This Regular Meeting of the Brant Town Board was held on Tuesday, June 12, 2018 at the Brant Town Hall, located at 1272 Brant North Collins Rd, Brant, New York at 7:00 PM.

Present were:

Mark DeCarlo                                    Supervisor

Donald Clark                                       Councilman

Donna Marien                                   Councilwoman

Michael Muffoletto                        Councilman

William Trask, Sr.                              Town Attorney

Barbara J. Daniel                               Recording Secretary

ALSO PRESENT / SIGNED IN WERE:

Lynda Ostrowski                               Secretary to the Boards

Janice Ross                                         Secretary to the Highway Superintendent

Joseph Ostrowski                            Planning Board Chairman

Alex Kujawinski                                                Resident

Donald Hepkins                                                Chief of Police

Joyce Ellis                                            Board of Assessment & Review Member

Kathy Nerger                                     Visitor

Tammy Lonkey                                 Empire Collision (Special Use Permit)

Janet Bowman                                  Assessor’s Clerk

Donald Dabrowski                           Resident

Debra Ritz                                           Resident

Brian Rott                                            Resident

Tish Brady                                           Planning Board Member

Paul Cesana                                        Zoning Board member

Ron Kobel                                           Resident

Joseph Giambrone                          Highway Superintendent

Joe Reynolds                                     Reynolds Auto Sales (Special Use Permit)

Jana Reynolds                                   Reynolds Auto Sales (Special Use Permit)

Aaron Weiner                                    Ben Weitsman of Brant rep (Special Use Permit)

Thomas Bowman                             Pro Shop (Special Use Permit)

Michael Boismenu                           Resident - Lotus Bay

Penny Boismenu                              Resident – Lotus Bay

The meeting opened at 7:00 PM with the Pledge of Allegiance.

MINUTE APPROVAL MAY 8, 2018 REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING: Councilman Muffoletto motioned to accept the minutes of the May 8, 2018 Regular Town Board meeting. Councilman Clark seconded the motion.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

SUPERVISOR’S APRIL 2018 FINANCIAL REPORT: Councilman Clark moved and was seconded by Councilman Muffoletto to accept the Supervisor’s April 2018 Financial Report as presented.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

BUDGET MODIFICATION #1 of 2018 was read by Supervisor DeCarlo:

APPROVAL OF BUDGET MOD #1 OF 2018:  Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve Budget modification #1 of 2018 as presented above, seconded by Councilwoman Marien. A roll call vote was taken: Supervisor DeCarlo-aye, Councilwoman Marien-aye, Councilman Clark-aye, Councilman Muffoletto-aye.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

TOWN CLERK/TAX COLLECTOR’S APRIL 2018 FINANCIAL REPORT: Councilman Clark motioned to accept the Town Clerk’s April 2018 Regular Financial Report, seconded by Councilwoman Marien.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

COURT CLERK’S APRIL 2018 FINANCIAL REPORTS FOR JUSTICE GIER’S REGULAR AND BAIL ACCOUNTS (No report for Justice Kaczmarek): Councilman Muffoletto motioned to approve both Bail and Regular Financial accounts for Justice Gier for April, and was seconded by Supervisor DeCarlo.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER’S MAY 2018 REPORT: CEO Gary Brecker presented his May 2018 Report.   He noted that he recently cited Weitsman for exceeding their limit on the height of piles.  Councilman Clark read a letter he received from a Railroad Avenue resident who presented a complaint about a junkyard and motor vehicle repair shop on Railroad Avenue near her home.  She asked the Board to investigate.   Code Enforcement officer Brecker responded that the subject of her complaint has placed the cars on property next door to him which is reservation and he has no jurisdiction.  He assured the Board that he will monitor it every three months. 

