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[0:09] May I say some of our comments? And to the public, for which you say it's one edition, I'm under the vote.
[0:16] In the vote, for the vote, for the vote, for the vote, for
[0:23] the vote, for the vote,
[0:30] for the vote.
[0:30] Here.
[0:33] Here.
[0:34] Harry Rowan.
[0:37] Here.
[0:40] Here's
[0:44] the privilege of the floor.
[0:46] I don't see any.
[0:48] We'll move along to approval of minutes.
[0:50] Let's get an motion to approve the September 12th, 2024.
[0:55] On board minutes.
[0:57] Now make that motion.
[0:59] Do I have a second?
[0:59] No second.
[1:00] George, give a second.
[1:01] All those in favor.
[1:02] I, both carried. You also have been your fact back at their planning boards last month's
[1:11] minutes. We'll go to reports, planning board.
[1:15] So we met on Tuesday night, we reviewed what you have in front of you tonight, which are
[1:21] the updated amendments to the zoning law that are pertaining to the motor vehicle
[1:28] registration just, you know, for people who are restoring antique cars and a one-word thing
[1:36] this has allowed in that allowed.
[1:40] And then the zoning map has the change to Carlos Tuxiara's 2.1 parcel back to the commercial
[1:48] and it defines well-er-road accurately, which was not the other map.
[1:54] and Becky Ligieri's on the planning bar
[1:56] and she was like, if the town wants to take over my road,
[2:00] my driveway, as well a road,
[2:02] because that's how they made it look like her road
[2:05] was part of her driveway, was part of well a road.
[2:07] So that is all been corrected on that map.
[2:10] And I've spoken with Shane,
[2:13] and he is willing to come on November
[2:16] to our meeting in the first Thursday of November,
[2:20] and do the secret with the board,
[2:22] so that we can...
[2:23] In that little, it's a week earlier than normal, so it's the first Thursday.
[2:28] The first Thursday.
[2:30] And so he'll go through the seeker with the board and then the bound board can set the public
[2:35] hearing for December.
[2:37] So, we'll have a public hearing on the budget, which I told you would also take in place.
[2:45] And that's basically...
[2:50] Yeah, we regard to the change there to the zoning.
[2:54] I mean,
[2:58] everybody has the language there, you know, I'll read it within section under the
[3:06] Johnkins, shall we chart it at the D, they've added any more review for the Valor restoration
[3:11] permit.
[3:12] The issued in accordance with section 404 to D is exempt from the junkyard, slash, sell
[3:18] which are requirements slash definitions,
[3:21] that if we go to such a 404 B7,
[3:27] it says, no, any more vehicle, the valve restoration
[3:30] permit issued in accordance with section 404,
[3:32] the is exempt from junkyard slash
[3:35] selfie charged requirements slash definition.
[3:38] And then we go to,
[3:40] Could you use interrupt you before you start the next one?
[3:42] Yep. The board also suggested that the permit per car
[3:46] 20 dollars. Okay. So just so you know we had an error wasn't able to come to that meeting.
[3:53] So I asked him what he thought to and everybody on the board including the error wasn't there.
[3:58] So 20 dollars.
[3:59] And that would be a yearly, but yearly fee for five years if that, you know, for the time of restoration.
[4:05] For being a part.
[4:05] For being a part.
[4:06] But it would be $100.
[4:08] If for five vehicles.
[4:09] If every year every year.
[4:10] Put your permits only good for five years.
[4:13] Right.
[4:14] Okay.
[4:15] And then if you have more than five vehicles recording to the thing here, which will be in D here,
[4:20] I'll read the paragraph, Motor Vehicle Restoration and VR permits property owners to the Motor Vehicle
[4:26] to restore and apply for an annual permit to be issued by the COVID-19 forceman officer at his or her discretion.
[4:33] And after apps containment of NVR permit fee established only by the town board and as they may be stated that they've suggested $20 per vehicle.
[4:44] and NBR permit allows for open storage of one more vehicle while the owner is making repairs to replace the vehicle in the condition for legal operation on public highways or for such use as it was originally intended.
[4:57] Such permit shall be filed for one year from the date of issuance and only for the specific vehicle and location listed on the permit.
[5:05] a NBR permit is renewable, no more than five times for specific vehicle, no more than
[5:12] five NBR permits will be issued. On one property at one time, it's more than five NBR
[5:19] permits are needed. Many board review will be necessary to specify what's screening from public
[5:30] view and or neighboring properties may be needed. So there is a condition there for that
[5:35] more if in the opinion of the code enforcement officer in motor vehicle with the ballot and the
[5:41] our permit creates a safety hazard or it's located in an appropriate location and the
[5:46] our permit folder will be asked to rectify or the CEO can be both permit and then under section
[5:55] 503 there was some editing on the language there used or gutted mobile homes motor homes vehicle
[6:02] last bus, last van, or trailers shall not be allowed to be used for storage on any property.
