TOWN OF LAKE LUZERNE
REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING
OCTOBER 19, 2020
SUPERVISOR MERLINO CALLED MEETING TO ORDER WITH THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS PRESENT: COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI, COUNCILMAN MCLAIN, COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE. ALSO PRESENT: HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT RON DEUEL, ZONING OFFICER, KAREN PUTNEY, AND ATTORNEY FOR THE TOWN, ROBERT REGAN.
FLOOR OPEN TO THE PUBLIC:
PAM PETTEYS – CHAMBER OF COMMERCE – ADVISED THAT THE CHAMBER IS NOT GOING TO THE HOLIDAY STROLL THIS YEAR.
GLENN SHIEL – FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THE BOAT ASKING COUNCILMAN O’NEAL AS A FORMER FIRE CHIEF AS TO THE PROCESS FOR SELLING A FIRE TRUCK. COUNCILMAN O’NEAL ADVISED THAT THROUGH THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS A TRUCK COULD BE TRADED BY WAY OF A DEALER OR SOLD TO A MUNICIPALITY. A COUNCIL WOULD APPROVE A SALE. GLENN ALSO ASKED COUNCILMEN MCLAIN AND WATERHOUSE IF THEY KNEW OF THE BOAT TRADE . THEY SAID THEY DID NOT. THEY READ THE CONTRACT ON THE BOAT. DISCUSSED THE PROCEDURE TO PURCHASE OR SELL PROPERTY AND THE VALUE OF THE BOAT. SUPERVISOR SAW THE CONTRACT ON THE BOAT. GLENN ADVISED THAT THE BOAT WAS REFURBISHED THROUGH HIS DEPARTMENT. IN 2018. THE BOAT WAS ON THE LAKE ALL SUMMER AND THEN WAS MISSING. HE CONTACTED DOMINICK’S FATHER, CO OWNER OF AQUALOGIC, WHO SAID HE SOLD THE BOAT. HE SAW NO INFORMATION ON WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BOAT UNTIL THE CONTRACT WHICH ALSO DISCUSSED OIL CHANGES AND MAINTENANCE OF MOTORS PROVIDED AT NO EXTRA COST IN 2018, 2019. CONTRACT IS FOR 2019. MOTOR WAS READY TO GO. WHAT MAINTENANCE WAS DONE. SUPERVISOR SAID THE MOTOR WAS LEAKING. ALSO THAT AT THE END OF THE SEASON A BETTER BOAT WAS OFFERED AT NO CHARGE, TAKING THE EQUIPMENT OFF THE TOWN BOAT AND PUT ON ANOTHER BOAT HAVING A NEWER ENGINE. IT WAS A TRADE. GLENN THEN DISCUSSED A HIGHWAY SCREEN TRADE WITH MR. GILLES THAT SHOULD HAVE FLAGGED AN IMPROPER PROCEDURE. HIS THOUGHT WAS TO GET THE SCREEN BACK AND DO IT THE RIGHT WAY. GLENN WOULD HAVE BOUGHT THE SCREEN HIMSELF IF IT HAD BEEN PUT OUT FOR SURPLUS. HE THEN DEMONSTRATED A SCENARIO THAT COULD HAVE RESULTED IN AN UNLAWFUL TRADE FOR CASH THAT IS MEANT TO BE PREVENTED BY THE BIDDING RULES OF GOVERNMENT. ON THE BOAT TRADE, THE TRAILER AND THE BOAT ARE SEPARATE AND THERE IS NO MENTION OF THE TRAILER. DISCUSSION THAT THE BOAT IS CURRENTLY STORED IN WARRENSBURG.
