[0:00] All right. Good evening, everyone.

[0:02] We're going to get going.

[0:05] Okay. I'm going to call the July 30th,

[0:08] 2026 regular meeting of the town board

[0:10] to order. Will the clerk please call the

[0:12] role?

[0:13] >> Council member Ramos Romanian,

[0:15] >> present.

[0:16] >> Council member Bowski,

[0:17] >> present.

[0:18] >> Council member McPartland,

[0:19] >> here.

[0:19] >> Council member Brennan,

[0:20] >> here.

[0:21] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian,

[0:22] >> here. Would everyone please rise for the

[0:24] pledge of allegiance?

[0:27] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the

[0:30] United States of America and to the

[0:32] republic for which it stands. One nation

[0:36] under God, indivisible, with liberty and

[0:38] justice for all.

[0:43] » All right, we're going to do a quick

[0:45] vote on our special meeting minutes. May

[0:48] I have a motion to approve the July

[0:50] 14th, 2026 special meeting minutes?

[0:53] >> So moved.

[0:54] >> And a second. Second. Any discussion,

[0:58] changes?

[1:00] >> Okay. All in favor?

[1:02] >> I Any opposed? All right.

[1:05] Minutes are approved. We're going to

[1:06] move on to our first ceremonial. Uh we

[1:10] have a ceremonial resolution recognizing

[1:12] the first NISKUNA cohort as the first

[1:15] Capital Region leadership initiative. Uh

[1:18] which was started this year actually by

[1:21] uh a woman who used to work in the same

[1:24] office that I am in now. and she this is

[1:26] like such a fantastic idea. Um, and I'm

[1:29] so honored that you live in this unit

[1:31] and that you decided to do this here. I

[1:33] think what we're going to do is go

[1:34] through the votes on these ceremonials

[1:36] and then we'll have everyone come up.

[1:37] We'll read the resolutions, take a

[1:39] couple of pictures, and then we'll move

[1:41] on to the next one. So, we'll begin uh

[1:44] with 2026

[1:45] 179. This one is sponsored by Supervisor

[1:48] Cassidy Dorian. Uh, will the clerk

[1:50] please read

[1:51] >> a ceremonial resolution recognizing the

[1:54] first Niscuna cohort as the first

[1:57] Capitol region leadership initiative?

[1:59] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[2:00] >> Second.

[2:01] >> Uh, any discussion?

[2:04] >> I'll just say um it was an absolute

[2:06] pleasure. Susan Pollson is here and came

[2:09] to us with a really great idea. Um, we

[2:12] are such a rich community in our

[2:15] volunteers, in our professional uh

[2:18] residents. She pulled together a

[2:20] program. We had a wonderful group of

[2:22] students, many of whom are here today,

[2:24] and an equally wonderful group of uh

[2:27] volunteers who met with us, who shared

[2:29] career tips, who talked about their

[2:31] professional journeys. Um, we're really

[2:33] excited for this to continue.

[2:36] >> Wonderful. Uh, any further discussion?

[2:39] >> Will the clerk please call the role?

[2:41] >> Council member Ramos Vermanian,

[2:43] >> yes.

[2:43] >> Council member Bowski,

[2:45] >> yes.

[2:45] >> Council member Brennan,

[2:47] >> yes. Council member McPartland.

[2:49] >> Hi.

[2:50] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[2:51] >> Yes. Five eyes.

[2:52] >> The resolution passes and we'll invite

[2:54] our uh Susan and all of our members of

[2:58] the first cohort to come up front.

[3:10] » Can I move these temporarily?

[3:11] >> Yes.

[3:12] >> So, let's do [laughter] the middle. I

[3:15] wish I could

[3:16] >> middle and the adults on the outside for

[3:18] the

[3:18] >> photo op.

[3:26] » I wasn't paying attention to

[3:28] [laughter]

[3:35] » All right. The following resolution is

[3:37] offered by Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[3:40] Whereas the capital region leadership

[3:41] initiative niskuna is a new leadership

[3:44] development series loosely modeled on

[3:46] the leadership capital region initiative

[3:48] of the capital region chamber foundation

[3:51] that was established to cultivate

[3:52] professional expertise and communal

[3:54] engagement for young residents between

[3:56] the ages of 18 and 20 within offered

[4:00] free of charge. And whereas the

[4:02] initiative identified the first years

[4:04] following the end of high school are a

[4:06] distinctly unique stage of life that

[4:08] involve considerable change with many

[4:10] NISUN residents this age either in their

[4:13] first years of their post high school

[4:15] career or in first years of college or

[4:17] post-graduate graduate vocational

[4:19] training. Yet there are previously no

[4:21] programs specifically designed for this

[4:23] age and developmental group. And whereas

[4:26] CRLI Niskuna brought a cohort together

[4:30] to assist with personal and professional

[4:32] development at a time when employment

[4:34] trends and economic indicators indicate

[4:36] that local employers may not be able to

[4:39] provide the kinds of summer

[4:40] opportunities required for for personal

[4:42] and professional development and resume

[4:44] building. And whereas CLI Niskuna

[4:48] successfully grounded its curriculum in

[4:50] five pillars. One, career exploration,

[4:54] introducing local career paths and

[4:56] leadership styles. Two, networking and

[4:59] connecting, fostering lasting bonds with

[5:01] peers and local business leaders.

[5:06] Three, life skills man enhancement

[5:08] covering financial literacy,

[5:10] interviewing, and time management. Four,

[5:12] community engagement, empowering youth

[5:14] to create positive local change. Five,

[5:16] credentiing, providing resume building

[5:18] and letters of recommendation. And

[5:21] whereas throughout June and July of

[5:23] 2026, participants met weekly at various

[5:26] local community locations including

[5:27] Niskuna Town Hall, the Niskuna Fire

[5:30] District 1 Firehouse, the parlor at

[5:32] Skenctity Municipal Golf Course in order

[5:34] to expand their knowledge of local

[5:36] industries, refine essential life

[5:37] skills, and deepen their civic pride.

[5:40] And whereas 16 outstanding young

[5:42] residents successfully completed the

[5:44] inaugural inaugural program,

[5:46] demonstrating dedication to their

[5:48] personal growth, their peers, and the

[5:50] future of our municipality. Those young

[5:52] people are Annabelle and forgive me if I

[5:54] screw up anybody's last name. Uh I

[5:56] should have written them phonetically.

[5:58] Annabelle Barbarich,

[6:00] Charlotte Barbarich, Jackson Beckman,

[6:03] Anthony Bevelqua, Mark Braga, Braga,

[6:08] Nashley Butaneus, Caleb Capola, Yan

[6:11] Huang, Katherine Urus, Riley McQueeny,

[6:15] Tyler Montgomery, Stella Meyers, Leo

[6:19] Peneli,

[6:20] Neorin Rapasura, Juan Miguel Rosales,

[6:25] and Rachel Schllober. And whereas this

[6:28] foundational year was guided by Sarah

[6:29] Bolovski, a member of the town board,

[6:32] and Susan Pselli, a local attorney and

[6:34] graduate student, Miss Boloski and Miss

[6:36] Pnelli worked collaboratively to

[6:38] establish program goals and design,

[6:40] develop resources, publicize the

[6:42] program, and recruit professionals to

[6:44] participate as guests, presenters,

[6:46] facilitators, and mentors. And whereas

[6:49] the success of CRLI Nuscuna 2026 was

[6:52] further enriched by the generous

[6:53] contribution of time, expertise, and

[6:55] mentorship from local volunteers and

[6:57] public servants including Tommy Nikki,

[6:59] Joe McDonald, Amanda Romero, John Toy,

[7:03] Jordan Dunn, Kelly Butridge, Olivia

[7:05] Jquith, Sarah Spindler, Jennifer Green

[7:09] Galuli, Fatima Oso, Captain Nicholas

[7:13] Persons, Lieutenant JP Nolan, and

[7:15] Commissioner Ed Worley, as well as

[7:17] numerous industry professionals who

[7:19] connected with students across fields

[7:21] such as healthcare, wildlife ecology,

[7:23] finance, engineering, and accounting.

[7:31] Now, therefore, it be resolved that the

[7:33] town board of the town of Niskuna hereby

[7:35] extends its highest commendations,

[7:36] congratulations, and gratitude to the

[7:38] inaugural graduating class of CRLI

[7:41] Niskuna 2026 for their participation,

[7:44] achievements, and commitment to

[7:45] leadership. And be it further resolved

[7:47] that the town of Niscune expresses its

[7:49] sincere appreciation to the program

[7:51] leaders, volunteer mentors, and

[7:53] community partners whose efforts made

[7:54] this inaugural year a resounding

[7:56] success, ensuring a brighter future for

[7:58] the town of Niskuna and its next

[8:00] generation of leaders.

[8:06] [applause]

[8:12] The top one. So Ern

[8:28] people

[8:40] should have my

[8:42] Thank you. Appreciate it.

[8:57] » Thank you everybody. We hope we see you

[8:58] again and tell your friends. [applause]

[9:14] Okay. All right. We're going to move on

[9:17] for a vote for our next ceremonial 2026

[9:20] 180. Will the clerk please read?

[9:22] >> Honoring and thanking the estate of

[9:24] Ethel Ethi Effie and Regginal Reg for

[9:29] their generous land donation to the

[9:31] Leakill

[9:33] Nature Preserve.

[9:34] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[9:35] >> Second.

