Minutes of the Regular Town Board Meeting held on Wednesday November 12th, 2008, at 7:30 PM, with a budget review @ 6:30PM, and a Public Hearing regarding the 2009 Budget @1294 Brant NC Road, Brant, New York at the Brant Town Hall.
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Present: Supervisor Leonard Pero, Councilman Roseann Turner, Councilman Jeffrey Gier, Councilman Daniel Kujawinski, Councilman Vincent Fullone, Attorney John Grennell, Recording Secretary: Town Clerk Thea Ells
Record of Sign In: James Utley, Chris Gierlinger, Dave Gierlinger, Lee Brunelli, Jean Brunelli, John Wilson, Jeffrey Renaldo, David Pero, Joseph Giambrone, William Wesp, Michael Muffoletto, Mark Kaczmarek
Budget Meeting review was held before meeting and was attended by all board members at 6:30 pm.
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 legal paper was published with a list of meetings for the year.
Councilman Kujawinski moved for adoption of the following 314, seconded by Supervisor Pero, 5 ayes: Pero, Turner, Gier, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
314: RESOLVED: TOWN BOARD MEETING MINUTES FROM OCTOBER 14th MEETING ARE APPROVED with corrections to page 148, 149 verified corrected by clerk TAE
Councilman Kujawinski moved for adoption of the following 315, seconded by Councilman Fullone 4 ayes: Pero, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone, 1 abstain Gier, 0 nays
315: RESOLVED: TOWN BOARD MEETING MINUTES FROM OCTOBER 3rd BUDGET MEETING ARE APPROVED
Councilman Turner moved for the adoption of following 316. Motion was seconded by Councilman Fullone. 5 ayes: Pero, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
316: RESOLVED SUPERVISORS SEPTEMBER 2008 FINANCIAL REPORT IS APPROVED
Councilwoman Turner moved for adoption of the following 081112-317 seconded by Councilman Gier. A roll call vote was taken: Turner-Aye, Gier ? aye, Pero-aye, Fullone Aye, Kujawinski-aye, 5 ayes, 0 nays
081112-317: RESOLVED To approve the following Budget Modifications recommended by the Town Accountant
Budget Dec From/ Appropriation Amount
Modification (Inc) To Code Account Description Account Object Over Budget
General Fund Townwide(A)
$ 4,000.00 from A1110.11 Municipal Court-Clerk Pers Serv(Crouse)
$ (4,000.00) to A1110.12 Municipal Court-Clerk Pers Serv(Gugino) $ 1,655.63
$ 1,186.00 from A1990.4 Continget Account
$ (1,186.00) to A1355.4 Assessment- Contr Expend $ 1,185.20
$ 40.00 from A1990.4 Continget Account
$ (40.00) to A1460.4 Records Management- Contr Expend $ 39.28
$ 920.00 from A7110.2 Parks- Equip & Cap Outlay
$ (920.00) to A5410.2 Sidewalks- Equip & Cap Outlay $ 920.00
$ 1,000.00 from A7020.2 Recreation Administration- Equip & Cap Outlay
403.00 from A7180.2 Pool- Equip & Cap Outlay
$ (1,403.00) to A7020.1 Recreation Administration- Pers Serv $ 1,402.45
$ 347.00 from A7180.2 Pool- Equip & Cap Outlay
$ (347.00) to A7020.4 Recreation Administration- Contr Expend $ 346.76
$ 4,294.00 from A7180.2 Pool- Equip & Cap Outlay
$ (4,294.00) to A7180.1 Pool- Pers Serv $ 4,293.75
$ 191.00 from A1990.4 Continget Account
$ (191.00) to A7270.4 Band Concerts- Contr Expend $ 190.68
Highway Fund Townwide(DA)
$ 500.00 from DA5140.4 Misc(Brush & Weeds)- Contr Expend
$ 1,140.00 from DA5142.1 Snow Removal- Pers Serv
$ 1,640.00 to DA5140.1 Misc(Brush & Weeds)- Pers Serv $ 1,639.20
$ 2,580.00 from DA5142.1 Snow Removal- Pers Serv
$ (2,580.00) to DA5148.1 Services for Other Gov'ts- Pers Serv $ 2,579.59
Highway Fund Part Town(DB)
$ 957.00 from DB5110.4 General repairs- Contr Expend
$ (957.00) to DB5110.1 General repairs- Pers Serv $ 956.99
$ 754.00 from DB9040.8 Workmens Compensation
$ (754.00) to DB9060.8 Hospital & Medical Insurance $ 753.35
$ 8,463.00 Increase DB510 Estimated Revenues
$ (8,463.00) Increase DB960 Appropriations
$ 8,463.00 Increase DB3501 Consolidated Highway Aid-CHIPS
$ (8,463.00) Increase DB5112.4 (a) Permanent Improvements- Contr Expend $ 18,311.41
To increase the 2008 Budget for the additional CHIPS funds received and to
increase the related revenue and appropriation accounts which were underbudgeted.