JOHN HERRING – CONCERNS REGARDING EXPENSE OF A BUILDING REPAIR AT THE OLD TOWN GARAGE AND HOW MANY BIDS WERE RECEIVED FOR THE REPAIR. THE JOB WAS DONE FOR $15,000. A NEW ROOF WAS PUT ON THE OUTBUILDING DUE TO MOLD. THERE WERE COMPLAINTS OF EYE IRRITATION AND ILLNESS FROM WORKERS USING THE BUILDING. SUPERVISOR FELT IT WAS AN EMERGENCY REPAIR. ATTORNEY ADVISED THAT $20,000 IS THE STATE THRESH HOLD FOR BID. MR. HERRING QUESTIONED THE EMERGENCY AND HOW THE CONTRACTOR WAS SELECTED. SUPERVISOR ADVISED HE CALLED TWO OR THREE COMPANIES IN THE PHONE BOOK AND SELECTED THE WORKER WHO COULD COME THE QUICKEST. AND HE KNEW THIS CONTACTOR WHO HAD DONE WORK FOR HIM YEARS AGO. SINCE THAT TIME HE HAS COME TO KNOW HIM. MR HERRING NOTED THE PROPOSAL AND ACCEPTANCE WAS DATED AND PAID AT THE SAME TIME.
MIKE FAZIO – ASKED THE BOARD AND MARK MCLAIN IF IT IS OK TO TAKE HIS LAWNMOWER TO THE TOWN GARAGE AND HAVE TOWN WORKERS WORK ON IT SINCE HE IS ALMOST AN IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR AND THEY MIGHT FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE SAYING NO. MR. MCLAIN SAID IT WAS NOT OK AND HE SHOULD NOT HAVE DONE THAT.
RESOLUTION 81 OF 2020 – RESOLVED UPON A MOTION BY COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN O’NEAL TO PAY THE BILLS OF THE 10TH ABSTRACT AS FOLLOWS:
GENERAL FUND # 26194-26246 AND 26279 $ 32,668.86
HIGHWAY 26247-26265 AND 26280 10,511.48
LAKE LUZERNE WATER 26266-26276 1,605.04
HUDSON GROVE WATER 26277-26278 50.00
TRUST AND AGENCY 26281 157.62
LK LUZ LIGHT 26283 2,730.31
ROLL CALL VOTE: COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, AYE, COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI, AYE, COUNCILMAN MCLAIN, AYE, COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, AYE, SUPERVISOR MERLINO, AYE.
RESOLUTION 82 OF 2020 – RESOLVED UPON A MOTION BY COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN O’NEAL TO ACCEPT MINUTES OF AUGUST 10, SEPTEMBER 14, AND 28TH. ROLL CALL VOTE: COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, AYE, COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI, AYE, COUNCILMAN MCLAIN, AYE, COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, AYE, SUPERVISOR MERLINO, AYE.
RESOLUTION 83 OF 2020 – RESOLVED UPON A MOTION BY COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN O’NEAL: TO ACCEPT THE 2021 TENTATIVE BUDGET AND MOVE IT TO A PRELIMINARY BUDGET AND SET A PUBLIC HEARING ON SAME FOR NOVEMBER 9TH . ROLL CALL VOTE: COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, AYE, COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI, AYE, COUNCILMAN MCLAIN, AYE, COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, AYE, SUPERVISOR MERLINO, AYE,
ZEO REPORTED THAT SHE INSPECTED THE MOBILE HOME PARKS. THE ONLY ISSUE WAS SOME HOUSE KEEPING IN THE LAKE LUZERNE PARK THAT SHE IS IN CONTACT WITH THE OWNER ABOUT. THE ONLY CAMPGROUND OPEN THIS YEAR WAS MOUNTAIN AIR. ALL WERE IN GOOD CONDITION.
RESOLUTION 84 OF 2020 – RESOLVED UPON A MOTION BY COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE TO ACCEPT THE INSPECTION AND FINDINGS OF THE CAMPGROUNDS AND MOBILE HOME PARKS BY THE ZONING OFFICER. ROLL CALL VOTE: COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, AYE, COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI, AYE, COUNCILMAN MCLAIN, AYE, COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, AYE, SUPERVISOR MERLINO, AYE,
REPORTS:
HIGHWAY SUPT. RON DEUEL
FIXED MULTIPLE LEAKS ON TUCKER LINE
MOVED WATER METER TO THE FENCE AND PUT NEW LINE ACROSS PARKING LOT.