[6:13] And then on the back, they have the suggested permit,
[6:20] which has not been part of a law that
[6:22] is a standalone permit for the codes officer to use, and that it can be updated and done
[6:31] without fussing back into the zoning law.
[6:35] That's why it's going to be a stand alone for a man.
[6:39] And this is a draft of me.
[6:41] I know a serial number.
[6:43] I don't know if we want to specify VIN number,
[6:46] or is that a better,
[6:50] they're down towards the bottom of the vehicle details.
[6:52] You're a manufacturer, you're a serial number.
[6:57] We only do a serial number of slides, you didn't number,
[7:00] because your equipment will probably have a serial number.
[7:05] Okay, you sound more vehicles will have the numbers.
[7:08] Okay, so yeah, we probably want to add that to that.
[7:12] Yeah, because this isn't just for vehicles,
[7:15] it's for, you know, contrasters and yep, yep.
[7:18] So then number, under year of manufacturers,
[7:21] serial numbers, you have a certain number.
[7:24] You'll put a slash there in front of the coal in there.
[7:27] Yep, yep, and put the pin number.
[7:30] And what should be done if there's neither one on a vehicle should I. They probably have to just go by description of it then.
[7:41] Well, and again, the idea is that when they get these permits, they'll take a picture on their phone or their relatives going, everybody has a phone almost everybody can take the camera picture and send it to me and then we'll put it with the file for each permit.
[7:58] and then the codes officer will be able to also determine how the rest of the race goes with that.
[8:05] That was the idea.
[8:08] Sound good?
[8:11] Okay.
[8:12] So the effect could almost be on here.
[8:16] Wow.
[8:17] The picture will be attached to that picture.
[8:20] Okay.
[8:21] So yeah, we can fit that in there.
[8:23] Sounds good.
[8:24] Yeah, that would be.
[8:25] Yeah, that would be good.
[8:27] Sound good?
[8:29] Okay, we'll read, we'll add that to the, and that's why it's called a draft at this point.
[8:36] It sounds good, so we will deal with the, as Maggie said, we'll deal with the Seeker at our next meeting, regular meeting on the 7th of November.
[8:48] I'll
[9:00] come back.
[9:02] You can understand.
[9:22] Nobody has a problem.
[9:23] A set of things to people have got.
[9:26] Individuals to come in will go back to a privilege of the floor.
[9:32] State your name.
[9:34] Kind of support.
[9:36] You guys seem to have a problem with us.
[9:40] And if you're going to start doing code,
[9:42] I contacted New York State Code in
[9:49] Albany,
[9:56] and we should go by the code enforcement before
[9:58] he started code was going to anybody else.
[10:01] Right there, that man has got more vehicles, but I love wanting New York State on
[10:06] our registered.
[10:07] Kerry Road has a bunch.
[10:10] Okay, I've complained about the worst time that I'm getting done,
[10:15] but you guys, but those
[10:16] two are definitely in violation.
[10:19] Well, we just had a part of the process here where the planning board is suggesting a change
[10:27] to our zoning loss, and we just talked about, and I don't know the particulars that
[10:32] with Harry's there or not, but we are changing our zoning laws to include a motor vehicle
[10:42] restoration process where the individuals, not just Harry, but other people, if
[10:49] In fact, they are restoring vehicles that they can be having a do the secret on November 7th
[10:57] and we'll have a public hearing in December or meeting there and this amendment to our zoning laws will allow any individual to potentially register
[11:15] five vehicles that they plan on having, not having, but are going to be restoring and the
[11:22] restoring means that they're going to be making it a legal rule ready and there will
[11:27] be a fee for that for each vehicle and so whether that's, we'll take care of what you're
[11:34] concerned about or not, I don't know but I'm just stating that that's in the works right
[11:40] That's in the worst, but you go, okay, when you make colder rules, it's so I'll explain
[11:45] where you're from all the day.
[11:46] You have everybody in it, everybody is to be treated the same and we're not.
[11:52] Well, and I know it's a hell, I know it, but we're moving, but that house is going to have
[12:02] it.
[12:03] Oh, the right.
[12:03] Now, you want to complain, your tickets come on Monday, if you didn't trust any car boards,
[12:08] Okay, your property don't don't go pointing to one individual. You're dressing the board. All right. We got neighbors
[12:14] They're chickens come on our property. I get pictures of them
[12:18] On the property.
