Village of Port Byron

The meeting included discussions on the GIS upgrade, concrete for the pickleball area, purchase of picnic tables, and approval of an invoice for a pole saw. The board also approved the bike path resurface and tree removal. Additionally, they discussed the audit quote for the 2024-2025 fiscal year and bike path grant.

The meeting included discussions on various topics such as IRDC/MSA updates, planning and zoning committee matters including a tabled approval of special use, public works projects including automated restroom door locks and repairs to an F550 vehicle, and tree work. The board also discussed personnel matters, particularly regarding who is allowed to contact the village attorney. The approval of the Mayor attending the IML Conference was also discussed.

The meeting included discussions on various topics such as the Farmers Market, water hookups for new constructions, and a GIS upgrade. The board also discussed automated restroom door locks, an invoice from B & B Drain tech for a manhole leak, and a sewer backup issue at Woodgate Circle. Additionally, there was a request for a closed session at the August meeting to discuss an employee.

The meeting included discussions and actions on various topics. The GIS upgrade was tabled until the next meeting. A quote was approved for the removal of a dead tree in the cemetery. Additionally, a quote for repairing Main St patchwork and restriping was approved. The seawall and boat ramp repair project was tabled with plans to apply for a grant after July 1st. A quote for a new mower was also approved. Furthermore, asphalt repair on Cherry St was approved. A donation request for Ram's Booster Club was discussed and approved. The consent agenda, which included minutes from previous meetings, a proclamation for cancer support community, committee appointments, and reports from RI County Sheriff and RCFPD, was approved.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several key items. The Brockman TIF Agreement Ordinance 251905A was approved. A quote for repairing patchwork and re-striping on Main St was tabled with the expectation that MidAmerican Energy would cover the costs. Additionally, the approval of the Audit Quote for the 2024-20525 Fiscal Year was also tabled pending further review of penalties and an engagement letter. The consent agenda was approved, including minutes from a previous board meeting, a county sheriff report, a fire protection district report, and the appointment of Robert Lagerblade as Chairman of Planning & Zoning. A trustee requested a breakdown of the TIF report.