FIXED A LEAKING VALVE ON SYLVAN
FINISHED PAVING BY PAINTED PONY
THANKED THE TOWN OF CORINTH FOR BRINGING PAVING MACHINE AND ROLLER
NEXT WEEK IS THE FALL PICK UP.
REQUESTED THE BOARD CONVENE THE WATER BOARD TO DISCUSS A QUESTION ON A NEW HOME WHERE A TAP AND VALVE HAD BEEN PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED BY THE TOWN AND RECENTLY PAID FOR BY THE CUSTOMER WHO IS ASKING FOR A REFUND.
SUPERINTENDENT DAN CLUTE WAS PRO ACTIVE IN PUTTING WATER TAPS AND SERVICE LINES ALONG EACH LOT (LAKE TOUR) . TWO CUSTOMERS PAID FOR WATER TAPS TO BE PUT IN AND THEN IT WAS FOUND THAT TAPS WERE THERE.
MOTION BY COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN MCLAIN TO MOVE INTO THE WATER BOARD . ALL IN FAVOR, AYE.
TAPS WERE PUT IN SOME YEARS AGO ALONG THE ROAD PARCELS. AT THAT TIME THE TOWN PAID FOR THE PRODUCT MATERIAL TO DO THE JOB. WHICH WAS NOT REQUESTED OR BILLED AT THAT TIME. BOARD AGREED THAT THE LOT OWNERS WOULD PAY FOR THE TAPS.
RESOLUTION 85 OF 2020- RESOLVED UPON A MOTION BY COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE THAT THE BUYERS OF THE LOTS ON LAKE TOUR ARE RESPONSIBLE TO PAY FOR THE TAPS THAT WERE PUT IN AT TOWN EXPENSE. ROLL CALL VOTE: COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, AYE, COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI, AYE, COUNCILMAN MCLAIN, AYE, COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, AYE, SUPERVISOR MERLINO, AYE,
ZONING OFFICER REPORT:
READ INTO THE RECORD AND ATTACHED TO THE MINUTES.
TOWN CLERK : CYNTHIA SHERWOOD
READ LETTER FROM WARREN COUNTY ATTORNEY ADVISING BY RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS THAT THE ADDITIONAL OCCUPANCY TAX FUNDING IN THE AMOUNT OF $12,500 HAS BEEN TERMINATED.
CLERK DISTRIBUTED THE 2021 CONTRACT FROM STANDARD MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE BOARD.
READ A LETTER FROM DOUBLE H RANCH IN SUPPORT OF THE PROPOSED CELL TOWER ON HALL HILL.
READ LETTER FROM DAVE O’NEAL EXPRESSING INTEREST IN DIGGING THE GRAVES IN THE LAKE LUZERNE CEMETERY. HE DOES NOT SEE A CONFLICT OF INTEREST AS ANY MONIES ARE PAID BY THE FAMILIES DIRECTLY. HE HAS ALL REQUIRED INSURANCE AND CURRENTLY SERVICES THE HADLEY CEMETERY.
SUPERVISOR ASKED THE BOARD IF THEY WANT TO SEE IF THERE IS ANY OTHER INTEREST. DISCUSSION OF IT BEING TOWN PROPERTY, BUT THE FEES FOR THAT SERVICE ARE SEPARATE FROM THE TOWN.