[12:24] Okay, Spurbet the one that I don't know his name
[12:29] There's you guys probably know he lives next door to his hand
[12:36] I don't know people say around here, but he has about 10 that I can't make you down
[12:43] You need to order his six, the great, let me
[12:54] access them, tons, and that's what I need.
[12:58] You guys are not going after board members, nothing.
[13:02] If we were told by the judge, we were told by the code for substance, you guys are the ones
[13:08] who want them after us.
[13:11] So, you can not stop obscenities on my house.
[13:15] When we move, we're writing them all, I mean, it's my right to do up, to write some of these on the house, and I'm willing.
[13:27] I mean, if you guys keep coming after me, I'm going to get stinking off.
[13:32] It's staying will come down and start to fly in all these outraged,
[13:37] because umbraged circles are anything that can be raised or which is a four-wheeler.
[13:44] It is a trailer, but like I just said, just said, we're in the process for more than
[13:53] just a few months.
[13:54] This has been in the process since the last time we made our amendment to our zoning
[13:59] policy that the planning board has been working on this motor vehicle restoration permit.
[14:04] So it's probably been close to a year that this has been in the works, just correct in
[14:11] you on that.
[14:12] I don't need to worry about that.
[14:16] But these vehicles they got at the end of the restored.
[14:19] I mean, well, that will be up between the individual
[14:22] and the code enforcement officer.
[14:24] And they will pay the fee for up to potentially five years
[14:28] and after the five years, if nothing has been solidified
[14:33] as far as making the vehicle road ready,
[14:36] then there will be a decision by the code enforcement officer
[14:38] and whether it's going to be practical
[14:40] Well, it can be made real right.
[14:44] Okay, spur back has at least I can't even stand from the right.
[14:49] Vehicles, are you talking, because I was drugged with chickens.
[14:53] So spurred with vehicles, not chickens.
[14:56] No.
[14:56] No.
[14:56] It was George Horton.
[15:00] Okay. I'm going to put the dog on. My check has already crossed the road, but they use you. I swear. I'm not going to go to whatever. I'm not going to go to whatever. I'm not going to hit your bit. And I'd be hearing road everybody says, oh, no, you can have because he's starting off. He can have numerous vehicles, but they have to be registered, because he's working on somebody vehicle.
[15:30] that he's working on, I don't know, don't go right straight, right on their own, but he's only
[15:34] awesome, but he's on the right. He has a least, and I've found the ones he's got, but
[15:40] he's getting on behind us. And again, I will further back to this here.
[15:43] Christian, I need to
[15:47] turn him into the inspection department. I used to have this inspection license.
[15:51] Because he inspected that Rara, it's not legal. It has straight headers.
[15:59] So he goes
[16:00] by it's just anointment, whatever you want to call it, and I mean, if you want to start
[16:08] turning me and I'm going to get the state involved, and during good beaty vehicles, you
[16:13] are either your thing or take care of some, but you've got some people, I mean, jacks
[16:20] and I don't know how many he's got out of their boat, but I'm going to get a less than
[16:25] go wherever everybody all around because we're not going to be here no more. She is. I'm not about
[16:33] house knowing how to go. And all this stuff's going. Everybody wants to yell about tractors
[16:40] of this and that. What about the junk around the airy house? Because you've got a board, you don't
[16:48] I mean, that's what the state is already said.
[16:52] The board members, this would the state, for what was it called,
[16:59] for the complaint, the part that he used to be a code officer,
[17:06] he said, that's why I'm here, he told me to go.
[17:10] The board meeting, make my thing known,
[17:13] if they don't want to do nothing about it,
[17:16] Or, yet off your back, that he will come down and he will start taking it in because New York State says one on the right
[17:26] Strip vehicle, I thought it was two, but it's one.
[17:31] And people want, I'm restoring a camper, I thought I'd have to say,
[17:35] I mean, that's what all these people are going to do.
[17:37] We're not done.
[17:39] I mean, error won't do nothing.
[17:42] I mean, he's
[17:47] coming to know how I made it for, he's a sex friend or I mean, without making
[17:52] comments like that.
[17:53] We're going to have to be clubs, we don't, you know what I'm saying, if you have a complaint,
[18:00] it doesn't come to us.
[18:01] We're about regarding that.
[18:03] We're about to come to our code officer.
[18:07] That's who he doesn't tell me.
[18:09] You guys are one of the top scams who is the rap.
[18:12] No, no, no.
[18:15] No, no, no.
[18:15] No, no, no.
[18:16] No.
[18:17] Well, somebody just why?
[18:19] In what status?
[18:20] The court that judge said it, we'll sit well.
[18:25] You guys should.
[18:26] You guys want to resolve right away because it's been ongoing thing.
