[0:00] I aliance to the flag of the United
States of America and to the stands one
[0:08] nation under God, indivisible, liberty
and justice for all.
[0:15] » All right, we do have um two public
hearings scheduled for tonight. So, I'm
[0:21] going to
open the public hearings. Open the one
[0:25] for local law number three of 2026
amending chapter 59 of the village code
[0:31] of the village of Mount Moors to modify
the responsibility for dog care and
[0:34] medical expenses. Um
and then I'm also opening the public
[0:42] hearing uh for granting the cable
television franchise agreement by and
[0:46] between the village of Mount Moors and
Spectrum Northeast LLC, an indirect
[0:49] subsidiary of Charter Communications.
And actually, um, Lauren Kelly from
[0:56] she's the person for Spectrum who works
on keeping these updated. She was
[1:00] supposed to be here tonight, but she had
to cancel at the last minute. So,
[1:06] um, anyone have any comments for the
public hearing for either of those two
[1:13] things?
[1:17] » Where are you planning on housing the
dogs?
[1:20] So that is with the um dog control with
the county.
[1:23] » Okay.
>> Um what we're changing in the village
[1:26] code is that the way the village code
reads now is any expenses from dog
[1:32] control are upon the village to pay for
and we're changing that to where it
[1:36] becomes the dog owner's responsibility
to pay for those
[1:42] » dog owners going to pay for.
>> Well, dog control would
[1:46] » What happens if they don't? Uh that's
between dog control at the county
[1:50] between Livingston County and them.
[1:55] [snorts]
>> Right now, Livingston County sends the
[1:58] bill to us.
[2:02] » Is there that many unwanted dogs running
around?
[2:05] » Um it's not necessarily that as much as
when there is a dog being boarded, it's
[2:10] expensive. So, it's paying
>> $35 a day.
[2:14] » $35 a day. There you go.
>> A day. And then if it's euthanized as
[2:18] well. Um so
>> that village is going to suck up to $35
[2:23] a day.
>> That's how the code is written now. So
[2:25] that's what we're looking to change.
[2:34] » And Mark, there is a copy of the
[2:42] Okay.
[2:46] » And then when hasn't seen the um
franchise agreement is just a renewal
[2:50] that needs to be updated. So it's
standard. Um both of those have been
[2:55] reviewed by the village attorneys as
well.
[3:00] Anything else with either of those? And
I'll keep it open for a bit in case
[3:04] something comes to someone with
regarding either of those public
[3:07] hearings.
If not at this moment, I'm going to move
[3:12] on.
>> Where's Spectrum gonna set up?
[3:15] » What's
>> Where's Spectrum gonna set up?
[3:18] » Where is Spectrum going to set up?
>> Oh, they're already here. This is just
[3:23] um we get a fee that they uh have to pay
to the village. It's a franchise.
[3:29] » So, the fee will cover the dog expenses.
[laughter]
[3:32] » If only. It does not though. We get it
now. It just has to be renewed.
[3:38] Do you get a lot of dogs that you pick
up there?
[3:41] » Um, I mean, Chief Officer Riley, if you
guys feel welcome to step in.
[3:46] » There is a good amount of dogs in the
village yet. It's
[3:49] » it's a bit of a problem.
[3:55] » Stealing.
>> Yeah. I mean,
[3:59] » on street. That's one thing we don't
have.
[4:00] » Yeah. I I I was just telling someone
today, I don't see stray dogs on my
[4:04] street. I see stray cats, but but I know
there's some streets that do see them.
[4:08] [laughter]
[4:10] » Um, so yeah, but like I said, when when
one is being housed, it becomes an
[4:15] expense of the village and it should be
an expense of that dog owner.
[4:24] All right. Um, I just wanted to update
everyone. I told you guys the sidewalk
[4:30] and streetscape inventory team has been
going well. We've met a couple of times.
[4:35] Um they're working on doing their
inventory. Everybody took parts of the
[4:41] village. And then this past week, we
worked on um getting a survey together.
[4:47] So we were looking at some other surveys
that have be done that have been done.