$ 3,150.00 DB5112.1 Permanent Improvements-
$ 2,507.00 from DB5110.4 General Repairs- Contr Expend
$ (5,657.00) to DB5112.4 (a) Permanent Improvements- Contr Expend $ 9,848.41
DB5112.4 (a) will be $4,191.41 overbudget after the
application of this budget modification.
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 318, seconded by Councilman Gier 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
318 RESOLVED: SEPTEMBER TOWN CLERK?S FINANCIAL RECONCILIATION REPORT BE ACCEPTED
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 319, seconded by Councilman Fullone. 3 ayes: Pero, Turner, Fullone, 2 abstain: Kujawinski, Gier, 0 nays
319: RESOLVED: SEPTEMBER 2008 JUSTICE GUGINO FINANCIAL RECONCILIATION REPORT (BAIL & REGULAR) BE ACCEPTED
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 320, seconded by Councilman Fullone. 3 ayes: Pero, Turner, Fullone, 2 abstain: Kujawinski, Gier, 0 nays
320: RESOLVED: SEPTEMBER 2008 JUSTICE CROUSE FINANCIAL RECONCILIATION REPORT (BAIL & REGULAR) BE ACCEPTED
Councilman Turner moved for adoption of the following 321, seconded by. Supervisor Pero 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
321: RESOLVED: SEPTEMBER 2008 CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER REPORT BE ACCEPTED
NO DOG CONTROL OFFICER?S ACTIVITY REPORT RECEIVED BY MEETING
Councilman Fullone moved for adoption of the following 322, seconded by Councilman Turner 4 ayes: Pero, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone, Gier, 0 abstain
322: RESOLVED: OCTOBER POLICE ACTIVITY REPORT BE ACCEPTED
Kujawinski requested a police officer schedule. Pero stated no officers names will be on schedule ? just available hours
Councilman Gier moved for adoption of the following 323, seconded by Councilman Kujawinski. 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
323: RESOLVED: OCTOBER TOWN CLERKS ACTIVITY REPORT TO THE BOARD BE ACCEPTED
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 323, seconded by Councilman Kujawinski. 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
323: RESOLVED: OCTOBER PLANNING BOARD REPORT TO THE BOARD BE ACCEPTED
Concession stand application
Pero reported that Lake Shore Youth Football wants to put up a concession stand CEO reported that architect plans, survey for distances, sewage disposal, and water is an issue health department is investigating. information to planning board: 20 by 20 building built on slab and will have water, sewer, kitchen will need to be approved. CEO will bring all listed to planning board and town board. Representative from LSYF spoke that building would be larger 20 by 40 and they needed more space they would like an okay to continue and their estimate of cost $4,000.00 that is with donations. John Killian will be the builder ? need to know that his insurance will cover volunteers. Attorney spoke on an agreement.
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-325, seconded by Councilman Kujawinski. Roll Call Vote: 5 Ayes - Pero-aye, Kujawinski- aye Turner - aye, Gier ? aye, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081014-325 RESOLVED THAT THE BRANT TOWN BOARD IS NOT OPPOSED TO ALLOW LSYF TO EXPLORE BUILDING A CONCESSION STAND SUBJECT TO HEALTH DEPARTMENT, PLANNING BOARD APPROVAL, TOWN BOARD ETC. (PARK COMMITTEES, CEO ? PLANS)
Some discussion on wood burning stacks/chimneys and what laws are present - CEO to look into law for our area.