[18:31] Well, you know, you're getting referring to your case, if you're saying, you're saying,
[18:34] Oh, okay.
[18:34] Yeah, I mean, okay.
[18:36] That, that's something, this is what you know.
[18:38] This is something, this has been ongoing for more than one year.
[18:41] correct? So if your eyes look at it, we got state inspected.
[18:51] Because they made it where we
[18:53] couldn't live in the house. We had added a state inspected the wire ring, the structure of all that.
[19:00] And everything. And people all had to come and do everything with the dude who would load the
[19:08] We had to pay him like who?
[19:11] But I am also at that day.
[19:13] And we had to pay some of our tuition guy through the state $500 because it failed the first time.
[19:22] So we had to come back up at the back house and we had to have an outside life so we had to pay
[19:27] another $500 for it to come in and expect it again.
[19:31] So it ain't been an ongoing thing.
[19:33] What do you have here, man?
[19:34] It has been.
[19:35] I mean, because one of the violations recently, I think is as to even with electricity, because
[19:40] you had a lead court coming into the house there at one time, if I heard, right?
[19:47] Because it was cold.
[19:49] It's probably five.
[19:50] I'm totally right here.
[19:51] You don't do that.
[19:52] Why would you?
[19:52] Yeah, well.
[19:53] All right.
[19:54] Anything else?
[19:55] Well, we got our most undone, but all these unreadster vehicles.
[20:00] There's a lot of mornown for property.
[20:01] I don't care if I'm moving.
[20:04] I'm going to still.
[20:05] That's fine. And you, again, as Board Member said, you can certainly talk to the
[20:09] Coda officer. I'm talking to the Coda officer tomorrow, myself. And that's not
[20:13] important. That's right. There is a, but I'll send him a text. And the board, the board
[20:21] does not direct the Coda officer where to go and who to see is the Coda officer, who will
[20:27] make visits around the community as he's doing his work, whether he's checking the
[20:33] permits that are already issued, and if he sees something in violation, that's when he will start doing its process there, and it's showing a violation.
[20:43] First, he's got, before he issues a violation, he's actually going to try to talk with the homeowner and see if he can resolve it that way first.
[20:50] I mean, if we don't need to go through the legal process, that's fine.
[20:55] But if, in fact, it doesn't have a loser not allowed to go into your trailers, yeah, or I didn't say that I said going around because I know we didn't have that I didn't video with him going in my chance in the trailers.
[21:14] But I will send the code of text tomorrow and kind of reaffirm the boards feeling on that and I'm sure he's going to say,
[21:24] or you know that, but anything else, you're going to do about all the car surgery roads is, again,
[21:31] I refer to the end process here, the motor vehicle restoration permit, and I mean you're
[21:40] sitting in a factory now. It's gone in a factory now, but it will be an effect if the public hearing
[21:48] and everything goes, it will be an effect probably the first year.
[21:51] But it's still not now when they're going to be called now.
[21:55] Right.
[21:57] And I know he's got a few trailers.
[22:01] And vehicles there.
[22:03] Harry Road is put some on back of his place,
[22:07] which you can see from my idea of going to pictures.
[22:12] And you know, they're almost weak and high.
[22:15] Good.
[22:17] And so they can eat.
[22:18] I don't know that you call hiding, put it on your property somewhere.
[22:23] Well, no, what I'm saying is, way.
[22:30] Okay, they can go into a garage, or a tent garage, whatever, but he just has them set behind the thing, because if you're
[22:42] going by the road, you can't see them. That's all he's going by. And which can't see them from the back. So it still is a code violation, I think, because they're on the property.
[22:57] I mean his son has got more heat, I'm not sure.
[23:01] Okay, very good.
[23:02] We have a five-minute limit on the public comment there.
[23:08] But you certainly do what you want.
[23:09] I will speak with the code enforcement officer.
[23:13] And yep, we'll move ahead.
[23:17] I want it.
[23:18] Your board members is where I'm saying.
[23:21] Yep, sure.
[23:21] You can apply the code before everybody else.
[23:24] Well, everybody's with the state.
[23:25] So everybody should be doing it at the same time and you're right, okay?
[23:30] But I'm saying important, but I'm sure we'll be able to code already, you know?
[23:35] Thank you.
[23:35] Thank you.
[23:35] Thank you.
[23:35] Thank you much.
[23:44] Just as we, I had the report from the judge, Sarah, showing the activity for the month.
[23:51] You certainly can't review that.
[23:53] Certainly appears to be getting more activity.
[23:57] Yep.
[23:58] Um, Koda.
[24:01] Did.
[24:04] She's got a call.
[24:05] She's got a call.