[4:51] » Are they going to survey this the
crosswalks too?
[4:54] » That's part of it.
>> Yeah. You got the the three sites for
[4:58] the grants, right, from that I sent you
forward. the Yeah, like the tab grant
[5:03] and then Yep. Yep. And then the um the
possible lighting, right? If they would
[5:07] permit something like that and the
crosswalks. Yeah. So, they're looking at
[5:10] um and Reverend Phillips, you're um have
been participating in in this team as
[5:16] well. So, feel free to comment as
someone who's on that committee. Um
[5:21] they're looking at that's why it's not
just sidewalk, it's sidewalk and
[5:25] streetscape. So, they're looking at
where they think crosswalks could use
[5:28] improvement. Maybe where there's one
missing, where they feel like ramps
[5:31] aren't in place that should be in place.
Um, if there's trees blocking the
[5:35] sidewalk, if there's trees overhanging,
if there's brush, if there's trees
[5:39] missing and they feel like there should
be trees added for shade and aesthetics
[5:45] and health. Um, so there's all kinds of
things and there's like measurements of
[5:50] how to rate the condition of the
sidewalk as well. So, they're rating the
[5:55] conditions of the sidewalk. Um, so we'll
have a whole Jillian Mitchell, she
[6:00] lives, well, I won't say where she
lives, but Jillian Mitchell is a village
[6:03] resident and she's compiling everything
into an Excel sheet for us and getting
[6:08] all that information. So, it'll it'll be
good.
[6:10] » Will there be grants available for well,
the TAP grant like that you were looking
[6:14] at and that we looked at last year is
one that does cover sidewalk. There is a
[6:19] contribution that goes with that and it
comes out every two years. Um, so 2027
[6:24] would be the next time, but this would
also just give us good data if we're
[6:28] going to budget for a certain amount of
sidewalk expense every every year. And
[6:35] they'll be at the end of this committee,
they we'll look at um all the data and
[6:42] come up with some recommendations and
what we feel would be appropriate for
[6:46] » this is on every single street.
>> Oh yeah, they're going through all. So
[6:50] my question too, if someone's if let's
say my sidewalk comes up and it has like
[6:54] my concrete is lifted, isn't it the
responsible responsibility of the
[6:59] homeowner to fix those sidewalks? It is.
But just like many many villages around
[7:04] the state, everyone runs into okay well
property owners are not maintaining
[7:09] their sidewalks. So it becomes an issue
that villages look for solutions for and
[7:15] towns, municipalities look for solutions
for. So, um, actually, if you guys want
[7:19] to look at any of the, this is our
sidewalk streetcape inventory team
[7:23] binder and, uh, the one that we're
looking to for reference that Perry did.
[7:30] Um, it goes into some of they researched
some of the other areas and what they
[7:35] did and the programs that they
implemented, whether it was a 50/50,
[7:39] whether it was the village just budget
budgets $10,000 a year are going to go
[7:43] to to sidewalk repairs, whether you're
going to contract that out, whether your
[7:47] DBW is going to do it. There's a lot of
factors that come into play that you
[7:51] have to decide. But looking, having an
idea of what we're dealing with is a
[7:56] good place to start. And then you can
also look at um if we do come up with a
[8:00] plan, how do you prioritize what gets
worked on first? Do you say the zone
[8:07] that just has the worst overall
sidewalks or do you just prior do you
[8:11] say anything that was a level five, the
worst level condition wise, we're going
[8:16] to start hitting all of those even if
it's covering even if you've got one
[8:20] zone that has 90% great sidewalks and
one little one that's wrong. So anyway,
[8:25] it'll give us information
Um, but that's going well. It's It's
[8:28] nice to see people.
>> So, you're in the data collecting stage,
[8:32] right?
>> Yes. Total data collecting. And we are
[8:34] we did work on a uh community survey
that we'll be implementing as well. So,
[8:40] just getting that finalized before it
gets sent to all of you guys and then um
[8:45] we'll determine how to get that out to
everyone.