[9:36] >> Any discussion on this?

[9:38] I wanted to quickly say that land

[9:41] conservation is incredibly important.

[9:46] Hard science indicates that

[9:49] having access to nature is not just

[9:53] important, it is essential. And spending

[9:56] time in nature is correlated with all

[10:00] kinds of good health outcomes, including

[10:03] lower cardiovascular disease

[10:06] and lower cancer rates. In addition, for

[10:10] municipalities as a whole, the more

[10:14] green space there is,

[10:16] the more the property values are high

[10:20] and remain high. And there is a

[10:23] correlation here. So this is an

[10:26] incredible gift whose effect will be

[10:28] felt 10 years from now, 50 years from

[10:31] now, even a 100 years from now

[10:33] continuously and we are very grateful

[10:36] for Mr. and Mrs. Taylor for this

[10:38] incredible generosity.

[10:40] >> I also think that this is an example of

[10:42] how wonderful the community is that we

[10:44] live in. Um, this first came up while I

[10:47] was still on the planning board and we

[10:49] learned that Leslie Gold, who's with us

[10:51] tonight and a member of the planning

[10:52] gold, uh, planning board, actually went

[10:54] to school with Effie and remembers

[10:56] actually being on the property as a

[10:58] young girl. So, I think it's a wonderful

[11:00] opportunity to demonstrate and really

[11:02] celebrate her forethought that was

[11:05] farmland that she grew up on and she

[11:07] wanted to make sure that it um, stayed

[11:09] forever green space. So it will only

[11:11] make our Lisha kill preserve a better

[11:13] place for for the residents.

[11:16] >> Second that in our town as it gets built

[11:18] out more and more green space is very

[11:21] important and we're very lucky to be

[11:23] adding to space that won't be developed

[11:25] later. Any additional discussion?

[11:27] >> Will the clerk please call the role?

[11:29] Council member Ramos Romanian.

[11:32] >> Yes.

[11:32] >> Council member Powski.

[11:34] >> Yes.

[11:35] >> Council member McPartland. Hi.

[11:36] >> Council member Brennan. Yes.

[11:38] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian. Yes.

[11:40] >> Five eyes.

[11:41] >> The resolution passes. And do we have

[11:43] anyone from here? We're delivering it

[11:45] later on.

[11:46] >> We don't. We're going to I think we're

[11:47] going to do an event with the uh Yeah.

[11:49] >> Okay. Then we will

[11:51] >> move on to 2026 181 sponsored by council

[11:54] member Brennan.

[11:56] >> A resolution to certify the adjusted

[12:00] >> is that? Yeah. Adjusted base.

[12:02] >> Oh no. Um the other ceremonial 181.

[12:06] >> 181.

[12:07] >> Oh, sorry. I jumped ahead.

[12:10] A proclamation recognizing Joah

[12:14] Joseph Twitty. Thank you. Do I have a

[12:16] second?

[12:16] >> Second.

[12:17] >> Any discussion on this?

[12:19] >> I missed the walk out. I was so bummed.

[12:22] So, I'm so happy that we're doing this

[12:23] and I get a chance to see you again. Um,

[12:26] Deputy Chief Twitty, retired Deputy

[12:28] Chief Twitty, uh, used to work with us

[12:30] on all of the NISCAD stuff. And I know

[12:32] everyone in the police department hates

[12:34] NISCAD for rightfully so now that I've

[12:36] experienced it in inside of town hall.

[12:38] and you always just had a smile on your

[12:40] face through all of it and nobody we

[12:43] never knew that you didn't like it. So

[12:45] [laughter]

[12:46] so grateful to you. So I'm I'm thrilled

[12:49] that I get this opportunity to um say a

[12:52] few words about you and I I I I'm sure I

[12:55] feel the same way as everybody else in

[12:56] this room and beyond. So

[12:59] >> I also was not able to make it there for

[13:01] your walkout ceremony. I was out of town

[13:03] and I that really um I wanted to be

[13:06] there. Joe, you are a perfect example of

[13:10] what a police officer should be. You

[13:13] have been exemplary for this town and

[13:16] this department. Um, I got to know Joe

[13:19] very well. Every year Joe and I would

[13:22] work the drug takeback and we'd be

[13:24] standing there and we'd talk for a

[13:26] couple hours because that's how long we

[13:29] would be there. And got to know him, his

[13:31] family. Joe, I just can't say enough

[13:33] good things about you. I hope you have

[13:35] an excellent retirement and you will be

[13:37] missed here. You will be missed.

[13:41] » All right. Any further discussion? Will

[13:44] the clerk please call a role?

[13:46] >> Council member Ramos Bermanian.

[13:48] >> Yes.

[13:49] >> Council member Bolovski.

[13:50] >> Yes.

[13:51] >> Council member McPartland.

[13:52] >> Hi.

[13:52] >> Council member Brennan.

[13:53] >> Yes.

[13:54] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[13:55] >> Yes.

[13:56] >> Five eyes.

[13:57] >> Proclamation passes and we'll do a short

[14:00] reading. Uh yes.

[14:06] after she reads that

[14:10] » and then Joe's gonna give a rousing

[14:12] speech. [laughter]

[14:16] » You don't know him that well.

[14:19] >> Let's see. Um just hit you.

[14:29] » You're smiling already. [laughter]

[14:31] >> Told you.

[14:33] I'm really excited to be offering this

[14:35] resolution. Um it's actually titled in

[14:38] some of our paperwork a proclamation of

[14:41] um honoring retired deputy chief Twitty.

[14:44] So I think that kind of says it all that

[14:46] we're really proclaiming that you have

[14:48] done so much for our town and um trying

[14:51] to spread the word to everyone.

[14:54] Whereas Deputy Chief Twitty served in

[14:56] the Niscuna Police Department from 2000

[14:58] to 2026. And whereas during his 26 years

[15:03] of dedicated public service, Deputy

[15:05] Chief Twitty served with

[15:06] professionalism, leadership, mentorship,

[15:09] and an unwavering commitment to public

[15:11] safety in the ranks of patrolman,

[15:14] sergeant, detective sergeant,

[15:16] lieutenant, and deputy chief. And

[15:18] whereas Deputy Chief Twitty was

[15:21] decorated with two departmental

[15:22] accommodation awards, a life-saving

[15:25] award and a chief's commendation award

[15:27] for his outstanding performance as a

[15:29] member of the Niscua Police Department.

[15:31] And whereas Deputy Chief Twitty served

[15:34] the town of Niskyuna with the highest

[15:36] standards of law enforcement service and

[15:38] leaves behind a lasting legacy of

[15:40] dedication, integrity, and commitment to

[15:43] the Niscua Police Department and the

[15:45] residents of the town of Nscuna. And

[15:48] whereas the Niscuna Police Department

[15:50] and the Niscuna Town Board recognized

[15:53] Deputy Chief Twitty for his leadership

[15:58] and

[15:59] his

[16:01] dedication to continuing the legacy of

[16:03] outstanding police service to the people

[16:05] of Niskuna and whereas the town board

[16:08] wishes to recognize Joseph Twitty on the

[16:10] occasion of 26 years of service. Now

[16:13] therefore be it resolved on this 30th

[16:15] day of July in 2026 in recognition of

[16:18] his 26 years of service to the town of

[16:21] Niskyuna, the town board of the town of

[16:23] Niskyuna offers its personal and

[16:25] official thanks and appreciation to

[16:28] deputy chief Twitty and hereby publicly

[16:30] commends him for his service to the town

[16:32] of Niskuna and its residents. Thank you.

[16:36] [applause]

[16:41] » [applause]

[16:46] » Thank you. I'm just gonna make it real

[16:48] short. Thank you very much,

[16:53] » Joe. Wait just one second because Chief

[16:56] told me that you like candy. So,

[16:59] [laughter]

[17:00] we wanted to make sure you had enough

[17:02] snacks for retirement. [laughter]

[17:04] Congratulations,

[17:16] Do you want to do a photo?

[17:52] » [laughter]

[17:54] [applause]

[18:00] » All right, we're going to go a bit out

[18:02] of order because as much as I know you

[18:05] guys love hanging out here. Um, I want

[18:08] to make sure I can uh get you home for

[18:11] dinner. So, we're going to jump ahead uh

[18:13] into our resolutions to 2026 192 uh

[18:18] which is sponsored by council member

[18:20] Brennan. Will the clerk please read

[18:22] >> a resolution to appoint Isham Kak Kafaga

[18:26] as a police lieutenant in the police

[18:28] department.

[18:29] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[18:30] >> Second.

[18:31] >> Any discussion on this?

[18:34] So, it's we're we're so sad to have twe

[18:37] chief Twitty, Deputy Chief Twitty leave.

[18:40] Uh, but it does mean a sort of

[18:41] succession of um some more of our

[18:44] favorite people. So, I'm pretty excited

[18:45] for this. Uh, it kind of completes the administrative offices are going to

[18:50] be an interesting place here, aren't

[18:52] they?

[18:53] >> Um, all right. So, I think we'll call

[18:55] the vote and then we'll do a swearing in

[18:58] and then we'll move on to the next

[19:00] swearing in after afterwards. Any

[19:02] further discussion? Yeah,

[19:03] [clears throat] I'll just say thank you

[19:04] and congratulations. Um, Detective

[19:07] Kapaga has been with us since 20 2009, I

[19:10] should say. Um, he's a leader. He's a

[19:13] helper. He's invested in his community

[19:16] and I'm really excited that he's

[19:17] accepted this promotion.

