Tom Waydick

The commission reviewed and recommended for approval a land division to create two 19-acre parcels from a 40-acre property. Additionally, the commission reviewed a Certified Survey Map for a new lot creation, requiring specific road standard compliance, inspection, and easement documentation prior to final approval. The discussion regarding Chapter 13 of the Town Ordinance was deferred to a future meeting.

The commission reviewed and modified several sections of Chapter 13 of the Newbold Town Ordinance, with plans to continue updates in future meetings. The Chairman announced the future review of Oneida County Chapter 9 regarding parking regulations. Additionally, the commission discussed a resident's interest in purchasing the Newbold School for business purposes, noting that the matter would be forwarded for review if it progresses.

The board conducted a public hearing on the utility permit policy ordinance, which was subsequently enacted. Key agenda items included the review and approval of a utility permit application, the opening of road project bids, and receiving reports from the Oneida County Board of Supervisors, the District Library, the Public Works Department, and the Volunteer Fire Department. The board also approved the purchase of a security camera system for the community center, discussed adding humidifiers to the community center HVAC system, and authorized various budget line-item transfers and disbursements. Future agenda items were noted, including liquor license renewals and potential trail endorsement requests.

The board meeting will address several key items, including the Town Assessor Report, discussion and action on road projects and contractor bids, and review of Oneida County zoning requests, specifically a Tourist Rooming House permit and a seasonal retail fireworks stand permit. The agenda also includes a discussion on participating in the National Fitness Campaign for a new fitness court, the appointment of a new Fire Department Chief, approval of budget transfers, and the authorization of bills and disbursements.

The board discussed and took action on several items, including the approval of bartender license applications and a review of the public works department report. Key decisions included advertising for 2026 road projects, authorizing engine replacement for a 2011 plow truck, and approving the purchase of a new plow truck. The board also addressed zoning request policies, security camera system options for the community center, and approved an increase in community center rental fees. Additionally, the board approved a new ordinance regarding town utility permits, authorized financial disbursements and line-item transfers, and discussed future projects including grant applications and repairs.