Minutes of the Regular Town Board Meeting held on Tuesday September 16th , 2008, at 7:30 PM, and workshop @ 7:00 PM @1294 Brant NC Road, Brant, New York at the Brant Town Hall.
Present: Supervisor Leonard Pero, Councilman Roseann Turner, Councilman Jeffrey Gier, Councilman Daniel Kujawinski, Attorney John Grennell, Recording Secretary: Town Clerk Thea Ells
Record of Sign In: Lynda Ostrowski, Chrissy Yohn, Tim Yohn, Patsy Purpera, Ronald Helmich, Joseph Pinker, Tish Brady, Debra Ritz, Rick Dole, Kirk Ritz, Clark Borngraber, Martin Rosiek, Rose Marie DeMaria Loretta Giambrone, Bill Henry, Christine Gierlinger, Dave Gierlinger, Charles Arrigo, William Easterling, Joe Giambrone, Brian Campbell, Ron Kobel, Tim Kobel, Lori Frank, Tom Banzer, Joe DeMaria, Diane Czyz, Bernadine Eschner, Penny Boismenu, Janet Bowman, Beverly Wasmund, Jeanette Mirusso, Joe DeCarlo, Joe Ostrowski, Janice DeCarlo, Pat Cudney-Dobrowski, William Ford, Mike Bert, Dennis Lundell, Tony, Alden Harwood, , George Cordia Jr, Marilyn Cordia, Barbara Clark, Gerald Clark, Phil Pericak, Tim Clark, Mark Mogavero, Brian Rott, Lori Frank, Norm Dotzler, Diane Garrido, Mike Daniel.
A workshop was held before this meeting and was attended by board members at 7:00 PM. The Board members reviewed vouchers, discussed project updates. No formal votes taken.
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Pero at 7:30 PM with a pledge to the flag. Thea Ells verified notice in the Town Crier was published with a list of meetings for the year.
Councilman Kujawinski asked for the names of the two lifeguards recently appointed. Pero replied Tony Puntillo and Bethany Davis. Councilman Kujawinski then moved for adoption of the following 268, seconded by Councilman Turner, 5 ayes: Pero, Turner, Gier, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
268: RESOLVED: TOWN BOARD MEETING MINUTES FROM AUGUST 12TH MEETING ARE APPROVED
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 269, seconded by Councilman Fullone. 5 Ayes Pero, Turner, Kujawinski, Gier, Fullone: 0 nays
269: RESOLVED: SPECIAL TOWN BOARD MEETING MINUTES FROM AUGUST 22nd MEETING ARE APPROVED
Councilman Turner moved for the adoption of following 270. Motion was seconded by Councilman Fullone. 5 ayes: Pero, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
270: RESOLVED SUPERVISORS JULY 2008 FINANCIAL REPORT IS APPROVED
Councilwoman Kujawinski moved for adoption of the following 080812-271, seconded by Councilman Gier. A roll call vote was taken: Kujawinski-aye, Gier ? aye, Pero-aye, Turner-Aye, Fullone Aye, 5 ayes, 0 nays
080812-271: RESOLVED To approve the following Budget Modifications recommended by the Town Accountant
General Fund Townwide(A)
$ 600.00 from A1990.4 Continget Account
$ (600.00) to A1680.41 Central Data Processing-Contr Expend(Town Network) $ 313.90
Budget modification per review with Town Clerk.
$ 675.00 from A1990.4 Continget Account
$ (675.00) to A7270.4 Band Concerts-Contr Expend $ 675.00
$ 3,422.00 Increase A510 Estimated Revenues
$ (3,422.00) Increase A960 Appropriations
$ 3,422.00 Increase A3060 State Aid-Archive Grant
(1,055.00) Increase A1460.11 Records Mgmt-Pers Serv/Grant $ 1,054.68
(2,367.00) Increase A1460.41 * Records Mgmt-Contr Expend/Grant 2,477.90
$ (3,422.00) $ 3,532.58
Budget modifications to increase the 2008 Budget for the completed records
management expenses covered by a NYS Archive Grant
$ 111.00 from A1460.4 Records Mgmt-Contr Expend
$ (111.00) to A1460.41 * Records Mgmt-Contr Expend/Grant
Budget modification for the balance of the records management expenses not covered by
the NYS Archive Grant.