Councilman Clark motioned to approve the report as read, seconded by Councilman Muffoletto.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

DOG CONTROL OFFICER’S MAY 2018 REPORT: The May 2018 Dog Report was presented by DCO Barb Daniel.  Three dogs were in the kennel for May.  The Dog Control officer requested the Board to appoint a deputy dog control officer for times she is unavailable.  Supervisor DeCarlo responded that a meeting can be held between himself, the dog control liaison Councilwoman Marien, and the Dog control officer to come up with a resolution.  DeCarlo stated he would like to look into a shared services option with another Town.  No action was taken.  Councilman Clark motioned to approve the report as read, seconded by Councilman Muffoletto. 4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

POLICE REPORT MAY 2018: The May 2018 Police Report was presented by Police Chief Donald Hepkins.  Discussion about enforcing tonnage limit (10 ton) on Versailles Plank.  Will look into the Highway laws.  Councilman Clark motioned to approve the report as read, seconded by Councilman Muffoletto.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT’S MAY REPORT: The Highway Report for May 2018 was presented by Councilman Clark. Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve the report as read, seconded by Councilman Muffoletto.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

TOWN CLERK’S REPORT TO THE BOARD: Town Clerk Barbara Daniel presented her activity report for May 2018. Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve the report as read, seconded by Councilman Muffoletto.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

PLANNING BOARD REPORT: The Planning Board Report of May 2018 meeting was presented by Planning Board Secretary, Lynda Ostrowski.  At their last meeting, the Planning Board voted to recommend the approval of a Zoning Board of Appeals application from the owner of 10194 Hammond Road.  Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to accept the report as read, seconded by Councilwoman Marien.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS REPORT:  No Zoning Board report was presented for May. No meeting was held.

LEGAL NOTICE – PUBLIC HEARING:  the Town Clerk was instructed to read the legal Notice for Public Hearing to be held at 7:30 PM for the review the Special Use Permit renewals within the Town of Brant. 

LEGAL NOTICE

TOWN OF BRANT, NEW YORK

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

                Pursuant to resolution of the Town Board of the Town of Brant, New York, notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Brant Town Board in the Brant Town Hall, 1272 Brant-North Collins Road, Brant, New York on the 12^th day of June, 2018 at 7:30 P.M. Local Time, for the purpose of considering annual renewals for the following Special Use Permits:

1. Stefan Artymowycz

    10216 So. Western Blvd.

    Angola, NY 14006

    Junk yard

2.  Thomas C. Bowman Jr.

     10623 So. Western Blvd.

     Irving, NY 14081

     Junk yard

3.  Timothy Clark

     1461 Milestrip Rd

     N. Collins, NY 14111

     Windmill

4.  Michael & Barbara Daniel

     10575 So. Western Blvd.

     Irving, NY 14081

     Used car sales, auto detailing and windshield repair

5.  Josh Foltz

     10307 Mileblock Rd.

     North Collins, NY 14111

     Commercial warehouse, trucking and truck repair

6.  Andrew Lonkey

     10962 So. Western Blvd.

     Irving, NY 14081

     Motor vehicle repair and paint shop

7.  Joseph Reynolds

     10564 So. Western Blvd

     Irving, NY 14081

     Used car sales

8.  John D. Snyder

     1506 Burns Rd.

     Angola, NY 14006

     Unrestricted used car sales at

     10623 So. Western Blvd

     Brant, NY 14027

9.  Ben Weitsman of Brant LLC

     P.O. Box 420

     Owego, NY 13827

     Junk yard at

     1132 Brant Farnham Rd

     Brant, NY 14027   

10. Family Life Ministries, Inc

      7634 Campbell Creek Rd

      Bath, NY 14810     

This public hearing is being held pursuant to Local Law No.1-2016.

                All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard.

Dated:  May 24, 2018

                                                                                                                                Barbara Daniel

                                                                                                                                Brant Town Clerk

At 7:30 PM Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to open the public hearing, seconded by Councilman Muffoletto.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

Discussion began regarding each of the applications.  The discussion did not list the applicants in the exact order as presented on the Legal Notice. 