ATTORNEY FOR THE TOWN – ROBERT REAGAN
CELL TOWER DISCUSSION. FOR VARIANCES AND SPECIAL USE, CONSULTING ENGINEERS ARE USUALLY HIRED TO ASSIST IN REVIEWING THE APPLICATION AND CREATING A RECORD. THE TWO BOARD BASE DECISIONS ON WHAT IS IN THE RECORD. ATTORNEY RECOMMENDS THAT WILLIAM JOHNSON WHO RECENTLY RETIRED FROM ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. COSTS ARE PAID BY THE APPLICANT VIA ESCROW AHEAD OF TIME. ATTORNEY FOR THE APPLICANT HAS AGREED TO DO THAT. THERE ARE TIME LIMITS THEREFORE HE SUGGESTED THAT IT BE APPROVED TONIGHT IF AGREED. ATTORNEY IS MAKING THIS RECOMMENDATION AFTER RESEARCHING OTHERS IN THIS FIELD. (AUDIENCE MEMBER COMMENTED ON QUALIFICATION DETERMINATION AND WAS GIVEN A COPY OF THE RESUME)
RESOLUTION 86 OF 2020 – RESOLVED UPON A MOTION BY COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN MCLAIN TO APPROVE THE CONTRACT WITH WILLIAM P JOHNSON CONSULTANT ON THE AT&T MOBILITY CELL TOWER APPLICATION. ROLL CALL VOTE: COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, AYE, COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI, AYE, COUNCILMAN MCLAIN, AYE, COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, AYE, SUPERVISOR MERLINO, AYE.
A LETTER WAS RECEIVED FROM THE APA REGARDING THE APPLICATION TO AMEND THE APA MAP CONCERNING CERTAIN PARCEL DESIGNATIONS FOR THE APA. IT SAYS THEY HAVE EXTENDED THE TIME TO FINALIZE THE FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT. THE EXTENSION WAS INTENDED TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL TIME TO CONSIDER THE PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED. SINCE THEN ADDITIONAL COMMENTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND PROVIDED TO THE TOWN . THE APA WOULD LIKE TO UNDERSTAND THE TOWN’S PLAN TO MOVE FORWARD ON THIS MATTER .AND TO PLEASE LET THEM KNOW WHETHER THE TOWN INTENDS TO 1) PROCEED WITH THE PROCESS ON THE CURRENT RECORD, OR 2) PROVIDE A WRITTEN RESPONSE TO THE COMMENTS RECEIVED OR 3) WITHDRAW THE APPLICATION. SO IF THE TOWN WANTS TO MOVE AHEAD WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COMMENT, THE LETTER SAYS YOU CAN .
ATTORNEY PREPARED A POSSIBLE RESOLUTION FROM THE BOARD:
IN RESPONSE TO LETTER DATED SEPT 25 2020 FROM THE APA TO SUPERVISOR MERLINO REGARDING MAP AMENDMENT MA 2019-10 THE TOWN BOARD HEREBY AUTHORIZES SUPERVISOR MERLINO TO NOTIFY THE APA THAT THE TOWN INTENDS TO PROCEED WITH THE PROCESS UPON THE CURRENT RECORD.
DISCUSSION: SUPERVISOR ADVISED THAT THIS IS NOT PERMISSION TO DO THE PROJECT. IT IS IN REGARD TO THE APA ZONING MAP CHANGE. IT IS NOT ACCEPTANCE OF ANYTHING. THE GENTLEMAN WHO WANTS TO DO SOME BUILDING HAS TO COME TO THE ZONING AND PLANNING BOARDS.