[24:05] So he's out.
[24:06] And he's out of the training.
[24:08] He's been gone since the fourth.
[24:10] And he won't be back until eight.
[24:14] Um.
[24:17] That.
[24:17] Stuff.
[24:18] Okay.
[24:18] He doesn't have a report.
[24:19] She's been gone.
[24:20] She's out.
[24:21] It's the first.
[24:22] You don't show feedback on the 15.
[24:26] Telling Koda.
[24:34] So I signed the contract with the Municipate and the Auto Agent for the Eve Program on September 18th and worked with the sales agent on the setup of the accounts that can be used for the both the tax collector and the clerk account.
[24:48] Also, at our Security County Town Clerk Association meeting, I was able to get the new IT director,
[24:55] Gretchen Becker, who had just been appointed as the new director, and she assured all of us who were signing up with the program that they're prepared for the change.
[25:06] And the setup team from Municipal Pay hasn't made contact with me yet for the actual setup setups.
[25:12] But there's several towns signed up with them, so I'm waiting in my turn, I'm sure I'm going to check in with them in a week.
[25:19] October 1st was the last day for hunters to apply for their domain management permits.
[25:25] Even though I've had some sad ones come to my office in the last few days.
[25:29] Who's a cryer?
[25:30] I've been bored of you.
[25:32] It was a busy DMP season, there was a lot of foot traffic that doesn't show up on the
[25:40] fees that are attached to your report there because a lot of my lifetime license holders
[25:48] come in and they get their free DMPs and if they're seeing years they get their free
[25:54] bow and muzzle hunting licenses so it was a very busy season and the paper license system
[26:00] when smooth for the most part, you know everybody's unhappy with it, you know, the hunters are not happy with it.
[26:08] And MVP came in a couple of weeks ago, maybe we could have to go and did their inspection outside of the roof,
[26:21] And that was on, let me just tell you what day that was, the 17th, September 17th that came in.
[26:29] And that was under the contract, that was not what you're seeing there, which is about that remote that got wet from being hung there, which is now hung over there.
[26:41] And again, they are the original and soliders, and well,
[26:51] well, I'm right in this, I'm
[26:52] just going to go into the resignation letter, one from
[26:59] Morgan Cramer, she hopes this letter
[27:02] finds a supervisor well, she's informing that on September 18th, she's giving her two weeks
[27:08] notice his dog control officer for the town of Richardville, she got a promotion at her
[27:13] and job adding another town is becoming too much for her handle, she'll give Maggie the September
[27:18] report and tickets. I don't believe she gave me a September report. I didn't receive anything.
[27:24] So she said this but I did not receive one and told her she would help. She didn't do the tickets either
[27:31] that I was working on since she came on in July. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to represent
[27:37] the town is dark and full officer. Also, I received, this is news for everyone. I'm regrettably,
[27:45] Dermaki, I'm regrettably tendering my resignation as Deputy Town Clerk in the town of Richardville.
[27:51] As of October 18th, due to a conflict of schedule, I would like to take the opportunity to thank
[27:56] you for the job opportunity and all that I have learned from you, my best to you and all
[28:00] one-on-four minutes delay, Erica Ruiz. So, that's two resignations, and if I can help the board
[28:09] just accept them. We'll do the Morgan's first, all those in favor, both carried, and then Erica,
[28:17] Ruiz, all those in favor, all right. And Joan is still on as my second deputy, so she doesn't have
[28:25] much opportunity, but it is, and she still is signed in as my death, Registrar, you know, to be able to help me there, it should be an emergency facility.
[28:36] And if I can get a copy of the error, which is because I'll need to, I will give you that.
[28:40] Who will form for the coming?
[28:43] And that will be right out in the time, Jeff, just for their information.
[28:47] The month, you know, our months are going with the court and with my deputy 20 to 20 pretty much, you know, we're doing hours that.
[28:54] What do you hope to the point?
[28:58] And then I have the highway report.
[29:05] Cut shoulders and ditched approximately one mile of France and road.
[29:11] Rent in a hot box and did patching on height road,
[29:14] three track road, trail haven road and France and road.
[29:19] A assisted village of Richmondville with patching various locations
[29:22] in the village, put a thousand tonne of standing material in the salt shed from the county,
[29:28] salt shed is now full, had coloscale stone, a paved, wine guard road from Route 7 to the railroad
[29:35] trussle, and put shoulder on new pavement. Installed cover at Masino Residence on Smith Road,
[29:44] I started cutting shoulders and ditching bouton the west end of bouton road.
[29:51] Receive the new loader which you have the invoice in there, and attaching snowplows
[29:57] and preparing trucks for winter season.