[8:49] uh the Grow Live Go downtown
transformation strategy which some of
[8:52] you were at the um community input
session that we had that's going great
[8:57] as well. There's another meeting coming
up here soon uh next week I believe. Um
[9:03] and we had really good turnout for the
community input. Next week is focused
[9:08] more on entrepreneur. Um, and this is
through through the county, a program
[9:12] through the county. And if you are
interested in learning more, you can
[9:16] reach out to me, but also you can go to
Main Street Main Street America. I think
[9:21] it's just Main Street America.
Um,
[9:26] and it will give you tons of
information. That's the program that
[9:30] they're working with is uh the Main
Street America program, which has
[9:37] » proven to be very effective.
[9:45] It's or main street.org is main street.
Okay. All right. That's all just for
[9:52] updates. Um
I would like to accept the proposal for
[9:59] the um agreement from Wilson and
McCormick, the CPA group that I sent you
[10:06] guys. Um, we've looked at a few and that
was the one recommended from uh Jeff
[10:12] Smith from Municipal Solutions
[10:18] and
>> it's not EFDR, is it? The one that you
[10:21] just the one I just
>> No, no, no. It was one of the first ones
[10:24] we looked at and we got talked to a few
others. Um,
[10:32] I think any of them would do a fine job,
but I would just like to get something
[10:35] signed as soon as possible.
>> Is this this a full audit? Is it a full
[10:40] audit or
>> None of these are a full audit. Those
[10:42] are like 15 to $30,000 for one year and
then depending on how many years you get
[10:47] done, it goes there.
>> Well, I just actually I just actually
[10:51] after I talked to you on the phone, Jeff
uh Justin from Baldwin's called me.
[10:56] Okay. He said there was a company Ally
that had is I don't did you get a hold
[10:59] of Allied? They're a new company that
underscoring the crisis but he said uh
[11:05] you can do a AUP is just like a fiscal
review basically but if you want to do a
[11:11] complete audit he said Steen County did
a complete audit with the controllers.
[11:16] They just filled the paperwork out and
they sent it um certified mail and they
[11:21] got they put it on the list to come and
do a full audit, but it they gave them a
[11:25] date like it it wasn't like two months.
It was like maybe six or seven months
[11:29] later, but they had a date from the
state controller and they did it for
[11:32] free, a complete
>> Well, when the state controller decides
[11:36] they're doing an audit, they do it well,
it's still taxpayer expense, but it's
[11:39] not it's not at a cost of
>> We've already sent them letters, right?
[11:44] » Yes. and we've got confirmation from
them that they received our letters from
[11:47] them.
>> What is the agreement authorizing the
[11:50] CPA? What what is
>> that's what we're talking about right
[11:53] now?
>> I mean, what is it
[11:54] » right now? Um, this is for a financial
review for the village.
[11:59] » Okay.
>> Yeah. But Mark, we are going to have it
[12:03] at our second meeting of the month. We
have a time for public comment.
[12:07] » Okay. All right. Okay.
>> If you have any questions at at that
[12:10] meeting, you can bring it to public
comment.
[12:13] So, are you looking for a motion?
>> Yes, I'm looking for a motion to
[12:16] authorize me to sign and accept the
proposal.
[12:19] » I'll make a motion.
>> How long?
[12:23] » Um,
I don't think they gave us a time frame,
[12:26] but it wasn't it wasn't long.
>> Yeah, October time frame.
[12:33] [snorts]
>> I'll second.
[12:35] » All in favor?
>> I opposed.
[12:40] None. Motion carries.
>> [snorts]
[12:41] » So the board voted on that, not the
individuals,
[12:45] » right? Y
>> Okay. Then um Charlene or Judge Finnegan
[12:52] brought in this afternoon her uh
grant application that we do every year
[12:58] for the um for the court. Thank you.
>> Um she has to get that submitted this
[13:04] month. So when she was looking at the
timing, she was like, "Can I get this on
[13:07] the board meeting tonight?" Which is not
a problem at all. And this is that
[13:10] [clears throat] uh grant through New
York Justice Court Assistance Program.
[13:14] We get usually up to 30,000. That's the
cut off. Um we got it last last year.