Highway Fund Townwide(DA)
$ 1,837.00 from DA5142.1 Snow Removal-Pers Serv
$ (1,837.00) to DA5148.1 Serv for Other Gov'ts-Pers Serv $ 1,836.80
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 272, seconded by Councilman Kujawinski 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
272 RESOLVED: JULY TOWN CLERK?S FINANCIAL RECONCILIATION REPORT BE ACCEPTED
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 273, seconded by Councilman Fullone. 3 ayes: Pero, Turner, Fullone, 2 abstain: Kujawinski, Gier, 0 nays
273: RESOLVED: JULY 2008 JUSTICE GUGINO FINANCIAL RECONCILIATION REPORT (BAIL & REGULAR) BE ACCEPTED
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 274, seconded by Supervisor Pero. 3 ayes: Pero, Turner, Fullone, 2 abstain: Kujawinski, Gier, 0 nays
274: RESOLVED: JULY 2008 JUSTICE CROUSE FINANCIAL RECONCILIATION REPORT (BAIL & REGULAR) BE ACCEPTED
Councilman Gier moved for adoption of the following 275, seconded by. Councilman Fullone 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
275: RESOLVED: JULY and AUGUST 2008 CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER REPORT BE ACCEPTED
Supervisor Pero recognized two letters requesting privilege of the floor submitted by Timothy Kobel and Lori Frank. Ms. Frank and Mr. Kobel addressed CEO Gary Brecker about a rat problem that they feel is due to the conditions at a neighboring property. Mr. Kobel complained that the CEO isn?t enforcing the codes. CEO responded that the case is in the courts and cannot be discussed at this meeting. He then advised Mr. Kobel to attend the court hearing on October 2nd. He continued that rats are not the job of the Town of Brant, as the Town does not have a vector program in place.
Councilman Gier moved for adoption of the following 276, seconded by Councilman Fullone 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
276- RESOLVED: AUGUST DOG CONTROL OFFICER?S ACTIVITY REPORT BE ACCEPTED
Councilman Fullone moved for adoption of the following 277, seconded by Supervisor Pero. 4 ayes: Pero, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 1 nay: Gier, 0 abstain
277: RESOLVED: AUGUST POLICE ACTIVITY REPORT BE ACCEPTED
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 278, seconded by Councilman Kujawinski. 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
278: RESOLVED: JULY TOWN CLERKS ACTIVITY REPORT TO THE BOARD BE ACCEPTED
Councilman Kujawinski questioned the emergency oaths that were taken by the clerk for two new police officers. Pero answered that they were needed, he had authority, and town board members called clerk.
Board discussed issues.
Councilman Kujawinski moved for adoption of the following 279, seconded by Councilman Fullone. 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
278: RESOLVED: TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING @ 8:00 PM
Clerk verifies that the following notice was posted and published in the SUN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Brant Town Board will conduct a Public Hearing Pertaining to Town of Brant Assessors Department and Joining Brant Assessment Department with Town of Evans and Town of North Collins ? Erie County coordinated assessment Program (?CAP?) under NYS Real Property Tax Law 579at the Brant Town Hall, 1294 Brant North Collins Rd, Brant, New York on the 16th day of September 2008 at 8:00 PM local time. All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard. Dated: 08-25-08 By order of the Brant Town Board Thea A. Ells, Brant Town Clerk
Guest Speaker Tom Halter introduced himself and Dave Wilkins from NYSORPS and Jennie Chase Assessor for Town of Evans and North Collins.
? Halter stated that they were here to answer questions about the CAP program. Halter continued with an explanation as to why most CAP?s have been formed ?
? When there is no assessor in place and circumstances are such that one is needed in more than one municipality. Halter stated they are not here to endorse a program that may not be desired or of benefit to the municipalities.
? Points that need to be in place: 1) one assessor, 2) all municipalities at the same level of assessment, 3) all municipalities agree 4) would need to be in place before January 1st, 2009,4) file all resolutions etc. with New York State by that date.
? Benefits: Cap agreements may benefit when ORPS looks at figures and do their analysis.