Acknowledgement of Dignitaries and Invited Guests:
OLD BUSINESS:
Justice Audit: Supervisor waiting on letter of commitment from from BS&P (
Brock, Shicter & Polcoff),
Pre ? Pays:
Kujawinski reported Gryksa and he reviewed the procedure and list for pre pays and he offered the following for our policy:
? Prepays should be noted as ?prepaid? on the Abstract of Claims and should be audited as soon as possible and presented to the Town Board at the next regular meeting.
? The entire Town Board is responsible for the Town?s finances. ?Officers or employees approving these claims may be personally liable if they are subsequently rejected? (Town Law ยง118)
? The following are the claims made that MAY be paid before action by the Audit Committee and the Town Board.
? National Grid (Electric)
? National Fuel (natural gas)
? Disability Insurance/Workman?s Comp
? Verizon Wireless
? Land line Phone service
? Debt Service, Serial Bonds, e.g. USDA Rural Development
? Postage fees
? Crystal Rock (water)
? Health, Dental Insurance
? NY State Mandates, Fees, Penalties, Court fines, etc.
? NYS Retirement
? Payroll and other taxes
? Freight & Express Charges
? Contracts of more than one year - No contracts of one year or less, e.g. Refuse Collection, Park upkeep, etc. may be considered for prepayment.
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-326, seconded by Councilman Kujawinski. Roll Call Vote: 5 Ayes - Pero-aye, Kujawinski- aye, Turner - aye, Gier ? aye, Fullone- aye,. 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081014-326 RESOLVED TO APPROVE THE ABOVE POLICY FOR PRE-PAY APPROVALS AND TO INCLUDE IN THE ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING AGENDA.
8:00 Public Hearing
Clerk Thea Ells read and verified the following notice was published in the SUN and posted in the Brant Town Hall, on the Brant web site, and Brant Post Office: Notice is hereby given that the Preliminary Budget of the Town of Brant for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2009 has been completed and filed in the office of the Town Clerk at Brant, New York, where it is available for inspection by any interested person during regular business hours. Further notice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Brant will meet and review the Preliminary Budget and hold a PUBLIC HEARING
thereon at the Brant Town Hall at 8:00 PM on WEDNESDAY THE 12TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 2008 and at such hearing any person may be heard in favor or against any items therein contained. Further notice is given pursuant to Section 108 of the Town Law the proposed salaries of the following Town Offices are hereby specified as follows: Supervisor - $15,000.00, Councilman (4)x each - $4,350.00, Town Clerk/Tax Collector - $25,200.00, Superintendent of Highways - $22,260.00
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 327, seconded by Councilman Gier. 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
327: RESOLVED: TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING @ 8:00 PM
Pero reviewed the rate amounts concerning the general funds for the town not including special districts. Increase in Highway fund (fuel), refuse had increase, fire and ambulance increase and decrease in state mortgage tax, 2% monies, etc.
John Wilson, Dave Pero, Jeff Renaldo, representatives from Brant Fire Co. spoke to board and asked why there was no negotiations after first meeting.
Brant Fire asked for 10% increase for 2009, and 0% increase next two years.
The town board had 3.5% per year for three years which meant the fire co would receive less than the 10% in one year. Discussion concerning the fire company needs - mutual aid and payment of funds to North Collins for basically mutual aid to Brant.
Board members agreed to go with 10% for first year with no increase next two for fire contracts. The board then cut some lines in the general town ? sidewalk, police equipment, police youth services, and park equipment.
Councilman Fullone moved for adoption of the following 328, seconded by Councilman Kujawinski. 5 ayes: Pero, Gier, Turner, Kujawinski, Fullone 0 nays
328: RESOLVED: TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING @ 9:18 PM
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-329, seconded by Councilman Fullone. Roll Call Vote: 5 Ayes - Pero-aye, Fullone, Turner - aye, Gier ? aye, Kujawinski- aye. 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081014-326 RESOLVED TO ADOPT THE 2009 BUDGET AS ADJUSTED
OLD BUSINESS CONTINUED:
Brant School:
Supervisor Pero stated he prepared a statement concerning the Brant Elementary School. Pero spoke on article in Buffalo News and his attendance at the public hearing held on November 4th and mentioned that another meeting is scheduled for November 18th. Councilman Kujawinski stated that the value of our small school is well established and is fully supported by all.