1. Stefan Artymowicz (Rt. 20 Auto):  Code Officer Gary Brecker recommended renewal.  Those in attendance were given the opportunity to speak.  No one spoke. 
2. Thomas C. Bowman, Jr. (Salvage Yard):   Code Officer Gary Brecker recommended renewal.  Those in attendance were given the opportunity to speak.  No one spoke.
3. Ben Weitsman of Brant (Junkyard): Code officer Gary Brecker noted that he recently cited the junkyard for a matter that has been corrected.  He also noted that he gave Weitsman a reminder of the conditions he must follow.  Councilman Clark then spoke with Aaron Weiner (Representative for Weitsman).  He noted a few of the recent complaints.  He noted that no trees have been planted as promised.  Gas tanks have been punctured on Hammond Road by those bringing cars to the scrap yard.   Trucks have been using Hardpan Road.  Scrap piles are higher, Noises are louder. Mr. Weiner explained that the piles will be reduced as soon as the 10 new tractors arrive at the end of June, and he will speak with the operators to handle the material to reduce the noise.  Attorney Trask requested a time frame for the tree planting.  Mr. Weiner replied before fall of this year.  Trask advised Mr. Weiner to provide the Code Officer with the plan for the planting.  Those in attendance were given the opportunity to speak. 

Resident Joyce Ellis of Brant Farnham Road: Thanked the Board for reviewing the applicant.  Her comment noted the landscaping that was promised has not been done.  Fluid filled trucks have been going down Hardpan.  The Board responded that may be the manure trucks making their rounds right now.  She noted the weeds in the front are not being mowed.   She mentioned the ditch being in need of mowing.  Councilman Clark asked Mr. Weiner to oversee the maintenance better.

4. John D. Snyder (Snyder Auto Sales):  Code Officer Gary Brecker recommended renewal.  Those in attendance were given the opportunity to speak.  No one spoke.
5. Andrew Lonkey (Motor Vehicle repair and paint shop): Code Officer Gary Brecker recommended renewal.  Those in attendance were given the opportunity to speak.  No one spoke.

6. Timothy Clark (Windmill): Code Officer Gary Brecker stated that Mr. Clark should not have to renew annually since his application was to construct the windmill.  Those in attendance were given the opportunity to speak.  No one spoke.  Attorney Trask was asked for input.  Attorney Trask stated the Board can modify the permit requirements for annual renewal.  The Board will discuss it when the Public Hearing is closed.
7. Joseph Reynolds (Used Car Sales):  Code Officer Gary Brecker reminded the Board that Route 20 is a zoned commercial.  He then stated that he recommends renewal of this special use permit. Those in attendance were given the opportunity to speak.  No one spoke.
8. Michael & Barbara Daniel (Used cars): Code Officer Gary Brecker recommended renewal.  He noted the inventory has been reduced.  Those in attendance were given the opportunity to speak.  No one spoke.
9. Family Life ministries, Inc.: Councilman Muffoletto spoke of the possibility of making this special use permit renewable every five years.  Attorney Trask reminded the Board of the reasons for the annual renewal requirement.   Zoning and land use issues.  There are period structural certifications and demolition bond and removal requirements that have to be periodically looked at.  Those in attendance were given the opportunity to speak. 

Rick Snavely, CEO for Family Life spoke, noting that he did not pay last year’s renewal fee or this year’s fee.  He then quoted an excerpt from the June 13, 2017 Town Board minutes: “Supervisor Pero motioned to instruct the Town Attorney to research the process to exempt Family Life Ministries and Timothy Clark from the Special Use Permit annual renewal requirement. “  He noted that the motion as passed.  He then made the board aware of the four Towers in the Town that are not required to renew annually.  He stated that Family Life’s original application came in under the wire and should have been included in the same category as the other towers.  He reminded the Board that they allow the police department to use the tower to broadcast at no cost.