[19:20] >> I am also excited about this. Um,

[19:24] Sergeant Kafaga has given a lot to this

[19:26] town already and not only as a police

[19:30] officer, but he has some very uh unique

[19:33] skills with computers and the internet

[19:36] and things like that. And he has been

[19:39] very helpful in uh to this town when we needed him. We've had some gaps

[19:45] and situations where he has really

[19:47] stepped up to help us and uh that does

[19:50] not go unrecognized and we're glad again

[19:52] you're stepping up again to continue on

[19:54] with us. So, thank you.

[19:57] >> All right.

[19:58] Any further discussion? Will the clerk

[20:01] please call the role?

[20:02] >> Council member Ramos Bermanian.

[20:04] >> Yes.

[20:05] >> Council member Bolovski.

[20:06] >> Yes.

[20:06] >> Council member McPartland.

[20:08] >> Hi.

[20:08] >> Council member Brennan, yes.

[20:10] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian,

[20:11] >> yes. The resol resolution passes. We

[20:15] will move on to a swearing in. Are you

[20:18] want to do this one?

[20:40] » Right. We doing this how we usually do

[20:42] this back and forth.

[20:44] >> I have a loud voice. You'll be all

[20:45] right.

[20:45] >> Okay. [laughter]

[20:47] Keep it close.

[20:49] All right. Repeat after me. I, Hashem

[20:51] Kafaga, do solemnly swear

[20:53] >> I, Hashem Kafaga, do solemnly swear

[20:55] >> that I will support the Constitution of

[20:57] the United States

[20:58] >> that I will support the Constitution of

[20:59] the United States.

[21:00] >> and the Constitution of the State of New

[21:02] York.

[21:02] >> and the Constitution of the State of New

[21:04] York.

[21:04] >> And that I will faithfully discharge the

[21:06] duties of police lieutenant. and I will

[21:08] faithfully discharge the duties of

[21:09] police lieutenant

[21:10] >> according to the best of my ability.

[21:14] >> So help me God.

[21:33] » [applause]

[21:44] [laughter]

[21:47] » Throw it in.

[21:50] » Sounds like a obstacle course set up.

[21:53] >> I [clears throat] know. I I'm not loving

[21:55] that. We need a new solution.

[22:04] » All right, one more swearing in uh 2026

[22:08] 193 sponsored by Council Member Brennan.

[22:10] >> A resolution to appoint a police

[22:12] officer.

[22:13] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[22:14] >> Second.

[22:15] >> Any discussion on this?

[22:17] >> We have Mr. Matt Rhoden and he's coming

[22:19] to us from Albany and we're very excited

[22:21] to steal him away and [laughter]

[22:24] He seems excited to be here. So, welcome

[22:26] to NSA.

[22:28] >> All right. Wonderful. Hopefully like the

[22:30] there's good energy in this room right

[22:31] now, too. So, you're coming in at a good

[22:33] time. Um, all right. Any further

[22:36] discussion?

[22:37] >> Will the clerk please call the role?

[22:38] Council member Ramos submanian.

[22:40] >> Yes.

[22:41] >> Council member Blowoffski.

[22:43] >> Yes.

[22:43] >> Council member McPartland. Hi.

[22:45] >> Council member Brennan. Supervisor

[22:47] Cassidy Dorian.

[22:48] >> Yes.

[22:48] >> Five eyes. Resolution passes and uh

[22:52] Council Member Brennan is going to swear

[22:53] in our new officer.

[23:00] » Anyone else?

[23:09] » I do. I Matthew solemnly swear

[23:15] >> that I will support the Constitution of

[23:17] the United States

[23:18] >> that I will support the Constitution of

[23:20] the United States

[23:20] >> and the Constitution of the State of New

[23:22] York

[23:22] >> and the Constitution of the State of New

[23:24] York

[23:24] >> and that I will faithfully discharge the

[23:26] duties of police officer

[23:28] >> and that I would faithfully discharge

[23:29] the duties of police officer

[23:31] >> according to the best of my ability.

[23:35] >> So help me God.

[23:38] [applause]

[23:39] THOSE

[23:43] [applause]

[23:50] are fine every time. [laughter]

[23:53] >> Maybe we should have velcro on them.

[23:56] >> Thank you so much.

[24:03] » The agile.

[24:04] >> All right. Now we'll let we'll let the

[24:05] metal detector go crazy as everybody

[24:07] leaves. Oh, you turned it off. I was

[24:13] » Thank you, Chief.

[24:34] It is nice.

[24:35] >> I know. I'm like, say, don't you want to

[24:40] [laughter]

[24:44] [snorts]

[24:45] >> know?

[24:50] » Oh, there's free pizza there. And Julie

[24:53] said there's a ton, so you're so

[24:55] inclined.

[24:56] >> Oh.

[24:59] yeah. We should have sent him out

[25:01] there. I didn't even think of that.

[25:08] » Well,

[25:10] it's a sad audience now, [laughter]

[25:14] >> but thanks. We might need a tap dance or

[25:17] something.

[25:20] >> All right. How are we doing? Good. Okay.

[25:22] Um, we're going to run through some

[25:24] committee reports. We're going to jump

[25:26] back up to just under our ceremonial

[25:28] resolutions. Uh, we will start with

[25:30] police and public safety. Thank you,

[25:32] Madam Supervisor. Police and public

[25:35] safety met on July 14th. Under

[25:38] operations, we discussed the Saratoga

[25:41] County Sheriff Niscuna Police Department

[25:43] mutual aid agreement for the Niscuna

[25:45] Central School District SRO. This is

[25:48] ongoing and we're hoping to finalize

[25:49] this for August.

[25:51] We also had a retail blitz June 15th and

[25:54] July 3rd in conjunction with Skenctity

[25:57] County Street Crimes Task Force,

[25:59] Roderdam PD and Skenctity DPD. There

[26:01] were 17 total arrests made between all

[26:04] agencies and the goal there is to deter

[26:06] theft and crime. Sergeant John Connor um

[26:10] spends time with the street crimes force

[26:12] and task force and it's again it's a

[26:14] force multiplier. It's um great support

[26:18] for our community.

[26:20] Under training, um we have Officer

[26:23] Fernandez successfully completed his FTO

[26:25] training and um from what I hear, he's

[26:28] doing amazing work. So, um we're excited

[26:30] for that. Under citizen correspondence

[26:34] ongoing, we have the River Road Speed

[26:36] Zone near Blatnick Park. Uh Kelts Farm

[26:39] Development, that's ongoing. um chief's

[26:42] going to do another speed study and um

[26:44] during the meeting, supervisor Cassidy

[26:46] Dorian suggested we might coordinate

[26:48] with Skenctity County on this um issue.

[26:51] We also discussed Buckingham Drive speed

[26:53] concerns which is also ongoing and we're

[26:56] going to collect speed data on that area

[26:59] as well.

[27:01] For complete streets, um Bill Chapman

[27:03] came um to represent complete streets

[27:06] committee. He distributed more

[27:08] literature to us about ebikes. We had

[27:10] some different discussions about ebikes

[27:12] regulations. Um, one discussion we had

[27:16] was regarding ebikes on Balltown Road

[27:17] and Route 7. And the whole committee

[27:20] discussed concerns

[27:22] um if that was something that would come

[27:25] to fruition in the future. So, um, we're

[27:29] going to continue to um work with

[27:31] Complete Streets. They're going to

[27:32] continue to guide us. Um, and we're

[27:34] hoping to coordinate with the county so

[27:36] as people go from town to town within

[27:38] our county, the rules don't change, the

[27:41] laws don't change depending on what

[27:42] street you're on.

[27:44] Under town events, we have coffee with a

[27:46] cop um at the senior center. Chief Kosan

[27:49] continues to host every third Tuesday.

[27:52] Um, for other um Chief Koshan applied

[27:56] for the burn grant again and he

[27:58] requested $136,000

[28:01] to fund two outfitted vehicles. um the

[28:03] detective and the SRO vehicles and

[28:05] cameras for detectives.

[28:08] Um he also applied for the LA Tech fund

[28:12] or grant rather. Um that funding request

[28:15] is for $125,000.

[28:18] That's through the governor's office.

[28:19] It's a law enforcement tech grant. Um

[28:21] and we're looking to replace um the body

[28:24] warn cameras and new patrol vehicle

[28:26] computers as they've worn through their

[28:29] through time. um it's time to replace

[28:32] them.

[28:34] And under resolutions, we had the

[28:37] appointment of a police officer a few

[28:38] minutes ago, Matthew Rhoden. Um we had a

[28:42] ceremonial resolution for Detective

[28:44] Chief Schwitty retired. Um we also have

[28:48] a resolution um that was promoting

[28:51] Sergeant Hisham Kafaga to um

[28:57] and that was also our celebrate. So, we

[29:00] kind of double dipped between

[29:01] resolutions and our celebrate. Um, under

[29:04] inform,

[29:06] our committee continued to discuss ATVs

[29:08] and electric dirt bikes. Chief was um

[29:11] just reiterating that they are not legal

[29:13] to ride in the town of Niskuna. People

[29:15] are confusing dirt bikes with ebikes.