[13:21] This year it would be for records
retention is
[13:25] » Yep. Motion to
um Hold on. I'm just
[13:28] » I know I'm stepping out of line and I'm
sorry. But who does it now?
[13:32] » Who does what?
>> The CPA.
[13:34] » We have a CPA. So we have LEDs that does
all our they can't do this part of it
[13:40] because this is looking at what they do
with us as well.
[13:44] » Okay. I'm sorry.
>> Oh, it's sorry.
[13:46] » Thank you for
>> So what did what were the
[13:51] what did the grant what was the grant
used for last year?
[13:54] » Last year it was the secure I just
looked at it today. The security
[13:57] cameras. Um
>> Oh, that's right. Okay.
[14:01] » I think doors.
>> Yeah. Something else I don't
[14:03] » something about a shredder too. Oh,
yeah. They got another one.
[14:07] » That's right.
>> Yeah. Commercial shredder thing. So,
[14:10] this here uh looking at using [snorts] a
section back there for records
[14:14] retention. Part of the waiting room
that's back there now. Um so, yeah.
[14:19] Motion to authorize Mount Morris Village
Court to file an application for grant
[14:23] funding in the 20
26 27 grant cycle up to $30,000 from the
[14:29] state of New York Justice Court
Assistance Program which would enable
[14:32] the village court to acquire additional
record retention space.
[14:36] » Did you motion?
>> All in favor?
[14:40] » I post none carries. Thank you guys.
>> Yes.
[14:46] And [snorts] then we just Eli just uh
that's our village council, Mr. Mcwiny
[14:51] just sent over um a
draft
[14:57] for uh the smoke shop law that we've
been working on for quite some time now.
[15:02] I don't know if I have that in front of
me though since you just sent it.
[15:06] Thank you. Okay. Um so all we have to do
tonight is set a public hearing which
[15:10] would be great to move this along. Um,
just based on timing, what were we
[15:16] looking at, Lisa?
>> The October
[15:20] was the one October.
>> October 13th. I think that's our first
[15:23] meeting.
Um, it has to be out in the legal ad for
[15:28] like 10 days anyway. So, I think we'd be
okay to just set it for October, our
[15:33] first. So that's as soon as we could do
it
[15:37] » unless we set a a special meeting ahead
of time before that, but I don't think
[15:41] it'll
make much of it.
[15:44] » Doesn't make a difference.
>> No.
[15:46] » So it would be for the 13th. This is
largely modeled after uh Avon's smoke
[15:51] shop law and a couple other ones that we
looked at and compiled all the ones we
[15:54] sent out like last year too. So
um so what did we say? October 13th.
[16:00] » Tuesday.
>> Okay. So motion to
[16:05] second hold on let me make sure I have
okay to set a public hearing for the
[16:13] proposed local law
um
[16:19] entitled establishing rules and
regulations for the sitting and
[16:22] operation of smoke and vape shops within
the village of Mount Morris and we will
[16:26] set it for October Tuesday October 13
2026 at 6:30
[16:32] Tim made the motion.
>> Yep.
[16:34] » All in favor? I none. Thank you. And
copies of that will be are available
[16:41] [clears throat] as well.
All right. Then we can
[16:46] move on to your things. Okay.
[clears throat] The first is to make a
[16:51] motion to approve of sending unpaid
taxes to Livingston County for
[16:54] collection as [clears throat] of October
1st. that the village Mount Morris
[16:58] request that the county of Livingston to
collect delinquent village taxes after
[17:02] October 1st, 2026 in accordance with
section 1 1442 of the real property law
[17:09] of the state of New York.
[17:13] » I make a motion.
>> All in favor? I
[17:18] motion carries. Thank you. So the first
is a transfer to [snorts] increase A2770
[17:25] miscellaneous in the amount of $84744
[snorts]
[17:29] and increase A3120.1
police services of $84744.
[17:37] This was money that was received from
workman's comp when an officer was
[17:41] injured. Motion
>> second. All in
[17:44] » favor?
None. Motion carries.