MARY ELLEN ALLISON OF HALL HILL SPOKE WITH THE APA WHO ADVISED THAT THIS IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PROCEED AND SHE WONDERS WHY THE BOARD DECIDED TO DO IT. SUPERVISOR OPINED THAT A LARGE LANDOWNER SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO GO THROUGH THE ZONING PROCESS. THE TOWN IS NOT DOING THIS, IT IS THE APA. ALSO HE SAID THAT THE LAND WILL HAVE LESS USE THAN OTHERS IN THAT AREA LIKE THE NORTHWOODS ASSN. ( TAPE DID NOT CLEARLY PICK UP ALL THAT WAS SAID FROM THE BACK OF THE ROOM). SUPERVISOR FEELS APPLICANTS HAVE THE RIGHT TO APPLY TO THESE AGENCIES TO TRY TO DEVELOP PROPERTY THEY PAY TAXES ON. (INAUDIBLE EXCHANGES)
ZONING OFFICER TRIED TO CLARIFY THAT THE OWNER HAS NOT PUT IN A FORMAL APPLICATION TO DEVELOP THAT LAND. HE HAS NOT PROPOSED ANY SUBDIVISION TO THE PLANNING BOARD. HE CANT DO THAT UNTIL HE KNOWS IF THE APA IS GOING TO CHANGE THEIR LAND CLASSIFICATION. USING THE WORD ZONING CLASSIFICATION IS NOT THE PROPER TERM. IT IS A LAND CLASSIFICATION WITHIN THE ADIRONDACK PARK AND THIS IS ALL TO DO WITH THE APA . NOT TO DO WITH THE TOWN ZONING WHICH IS SEPARATE FROM THAT. HE HAS NOT MADE A FORMAL PROPOSAL. ZONING OFFICER HAS NO MAPS OR ANYTHING IN HER OFFICE YET. IF THE LAND CLASSIFICATION IS CHANGED WITHIN THE APA, HE STILL IS RESTRICTED ON QUITE A BIT OF WHAT HE OWNS BECAUSE ONLY A PORTION OF IT WOULD BE CHANGED IF APPROVED. THERE IS NO FORMAL OR INFORMAL PROPOSAL IN THE OFFICE,
GLENN SHIEL ASKED IF THE ZEO SENT IN THE APPLICATION. THE TOWN SENT IN THE APPLICATION. GLENN FEELS THAT THE ZEO WOULD ADVISE SOMEONE TO CHECK WITH THE APA. HE THINKS IT WOULD HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE TOWN. HE THINKS THIS ENCOURAGES THE DEAL WITH THE APA BECAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE THE TOWN IS FOR IT.
ZEO SAID IT DOESN’T ENCOURAGE IT. HE INTERRUPTED HER EXPLANATION SAYING THAT HE DOESN’T THINK IT’S THE TOWNS PLACE AND SHE SHOULD DO HER OWN WORK.
SUPERVISOR REPORT:
THE HL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION IS NO LONGER DOING THE ADOPT A MILE PICK UP.
COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI DISCUSSED THE LEAKS IN THE TOWN HALL ROOF AND WOULD LIKE TO GET THE ROOF FASTENED DOWN, NOT REPLACE IT. SCREWS HAVE LOOSENED UP OVER THE YEARS. SUPERVISOR HAS HAD TOWN WORKERS ON THE ROOF FOR A YEAR.
FLOOR OPEN TO PUBLIC
GLENN SHIEL – ASKED WHY THE BOAT IS NOT STORED HERE.
SUPERVISOR SAID THE BOAT WAS SHRINK WRAPPED FOR STORAGE, MOTOR CLEANED, DRAINED FOR NO CHARGE. BUT IF THE BOAT NEEDS TO BE HERE WE CAN GET IT HERE.
GLENN CHARGED THAT THE SUPERVISOR HAS TORE DOWN ALL THE FIREWALLS THAT PREVENT CORRUPTION. IT TOOK THREE YEARS TO GET THE ROOF FIXED AND THE CONTRACTOR TOLD GLENN HE PLAYS CARDS WITH GENE.
SUPERVISOR SAID GLENN’S WORKERS CAME TO HIM INCLUDING THERESA WHO SAID HER EYES WERE BOTHERING HER AND SHE COULDN’T WORK IN THAT BUILDING. THEN ARGUED OVER WHETHER GLENN WAS FIRED OR RETIRED AND THE DOCUMENT THAT WAS GIVEN HIM TO SIGN; THAT THE SUPERVISOR DID THINGS DIRTY INCLUDING THIS BUILDING. ALSO PROCESS OF HIRING THE WORKER TO MOW THE CEMETERY WHO WAS AN OUTSIDE CONTRACTOR. DEPUTY SUPERVISOR DISCUSSED THE RETIREMENT AGREEMENT IN THAT HE HAD NEVER SEEN SOMETHING LIKE THAT BEFORE.