[29:18] And a good way to tell the difference is

[29:20] that um ebikes have pedals. So, um, we

[29:24] also discussed that there's an impound

[29:26] fee of $2,350

[29:28] if you do not follow this law. Um, they

[29:31] are doing a one-time for your first

[29:34] violation u making reducing that fee to

[29:37] $170,

[29:39] but um it's it's just such a safety

[29:42] issue that this law is in place in our

[29:44] town. And for remind um Chief Kosan

[29:47] again reminded us of the 900 pm routine

[29:50] to try to check your car. Make sure it's

[29:52] secure. Make sure anything that's of

[29:54] value around your property is is locked

[29:56] up. It's um kind of the time of year

[29:59] where there's a lot of crime of

[30:00] opportunity because of the weather. Um

[30:02] and they are kind of out there um

[30:05] helping people who are having some car

[30:07] breakins around town. So they want um

[30:09] everyone to feel safe and lock up at 900

[30:11] pm. And our next committee meeting is

[30:16] August 11th at 3:45.

[30:19] >> All right. Thank you so much. Um,

[30:23] let's move on to Highway Parks and

[30:25] Community Programs.

[30:27] >> Thank you, Madam Supervisor. We met on

[30:30] July 9th. We start our meeting with Ray

[30:32] Smith, our highway superintendent.

[30:36] Discusses what he's working on right

[30:38] now. We're in our paving season. So, a

[30:41] lot of our crews are working on prepping

[30:42] of the roads, getting ready for paving.

[30:45] We finished ground one. We're into round

[30:48] two of our paving right now due to the

[30:51] escalating costs of the material. Um, we

[30:56] may not complete all the roads that we

[30:58] had on our list for this year. We won't

[31:01] know that at least for probably another

[31:03] few weeks, but we're doing the best that

[31:05] we can to get as far as we can with the

[31:07] funds that we have in the budget for

[31:10] paving for this year. So, what happens

[31:13] then is those streets or roads will get

[31:15] pushed into next year. And that's that's

[31:18] how we do it. We've done this happened

[31:20] before in the past. Doesn't happen too

[31:22] often, but it's it's getting to the

[31:23] point where the price material is really

[31:26] starting to cut into the amount of roads

[31:29] that we can do every every year. Um, he

[31:32] also reported that our hard our yard

[31:34] waste is still very heavy. We still have

[31:37] three trucks most weeks out there in the

[31:38] summer picking up yard waste. Um, I

[31:41] encourage people to not bag their grass.

[31:45] The best thing for your lawn is to not

[31:47] bag your grass. just mulch it and leave

[31:48] it on top of the lawn if you're going to

[31:50] cut it. Um, bagging your grass and

[31:52] putting away putting it in cans and bags

[31:55] for us to pick up is really not the best

[31:56] for your lawn and for the environment.

[31:58] So, my little public announcement about

[32:01] that. Um, building maintenance wise, we

[32:03] have a crew leader still here and one

[32:05] highway crew member and one parks member

[32:07] working on our facilities. The gentlemen

[32:09] have been doing an excellent job taking

[32:12] care of the things that need to be taken

[32:13] care of. So, want to thank them for

[32:15] their for all their hard work. Um, we

[32:18] have reszo tonight for uh equipment

[32:21] mechanic. That's a position that was

[32:24] open and is budgeted for. In our open

[32:27] discussion, we talked a little bit about

[32:29] storm cleanup from one of the storms.

[32:31] Four days of of storm cleanup. So when

[32:33] these storms come in, it it is a burden

[32:36] on on the highway in the parks

[32:37] department to do the cleanup, to take

[32:39] care of things. When trees, you know,

[32:42] come down, branches come down. We're out

[32:45] there doing the best that we can to to

[32:47] take care of those. Verizon is still

[32:50] working in the town. We've permitted

[32:52] some more streets for them to work on.

[32:54] Please check the website for information

[32:56] as where they're going to be. We're

[32:57] trying to get that information out as

[32:59] quickly as possible so that the

[33:00] residents know when they're going to be

[33:02] in their neighborhoods. Um, we discussed

[33:06] back truck. We share equipment. So, our

[33:08] water and sewer department right now,

[33:09] their vac truck is in the shop. So,

[33:12] they're using the highway department's

[33:14] back truck when they need it. So, people

[33:17] say, "Well, why do you need two of

[33:18] those?" Well, this is a perfect example

[33:19] of why you need two of these pieces of

[33:21] equipment because when one breaks down,

[33:24] the need doesn't go away. We still have

[33:25] another one for backup. So, that's working out very well. Um, we've

[33:30] got a reszo tonight for some surplus

[33:32] equipment. We're also working on the

[33:35] Avon Crest sign and a quote for that

[33:38] work. Um, we discussed disc golf and the

[33:41] disc golf course. We have not maintained

[33:44] that this year. We've actually closed it

[33:46] down. We have some residents that have

[33:48] come in and asked us about reopening it.

[33:50] So, we're seeing what kind of resources

[33:52] it's taking for us to

[33:55] maintain that and try to keep that open

[33:57] and we're still discussing that within

[33:59] our committee and with our department

[34:01] heads.

[34:04] Next in our meeting is community

[34:06] programs. Lori Pretty reports town pools

[34:09] going very well. There's memberships

[34:12] still available. There's also day

[34:13] passes. If you want to go to the town

[34:15] pool, you can get a day pass. um summer

[34:18] programs update, dance camp, math camp,

[34:21] tennis camp, lots of camps, everything's

[34:24] going very well. Um please check out the

[34:27] community programs. They have a lot

[34:29] going on. Also, our concerts Thursday

[34:32] night, so probably 20 minutes might

[34:34] start hearing some music. One of the

[34:36] best things in the town in the summer is

[34:38] our free concerts on Thursday night.

[34:40] Highly encourage people to come. It's

[34:42] great entertainment. And every once in a

[34:44] while there's free giveaways. two two

[34:47] weeks ago it was free ice cream from

[34:49] Stewart's and tonight it's pizza. So

[34:52] encourage people to come out for that.

[34:54] It's great great time.

[34:57] Okay, moving on. We've got some Eagle

[34:59] Scout Girl Scout projects going on in

[35:02] town. We try to encourage our young

[35:03] people. They come to us with projects

[35:05] that they like to do for their Eagle

[35:06] Scout and Girl Scout projects. got

[35:08] pickle ball court holders and we've got

[35:10] some of the girl scouts working down at

[35:12] the senior center planting uh flowers

[35:15] and weeding weeding just doing an

[35:18] excellent excellent job. Um next is our

[35:21] seniors program update. Linda O'Brien

[35:23] reports on that. Um just a lot of stuff

[35:26] going on for seniors at the senior

[35:28] center. So please check the website,

[35:30] check their calendar. Um they've got

[35:33] welcoming programs. They have water

[35:35] aerobics. I think that program actually

[35:37] got very it was full. They had a waiting

[35:39] list and since the rains come, it's

[35:42] gotten a little hard. They had to cancel

[35:43] a few times, but they're going to try to

[35:45] see if possibly they can get that

[35:46] extended if we can have some lifeguards

[35:49] maybe stay on for a week or two after

[35:52] normally they would be leaving. Um, and

[35:56] one other thing that we've been going on

[35:58] in highway and um is that our

[36:01] superintendent uh is going to be

[36:03] retiring.

[36:05] So, that's some big shoes to fill, but

[36:09] we've got a hiring committee together

[36:11] and we've been conducting interviews

[36:13] both inhouse and from people that have

[36:16] applied from from outside. So, we're

[36:20] working on that, but um it's uh it's

[36:23] going to be some big shoes to fill. Ray

[36:25] Smith has been here with the town a long

[36:27] time, done an exceptional job. Um,

[36:30] basically working his way up through the

[36:32] entire department to then lead the

[36:35] highway department. And um, but we're

[36:39] interviewing people and we're going to

[36:40] get our we're going to get through it

[36:42] because that's what we do. Our next

[36:45] meeting is August 6th at 8 a.m.

[36:49] >> Thank you. We'll move on to water,

[36:51] sewer, engineering, and environmental.

[36:55] Thank you, Madam Supervisor. The Water,

[36:57] Sewer, Engineering, and Environment

[37:00] Committee met on Tuesday, July 7th at

[37:03] 8:30 a.m. Meetings are always on the

[37:06] first Tuesday of every month at 8:30

[37:09] a.m. And the public are welcome to

[37:12] attend. Our next meeting will be on

[37:15] Tuesday, August 4th at 8:30 a.m. right

[37:18] here in this room. I will begin with

[37:20] some updates from our water portfolio.

[37:23] This includes the pump station at Lock 7

[37:25] Road and the water manes infrastructure.

[37:29] We had just two water main breaks in

[37:32] June, our smallest number for a while.

[37:37] However, our aging infrastructure over

[37:39] the northeastern United States is a

[37:41] cause for concern everywhere and

[37:44] including in Niskyuna. And um under the

[37:47] supervisor's leadership, we have plans

[37:49] to replace a percentage of aging

[37:51] infrastructure every year.

[37:54] Our vacuum trick, our vacuum truck, as

[37:57] uh council member McPartland mentioned,

[37:59] is in need of emergency repairs and a

[38:02] resolution to author to authorize

[38:04] repairs is on the docket today.