Attorney Trask responded the Board did not instruct him to find a way to exempt Family Life Ministries.  He also noted that the Board may choose to change the renewal from annual to every five years which will allow the Town an opportunity to ensure that conditions are being met, such as ensuring Structural certification are up to date,  removal and demolition bonds are up to date, and to make sure there are no other problems.  Councilman Clark asked if the applicant was prepared to pay the renewal fee today.  Mr. Snavely responded no.  If he has to pay the renewal fee, he will start charging the police department for using the Tower.   

At 8:07 PM, Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to close the Public Hearing.  Councilman Clark seconded the motion.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

1. Stefan Artymowicz (Rt. 20 Auto):  Councilman Clark motioned to approve this Special Use Permit on the same conditions, and was seconded by Supervisor DeCarlo.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

2. Thomas C. Bowman, Jr. (Salvage Yard):   Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve this Special Use Permit on the same conditions, and was seconded by Councilman Muffoletto.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

3. Ben Weitsman of Brant (Junkyard):  Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve the renewal of this special use permit with the same conditions plus to provide the landscaping and tree plans to be provided to Gary Brecker.  Councilman Clark seconded the motion.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

4. John D. Snyder (Snyder Auto Sales):  Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve this Special Use Permit on the same conditions, and was seconded by Councilman Muffoletto.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

5. Andrew Lonkey (Motor Vehicle repair and paint shop): Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve this Special Use Permit on the same terms and conditions, and provided the renewal fee has been paid.  The motion was seconded by Councilman Clark.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

6. Timothy Clark (Windmill):  Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to extend the deadline for this special permit until July 30 to allow the Town Board to research the conditions of the original permit to determine if the permit requires an annual renewal.  Councilman Muffoletto seconded the motion.  3 ayes, 1 abstain (Clark), 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

7. Joseph Reynolds (Used Car Sales):  Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve this Special Use Permit on the same conditions, and was seconded by Councilwoman Marien.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

8. Michael & Barbara Daniel (Used cars):   Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve this Special Use Permit on the same conditions, and was seconded by Councilman Muffoletto.  4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

9. Family Life ministries, Inc.:  Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to extend the deadline for the Family Life Ministries Special Use Permit renewal for 30 days to allow the Board to discuss changes to the renewal process.  Councilwoman Marien seconded the motion.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

RECREATION DIRECTOR’S REPORT: Councilman Muffoletto recapped the following information.  The Orientation meeting for new hires was held on June 6^th.  Background checks are underway.  Recreation begins July 2^nd.  The field trips will be as follows:

 July 11: Dunkirk Cinema

July 18: Splash Lagoon

July 24: Fantasy Island

August 1: Buffalo Zoo

August 7: Sky Zone

He then read the names of the 2018 Recreation employees whose background checks are completed:

Rhianna Renaldo, Darian Evans, Mary-Katherine Crapsi, Patrick Majkut, Zachary Evans, Madeline Penn, Jonathon DeMaria, Madison Miranda, Alicia Majkut, Alexa Haberer, Jonathon Wilson and Jordan Scholl.

The employees whose background checks are still pending are:

Marcus Muffoletto, Morgan Ryerse, Adam Gier, Cory Fiutko, Brooke Browning and Madison Justinger.

Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve the hiring of the 2018 Recreation employees pending satisfactory background checks.  Councilman Muffoletto seconded the motion.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

Recreation staff shirts: The Board was notified that 25 to 30 staff shirts will be ordered for staff at $8/each.

Assistant Director Appointment: Per the request of Vincent Fininzio, Councilman Muffoletto motioned to approve Liz Viapiano as Assistant Rec. Director in the absence of Vincent Fininzio.  Councilman Clark seconded the motion.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

TOWN HISTORIAN’S REPORT: The Town Historian’s May Report was tabled until the July meeting.