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-330, seconded by Councilman Kujawinski and Fullone. Roll Call Vote: Pero-aye, Fullone- aye, Kujawinski- aye, Turner - aye, Gier ? aye. 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081112-330 - RESOLVED: THE BRANT TOWN BOARD ABSOLUTELY HEREBY OPPOSES THE CLOSING OF THE BRANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
Pero asked for any comments and Mr. Utley thanked the Board for their resolution and his hope that it included no interest in the building.
Amended CDBG Resolution
Supervisor Pero reported to the Board members that resolution 081014-300 needed to be amended due to the error in the dollar amount requested and the amount the town would match. Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-331, seconded by Councilman Fullone. Roll Call Vote: Pero-aye, Fullone- aye, Kujawinski- aye, Turner - aye, Gier ? aye,. 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081112-331 ?RESOLVED: AUTHORIZING SUPERVISOR PERO TO SIGN, SUBMIT AND EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH ERIE COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS UPON APPROVAL IN ORDER:
1) SENIOR CITIZEN FITNESS CENTER AT THE BRANT RECREATION BUILDING REQUESTING $84,375.00
IN CDBG FUNDS, WITH A MATCH IN THE AMOUNT OF $28,125.00(25%) USING A COMBINATION OF CASH AND FORCE ACCOUNT LABOR.
2) FARNHAM RECREATION PARK PHASE 1 PROJECT
3) RURAL TRANSIT FUNDING SUPPORT
Fire Contracts:
Refuse Contract Extension:
Board discussed the increase in refuse collection quote from Westfield, this year?s cost was 172.68 per unit new price will be 189.96 per unit at 750 units cost of $142,470.00 and an additional $1600.00 for an estimated tipping fee.
Councilman Gier moved for adoption of the following 081112-332, seconded by Councilman Fullone. Roll Call Vote: Gier ? aye, Fullone- aye, Pero-aye, Kujawinski- aye, Turner - aye, 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081112-332 ?RESOLVED: Extend Westfield contract for one year, 2009, new price will be 189.96 per unit at 750 units cost of $142,470.00 and an additional $1600.00 for an estimated tipping fee, budget line is for $144,000.00.
New Business:
Board of Assessments Review:
Need to review members before organizational ? board will have motions for appointments in January.
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-333, seconded by Councilman Turner. Roll Call Vote: Pero-aye, Turner - aye, Fullone- aye, Kujawinski- aye, Gier ? aye, 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081112-333?RESOLVED: TO REAPPOINT JAMES HOOGE AS A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSMENTS REVIEW (BAR) TO A FIVE YEAR TERM TO COMMENCE ON OCTOBER 1ST 2008 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 2013
Civil Service Positions
Pero discussed with the board increasing the civil service roster labor class to four (4) part time laborers - we have one (1) now and would like to expand.
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-334, seconded by Councilman Fullone. Roll Call Vote: Pero-aye, Fullone- aye, Turner - aye, Kujawinski- aye, Gier ? aye, 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081112-334?RESOLVED: TO EXPAND THE TOWN OF BRANT CIVIL SERVICE ROSTER FROM ONE (1) LABORER PT TO FOUR(4) LABORER PT FOR AVAILABILITY TO HIGHWAY AND GENERAL TOWN WORK.
Motor equipment operator
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-335, seconded by Councilman Gier. Roll Call Vote: Pero-aye, Gier ? aye, Fullone- aye, Turner - aye, Kujawinski- aye, 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081112-335?RESOLVED: TO HIRE RONALD WARRIOR AS MOTOR EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TO BE AVAILABLE FOR WINGMAN WORK @ $11.13 per hour, AND AS NEW HIRE A BACKGROUND CHECK, AND DRUG TEST WILL BE NEEDED.