[17:50] Increase A2275
donation in the amount of $2,280
[17:56] and increase A7310.4
youth contractual. Um this is from the
[18:02] Mount Moore Solar Rich.
[18:06] » Second.
>> All in favor?
[18:09] » Oppos.
[18:12] The next is to decrease A3120
[18:18] four police contractual on the amount of
1680 and increase A3510.4
[18:24] dog control
>> second.
[18:27] » All in favor I post none carries. That's
just because we initially paid that dog
[18:33] control bill out of the police line and
now we have a dog control line to pay it
[18:37] out of. So that money goes back.
Um, next is to accept the annual
[18:45] financial report for the year ending May
31st, 2026.
[18:50] » I'll make a motion.
>> Second. All
[18:53] » in favor?
>> I
[18:56] motion carries.
[19:01] » Two motion. Okay. Motion to accept the
June 2026 treasures report.
[19:08] I have a question before I have a
question because you you were we were
[19:12] supposed to meet like the 29th. Is that
go over the reports or it's going to
[19:17] start with August?
>> No. So the thing you and I are meeting
[19:20] on we're picked out of the hat. That is
just us as a board annually um and
[19:25] randomly
>> as your last.
[19:27] » I was going to say how do we go over it
if we already
[19:29] » this is just the treasury question.
>> Yep. Okay. Thank you.
[19:34] » Because we'll look at other stuff too.
We'll pull like a payroll. We'll pull
[19:37] things
>> that was doing basically internal
[19:40] audits. That's what it is. Okay.
>> So, I need a second for the June 2026.
[19:46] » Second.
>> All in favor?
[19:49] » I
[clears throat] have a motion to accept
[19:52] the June 26
>> July
[19:54] » July 26 treasures report.
>> Make a motion.
[20:00] » Second. All in favor?
>> None.
[20:05] And we did all get the August one. So
we'll give ourselves some time to flip
[20:09] over. And abstracts.
[20:16] So there's four sets.
Abstract number nine. General 24,4397
[20:22] 131 to 137. Water 7841.
67 to 72. Sewer $3,631.93
[20:33] 838 through41
abstract number 10 $2174
[20:39] $79.14
general 13941
[20:44] water $25246
73 through74 sewer $360.34
[20:53] through 43 Abstract number 11 general
$23,10.35
[20:59] 142 through169
water $8,63645
[21:06] 75 through86
sewer $1,94742
[21:13] 44 through 48 on abstract number 12
general $39,570391
[21:21] 170 through 197 water 25795628
[21:28] 84 through 96 and sewer $9,777.90
[21:36] 49 through 54. [snorts]
>> I do have a quick question. Was 11 the
[21:41] one that was done last week?
>> Yes.
[21:43] » Okay. So, I didn't see it in here.
>> Yeah, I believe that's signed.
[21:48] » Yeah,
>> Kelly signed. Y
[21:50] » Okay, I'll make a motion.
I'll second it. All
[21:55] » in favor?
[21:59] And then we need to appoint Dave
Constantino to the water treatment plant
[22:04] operator. His probation period ended and
that he was considered a training I
[22:11] believe was his title. Correct.
>> Yep. So now that his probation time
[22:16] ended, he just gets title.
[clears throat] Personal service.
[22:20] » I'll make a motion. So all in favor
[clears throat] motion carries.
[22:28] That's all on your list, right? Um,
okay. I have one other thing before, um,
[22:34] we go back to the public hearing. Uh, we
got that employee assistance program
[22:40] thing that was offered through the
county. Um, we did send it out to all
[22:45] the employees to see if anyone was
interested. We've only gotten one
[22:49] response back, right, Lisa? It is a
cost. Um, they didn't give us an exact
[22:53] cost. I think it said 20 to 30.
um in the range there per employee that
[22:59] signs up for it, which I think is um the
county has a really good employee
[23:03] assistance program. So, we'll we'll send
out one more reminder, but we need board
[23:09] approval to even offer this. So, um and
it's due this this week and we have to
[23:14] get back to them with how many we have
that would want to sign up for [snorts]
[23:17] it.
>> It's a good benefit to made a motion
[23:22] probably [clears throat] second. All in
favor? I oppose none. Motion carries.