[30:04] Very good. It did a really nice job of everything there with the drainage on Prensen and different spots that I've been around. Was that a couple different places on high road and that's probably pretty nice.
[30:25] Yeah, and everybody was commenting that it was very nice to see that work get done with course break time.
[30:32] Yeah, because the one on high road, I mean he put that larger in the large hole over there.
[30:40] And that shouldn't alleviate a bit of spring.
[30:44] Where was that?
[30:45] I'm sorry.
[30:46] I'm not high road.
[30:50] It's before you turned the corner there.
[30:53] You would come to a Kyle Payne much there.
[30:55] I forget the road that veers up where Mike.
[30:59] No, no, no, right, to the right there.
[31:02] Like, oh, Lord, I can't think he used to work.
[31:07] We're at the Tom Cobra Scout highway three years,
[31:10] but they had the house later.
[31:12] Slater, Mike Slater, just forget the name of that road there.
[31:15] But it's right there, yep.
[31:18] But no, that was done well, and I think he was waiting
[31:22] just for that set a little bit for he put some more
[31:26] and put some more material there.
[31:27] Yep, because the more that we certainly they can do in preparing for the heavy rains or whatever,
[31:35] I mean it just keeps our roads in better condition, it's a time save for it.
[31:43] As far as my report, I'm just adding the on overset committee, the other night that one had
[31:49] to do with the old stock for in Dan Beings, who's our intern coming old stock and fork director.
[31:56] he commented on Harry organizing and assisting in organizing a very
[32:02] strivence. I guess the one he didn't comment it on was the one in center
[32:08] part there in Colbusco. He said it because they must have came up. They
[32:12] the OSTO-40 people, but it was like over 200 cars.
[32:18] Well, what did you call it?
[32:20] Tried it. Tried it.
[32:21] Yep. He's done it on numerous other ones too, did.
[32:25] And right now, I mean, the stole stole Ford is actually done that down there in Scary once or twice this year.
[32:34] Just to get people to come in and see.
[32:37] It might not be an overnight destination, but certainly a day event there.
[32:42] And so people are coming in and spend some money within our county.
[32:47] So that was good.
[32:48] They do want it to power out there.
[32:49] They do a hunting outdoors one.
[32:53] Yep.
[32:53] And Harry, I think had the one even there by Ricky's, this summer, Ben Ricky's.
[33:00] He came through, I think, out of Sunday, and there were, I don't know, half of the cars there.
[33:05] I mean, I think that was actually the, that was huge.
[33:09] It's very county, 4x4.
[33:10] Oh, it could have that, yeah, 50th anniversary or something.
[33:12] Yep, yep.
[33:14] The other thing I had was, we received our ink check, which is assistance and municipalities from New York State.
[33:22] Our normal payment is, which we received was $12,117,
[33:29] and the month before that, because it
[33:32] came just in August,
[33:35] there was an addition to the budget this year where they gave,
[33:40] at least on a one-term, one-time basis anyway.
[33:43] I mean, the association of towns has been trying to get the state to change not only the formula,
[33:47] but the amount that they're putting towards the aim,
[33:51] but we got like 7% more of it,
[33:54] we've been $848, we've got so up there in the poke in the eye.
[34:00] So, yep, no let's all, I have there at this point.
[34:06] Any other, you know, okay, of course, bandits?
[34:12] Just what I had, which is really bad, which is really bad,
[34:14] these things. Updates old doesn't have enough data collectors. They're actually still
[34:25] finishing up on the Connecobesco with some interviews, and they set letters and data
[34:31] mailers to the village and town of Vespers.
[34:36] Lisa is pleased with the way it's going
[34:39] here. I mean, so hopefully they can get through Esperance here for winter sets in here
[34:46] and finish up on Copa's skill and then keep going.
[34:49] Quite a few towns. We have requested to be on a list for collection. So I mean, that's
[34:56] another good thing too. So I mean, whether they request or not, it's going to happen.
[35:01] But sort of the better on some, certainly would be beneficial to for us and other towns
[35:07] that feel that we have our assessments at a level there.
[35:15] Richardville's sewer district update there.
[35:19] I did reach out to Staphonic's office, did talk with the gentleman there, and we went
[35:27] through the house through all the steps, and I said, well, did you know where we stand as
[35:31] far as to set it?
[35:32] And he said, no, I don't.
[35:33] He said to my knowledge they haven't, they haven't acted on it, and I have reached out three
[35:38] times now, if I tell a phone message to Jill Rans office there, and I'll continue to do so,
[35:46] but when I did see the virtual office in Albany, well, I tried to Albany, but nobody picked
[35:51] up there, so I actually called in your city office, and got somebody there, and she referred
[35:58] me to someone else, but I said, you can contact me either by phone or by my email address
[36:03] and still have not heard anything.