[38:07] I wish to remind everyone that the

[38:09] readiness to serve model, RTS model for

[38:12] calculating water and sewer bills came

[38:14] into effect on July 1st. Residents are

[38:17] reminded that there is no minimum usage

[38:20] charge and that the readiness to serve

[38:22] charge, which is typically lower than

[38:24] the minimum usage charge based on water

[38:26] meter sizes with an overwhelming

[38:28] majority of Niskuna households using a

[38:32] 5/8 in meter.

[38:35] There's also no more any distinction

[38:36] between residential rates and nonprofit

[38:39] rates. I wish to inform residents that

[38:41] the town is looking for volunteers to

[38:44] have their lateral service lines tested

[38:46] and also their water tested. We need to

[38:48] do a certain number of these tests for

[38:51] us to be in compliance with EPA's lead

[38:53] and copper rule. There is no cost to

[38:56] residents, but if you're interested, you

[38:58] can contact the water department or you

[39:00] can email me directly through the form

[39:02] in the town's website.

[39:05] Finally, some updates from our

[39:07] wastewater treatment plant. There is

[39:09] still a long way to go. Our wastewater

[39:11] treatment plant has certain unique

[39:13] features. In addition to treating water

[39:15] from our sanitary sewer system, we also

[39:17] generate revenue by digesting waste from

[39:20] other sources. And there are some issues

[39:22] here. For example, the bio gas generator

[39:24] has not been working for a while now.

[39:27] But we celebrate that the wastewater

[39:30] treatment plant in its primary function

[39:33] that is treating the town's wastewater

[39:35] is in much better shape. My sincere

[39:39] thanks to our hardworking wastewater

[39:41] treatment plant personnel and also

[39:44] sincere thanks to our consultants from

[39:46] Barton and Lejudis. They have really

[39:48] helped us in this matter. And some

[39:50] specifics to celebrate include the

[39:54] digtor boiler is running on bio gas.

[39:58] >> This results in savings for the town. A

[40:02] critical link has been found for the

[40:04] primary clarifier

[40:07] and we also have a very robust parts

[40:10] acquisition system now where we keep

[40:13] like backup parts for our main

[40:16] infrastructure.

[40:18] And the sludge dryer has also been

[40:20] working reasonably well. I mean these

[40:23] are you know not super exciting pieces

[40:27] of equipment but they are extremely

[40:30] important pieces of equipment and it is

[40:33] very very nice to see the wastewater

[40:37] treatment plant make these improvements

[40:39] and I'm again thankful for everyone

[40:42] involved. Thank you.

[40:44] >> Thank you.

[40:46] And last but not least, our Ed Plue

[40:48] committee.

[40:49] >> Ed PL. Uh we had a we had a pretty

[40:52] lengthy discussion at our uh meeting on

[40:54] July 10th. Um we talked a little bit

[40:57] about the resolution, the ceremonials

[40:59] that you you heard tonight. Um I just I

[41:02] love the idea that someone had the

[41:04] forethought to protect part of their

[41:06] property and make it um forever green

[41:09] space for other people to enjoy. Um, we

[41:13] also spent a good deal of time talking

[41:15] about the planned unit development um on

[41:18] Aqueduct Road. Uh, we continue to

[41:20] discuss some of the environmental

[41:22] impacts of that, its proximity to the

[41:24] Erie Canalway National Heritage

[41:26] Corridor. Um, there are concerns about

[41:29] the wastewater so that not the

[41:31] wastewater, the runoff, sorry. Um, and

[41:33] that will continue to be a discussion

[41:36] um, I think in our uh, in our committee.

[41:40] Um, we were able to appoint an alternate

[41:43] member to the zoning board and happily a

[41:45] student representative to the

[41:46] conservation advisory committee. Uh, and

[41:49] we will be accepting the multi-use path

[41:52] easement from River's Ledge of Nuna.

[41:54] This kind of moves River's Ledge um

[41:57] along with the opening of their Sally's

[41:59] Diner, which is coming soon, a 50s

[42:01] themed diner which is open to the

[42:03] public.

[42:04] um will really kind of close the book

[42:07] for them and they'll be coming to us

[42:08] soon to fully complete uh their PUD. So

[42:12] that will um allow public use. It

[42:14] connects to the bike path and it really

[42:16] gives the public um public access close

[42:19] to the river. We spent a good deal of

[42:22] time talking about um noise ordinances

[42:25] uh the quiet Niskyuna initiative

[42:27] specifically, but that really led to

[42:29] some discussion about updating our code

[42:32] uh in reference to several different

[42:34] areas of noise reduction. It was a good

[42:36] exercise, I think, and making sure that

[42:38] we're updating things as we go. Um we

[42:41] were thrilled with the turnout uh for

[42:43] the DOT meeting. It was held here June

[42:45] 24th. God, that seems like forever ago.

[42:49] Um, but people are very pleased that the

[42:52] additional uh signal uh at Belleview

[42:55] Hospital is going to be added to that

[42:57] project. And as a reminder, that will

[42:59] begin in uh the spring of 2027.

[43:03] Uh we talked because it was a pretty hot

[43:05] topic that Friday about the Grand

[43:08] Boulevard paving and um I will say there

[43:10] was swift response from the county. That

[43:12] situation was remedied quickly. If

[43:15] you've been back down since then, um the

[43:17] red is gone. Uh and the weather this

[43:21] week postponed it, but the completion of

[43:23] the not street sidewalk uh is set to

[43:26] begin next uh next week. Um so let's see

[43:31] to remind

[43:34] people that there is that option of

[43:35] planning ahead if you have green space.

[43:37] And we've also looked at grant

[43:39] opportunities for us to purchase land as

[43:41] we do build out NSKuna. um if there are

[43:44] opportunities for us to preserve green

[43:46] space, please reach out if that's

[43:47] something of interest to you. And also

[43:50] both Rivers Ledge and Lisha Kill in in

[43:52] putting together the the Taylor

[43:54] resolution, we learned um that the

[43:56] Nature Conservancy is doing trail

[43:58] upgrades right now and those um should

[44:01] be completed. Just remind people if you

[44:03] don't know about those two places,

[44:04] they're spectacular and you should get

[44:06] outside while the weather is nice.

[44:09] um inform uh is that we are in need of

[44:13] members of the architectural review

[44:15] board. You do not need to be an

[44:17] architect to be a member of that. It

[44:19] only meets once a month. Um if you have

[44:21] background in construction, if you have

[44:23] background in development, um we'd love

[44:26] to talk to you to see about joining that

[44:28] board. Um, also always want to remind

[44:30] people if you're making purchases this

[44:32] summer and you're able to make them in

[44:33] Skenctity County, your sales tax goes to

[44:36] Metroplex and that in terms part of that

[44:39] comes back to help us in Niskuna. And we

[44:42] have much to celebrate. Um, I'll

[44:44] continue to celebrate the addition of

[44:46] the light, the signal at Route 7 at

[44:48] Belleview Hospital. Um, we celebrated

[44:51] with Niski Co-op their addition to the

[44:54] New York State um, Registry of

[44:55] Historical Businesses, over 80 years in

[44:58] business. We shouldn't take that for

[44:59] granted. We also celebrated the

[45:01] development at GE Verova, a huge

[45:04] project. Um, I think you said it best,

[45:06] Erin. Some of the most important

[45:07] research in the world is happening off

[45:09] Balltown Road. It was a very exciting

[45:11] opportunity. Um, we continue from an

[45:15] economic development standpoint to add

[45:17] tenants at both Mohawk Commons and the

[45:19] Market 32 Plaza, which is always a plus.

[45:22] And, um, I would be remiss if I did not

[45:24] end by celebrating the fact that Graham

[45:27] Boulevard was quickly remedied. Um, it's

[45:30] always fun to see what stories go viral,

[45:32] even in a slow news weekend. Our next

[45:35] meeting is Friday, August 7th at 9:00

[45:38] a.m. Thank you. Thank you. That really

[45:40] was an absurd amount of coverage.

[45:42] So glad I was in Maryland at the time.

[45:45] Um, okay, some quick things. Um, I have

[45:48] budget packets going out to our

[45:51] department heads tomorrow. Um, so that

[45:53] is going to be a kind of substep in

[45:56] between our own preparation getting the

[45:59] ask asks from the department heads. Um

[46:02] at our next finance and general

[46:04] government meeting on the 11th uh we'll

[46:08] be talking through some dates for public

[46:10] workshops for the budget. Um this year

[46:13] I'd also like to offer a few more

[46:15] informal whoever can make it from the

[46:17] board but you know a chance for people

[46:19] to come in and sort of have informal

[46:20] discussion about any items that they see

[46:22] they have questions about they want more

[46:23] information about that not necessarily

[46:25] in a full board meeting. Uh so we'll be

[46:27] setting some of those up. our 2024

[46:30] financial statements were finally

[46:32] issued. Uh we ended up changing a few

[46:35] things about the way that we account for

[46:37] some of our long-term liabilities. We

[46:39] cleaned up a few things that our new

[46:41] auditors wanted us to do differently.