? Will answer questions about forming a CAP.
Pero made statement about his concerns about the towns assessment for past years and has been meeting with other municipalities, and referred to correspondence from ORPS.
? Halter spoke on the other CAP?s that he has been involved with and it has not been to replace an assessor already in position in a municipality. He spoke on the excellent job our assessor Joseph DeCarlo has been doing.
Pero spoke that he has spoken with Jennie Ebersol and that DeCarlo would be hired by Evans and possibly the clerk also. He went on that many residents were upset with increases, of 200% and 100% and that assessments were skewed and wrong per board members and they corresponded with assessor to change the roll back to 2007. Kujawinski and Gier stated that they were not in agreement.
Discussion followed concerning that the town is at 100% so why was there such an increase. Pero said ORPS said to stop we need more parcels such as in CAP.
? Dave Wilkins spoke that the company the town hired in 2000 used land values from 1990 and the rolls have been based on those figures which needed to be updated, due to land sales in the town for the last three years, figures DeCarlo used reflected those figures which he is supposed to do. Procedures were followed and land values ? Pero questioned fairness of assessments and Halter stated they are fair.
Board recognized residents who wished to address the board and ORPS representatives:
? Debra Ritz: referred to correspondence between Pero and ORPS which has points that board needs to be aware of
Turner: letter was for 100% and it was done
Pero: town has been raped by assessments, reviewed events leading to review of CAP
? Dave Wilkins: spoke on procedure, whole town was looked at, and numbers are right ? Halter CAP will not alter how values are done ?
? William Henry: property values in nearby areas Q- our increase when others have not
? Martin Rosiek: spoke on assessment and tax levy, exemptions @ 100% and effect to residents who otherwise would not receive
? Joseph Pinker and wife: spoke on specific property assessments issues
Turner: Q- is CAP going to be beneficial to town
? Halter: assessments will not change
Pero: number of parcels effect
? Halter: not here to discuss specific assessments ? please call
? Tish Brady: Q- how CAP has effected other communities
? Halter: discussed other municipalities and changes ? one office, one location, CAP doesn?t look at single properties, sales ratio is used, sales in all three towns will be used, property types are looked at together- verify 100% each year
Turner: questions 100% for last 8 years and now increase
? Kirk Ritz: North Collins and Evans unhappy, how does this benefit town
? Halter: may affect budget for assessment,
Kujawinski: 10 year agreement, all towns need to agree and sales in other towns would be used
? Halter: Joe DeCarlo does not set tax rate - you can use other towns stats now and see effect
? Beverly Wasmund: commended DeCarlo, and reminded board they work for residents
? Kathy Eimers: specific assessment issues
? William Henry: spoke on assessment process in Evans, and questioned open forum for process
? Clark Borngraber: spoke on open forum for Board of Review and Assessments
? Thea Ells: asked if Board of Review would remain within our town ? yes
? Halter: main issue is equity for all
? Dave Gierlinger: sales in Evans affect us ? yes
? Christine Gierlinger: Q- amount of monies spent by Evans
? Rebecca Mlacker: Q- if this would be done by large company A- there are many issues
? Jennie Ebersol: A- town board planned on reevaluation and saved money for this project
? Joseph DeCarlo: numbers were done by him ? an outside agency like Evans used would cost town considerably more than his budget
Turner/Ebersol: discussed Evans 100% done after many years
? Phil Pericak: Q ? sales are supply and demand and the affect on assessments
Pero: stated schools tax rate is going to drive people to sell whereas in the town and (county) town board can keep rate down ? I will apologize to DeCarlo ? spoke on issues discussed with ORPS ? Pero was elected to improve community ? taxes have been kept down, grant have been used, Kevin Gaughn downsizing and he is very conscious of these issues, no decisions tonight.
? Halter left cards and pamphlets, and spoke on County collaboration on assessments which is being studied at this time.
Q ? on specific assessments
Pero thanked guests for coming.
