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Aug 5, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
Purchase of up to 13,000 tons of screened road sand.
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1,139
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Franklin
The board approved claims for various funds and reviewed the Highway Superintendent's report regarding recent road maintenance and repair projects, including an amendment to the 284 Agreement for Tyler Road improvements. Discussions included proposed local laws concerning a battery energy storage systems (BESS) moratorium (which was defeated) and a land development moratorium (which was approved). The board authorized the solicitation of road sand bids and the purchase of a replacement LED sign for Town Hall. A four-year shared services agreement with the New York State Department of Transportation was approved. Updates were provided on IT improvements, including phone system upgrades, and staffing for the summer youth program was approved. Public comments addressed property tax grievances and road maintenance responsibilities.
The Board audited and approved claims for the General and Highway funds. Discussions included highway infrastructure projects, such as road maintenance and upcoming bridge construction on Merrill Road. The board passed resolutions regarding the expenditure of highway funds, the sale of surplus equipment, the purchase of a new tractor, appointments to the interim task force and Comprehensive Plan Committee, the procurement of a historical marker for the Stony Wold site, and a town-wide property tax reassessment. Additional business included IT system upgrades, plans for forming a cemetery committee, and updates from the County Legislator regarding broadband project status, grant funding, and local infrastructure improvements.
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The public hearing focused on a proposed local law to implement a twelve-month moratorium on the review and approval of applications and permits for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) within the town. Residents provided input, with proponents arguing for the need to conduct thorough research, address safety and fire risks, and allow time for comprehensive planning to preserve the town's character. Opponents suggested that such facilities could be beneficial for energy independence, argued that development in the town is unlikely in the near future, and emphasized that these systems are generally safe.
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