[46:43] Those are out on the website in the

[46:45] comproller section. Um and you know,

[46:47] feel free to reach out to Janet, the

[46:49] comproller, or I with questions. We're

[46:51] working on 2025 now. that will be in

[46:54] full swing once the state uh controllers

[46:58] audit is completed which I think should

[46:59] be sometime soon. Um we should get an

[47:02] update that on that um on that soon. I

[47:05] hope we'll have one for the next

[47:06] meeting. Um

[47:08] uh at the same time as we're doing

[47:10] budget and the the controllers office

[47:12] has helped us with this. We're going to

[47:13] be cleaning up and adding a whole lot of

[47:15] policies that are either outdated or

[47:18] things that have sort of come up over

[47:19] the last few years. And you know, we

[47:21] didn't necessarily have a reason to

[47:22] create the policy, but sometimes you

[47:24] don't want to wait until you have a

[47:26] reason to create a policy. You kind of

[47:27] want to have one in place. Uh so we did

[47:29] a pretty thorough review of what we have

[47:31] in place and what we want to propose. So

[47:34] um at the next meeting, we'll have some

[47:36] drafts floating around uh so that we

[47:38] could take a look and and try to get

[47:39] some things um cleaned up housekeeping

[47:42] wise. Um, I had a chance to go to an

[47:45] event at Mohawk Golf Club. Uh, it was

[47:48] actually an event for a statewide

[47:51] organization and I learned so much about

[47:54] Mohawk Golf Course and what they do as

[47:57] far as sustainability

[47:59] um, efforts on their property. They're

[48:02] really so much further ahead than so

[48:05] many other organizations. I was really

[48:07] astonished. I remembered maybe 10 years

[48:09] ago listening to a podcast on

[48:11] freconomics about how golf courses are

[48:13] actually the worst thing ever uh because

[48:15] they take up all kinds of green space

[48:17] and fertilizer and water and it could

[48:20] not be further from the truth now. The

[48:22] technology has changed so and it's it's

[48:25] astounding what they're doing. I went

[48:27] with council member Bolofski and we

[48:29] walked around there like what could we

[48:31] steal from this and you know proposed to

[48:33] our parks department on how we could use

[48:36] less water, use no fertilizer, have

[48:38] buffer zones so that none of the storm

[48:40] water management that's happening on the

[48:41] golf course is is impacted uh by any by

[48:44] runoff or at least minimally impacted.

[48:47] The technology that they're using is

[48:49] really incredible. So um I I was I don't

[48:53] know made me just feel great that they

[48:54] chose Mohawk here. this was a statewide

[48:57] event and they chose Mohawk as a as a

[48:59] place to highlight what was going on

[49:01] there. So, some really cool things

[49:02] happening there and I I can't wait for

[49:04] them uh to to tell us more. They're

[49:06] going to create some um presentation

[49:08] materials that we can share with

[49:09] everyone. So, that's pretty fantastic.

[49:12] Um also had a chance to meet with the

[49:14] parks advisory group briefly. Um they're

[49:17] working on a lot of great projects. Um

[49:20] and the goal is to try to get a parks

[49:22] master plan updated for next year. So,

[49:24] they're cleaning up a few things and

[49:26] trying to get us some information to the

[49:28] board that we can kind of take a look

[49:30] at. Should have some more information

[49:32] for the finance meeting. And aside from

[49:35] that, um, you know, I just, uh, I had a

[49:39] brief meeting, we breakfast meeting with

[49:42] the, uh, town supervisor in Bethlehem,

[49:45] and he made me feel really good about

[49:49] how much we get done with the number of

[49:52] humans we have here at the town of

[49:53] Nisuna. um they've got about 10,000 more

[49:57] residents, a lot more geographic area,

[49:59] but they have probably a third more

[50:02] humans working in their departments than

[50:04] we do. Um and when I was describing to

[50:08] him kind of the outline of our

[50:09] departments and who we have here and who

[50:11] does this and who does that, uh he was

[50:14] very impressed with how much we're able

[50:15] to get done with relatively few people.

[50:18] So that made me feel really good about

[50:19] things and he was a pleasure to have

[50:20] coffee with if anybody else would like

[50:22] to be connected. Um, okay. So, with

[50:24] that, I'm going to

[50:27] open up the public hearing for the

[50:29] repair reserve fund use for sewer

[50:32] district 6, which is essentially our

[50:34] wastewater treatment plant. Uh, since

[50:37] Leslie's the only one here from the

[50:38] public, did you want to say anything

[50:40] about Oh, come on.

[50:46] I think it's on. less legal in this

[50:48] unit. Uh this is an appropriate use of

[50:52] the reserve fund

[50:54] and I support it and more importantly I

[50:59] I've been witnessing a renewed focus on

[51:01] maintaining the town's infrastructure

[51:04] and that's very important to me. I know

[51:05] it's not a topic a lot of people like to

[51:07] discuss. I know people don't like to

[51:10] hear the cost of doing so,

[51:13] but it's much better to plan ahead and

[51:16] maintain that infrastructure than wait

[51:18] till things start breaking and then have

[51:20] to call people in the middle of the

[51:22] night or on a major holiday and pay

[51:23] overtime and then worry about getting

[51:26] the supplies needed on a timely basis

[51:28] because gee, most of the suppliers are

[51:31] closed and you have to pay a premium to

[51:33] get them to open up and serve you and

[51:34] all and people are more disrupted.

[51:38] when it happens that way. So, I'm very

[51:40] encouraged with the focus being renewed.

[51:44] Thank you.

[51:45] >> Thank you, Leslie. I really appreciate

[51:47] that.

[51:48] >> Um, any other comments? All right. With

[51:52] that, I'm going to close the public

[51:54] hearing and move on to privilege of the

[51:55] floor. Leslie, do you have anything

[51:57] outside of sewer six for privilege of

[51:59] the floor?

[52:00] >> No. Good to go. Anybody else?

[52:03] >> Yep. Anyone? Yeah. Ray, you want to come

[52:06] up sing a song? No. Okay. Um, all right.

[52:09] Then we'll move on to resolutions. We'll

[52:11] go to 2026 182 sponsored by Supervisor

[52:14] Cassidy Dorian. A resolution to certify

[52:17] the adjusted base proportions to be used

[52:20] as a class tax shares for municipal and

[52:24] school district levies.

[52:26] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[52:27] >> Second.

[52:28] >> Any discussion on this?

[52:31] >> Thanks for all your hard work, Eric.

[52:33] You're in the back of the room. Eric's

[52:34] like, "Please don't call me up here."

[52:36] Um, this and the next one are It's

[52:40] actually really interesting concept. So,

[52:42] we and I think we should definitely sit

[52:44] down and like pick through it, but Eric

[52:46] does a great job in explaining it and

[52:47] then runs [laughter] away. Don't ask me

[52:49] any questions. Um, okay. Any

[52:52] conversation? Will the clerk please call

[52:55] the role? Did I get a second?

[52:56] >> No. Oh, yes, you did. Okay. Bill,

[52:59] >> council member Ramos Burmanian.

[53:01] >> Yes. Council member Blowoffski.

[53:04] >> Yes.

[53:04] >> Council member McPartland. Hi.

[53:06] >> Council member Brennan. Yes.

[53:07] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian. Yes. Bye. I

[53:09] >> resolution passes 2026 183. Sponsored by

[53:12] Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[53:17] » A resolution to certify the current base

[53:19] proportions to be used as class tax

[53:22] share for municipal school

[53:25] municipalities and school district

[53:27] levies.

[53:28] >> Thank you. Do I have a second? Uh, so

[53:30] just adjusted is the only word that's

[53:32] different, just so you know. [laughter]

[53:34] Looks exactly the same. Uh, will the

[53:37] clerk please call the role. Council

[53:38] member Ram Sumpermanmanian,

[53:40] >> yes.

[53:41] >> Council member Bolovski,

[53:42] >> yes.

[53:43] >> Council member McPartland, hi.

[53:44] >> Council member

[53:47] Brennan,

[53:48] >> yes.

[53:48] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian,

[53:49] >> yes.

[53:50] >> Resolution passes. 2026 184, sponsored

[53:54] by Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[53:57] a resolution regarding certain budgetary

[54:00] modifications and inter transfer funds.

[54:03] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[54:04] >> Second.

[54:05] >> Uh the only thing I'll say about this is

[54:06] that there's two different attachments

[54:08] because this first one is the capital

[54:11] project line cleanup that we talked

[54:13] about where we kind of had monies left

[54:14] over old short-term funding that have

[54:17] been paid off and we kind of let them

[54:19] sit there because we didn't know what to

[54:21] do with them. And so we're cleaning all

[54:22] of these up. um which is actually

[54:24] helping us with some budget gaps this

[54:26] year. Even just a few thousand here and

[54:28] there is really helpful. So um I had uh

[54:30] Frank put these in two different ones so

[54:32] you could sort of see you know it was

[54:34] clear which was which. Any questions,

[54:36] discussion?

[54:38] Will the clerk please call the role?

[54:40] >> Council member Ram Sub Romanian.

[54:42] >> Yes.

[54:42] >> Council member Bowski.

[54:44] >> Yes.

[54:44] >> Council member McPartland. Hi.

[54:46] >> Council member Brennan. Yes.

[54:47] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[54:48] >> Yes. Five eyes.

[54:49] >> Resolution passes. Uh 2026 185 sponsored

[54:53] by Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[54:56] >> A resolution permanently appointing a

[54:58] park supervisor.

[55:00] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[55:01] >> Second.

[55:01] >> Uh this one is under my sponsorship

[55:04] because it's just uh a permanent

[55:06] appointment which basically means he's

[55:07] been in his position through his

[55:09] probationary period and so it

[55:11] permanently puts him in the in for civil

[55:13] service. Um any other questions or

[55:16] discussion? A quick question. In the

[55:20] last paragraph, uh the paragraph before

[55:22] the last paragraph that begins with

[55:23] resolved,

[55:26] I got a little confused because it

[55:28] mentions uh both probationary and

[55:32] nonprobationary in the same line. So is this is this a probationary

[55:38] appointment or a nonpro?