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 280, seconded by Councilman Fullone. 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
280: RESOLVED: TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING @ 9:15 PM
Supervisor Pero read the following: Resolution #080916-281 opposing the Proposed Changes to the Public Health Law Consolidating Local Registrars of Vital Statistics
WHEREAS, the New York State Local Government Commission on Efficiency and Competitiveness has made certain recommendations to the Governor which affects the operation of local governments, and
WHEREAS, one of the recommendations of the Commission was to move all Registrar of Vital Statistics duties to the County level under the direction of the New York State Health Commissioner, and
WHEREAS, the NYS Department of Health has developed a program bill (Senate Bill#S8184 and Assembly Bill#A11560) that would allow the commissioner to consolidate the function of the local Registrars of Vital Statistics, and
WHEREAS, the Commissioner could consolidate these services without County Legislature approval as is required by law currently, and
WHEREAS, the NYS Department of Health has inappropriately attached these proposed changes in the structure of the Registrar of Vital Statistics duties to changes in the ?Pandemic Flu and Public Health Emergency Preparedness Law?, and
WHEREAS, the local city, town and village clerks have provided this service professionally, efficiently and in a timely and cost effective manner over the years, and
WHEREAS, the Brant Town Board feels with the current high costs and financial stress to citizens, including fuel and the County?s geography from Brant, this would put additional undue burden on residents as these services would be located much further away and the local registrar?s currently charge $10.00 per certified copy and the state proposes to allow the County to charge $30.00 per certified copy, thereby tripling their current costs, and
WHEREAS, the loss of revenues would have a financial impact on the local governments,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that in the interest of its residents and good, efficient, cost effective government the Town of Brant opposes the consolidation of the function of the local Registrars of Vital Statistics to the County, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town of Brant appeals to its County and State Officials to oppose the proposed changes to the Public Health Law relating to the Registrars of Vital Statistics and requests that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Governor David Paterson, Senator Dale Volker, Assemblyman Jack Quinn, Erie County Executive Chris Collins and the Erie County Legislature.
Motioned by Councilman Kujawinski seconded by Councilman Turner 080916-281 was duly put to a roll call vote Kujawinski- aye, Turner-aye, Pero- aye, Gier-aye, Fullone-aye - 5 - ayes
RESOLUTION #080916-281: OPPOSING THE PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH LAW CONSOLIDATING LOCAL REGISTRARS OF VITAL STATISTICS CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
NO AUGUST PLANNING BOARD REPORT AS NO MEETING
Acknowledgement of Dignitaries and Invited Guests: None
OLD BUSINESS:
Projects updates:
Park expansion: two access roads are done, parking lot done, walking path progressing ? Kujawinski- Q- how long workers will be there ? Pero -A -till winter time
SW Regional Water Project: Pero reported that well site is being determined and they have been put on a readiness list for monies.
CDBG Grant ? has been approved waiting for county contract
New Town Hall: waiting on feasibility study
Energy Park ? report will be @ next meeting and board members will have ahead of time ? mailings will be going out to residents
Energy Fair ? Sept. 20th at Brant Fire Hall
Justice Audit: Kujawinski reported two bids received through Dick Gryksa- waiting for another bid
Pre ? Pays: Kujawinski reported Gryksa is corresponding and list should be compiled by NEST meeting for a revised resolution
New Business:
Brant School: Pero reported of verbal correspondence with Rabey of Lake Shore Schools and issues with Brant school and if the town was possibly interested in purchase of school, and asked for authority to negotiate with school. Mayor Caber commented on Farnham School and the consequences to the community.
Councilman Kujawinski moved for adoption of the following 080916-282, seconded by Supervisor Pero. Roll Call Vote: Turner - aye, Pero-aye Gier ? aye, Kujawinski- aye. 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
080916-282 RESOLVED TO AUTHORIZE SUPERVISOR PERO TO NEGOTIATE WITH LAKE SHORE SCHOOL CONCERNING POSSIBLE PURCHASE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY.