[23:26] Yeah, it is a good benefit. They've
they've got a good program. Um, okay.
[23:32] Public hearing for the amending chapter
59 of the village code of the village of
[23:38] Mount Morris for the dog care medical
expenses. Are there any more comments
[23:41] with that?
[23:45] » It's a great idea.
>> Wish we would have thought of it sooner.
[23:50] [clears throat]
I missed it reading it like, "Oh, wow."
[23:54] You think for that? Okay. Um, if there
are no more comments for that public
[24:00] hearing, then I'd like to close the
public hearing.
[24:05] Make a motion to close. If someone a
motion to close public hearing,
[24:08] » I'll make a motion.
>> All in favor?
[24:12] » I opposed. [clears throat]
Motion carries. And then I would
[24:16] actually like to adopt that law so we
can move on from there.
[24:22] Thank you.
Okay. So
[24:28] motion to adopt local law number three
of 2026 entitled amending chapter 59 of
[24:32] the village code of the village Mount
Morris to modify the responsibility for
[24:36] dog care and medical expenses.
>> Make a motion.
[24:40] » I think I heard Tim first.
>> I'll second it.
[24:43] » All in favor? I
posted on I think we're all anxious for
[24:47] that one. So, okay, good. All right.
Then we have the um
[24:51] » mind to me why it would have been set up
that way.
[24:54] » Yeah. I don't know. I wonder if it's
back from when we had our own dog
[24:57] control or the village had its own dog
control or something. I don't know.
[25:00] Okay. Then for the agreement with uh
Spectrum
[25:04] um
[25:08] make sure I read it right.
[snorts]
[25:13] » Yeah. Oh yeah. Is there any more
comments for the agreement? The
[25:17] franchise agreement.
>> For what agreement?
[25:21] » This is the franchise agreement with
Spectrum Charter Communications.
[25:27] » All right.
>> How long have we had this in place?
[25:30] » Years because they they go for like 10
to 15 years typically. It has been
[25:35] expired, [snorts] but they've continued
to give us the franchise fee in good
[25:39] faith, I suppose. Um, but they've been
wanting to get it
[25:45] renewed. So,
we did look into are we getting is the
[25:50] percentage we're getting typical? Yes,
it is. It's it's typical and standard.
[25:56] [clears throat]
[25:58] Um, so motion to close the public
hearing.
[26:03] » I'll second.
>> All in favor? I none. Motion carries and
[26:07] then uh
[26:13] Okay. So,
[26:18] all right. Then a motion for the
franchise renewal agreement
[26:22] um that the board of of the village of
Mount Morris hereby grants a cable
[26:26] television franchise of Spectrum
Northeast LLC in the village of Mount
[26:30] Morris for 15 years commencing with the
date of approval by the public service
[26:34] commission and expiring 15 years. Hence
be further resolved that the board of
[26:38] the village of Mount Morris hereby
confirms acceptance of this franchise
[26:41] renewal agreement.
motion.
[26:46] [laughter]
I
[26:48] » All in favor? I
>> So, so how much money is the village
[26:52] going to make from these guys?
>> Um, I could look into that for you. It's
[26:55] It is on our on our budget sheet. I
don't think that they're separate from
[27:01] the other franchise, though. We get
about $32,000 a year.
[27:05] » A year for 15 years
>> each year. Yep.
[27:09] » Yeah. Okay.
[27:12] A1170.
[27:16] [snorts]
>> Was that the chair? Did the chair?
[27:18] » That's the chair.
>> Chair just broke.
[27:20] » Oh my gosh. How long have these chairs
been here? Wow. Of course, I would do
[27:25] it.
>> Actually, Kelly, you used to be over
[27:27] here in [laughter]
[27:30] a hard time picking you up.
>> Which fund would that $32,000 go into?
[27:36] » That is170.
>> Yep.
[27:40] 17 a 1170 says on your first page.
>> I don't know where 1170 is.
[27:46] » You're looking
treasur.
[27:49] » You have the treasures report, right?