FIRE COMPANY REPORTS: Councilman Clark stated Farnham had 28 total calls for May.  EMS calls in covered area were 17. No mutual aids.  11 fire related calls. 3 fire calls.  2 Service Calls.  2 Mutual aids for C.I.R.   Evans All calls, 5.   112 service hours reported by Peter Chiavetta.  Brant reported 11 mutual aids and 1 accident.  Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to accept the report as read, seconded by Councilman Muffoletto.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

SENIORS REPORT: The Seniors Report from the June 6, 2018 meeting was presented by Secretary Lynda Ostrowski.   The Senior meeting for September has been changed to September 12 and the November meeting is changed to the 14^th.  The July meeting has already been changed to the 11^th.  Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to accept the report as read, seconded by Councilwoman Marien.   4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

OLD BUSINESS

E-WASTE FEES: Tabled until the July meeting.

NEW BUSINESS

POLICE CAR #72 APPROVAL FOR AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL: Supervisor DeCarlo requested board approval to place Police Car #72 on the Auctions International site.    Motion was made by Councilman Muffoletto, seconded by Councilwoman Marien.  A roll call vote was taken: Councilman Muffoletto-aye, Councilwoman Marien-aye, Councilman Clark-aye, Supervisor DeCarlo-abstain.  3 ayes, 1 abstain, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

TOWN BOARD REPORTS:

                Councilwoman Marien:  At this time, we are not required to do anything with the Census.  She has a call out to a                 Census official to find out if the Town has a part in the 2020 Census.

                Councilman Clark:  Nothing to report

                Councilman Muffoletto: Nothing to report

                Supervisor DeCarlo:  Nothing to report

RECOGNIZED PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR:

Mr. Donald Dabrowski of Wide Beach expressed the hardships associated with the increased traffic resulting from the rentals, as well as the visitors that frequent Wide Beach.  He asked the Board to represent all parties involved, not just the few who rent through AirBnD.  Councilman Muffoletto responded that he feels Wide Beach should create an association and stop the rentals as an association.  Dabrowski asked if it is an issue that there is a business running in a residential district.  Muffoletto responded the Code Officer does not feel it is an issue.  Councilwoman Marien responded that they should form a committee to regulate Wide Beach.  She then asked for their committee to have a meeting with the Town Board.  Mr. Dabrowski stated they had asked for a moratorium to be put in place.  Councilman Muffoletto noted the Town of Evans regulates the rentals to ensure safety, but he noted that those who are against the rentals in this instance want it to be stopped entirely.  It was also noted that these rentals are both seasonal and AirBnB rentals.  Mr. Dabrowski stated he had asked to review the stack of paperwork resulting from research on this issue and was told he cannot review it, without paying 25 cents a page.  The Town Clerk responded that he is permitted to review the paperwork without paying.  He was instructed to contact the Town Clerk’s office.

Penny Boismenu of 3 Lotus Bay Estate Road, 500 feet south of Wide Beach Rd: Penny presented a recent ad wherein one of the Lotus Bay AirBnB renters is now offering breakfast. She added that the photo identifies the home in question.  She then continued that AirBnB identifies itself as an industry on lodging, which she added is listed as a commercial use in the Town of Brant.  She then requested the Recording Secretary to quote her with the following:  “I do not fabricate any information; I do not make things up about 4 Lotus Bay and what’s going on over there.”  She then listed the problems and disruption of the rentals.  The Board then advised she should have called the police.  She stated she is not against seasonal rentals of 30 days or more. 

Mike Boismenu of 3 Lotus Bay: Advised the Board of the research he had conducted pertaining to the short term rentals.  He stated that you cannot mix commercial use in a residential zone.  He added that lodging is not listed as a permitted use in a residential zone. He stated that if it is not listed in the R-2 Residential section, then it is not a permitted use.  He added there is no history of continuous non-conforming utilization of people running a business in this R2 Residential zone.  He added that they are against short terms rentals vs. rentals of 30 days or more.