[36:06] But I saw Stefana get the Republican clan bank.
[36:12] She still felt, I don't know if she knew at that time,
[36:14] that the Senate hadn't done anything,
[36:15] but she feels still pretty good about ours
[36:18] because when in fact, the Senate and the House
[36:24] do come forward, they have to go to conference
[36:26] on the bills there.
[36:28] She still feels pretty good there.
[36:30] So I mean, she is the number three in the House.
[36:33] So she just carried a little weight.
[36:35] So hopefully that will work.
[36:37] But I will continue trying to reach the children's offices
[36:40] well, Town Hall.
[36:43] I did speak with the guys, highway crew,
[36:47] and they are willing to help us out with the excavation
[36:51] work there.
[36:52] But do we check with the, I did not, I did not.
[36:56] They were more than willing to do that for us.
[37:00] to be in complaints that, you know, and the conference comment was that we've done it in the past and we see no reason not to do it in the future.
[37:11] We're reminder that we do have our workshop next Thursday, six o'clock here.
[37:21] You know, a problem.
[37:30] I had reached out to the wrong of late numerous times and just she wasn't getting back to me. So I finally was able to get a hold of the through Frank, the salesperson, the senior Vice President for a call permit. We're able to get back and forth and he is agreed to extend our agreement for one year and one year will be free.
[38:00] one year will be free so after I got that sort of in-hand I mean I'm sure there'll probably
[38:06] be a we'll have to sign something at some point for years six but I mean
[38:15] clifers but trying to and he has said it on some some trainings but he hasn't started
[38:21] at the bottom yet so some of it has been obviously made sense so I said an email to
[38:27] Honda, CC, the Senior Vice President, and that day, she got back to me.
[38:35] So that will be, that will be difficult as well.
[38:42] What will take place?
[38:43] The training.
[38:45] Training will take place for Cliff starting from the bottom and coming up through.
[38:52] Yep, so he has the beginning, so he has some of the...
[38:54] But he said, and I'm just, like, as if he'd already been using it.
[38:58] Yeah, and he just knows that.
[39:00] It makes no sense.
[39:01] I mean, it wouldn't anybody.
[39:07] Resolutions, new business,
[39:13] had one here, resolution 49-2024, appointment for the bounce the year,
[39:21] be it resolved?
[39:22] that the falling point would be affected for the balance of your $0.24 control of gender
[39:26] therapy.
[39:30] She lives in Worcester, and she currently does Tyler Worcester, Tyler Maryland, and the
[39:38] town of Worcester, and had a nice talk with her,
[39:46] telling her what we offered and how
[39:49] we reimburse and such, and she certainly willing to start.
[39:53] I mean, if this does not work, I actually had someone else that even called me that was potentially an arrest that lives down in a house case area, but yeah.
[40:03] So if I could get a motion to, uh, for the appointment of, uh, Jennifer.
[40:10] I'll give that motion.
[40:12] Second by Todd.
[40:13] Any further discussion?
[40:15] Hearing none.
[40:16] All those in favor?
[40:17] I vote.
[40:18] Did you get her contact stuff?
[40:20] Email telephone number.
[40:21] Those fantastic.
[40:22] I have her phone number on my cell phone to me.
[40:26] I'll give it to you if we're done, sure.
[40:28] Did you ask her to come in?
[40:30] Yes, but after I told her that we would be doing this tonight
[40:33] and that she could stop and starting tomorrow.
[40:37] And normally that would be true, but they just shifted my dental appointment.
[40:41] Well, and so I'm going to be out.
[40:43] I can part of the day.
[40:44] So I try to reach her and ask her to come in Monday.
[40:47] Monday, and we'll do all the paperwork.
[40:55] I'm
[40:59] going to be back, and I'm Friday, but I don't know what time.
[41:04] Sure, because I told her she needed to see you in the end of the bookkeeper.
[41:10] Yep.
[41:12] No budget transfers.
[41:13] We also have the Copa-Fart Protection Contract.
[41:22] It has changed since last year.
[41:26] Last year we were notified that in fact the total contract
[41:30] for the four-minute spalities being us, the Talon-Russianville,
[41:36] Talon-Sured, Talon-Copa-Scale and the village of Copa-Scale
[41:38] was going last year for this year.
[41:41] 2024 was going up by 50,000, which were ran from the 400 to the 450.
[41:46] And within that same letter, the mayor said that it would also be going up 50,000 for 2025, so now it will be a total of 500 here.
[41:58] I mean, thanks, sir.