Farnham Tower Agreement:
Pero read a letter and invoice due to the Village of Farnham for water tower inspection which is required every five years - Mayor Caber reviewed history of agreement
Councilman Gier moved for adoption of the following 080916-283, seconded by Councilman Fullone. Roll Call Vote: Gier ? aye, Fullone, Kujawinski- aye, Turner - aye, Pero-aye 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
080916-283 RESOLVED TO PAY INVOICE IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,250.00 TO VILLAGE OF FARNHAM FOR WATER TOWER INSPECTION PER WATER TOWER AGREEMENT
Renew Ban for Parkland
Councilman Kujawinski moved for adoption of the following 080916-283, seconded by Councilman Turner. Roll Call Vote: Kujawinski- aye, Turner - aye, Pero-aye Gier ? aye, Fullone, 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
080916-284 RESOLVED: SUPERVISOR PERO AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE AND RENEW BAN FOR THE BRANT PARK LAND ACQUISITION
WITH EVANS NATIONAL BANK @ 3.5 % FOR THE
AMOUNT $17, 580.00
CDBG ? set public hearing
Councilman Kujawinski moved for adoption of the following 080916-285, seconded by Councilman Turner. Roll Call Vote: Kujawinski- aye, Turner - aye, Pero-aye Gier ? aye, Fullone- aye, 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
080916-285 RESOLVED: SET PUBLIC HEARING FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS FOR OCTOBER 14th, @ 8:00 PM
Pero asked board members to consider improvements to the elevator, gym, etc at the recreation building, Village Park project and Rural Transit
Energy Fair ? Pero thanks Niagara Builders Assn for paying the fee to use the Brant Fire Hall and thank the Fire Company for lowering their rental fee for this occasion.
Winter Recreation
Pero would like to have approval to advertise for a December program during holiday etc. - we may have some monies available, not sure. Possible skiing, ice skating trips on Saturdays he wants to talk with Vince Fininzio, hire attendees, health department regualtions- contingent on all these things. Gier stated we should be conservative at this time with the state budget etc affecting the town. Kujawinski also stated board should be fiscally conservative. Turner said we should put it out there and see what we have.
Pero said weeks of vacation in December ? heard from kids they are interested. Pero- Bus use costs, trip costs all at the family?s expense ? Kujawinski only half of children were from our town, vague proposal. Pero will have a proposal at next month?s meeting.
Budget Schedule:
Pero - Tentative Budget will be presented on Friday, October 3rd @ 7:00 PM ?
Pero - Preparation of Preliminary Budget will be October 14th @ 6:30.
Pero - tentatively the public hearing for the 2009 may be October 28th.
Police Officers:
Pero asked for formal approval of new officers and reinstate as of 9-08 ? Gier asked if there was any paperwork? Pero ? upstairs
Councilman Fullone moved for adoption of the following 080916-286, seconded by Councilman Turner. Roll Call Vote: Fullone- aye, Turner - aye, Kujawinski- nay, Gier ? nay, Pero-aye 3 Ayes, 2 Nays, 0 Abstains
080916-286 RESOLVED: FORMAL APPROVAL OF TWO NEW OFFICERS: NICHOLAS NESSI, AND GERALD O?BRIEN, AND TO REINSTATE JASON MILLER.
Pero asked for motion to create four more police officer positions? Gier asked who is supervising ? Pero
Councilman Fullone moved for adoption of the following 080916-287, seconded by Councilman Turner. Roll Call Vote: Fullone- aye, Turner - aye, Kujawinski- nay, Gier ? nay, Pero-aye 3 Ayes, 2 Nays, 0 Abstains
080916-287 RESOLVED: CREATE FOUR NEW POLICE OFFICERS PART TIME ON THE CIVIL SERVICE ROSTER
Pero asked for motion to place Brian Kauzala on list as police attendee part time sub to make room for other officers due to his injury ? he has spoken to Brian and has his agreement.
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 080916-288, seconded by Councilman Fullone. Roll Call Vote: Turner - aye, Fullone- aye, Gier ? nay, Kujawinski- abstain, Pero-aye 3 Ayes, 1 Nays, 1 Abstains
080916-288 RESOLVED: TO PLACE OFFICER BRIAN KAUZALA ON TOWNS CIVIL SERVICE ROSTER AS POLICE ATTENDEE PART TIME SUB.
Reports of Committees:
Employee handbook:
Kujawinski and Gier distributed a sample of part of packet for new employees which includes: 1st part - code of ethics, format used form Association of Towns, and employees must read agree and sign ? still reviewing benefits package. Board will review.
