Village Clerk/Treasurer at Village of Mexico
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The board discussed and passed the State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) parts 2 and 3 regarding the proposed sewer project with BCA Engineers.
The board approved various fund claims and waived a building permit fee for the local volunteer fire department. Key actions included the authorization of a $6.4 million bond for sanitary and stormwater system improvements and the approval of grant applications for the New York Main Street Program, the Climate Smart Communities Grant Program, and the Brownfield Opportunity Areas Program to support downtown revitalization and infrastructure projects. The meeting also included an executive session.
The Board approved various financial claims for the General, Water, and Sewer funds. Reports were delivered by the Village Administrator and the Code Enforcement Officer. Key actions included approving a consulting services agreement with MSPEN Consulting, declaring the village as the lead agency for the Wastewater Improvement project's SEQR review, and authorizing SEQR Part 1 for Wastewater Collection System Improvements. The Board also passed a resolution for USDA Rural Development budget modifications and contingency fund usage for the water system project. Finally, the Board approved the draft Town/Village Comprehensive Plan along with SEQR parts 2 and 3, and held an executive session regarding a real estate transaction.
The board approved claims for General, Water, and Sewer funds and received reports from the Village Administrator and the Code Enforcement Officer. Key legislative actions included passing a resolution to increase sewer rates and approving SEQR documentation for a sewer project. The board also established a date for a public hearing regarding the Comprehensive Plan, declared co-lead agency status for environmental review, and officially adopted the Joint Town and Village of Mexico Comprehensive Plan. Additionally, discussions were held regarding business safety requirements, water main layouts, and a potential property acquisition, followed by an executive session.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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