Energy Study Resolution:
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-336, seconded by Councilman Gier. Roll Call Vote: Pero-aye, Gier ? aye, Fullone- aye, Turner - aye, Kujawinski- aye, 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081112-336? BE IT RESOLVED, that the Brant Town Board wishes to continue pursuing the potential for wind energy development based on the previously accepted ?Preliminary Feasibility? Report. As part of the deliverables of the grant, the Brant Town Board will go forward with the public outreach and information study,
Therefore, the Town Board authorizes CRA Engineering and Infrastructure, consultants that are working on the project, to continue by preparing, conducting and analyzing a written survey of Town residents regarding the development of wind energy. The above scope of services will be funded by a lump sum payment from the remaining NYS Grant designated for this project.
Be it further resolved that the consultants prepare a report of the survey findings and present the outcome at a future public meeting to be determined and scheduled by the Town Board.
Agriculture Resolution
Supervisor Pero moved for adoption of the following 081112-337, seconded by Councilman Gier. Roll Call Vote: Pero-aye, Gier ? aye, Fullone- aye, Turner - aye, Kujawinski- aye, 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081112-337?RESOLVED:
Whereas, the Town of Brant supports the agricultural industry, the protection of Farmland and efforts to prevent erosion and other problems in rural parts of Erie County; and
Whereas, the Cooperative Extension and the Erie County Soil & Water Conservation District provide important services to the communities in Erie County, which services are key to maintaining the economic and environmental health of the rural communities ; and
Whereas, the Town Board has been advised that the proposed budget submitted by the Erie County Executive Chris Collins provides no funding for either organization for 2009 which will eliminate all county funding for the continued programming and operations of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Erie County. This loss of funding will result in the closure of Cooperative Extension and the end of all programming and activities as of January 1, 2009. The closure of Cornell Cooperative Extension would also result in the loss of $940,000 to the County that comes from other funding sources; such as both the State of New York and the Federal Government which will greatly magnify the loss.
And Whereas, Cornell Cooperative Extension?s important and needed educational programs support over 1,000 agriculture and horticulture businesses that generate over $100 million in sales revenue annually; 4-H youth development that works with more than 70 4-H afterschool programs and clubs throughout the City of Buffalo and Erie County; food and nutrition education, energy conservation and consumer financial management education; and community development assistance and support.
Whereas, Agricultural and horticultural programming from Cornell Cooperative Extension provides access to the latest research through the land grant university system including specialists who make on-farm visits. These resources are needed by these businesses to help them grow and prosper so they can strengthen their local communities and the Erie County economy. They also rely on Cornell Cooperative Extension to provide information and technical assistance for the production of high quality, nutritious food for all county consumers.
Whereas, the loss to the Town of Brant and the entire region as a result of not funding the Cooperative Extension and their programs and Erie County Soil & Water Conservation District would be devastating to the vitality of our agricultural and horticultural businesses and the many beneficial contributions they make to our communities.
Now Therefore, Be It Resolved As Follows:
1. That for the reasons outlined above the Town Board of the Town of Brant requests that County Executive Chris Collins and the Erie County Legislature restore the badly needed $295,000 funding to the Cooperative Extension and to Erie County Soil & Water Conservation District to their 2008 funding level
2. That certified copies of this resolution be forwarded to the Erie County Executive, all members of Erie County Legislature, all Towns of Erie County, the Erie County Commissioner of Environment and Planning
Silver Sneakers Resolution
Councilman Fullone moved for adoption of the following 081112-338, seconded by Councilman Gier. Roll Call Vote: Fullone- aye, Gier ? aye, Turner- aye, Pero-aye, Kujawinski- aye, 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081112-338?RESOLVED: THAT THE BRANT TOWN BOARD IS HEREBY IN AGREEMENT THAT SILVER SNEAKERS SERVICES IN OUR COMMUNITY ARE REWARDING AND BENEFICIAL TO OUR SENIOR CITIZENS AND THAT THESE SERVICES SHALL CONTINUE AS PROVIDED AND THAT SUPERVISOR PERO IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO SIGN AN AGREEMENT WITH SAME OR SIMILAR TERMS AS 2008 WITH THE TOWN OF HAMBURG TO CONTINUE THE SENIOR EXERCISE PROGRAM AT THE BRANT SENIOR COMMUNITY BUILDING
Reports of Committees and Town Board Reports:
Equipment Inventory: Kujawinski & Fullone continuing work.