Fire and Ambulance contracts:
Fullone and Turner reported that Brant would like 10% 1st year for truck purchase and 0% second and third year of a three year contract. (presently have a five year contract.) discussion followed. Farnham asked for 5% for three years and a extra onetime expense of $20,000.00 for radios. Ambulance ? no report
Refuse
Kujawinski has not clarified that the contract can be extended, due to no new contract signed last year ? Pero will look into
Town Inventory
Kujawinski does not have a town inventory as of yet ? Clerk Ells will give him what she has per Gryksa
Highway
Joseph Giambrone reported issues with reports to supervisor of use of highway equipment for non town jobs ? Giambrone states town equipment is not used for other uses, discussion of equipment being identified with town name. Guard rails are at park.
Kujawinski: - still issues with dates vouchers signed, expense for lock changes of over $300.00, CRA vouchers for 2007 and no description of work done ? Pero - next month CRA will present at meeting - discussion followed- Pero said project is important as it may result in no town tax.
Pero: Seniors had a luncheon in September no report at this time.
Correspondence and Meetings
Erie County Environmental Training materials relieved for September 25th in Aurora Town Hall.
Discussion on sharing correspondence and notification of meetings with other board members
Pero received request for use of town hall for school tax collection ?
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 288, seconded by Councilman Turner. 5 Ayes Pero, Turner, Kujawinski, Gier, Fullone: 0 nays
288: RESOLVED: APPROVE USE OF TOWN HALL FRIDAY OCTOBER 10TH FROM 4:30 ? 7:30 BY DIANA CAFFERTY, EVANS TAX RECEIVER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF COLLECTING EVANS BRANT SCHOOL TAXES FROM RESIDENTS IN THE TOWN.
Local Government efficiency grant programs available
2008 tax settlement received ? Ells verified it is to be attached to county tax close out
Received resignation from police officer Jay Allessi
Time Warner Cable - change in stations, Recycle information September 27th ? POSTED, Parent Teacher group form Brant raising money for books
Received letter from Joyce Ellis concerning poor condition of grove area in the park, United Way of Buffalo, Niagara Mohawk ? NIMO ? public hearings
Evans Brant Chamber news ? POSTED
WIVB ? Cable correspondence
Pero announced the 16 meetings he has attended this month
Flu Shot Clinic at the Brant Senior Community Building October 11th from 12:00 noon till 3:0 PM call Supervisor Office for appointments
Councilman Gier moved for adoption of the following 289, seconded by Councilman Fullone. Roll Call Vote: Gier ? aye, Fullone ? aye, Pero-aye, Turner - aye, Kujawinski- aye. 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
080916-289 RESOLVED TO APPROVE ABSTRACT 8 0F 2008 FOR PAYMENT Prepaid and unpaid as of September 15, 2008
General Fund Town wide
Vouchers prepaid 325-337
Unpaid 338-373
Totaling: $43,470.13
General Fund ? Part Town
Prepaid Voucher 19-20
Unpaid Voucher 21-24
Totaling: $21,210.83
Highway Fund Townwide
Vouchers unpaid 75-79
Totaling: $606.35
Highway Part Town
Voucher prepaid 33-34
Unpaid 35-37
Totaling: $11,226.23
Street lighting
Voucher prepaid 8
Totaling: $2,126.39
2008 Capital Project Park Expansion
Voucher: Prepaid 14-15
Unpaid 16-20
Totaling: $3,669.30
Highway Payroll TW
Totaling: $668.38
Highway Payroll PT ?8/03-8/30/08
Totaling: $-$51,027.38
General Town wide Payroll- 8/3 to 8/30/08
Totaling $43,084.27
General Part Town Payroll 8/3 to 8/30/08
Totaling $554.40
Recognized Privilege of the Floor:
Pero recognized Tim Kobel who continued issues with Code Officer and neighbors issues.
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 290, seconded by Councilman Fullone. 5 ayes: Pero, Turner, Gier, Fullone, Kujawinski 0 nays
290 RESOLVED: TO ADJOURN THE September 16th, 2008 MEETING OF THE BRANT TOWN BOARD AT 10:30PM
Respectfully submitted,
Thea A. Ells, Brant Town Clerk