>> Yes. I mean, is it going to go on the
[27:52] general fund? The
>> building fund?
[27:54] » Yep. That's part of the general fund.
>> Yep.
[27:55] » That's all I wanted to know.
>> Yes.
[27:59] » Okay.
All right. with that. Um, any update
[28:05] from you other than what you've already
updated us with over the last couple
[28:10] weeks?
>> No, I do have more quotes.
[28:12] » Yep.
>> I'll let Tim
[28:16] » I think the top
>> Kelly's.
[28:20] » Yep.
>> Mark, I gave you one. There's three
[28:22] quotes.
There's one for 119 from other than
[28:26] government bid and it's 28 horsepower
bricks Vanguard EFI with oil 60inch
[28:33] deck. Then there's a they're both all
ferris one with a 30 and a half
[28:38] horsepower Kawasaki 60inch deck which is
115. Then there's one from Bucks
[28:44] Motorsports in Akran for the same model
of the 30 horsepower one for 119.
[28:52] So you recommend the one with the
vanguard?
[28:56] » Yeah.
[29:01] » And we were talking about it for a few
months. So
[29:04] » yeah, it's been on
>> and then uh
[29:06] » agenda
>> we were talking about purchasing this
[29:10] for the sewer plant.
>> Mhm.
[29:11] » And then taking the one from the sewer
plant, giving Chris out on the streets.
[29:14] » Yep.
>> Right.
[29:25] Okay. So, motion to purchase the Briggs
Vanguard
[29:29] » EFI with oil.
>> EFI with oil
[29:31] » guard system succeed deck
at a government selling price for 11,900
[29:37] from Kelly's garage.
>> Why do I see it?
[29:42] [snorts]
>> It's the top one. The
[29:44] » top one. Oh.
[29:49] Do we have a motion to purchase that
one?
[29:52] » I'll make it.
>> I'll second it.
[29:54] » All in favor? I
>> motion carries.
[30:01] Are you going to follow up with them or
[30:07] keep that?
[30:18] » Is there anything more?
[laughter]
[30:22] » Um,
>> basically, uh, we're going to be
[30:27] testing, filling the filter tomorrow. We
had all parties together today. We're
[30:31] over a checklist for, you know,
everything that's got to happen to be
[30:35] able to put this filter. Filter one will
not be taken down to till we feel, you
[30:40] know, confident running this new filter,
[snorts] see how it operates. It could
[30:44] be a month, could be a month and a half.
Um, can factories running till,
[30:51] let's say, the end of November, mid
November. So we really wouldn't want to
[30:56] switch out till after that point and
then uh from there we would add filter
[31:01] one taken down and hopefully by this
coming February or 2027
[31:08] » we're wrapped up.
[31:12] » Yeah.
>> Yeah. I mean couple weeks well was it
[31:15] maybe two three about three weeks ago I
met with Chris and Dave
[31:18] » Oh yeah DVW so we
>> discussed you know his plan moving
[31:23] forward. uh to get a certification for
at the sewer.
[31:27] » Sewer.
>> Yeah.
[31:28] » Which Ellen did start putting together.
Um we said had her putting together
[31:32] tracking his sewer hours as well. So we
can keep that track.
[31:38] » All right. Thank you.
>> Chief, did you have anything more you
[31:42] wanted to update us?
>> No, I don't have anything. You know, the
[31:46] summer has been fairly busy and as many
of you see, we've moved our speed
[31:52] monitoring trailer around from different
locations throughout the summer to deter
[31:56] and regulate speed and we do have we do
keep data from that. So, you know, it's
[32:01] on Murray Street right now uh for motors
coming down the hill on Murray Street.
[32:07] So, it'll be there. That was a request.
So, uh put that uh it'll be up there for
[32:13] a little while and then we'll move it
somewhere else.
[32:17] We having anyone leave? So that's good.
We having anyone that's wanted to come
[32:22] work here either. So status quo.
>> I have a question for you. What's the
[32:27] state law or the [clears throat]
New York state law for kids on their uh
[32:31] dirt bikes running down the street doing
wheelies going 30 miles an hour without
[32:34] any helmets?