Councilman Clark advised Mr. Boismenu to handle problems with the rentals by contacting the police.  He added this is a complex issue that no town has been able to solve.  He asked Boismenu to show him one town that has successfully passed a law against short term rentals.  Grand Island’s attempts were discussed and it was noted by the Town Board that Grand Island had their law revoked.  Mr. Boismenu then rebuked the Planning Board’s findings resulting from their research of short term rentals, accusing them of violating the Town’s Code of Ethics law claiming one of the members had a financial interest, and should have recused herself from the discussion.  The Planning Board chairman denied his claim and noted that the member did recuse herself.

Paul Cesana of Lotus Bay Estate Drive: Asked to be able to explain that some information has been misrepresented and he wanted to clarify. 

1. Explained to the Town Board that the Petition that was circulated was presented under the premise that they had plans to do major wedding commercial enterprises which he explained was not the case.  He stated that some who signed, did so because of that information, and have since rescinded their signature.
2. He explained they have been there for over 30 years and their neighbor Ellen Rusling has been renting her three cottages for over 30 years, and they have never had a problem.  He added that AirBnB is part of a shared economy and is not limited to the Town of Brant.
3. He added that last year they had three rentals.  They had friends, they had relatives, and they had three rentals.
4. He stated that taking on a position such as this could affect more than Lotus Bay.  It could affect the whole Town of Brant, including the renting of agricultural land.

MEETINGS AND CORRESPONDENCE:

• Sales tax for the June remittance is up 14.5% compared to the 2017 Year to date figures. 
• Tax Act legislation: Supervisor DeCarlo noted his participation in the new tax act legislation being worked on.  The Association of Erie County Government presented a resolution to the governing body with their recommendations.

Supervisor DeCarlo then read Abstract 6:

Abstract 6 of 2018

*Prepaid and unpaid as of 6/12/18 Total Claims $90,714.93

Gen Fund Town wide Vouchers Totaling: $49,111.11

Gen Fund – Part Town Voucher Totaling: $7,910.50

Highway T.W. Vouchers Totaling: $2,423.55

Highway P.T. Vouchers, Totaling:  $11,920.16

Fire Protection:  Vouchers:  Totaling: $0

Street Lighting:  Voucher Totaling:  $2,256.85

H Capital Projects:  Vouchers Totaling:  $0

Lotus Bay Sewer Dist. 1:  Vouchers:  $0

Brant Farnham Sewer Dist 2:  Vouchers Totaling:  $750.00

Brant Water Dist 1:  Voucher:  Totaling $16,307.50

PAYROLL (2 pay periods):

General Town Wide Payroll 4/29/18 – TO 5/26/18 Totaling $46,870.54

General Part Town Payroll   4/29/18 – TO 5/26/18 Totaling:  $823.54

Highway Payroll TW 4/29/18 – TO 5/26/18 Totaling:  $2,226.39

Highway Payroll PT 4/29/18 – TO 5/26/18 Totaling:  $6,109.20

Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve Abstract 6 of 2018, seconded by Councilwoman Marien. A roll call vote was taken: Supervisor DeCarlo-aye, Councilwoman Marien-aye, Councilman Clark-aye, Councilman Muffoletto-aye.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

Supervisor DeCarlo thanked the Village of Farnham for assisting with drainage work at the Park May 17^th, 18^th and 21^st. The Village also assisted with their equipment utilizing shared services.

The next Town Board meeting will be Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at 7:00 pm.

Town Attorney Trask asked to hold a brief Executive session to discuss some privileged uses with the Board. 

At 8:45 PM, Supervisor DeCarlo announced the Board will go into executive session, after which they will adjourn in memory of Mary Ann Toy and Laurie Ortel. 

At 8:46 pm, a motion was made by Supervisor DeCarlo, seconded by Councilwoman Marien to enter executive session.  A roll call vote was taken: Supervisor DeCarlo-aye, Councilwoman Marien-aye, Councilman Clark-aye, Councilman Muffoletto-aye.  4 ayes, 0 nays.  MOTION CARRIED.

At 9:19 pm, Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Councilman Clark. 4 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

Respectfully submitted by,

Barbara Daniel

Brant Town Clerk