JOHN HERRING. – THE ANSWERS REGARDING THE BOAT ARE NOT SATISFACTORY. SHOWED PAPERWORK FOR OVER $12,000 OF EQUIPMENT THAT WENT ON THE BOAT. ASKED IF THAT GOT TRADED IN THE DEAL. SUPERVISOR SAID THAT EQUIPMENT IS ON THE BOAT WE HAVE NOW. MR HERRING DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT EQUIPMENT IS ON THE CURRENT BOAT ALTHOUGH HE DID NOT EXAMINE IT. HE ALSO HAS CONCERNS ABOUT THE SAFETY OF THE STEERING OF THE BOAT WHICH IS AT FLOOR LEVEL. ARE THE OPERATORS CERTIFIED, HAVE THEY BEEN DRUG TESTED?. A MAJOR DISASTER CAN HAPPEN WITH THE BEACH SWIMMERS SO CLOSE. THE BOAT OPERATOR CANT SEE WHERE THEY ARE GOING. THE TOWN OWNS THE BOAT. COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI DEMONSTRATED HOW THEY ARE OPERATING THE BOAT.
- HERRING ASKED THAT THE TOWN KEEP THE BOAT OFF THE LAKE UNTIL IT HAS A BETTER STEERING SYSTEM. AND SPOKE OF THE LIABILITY OF SAME AND WHO IS OPERATING THE TOWN BOAT.
COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE AND THE BOARD WILL LOOK IN TO THE STEERING ISSUE AND THE CONCERNS DISCUSSED.
- HERRING WAS ASKING FOR BOARD RESOLUTION. ATTORNEY ADVISED HIM THAT THE BOARD HAS AGREED TO LOOK INTO THE SITUATION AND IF A RESOLUTION IS APPROPRIATE AT THE NEXT MEETING IT WILL BE THEN, BUT AT THIS TIME IT IS ONLY MR. HERRINGS CLAIMS. THE BOARD WILL LOOK INTO IT FOR THE NEXT MEETING.
MIKE FAZIO – DISCUSSED THE LAWN MOWER REPAIR OF MR. MCLAIN. FEELS THAT WHAT HE DID IS A TOTAL ABUSE OF HIS POWER AND THE POSITION HE PUT EMPLOYEES IN BY BRINGING IT TO THEM FOR REPAIR. BOTH UNFAIR AND UNETHICAL. THEY CAN’T SAY NO WHEN YOU CONTROL THEIR JOBS. YOU GAVE THEM PIZZA. IF ANYTHING YOU SHOULD HAVE REIMBURSED THE TOWN FOR THE USE OF THEIR FACILITY AND TOOLS.
THE CEMETERY ISSUE. SAW LEDGER OF THE CHECKS WRITTEN OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS WHERE YOU WROTE YOURSELF MANY CHECKS FOR THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS FOR LAWN MOWING RENTAL AND MOWING SERVICES. LAST MONTH YOU SAID YOU WROTE PAYROLL CHECKS AND THEN YOU SAID YOU DIDN’T WRITE PAYROLL CHECKS, YOU HAD NO PAYROLL ACCOUNT, FICA, SOCIAL SECURITY. DID YOU GIVE YOURSELF A 1099 FOR ALL THE CHECKS YOU WROTE. THERE ARE THINGS OUT THERE ALLEGEDLY UNETHICAL OR ILLEGAL AND THE TOWN BOARD IS LETTING YOU MAKE FINANCIAL DECISIONS FOR THE TOWN.
MEETING ADJOURNED UPON A MOTION BY COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN O’NEAL. ROLL CALL: COUNCILMAN O’NEAL, AYE, COUNCILMAN LEWANDOWSKI, AYE, COUNCILMAN MCLAIN, AYE, COUNCILMAN WATERHOUSE, AYE, SUPERVISOR MERLINO, AYE.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
_______________________________________
CYNTHIA SHERWOOD, TOWN CLERK/RMC