>> Well, I sent you it wasn't that wasn't a
[32:39] motor. Those aren't typically motorized
bikes by train. No, these aren't this
[32:44] what these these are not electric. These
are actually dirt bikes.
[32:48] » Are you sure? I can show you in the
garage we took the other day that looks
[32:51] like a dirt bike that's electric. It
goes about 40 miles and it's not allowed
[32:56] on the village. They live right across
>> I see them up around the school quite a
[33:00] bit.
>> Yeah.
[33:01] » And they are electric. The ones that
I've seen in the garage, it appears.
[33:05] » Is it red and white or?
>> No, it's all it's all black. But I would
[33:08] if you first glance you think it's a
motorized dirt bike. It's got big tires,
[33:12] but it's electric and goes about 40
miles an hour and it's we confiscated
[33:16] our
>> electric practice.
[33:19] » Yeah.
>> And Yeah. And I just got off the phone
[33:21] with the parent of that uh
14-year-old and we talked about the
[33:27] situation and and and I provided you
last month with a draft of a
[33:31] » ebike and scooter law that we hope we
can put forward and adopt in the village
[33:36] to give us more enforcement of those
that are under 16 that aren't uh
[33:43] typically dealt with.
>> I mean, I almost saw the kid get hit by
[33:45] a car. Mhm.
>> Yeah. Because the state law um
[33:49] » has some loopholes in it.
>> Yeah.
[33:50] » Well, they don't go as fast as some of
the cars I see in the morning going
[33:53] through the village. So, I wouldn't
worry about it.
[33:55] » A lot of the uh
>> local local governments are um doing
[34:01] their own laws in addition to that. So,
yep. And we did put that all out on
[34:06] social media as well updated
>> scooter anybody lost anywhere.
[34:15] All right.
Thank you, sir. [snorts]
[34:19] Sir,
um I just had a couple reminders. There
[34:25] is a 911
911 memorial ceremony put on by the
[34:30] Mount Wallers Fire Department and that
is on 911 at 911 a.m. down at the
[34:36] Veterans Memorial Park. All are invited
um for that. That is the 25th
[34:42] anniversary of
>> coffee and donuts in the doors hall
[34:46] » for you Mark. Yes. Yep. And then uh
Saturday I did pull it up on my phone at
[34:53] the Mills mansion is an event. Um
I did share it on the [clears throat]
[35:01] » tall chief.
>> Yes. Yes.
[35:05] Let me see.
Um
[35:10] that is at 1 pm and that is a a new sign
that they're getting and it is the
[35:20] uh connection there will be tall chief
family history I think the sign and it
[35:24] shows the connection between General
Millie
[35:27] » the sign has already been erected out
front.
[35:30] » Oh okay.
Um, so yes, all are invited to that as
[35:35] well. I want to make sure people know.
Um, and then our we have a special joint
[35:41] meeting on Thursday. That's at the town
hall at 6 o'clock. And then our next
[35:46] board regular board meeting is September
22nd, Tuesday the 22nd. Um, we do have
[35:53] contract negotiation items to discuss in
executive session. So unless you guys
[35:58] have
>> Did we get a new sign out there front
[36:00] the front door? There's a smaller 117
Main Street. Used to be a bigger one.
[36:04] » Oh, that was a long time ago.
>> Yeah. Remember they we got that huge?
[36:09] » Yeah.
When I Before I went to Africa, it was
[36:13] still up.
>> No.
[36:14] » Oh, no. It wasn't.
>> No, we took
[36:17] » Did you Where was it?
>> It's stored back there right now.
[36:22] » We're thinking of their suggestion, the
sign um sign shop suggestion was to put
[36:26] it like way up high on the side of the
building since we have it. I like to.
[36:32] [snorts]
>> Okay. Um motion to go into executive
[36:37] session to discuss the contract
negotiations.
[36:41] » Make a motion.
>> Second.
[36:43] » All in favor?
>> I
[36:46] » opposed.
Motion carries. Thank you. Um there will
[36:51] not be any board action to take after
executive session. So
[37:00] thank you everyone.