[55:42] >> Well, it would have been him completing

[55:43] the probationary appointment, right?

[55:45] >> Okay. Oh, okay. Sorry,

[55:46] >> no got a little confused. So in the be

[55:49] in the beginning it said permanently

[55:51] appointed. Correct. The third line it

[55:52] says probationary at the at the working

[55:55] crew letter leader grade step 16b.

[55:59] >> Yeah. Okay. Let's see

[56:09] » nonre which so wait I up there.

[56:12] >> Oh okay. probationary

[56:15] residence.

[56:17] >> I think

[56:18] >> yeah, I'm not sure

[56:19] >> it should be why is it should be taken

[56:21] out? I don't know what happened because

[56:22] I know I took it out when I reviewed.

[56:24] >> Okay, so it would be full-time park

[56:26] supervisor

[56:28] >> probationary removed

[56:31] >> at the working crew leader grade. Yes.

[56:33] >> Do we need a motion for that or was that

[56:36] >> um motion to amend or do we do a as

[56:38] amended?

[56:40] >> Well, you can't do it as amended until

[56:41] you do a motion to amend.

[56:42] >> Okay. I make a motion to amend that we

[56:44] strike the word probationary in

[56:46] resolution number 2026 185

[56:50] paragraph three.

[56:53] >> I second.

[56:55] >> I will second it.

[56:56] >> I Any opposed to removing probationary?

[57:01] All right. So now I will be making a

[57:05] motion to approve as amended.

[57:07] >> I'll second that.

[57:10] >> Any further discussion? All in favor?

[57:13] >> I

[57:14] >> Okay,

[57:14] >> you got to call the roll though

[57:15] >> and then call the roll.

[57:21] » Ready.

[57:22] >> Okay. Council member Ramos Romanian.

[57:25] >> Yes.

[57:26] >> Council member Bolovski.

[57:27] >> Yes.

[57:28] >> Council member McPartland. Council

[57:30] member Brennan.

[57:30] >> Yes.

[57:31] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[57:32] >> Yes.

[57:34] >> Resolution passes. 2026 186. Sponsored

[57:37] by Supervisor Cassidy Dorian. A

[57:40] resolution authorizing the supervisor to

[57:42] enter into an agreement with an energy

[57:44] supplier.

[57:45] >> Thank you. Do I have a second? Second.

[57:47] >> Uh any discussion on this? This one is

[57:49] not for the electricity. It's only for

[57:51] the natural gas which is the much

[57:53] smaller. What was interesting was that

[57:55] when we went back for the 24 months, it

[57:56] actually dropped in price.

[57:59] So

[58:00] >> I'll take it.

[58:01] >> Um yeah.

[58:04] Any additional discussion on this? And

[58:06] this is related to the presentation we

[58:08] had last month, right?

[58:12] >> Yes.

[58:19] » I mean, look.

[58:22] >> This one,

[58:29] » one thing I noticed was that the titles

[58:31] weren't showing up as amended on the um

[58:34] agenda.

[58:38] Excuse me for one moment. I was looking

[58:40] something up here.

[58:45] Moving on

[58:52] that. Okay. So, this happened in a

[58:54] couple of them where these were how they

[58:56] were originally put in in the agenda.

[58:59] So, they're correct on here. So, I'm

[59:01] wondering if we have her go click

[59:03] through to the resolutions and read them

[59:05] off of here instead of here

[59:09] >> and then update them for the minutes.

[59:12] >> I do that.

[59:17] » Which one are we on? Which one did we

[59:19] just vote on?

[59:19] >> This is

[59:21] uh

[59:23] >> 188

[59:25] >> 186, excuse me.

[59:30] So on these,

[59:34] if I flip through the the title is

[59:36] correct on the resolution itself. It's

[59:38] not correct on the agenda.

[59:41] >> So

[59:43] which for you just means waiting until I

[59:46] update that, but it'll probably be

[59:48] easier to flip through this one.

[59:51] >> Okay.

[59:57] Oh, actually give me right two pages

[59:59] though.

[1:00:01] >> Is mine at least have the numbers.

[1:00:07] » Thank you.

[1:00:10] » Okay, forgive me. I take full

[1:00:12] responsibility for this because I'm

[1:00:14] working on new software to try to

[1:00:16] automate some of this. and the titles

[1:00:18] that were updated in the actual physical

[1:00:20] resolutions are correct, but on the

[1:00:21] agenda, the linked um title is not

[1:00:25] wasn't wasn't updated with the title.

[1:00:27] So, the ones that are on the resolution

[1:00:28] up there are correct.

[1:00:31] >> Okay.

[1:00:32] So, I'm going to call the vote

[1:00:35] >> for 186.

[1:00:37] >> Vote for 186.

[1:00:39] >> Council member Robinsonian.

[1:00:42] >> Yes.

[1:00:42] >> Council member Belowski.

[1:00:44] >> Yes.

[1:00:44] >> Council member McPartland. Hi. Council

[1:00:46] member Brennan,

[1:00:46] >> yes.

[1:00:47] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian,

[1:00:48] >> yes.

[1:00:49] >> Five eyes.

[1:00:50] >> Resolution passes.

[1:00:52] 2026 187 sponsored by Council Member

[1:00:55] Rama Subramanian.

[1:00:57] >> A resolution authoriz authorizing the

[1:01:00] repair of a vac truck.

[1:01:02] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[1:01:04] >> Second.

[1:01:05] >> Uh, any discussion on this? This one has

[1:01:07] a sole source just because they're the

[1:01:09] only people who can fix it and we need

[1:01:12] it fixed. [laughter]

[1:01:13] Uh, will the clerk please call the role?

[1:01:15] >> Council member Brahma Romanian,

[1:01:18] >> yes.

[1:01:19] >> Council member Bowski,

[1:01:21] >> yes.

[1:01:22] >> Council member McPartland, Council

[1:01:24] Member Brennan,

[1:01:25] >> yes.

[1:01:25] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian,

[1:01:27] >> yes.

[1:01:27] >> Five eyes.

[1:01:28] >> Resolution passes. 2026 188. Sponsored

[1:01:31] by council member Rama Subermanian.

[1:01:34] >> A resolution amending resolution 202668.

[1:01:39] » Thank you. Do I have a second?

[1:01:41] >> Second. Any discussion on this? This was

[1:01:43] the high liift pump control valve that

[1:01:45] had the wrong specs that had to be

[1:01:46] updated.

[1:01:49] >> Okay. Will the clerk please call the

[1:01:51] role?

[1:01:51] >> Council member Ramos Romanian.

[1:01:53] >> Yes.

[1:01:54] >> Council member Bowski.

[1:01:55] >> Yes.

[1:01:56] >> Council member McPartland. Council

[1:01:57] member Brennan.

[1:01:58] >> Yes.

[1:01:58] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[1:02:00] >> Yes.

[1:02:00] >> Five eyes.

[1:02:01] >> Resolution passes on to 2026 189

[1:02:04] sponsored by Council Member Bolski.

[1:02:07] Okay.

[1:02:12] This one's correct on the agenda. So if

[1:02:14] that's helpful at all,

[1:02:15] >> a resolution appointing a student

[1:02:18] representative to the conservation

[1:02:20] advisory council.

[1:02:21] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[1:02:22] >> Second.

[1:02:23] >> Any discussion on this?

[1:02:25] >> Just that I think the student who I've

[1:02:27] known since he was young uh when we did

[1:02:29] garden club together at Craig's school

[1:02:32] >> uh is very well-versed in all things

[1:02:35] environmental and will be a tremendous

[1:02:37] asset to the group.

[1:02:39] Fantastic.

[1:02:41] Uh, will the clerk please call the role?

[1:02:43] Council member Robinson Bermanian.

[1:02:46] >> The student

[1:02:48] representative is my son and I abstain

[1:02:52] from this vote.

[1:02:53] >> Thank you.

[1:02:55] >> Council member Bowski,

[1:02:56] >> yes.

[1:02:56] >> Council member McPartland. Hi.

[1:02:58] >> Council member Brennan.

[1:02:59] >> Yes.

[1:03:00] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[1:03:01] >> Yes. Four eyes.

[1:03:02] >> Resolution passes. 2026

[1:03:05] 190 sponsored by Council Member Bowski.

[1:03:10] a resolution authorizing the supervisor

[1:03:12] to execute a contract with Labella. This

[1:03:16] is um I think you skipped to 191.

[1:03:21] >> This one's the multi-use path.

[1:03:24] >> Okay. So, that wasn't in the packet.

[1:03:26] >> That one. The rest of them might be the

[1:03:28] same as they are on there. There was

[1:03:30] only like a couple where we like shaved

[1:03:31] off the ends of the titles.

[1:03:33] >> All right.

[1:03:34] A resolution accepting a multi-use pass

[1:03:37] path easement from Rivers Ledge of

[1:03:40] Niscuna LLC.

[1:03:42] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[1:03:45] >> Uh any discussion on this?

[1:03:46] >> Just to say that this gives us access.

[1:03:50] This ensures public access to the river

[1:03:53] front. Um that this is a private entity,

[1:03:56] the the river's ledge community. Um but

[1:03:59] in accepting the easement uh it ensures

[1:04:02] that the bike path that was constructed

[1:04:04] that goes through it uh allows the

[1:04:06] public access um in perpetuity.