Town Hall Phone System/ Fuel Cards: Gier & Kujawinski ? still getting quotes
Parks: Pero spoke about LSYF and their successful year, the last tournament, and reported that they are going to Las Vegas. Gier expressed concern with liability.
CDBG Route 5 & 20 study: Pero, and Ells meet with county officials October 20th to review RFP, Ells reported that all has been advertised, also on website: all requirements of CDBG are being met - RFP opening is on November 17th @ 3:00 PM
Town Hall Committee: Waiting on feasibility study, then will meet.
Park Expansion Phase 2 grant request - has been submitted
CEO Car/Police Car: Pero asked for motion to allow dual use of the oldest police car so CEO can also use with signage on car showing his use ? agreed to have CEO purchase a magnetic plate for his car and advise CEO to put in for mileage.
Town ID badges: Pero is reviewing options -
Park Expansion: walking path complete and Local 17 trainees are done ? Training Officer Jim Scotland enjoyed using our park as a training project
Turner: Food delivery is finished for park workers
Kujawinski: questions on to go and delivery for workers ? next time we should use another vendor other than a board member
Pero: Would like to sponsor a dinner of appreciation for trainee workers from Local 17 who did work and present them with a plaque of appreciation.
Pero: Water Tower has been leaking and village states engineer is working on problem and water issues down the road and ditches on Lotus Point
Pero: Senior Community Building ? Time Warner internet modem was taken ? police report taken to Angola office and they will replace ? all set for power point presentations at the SC Building.
Pero: looking for volunteers and members for the Historical Society
Correspondence and Meetings
Pero: Pero, Turner, & Fullone rec?d thank you from Caber for his appointment as a police attendant part time sub. Received acknowledgement of receipt from Senator Volker and Assemblyman Quinn concerning vital statistics resolution. Evans Brant chamber Happenings received , Resolutions received from Newstead concerning Erie Coop.
Supervisor Pero read a list of meetings he attended.
Councilman Fullone moved for adoption of the following 338, seconded by Councilman Gier. Roll Call Vote: Fullone ? aye, Gier ? aye Kujawinski- aye, Pero-aye, Turner - aye. 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, 0 Abstains
081014-338 RESOLVED TO APPROVE ABSTRACT 11 0F 2008 FOR PAYMENT Prepaid and unpaid as of November 12th, 2008
General Fund Town wide
Vouchers prepaid 412-420 Unpaid 421-451
Total: $15,648.47
General Fund Part Town
Vouchers Unpaid 27-28
Total: $10,826.60
Highway Fund Town wide
Vouchers unpaid 82-95
Total: $5,189.35
Highway Part Town
Voucher prepaid 42-43 Unpaid: None
Total: $2,155.94
Street lighting
Voucher prepaid 10
Total: $2,199.48
2008 Capital Project Park Expansion
Voucher: Unpaid 27-31
Total: $966.31
2008 Brant Farnham Sewer
Voucher 1 (unpaid)
Total: $12,125.00
Lotus Bay Sewer Dist
Voucher: 5 (Paid)
Total: $4,700.00
Highway Payroll PT 9/28 to 10/25/08
paid
Total: $32,931.18
General Town wide Payroll 9/28 to 10/25/08
paid
Total: $25,119.91
General Part Town Payroll 9/28 to 10/25/08
paid
Total: $562.03
Audit Committee: Councilman Kujawinski denied approval for Voucher 426 for $1,176.00
Recognized Privilege of the Floor: no response
Councilman Fullone moved for adoption of the following 339, seconded by Councilman Gier. 5 ayes: Pero, Turner, Gier, Fullone, Kujawinski 0 nays
339 RESOLVED: TO ADJOURN THE NOVEMBER 12TH, 2008 MEETING OF THE BRANT TOWN BOARD AT 10:03PM
Respectfully submitted,
Thea A. Ells, Brant Town Clerk
