chiller replacement project, which requires additional insulation and hanger repair work, with confirmation that project funds are available to cover these costs.
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