[1:04:10] >> Great. Any additional discussion?

[1:04:13] Will the clerk please call the role?

[1:04:15] >> Council member Ramos submanian.

[1:04:16] >> Yes.

[1:04:17] >> Council member Bowski. Yes.

[1:04:18] >> Council member McPartland. Hi.

[1:04:20] >> Council member Brennan.

[1:04:21] >> Yes.

[1:04:21] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian.

[1:04:23] >> Yes.

[1:04:23] >> Five eyes. Resolution passes on to 2026

[1:04:28] 191 sponsored by council member Boloski.

[1:04:31] A resolution authorizing the super to

[1:04:34] supervisor to execute a contract with

[1:04:36] Labella Associates DPC

[1:04:40] for engineering services for the

[1:04:42] pedestrian safety signage project.

[1:04:45] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[1:04:46] >> Second.

[1:04:47] >> Any discussion on this? We had to do

[1:04:49] this one pretty quickly. We did, I

[1:04:51] think, get at least two people that

[1:04:53] submitted. Um, but we've got a pretty

[1:04:55] sharp turnaround. So, we're happy that

[1:04:58] they label was able to get us some

[1:04:59] pricing quickly.

[1:05:00] >> So, this is to focus on school zone

[1:05:02] crossings.

[1:05:03] >> This one is we had to get engineering

[1:05:06] for the grant money that we got from the

[1:05:08] state to put your speed signs on seven

[1:05:12] and the ones that are over by the

[1:05:14] school. So, this engineering will cover

[1:05:16] both of those,

[1:05:18] >> but we had to, especially since it's

[1:05:20] going on Route 7, they want to make sure

[1:05:22] that a traffic engineer is like looking

[1:05:23] at placement and all of that stuff. So,

[1:05:26] um

[1:05:27] >> it'll be a great enhancement.

[1:05:28] >> Yeah, we're using grant money for that.

[1:05:30] >> Yes.

[1:05:31] >> Right.

[1:05:33] >> Any additional disc is the high school

[1:05:36] area?

[1:05:37] >> No. So, this this is the the project

[1:05:40] that we talked about with the county

[1:05:43] when we were discussing the Graham

[1:05:45] Boulevard project and then the work at

[1:05:47] the high school. This actually dates

[1:05:49] back more than a year, I think, the last

[1:05:52] time we had the conversation. Um, and

[1:05:54] then we had finally landed upon using I

[1:05:57] think it was was it flashing stop

[1:05:58] lights. We wanted to do something

[1:06:00] different. It was what?

[1:06:02] >> Replace the crossing guard.

[1:06:03] >> Right. Oh, right. because we knew she actually stayed longer than we

[1:06:07] thought she was going to. But um yeah,

[1:06:09] so that way we can have something to

[1:06:11] kind of [clears throat] slow people down

[1:06:12] over there in the absence of the giant

[1:06:15] hand.

[1:06:19] » I know.

[1:06:21] >> I did.

[1:06:22] >> Me, too. [laughter]

[1:06:24] >> Just in my short travels to and from,

[1:06:27] you'd be amazed at how many people like

[1:06:29] even with her out in the middle of the

[1:06:30] road just go right through with

[1:06:32] crossing. I think we're going to try to

[1:06:34] have a talk with the school district to

[1:06:36] see if we can't get what maybe one of

[1:06:38] the new security guards to just go out

[1:06:40] in the morning as a human out there kind

[1:06:42] of just the presence I feel like might

[1:06:45] help to slow things down. So trying to

[1:06:47] work something else out. I hate to say

[1:06:49] we took her for granted but she worked

[1:06:52] for pennies for a long time and we were

[1:06:54] lucky to have her.

[1:06:55] >> She really liked it.

[1:06:57] >> Yeah,

[1:06:58] >> she was good at it. Goodness, there's a

[1:07:01] lot of people that wouldn't do what she

[1:07:03] did. I mean, she

[1:07:05] >> Yep.

[1:07:05] >> She's really good.

[1:07:07] >> Remarkable crossing.

[1:07:08] >> And it is important because that school

[1:07:10] is about to move to a younger cohort of

[1:07:12] fifth and sixth graders, so you're

[1:07:14] dealing with even smaller people. Um,

[1:07:17] making that cross.

[1:07:20] >> The music is cracking me [laughter] up.

[1:07:23] Um, okay. Uh, any additional discussion?

[1:07:27] >> Will the clerk please call the role?

[1:07:28] Council member Robin Sombramanian,

[1:07:30] >> yes.

[1:07:30] >> Council member Bowski,

[1:07:31] >> yes.

[1:07:32] >> Council member McPartland, Council

[1:07:34] Member Brennan,

[1:07:34] >> yes.

[1:07:35] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian,

[1:07:36] >> yes.

[1:07:36] >> Five eyes.

[1:07:37] >> The resolution passes and we're going to

[1:07:39] skip 92 and 93 because we did those

[1:07:41] earlier with our um police officers

[1:07:44] swearing in. We'll do 2026 194 sponsored

[1:07:48] by Council Member McPartland.

[1:07:52] >> A resolution to appoint Joseph E.

[1:07:55] Williams as a general equipment mechanic

[1:07:57] in the highway highway and parks.

[1:08:00] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[1:08:02] >> Second.

[1:08:03] >> Uh any discussion on this?

[1:08:06] >> The the title on the agenda as well.

[1:08:08] It's just in the highway department.

[1:08:10] It's not the parks department. It should

[1:08:11] be accurate on the resolution.

[1:08:13] >> It is accurate on the resolution.

[1:08:15] >> Okay.

[1:08:16] >> And so in the highway department.

[1:08:19] >> These are all out of order.

[1:08:22] Did Did we grab a second?

[1:08:24] >> No, we're not. Here we go.

[1:08:27] >> This is correct.

[1:08:28] >> I second that.

[1:08:32] » So, yes, we have a second.

[1:08:33] >> Okay. Uh Joe is an existing employee. Uh

[1:08:36] he is moving into a new role.

[1:08:40] >> Will the clerk please call the role?

[1:08:42] >> Council member Ramos Sub Romanian.

[1:08:44] >> Yes.

[1:08:44] >> Council member Blowski.

[1:08:46] >> Yes.

[1:08:46] >> Council member McPartland. Hi.

[1:08:47] >> Council member Brennan. Yes.

[1:08:49] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian. Yes.

[1:08:51] >> Five eyes.

[1:08:52] >> Resolution passes. On to 2026 195

[1:08:55] sponsored by Council Member McPartland.

[1:09:00] » A resolution declaring certain

[1:09:02] properties as surplus.

[1:09:04] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[1:09:06] >> Second. Any discussion on this?

[1:09:10] Ray's been doing really well getting

[1:09:12] some awesome money for our old weird

[1:09:15] stuff. So, thank you.

[1:09:17] >> All right. Will the clerk please call

[1:09:19] the role? Council member Rama

[1:09:20] Sombramanian,

[1:09:22] >> yes.

[1:09:22] >> Council member Bowski,

[1:09:24] >> yes.

[1:09:24] >> Council member McPartland,

[1:09:25] >> hi.

[1:09:26] >> Council member Brennan,

[1:09:27] >> yes.

[1:09:27] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian,

[1:09:29] >> yes.

[1:09:29] >> Five eyes.

[1:09:30] >> Resolution passes. Uh, and last but not

[1:09:33] least, 2026 196 sponsored by Council

[1:09:35] Member McPartland.

[1:09:36] >> A resolution to amend

[1:09:39] 2026 154 hiring pool staff in the town's

[1:09:43] office of community programs.

[1:09:45] >> Thank you. Do I have a second?

[1:09:47] >> Second. Uh this was a couple of pool

[1:09:51] managers that had been put in at

[1:09:53] lifeguard rates and uh they had to be

[1:09:56] updated. It was a an oversight on the

[1:09:58] list that was sent over.

[1:10:00] >> Right. One person was stricken and then

[1:10:02] some just adjusting the pay rates.

[1:10:04] >> Yeah.

[1:10:05] >> So make sure nobody has any

[1:10:06] >> I know. Does anybody have I don't know.

[1:10:08] >> I do. I'm going to abstain. She's not

[1:10:10] affected by the uh rate change at all.

[1:10:12] It doesn't affect her but she's a

[1:10:14] lifeguard so I'll abain.

[1:10:16] >> Okay. All right.

[1:10:17] >> Will the clerk please call the role?

[1:10:19] >> Council member Ramosmanian,

[1:10:21] >> yes.

[1:10:22] >> Council member Bolowski,

[1:10:23] >> abstain.

[1:10:24] >> Thank you.

[1:10:25] >> Council member McPartland,

[1:10:27] >> Council Member Brennan,

[1:10:28] >> yes.

[1:10:28] >> Supervisor Cassidy Dorian,

[1:10:30] >> yes.

[1:10:30] >> Bye-bye.

[1:10:31] >> Resolution passes. And with that, I will

[1:10:33] make a motion to adjurnn. Can I have a

[1:10:35] second?

[1:10:36] >> Second.

[1:10:37] >> All in favor?

[1:10:39] >> I.

[1:10:40] >> Good night, everybody.

[1:10:42] >> Thank you.

[1:10:44] I will I added this button.

Town Board Regular Meeting 7/30/2026

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