[42:00] You see, expenses go up, but I mean, I mean, being a member of the fire department here in Richmond, I mean, thanks are just going crazy as far as cost.
[42:12] So, and I'm pleased that I went up another 50,000 know, but it certainly can.
[42:17] I just relate to that.
[42:19] Fixed in the vehicles in such the association,
[42:25] believe in the state, and oh, sure,
[42:27] are looking to put more requirements on fire departments coming down with such,
[42:33] in our first small communities.
[42:35] It's going to be a burden.
[42:37] I mean, it's just no way possible that.
[42:40] something new regulations on turn-off. Well, turn-off here has always been there 10 years. I mean, we were, and I say,
[42:47] we've been responsible for department. We, the last time we got it was, I think, what, 15 years ago,
[42:54] 14 years ago, we were able to get a grant that bought a number of sets of turn-off gear. We have been
[43:01] to the AFG process the American firefighter's grant. We put in this year again, and we were successful in
[43:09] getting approved for 34 turn-out this year, this year, but the same, like $149,000, and once
[43:22] a turn-out year is probably at around $4,000 or better from Boot to Helmet, I mean it's just,
[43:30] but I mean, another one that they are dealing with is even the tires, I mean 10 years I think
[43:36] It is, you're wondering, reduce it.
[43:38] They would down to the, oh, that's right.
[43:41] I don't know, I mean, you start, I mean,
[43:45] and you take copestals for instance here,
[43:47] I mean, you take their ladder truck.
[43:49] I mean, you're talking quite a few times there,
[43:52] because it's dual axle, and then you've got the front.
[43:55] I mean, you're talking, and it just,
[43:57] I mean, it's just unreal.
[43:59] On repeat, I mean, the poor things for the most part,
[44:03] So they sit in the barn, they don't get a lot of mileage, but you got to be certain about
[44:10] weathering.
[44:11] Dryer out.
[44:12] Thanks.
[44:15] So if I could have, I don't know if there's any questions, but if I could have a motion
[44:19] that the authority to sign up to contract on behalf of the Dhamma Rishma
[44:23] Bell.
[44:24] I have a motion.
[44:25] Do I have a second?
[44:26] Oh, second.
[44:28] George.
[44:28] Any further discussion?
[44:31] Hearing none.
[44:32] All those with favor?
[44:32] All right, I'm here.
[44:34] Post, Jerry?
[44:39] I'll take that down on my way into the dead.
[44:42] Okay.
[44:42] Call of that way.
[44:46] My death doesn't end.
[45:35] The cemetery association has spaghetti dinner next Friday, firehouse, 43630. I think the rescue squad has a check on VISTAs on election day.
[45:48] Then they had something else to do, I think, is a later this month, I think, was that the prior already.
[45:56] But I know the check on a VISTAs on election day.
[46:01] I think it's gonna talk about the barbecue here. I think in October, same then.
[46:11] Same then. It's drunk. Okay.
[46:15] So yes, what the ribs you got up pre-order. Okay.
[46:21] Anything else for me, the board members?
[46:23] Oh, we are record-pays, guys.
[46:27] I know, let's keep going.
[46:29] I'm a brat.
[46:31] I'm a brat.
[46:34] So if I could get a motion to prove the contemplative,
[46:37] the supervisors report first to me.
[46:40] Eric and George, second, yep.
[46:42] All those in favor?
[46:43] All right.
[46:44] Both, carried.
[46:45] And then we covered the general abstract.
[46:49] It is claim numbers 174 through 183.
[46:53] totaling 16,270 dollars and 57 cents. And the highway abstract is
[47:05] claim number 89 through 98, totaling 20,996 dollars and 77 cents. So if I could get a
[47:19] on the general bills, highwood bills, and the post-dotted.
[47:23] As an ocean, Eric has a second.
[47:25] All those in favor?
[47:28] Post, Gary.
[47:32] No second privilege before unless you have something to do with J.R.
[47:36] Say, for Cisco, or C.A., don't you know?
[47:39] You do.
[47:40] Cisco.
[47:40] So, you say Cisco?
[47:41] Yeah, he's here, but he's gone for a night.
[47:46] That's over here, I'll be there.
[47:48] Yes, you should be happy.
[47:50] You should be happy.
[47:51] You should be happy.
[47:52] You know, I had a little anxiety.
[47:58] There was an EIS.
[48:00] Walk the first two guys.
[48:01] Oh, man.
[48:03] Okay.
[48:05] No executive session.
[48:06] If I can get a motion to adjourn that.
[48:09] Okay.
[48:09] That motion.
[48:09] George.
[48:10] Second by Todd.
[48:12] All those in favor.
[48:12] Oh, there it is.
[48:15] Wonderful.