The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ballston was held Thursday evening, January 3, 2008 at the Town Hall on Charlton Road. Members present were Supervisor Patti Southworth, Councilmen James Briaddy, Timothy Szczepaniak, Councilwomen Mary Beth Hynes and Kimberly Ireland. Also present were acting Town Attorney Peter Reilly and Town Clerk Muriel Swatling.
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and the meeting was called to order by Supervisor Southworth. Supervisor Southworth introduced the Town Board for 2008.
The first order of business was the swearing in of Town Clerk Muriel Swatling and Deputy Supervisor George Seymour by Town Justice Cynthia Amrhein.
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes that the minutes of the November special meeting, public hearings, septic meeting and December regular meeting be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
The Town Clerk read the following letters. The first was from Dorothy Hopkinson, Treasurer and Richard Gribben, President of the Hillside Cemetery Association Board of Trustees thanking the Town for their contribution to the Hillside Cemetery Fence Fund. The next was from Ballston Area Community Center thanking the Town for their support of the BACC programs and the BACC playground campaign. The last was a letter from Highway Superintendent Joseph Whalen expressing his concerns and asking for a meeting regarding the curb radii and road width as stated in the TND regulations and the parking on the highways from November through April as relating to the TND regulations.
Highway/Water Superintendent Joseph Whalen, Building Inspector Thomas Johnson, Dog Control Officers John Christopher and Thomas Shambo, and Town Clerk Muriel Swatling have submitted monthly and year end reports, and they are on file in the Town Clerks office.
Town Historian Richard Reynolds presented a year end report and Deputy Town Clerk Carol Shemo submitted a year end report for use of the William Sewell Community Room, both of which are on file in the Town Clerks office.
Councilwoman Hynes reported that an application prepared by C. T. Male has been sent to National Grid requesting permission to extend the bike path from Outlet Road to Brookline Road.
Supervisor Southworth thanked the outgoing Board members and Attorney Pott for their years of service to the Town of Ballston. Mrs. Southworth announced her County committee assignments as follow: Buildings/Grounds; Equalization/Assessment; Public Works and Public Health. The Town is also looking for a new Town Attorney, and Town Historian Rick Reynolds is looking for volunteers to help catalog newspaper articles.
Rick Reynolds will give a presentation on 20th Century Town of Ballston at the Town Hall at 7:00 p.m. on January 16th. Douglas Farrar is the Towns representative to the County Fire Advisory Board. The Citizen Transportation of Saratoga County Committee is looking for representatives from the Town of Ballston. The Committee is working to improve bus, rail, taxi and pedestrian transportation.
The Supervisors financial report for the month of December was presented.
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Timothy Szczepanial that the Supervisors report be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
Arnold Palmer congratulated the Board for 2008. They were put there by the people; not by any particular party. You have the map for the Ballston Lake Overlay District and MS-4. Why was my property put in to save Ballston Lake. Why are you voting on this tonight? You are taking someones rights away. Let other people go play in the lake.
Supervisor Southworth explained that the Town is trying to protect the lake.
Edward Guider of Ballston Lake spoke to the Town Board regarding domestic violence. He feels there should be a standing committee to monitor the situations in the Towns in Saratoga County. The Town of Ballston could help with this project. Mr. Guider also feels the Town should adopt a policy for employees with training and talking; not just a paper policy.
Carl Thurnau retired as the Town representative from the County Fire Advisory Board. Mr. Thurnau thanked the Town for the privilege of serving in that capacity.
Donald Rhodes feels that the Town should talk to the people in the Ballston Lake Overlay District. He feels the district should be left alone as is.
The organizational resolutions and appointments were presented.
08-01: Supervisor Southworth made the following appointments:
George Seymour to the position of Deputy Supervisor
Joann Bouchard to the position of Bookkeeper/Secretary
Arthur Mengel as Chairperson of the Board of Ethics
Richard Reynolds to the position of Town Historian.
Supervisor Southworth appointed the following Town Board Committees:
Highway & Building Briaddy and Southworth
Personnel Southworth and Briaddy
Assessment Ireland and Hynes
Town of Ballston Recreation Szczepaniak and Southworth
Public Safety Szczepaniak and Hynes
Insurance Hynes and Southworth
Library Briaddy and Southworth
Building Department and Zoning Enforcement Briaddy and Szczepaniak
Zoning and Planning Ireland and Southworth
Water Szczepaniak and Hynes
Open Space Ireland and Southworth
Audit Briaddy
Councilwoman Ireland asked why the Supervisor was on seven committees and the Councilpeople were on only three or four. Supervisor Southworth replied that since she and Councilman Briaddy are not working, they took more. Councilwoman Hynes stated that she would like to be on the Open Space Committee; why was it changed? Councilman Szczepaniak said he has 30+ years experience in buildings and highway; why wasnt he put on those committees. Supervisor Southworth stated that everyone is welcome to come to all the meetings and speak.
Organizational Resolutions:
RESOLUTION #1 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Town Board of the Town of Ballston that all meetings of the Town Board shall be held in accordance with the latest edition of Roberts Rules of Order.
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes to approve Resolution #1. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #2 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that all regular meetings of the Town Board of the Town of Ballston shall be held in the Town Offices located on Charlton Road, Town of Ballston and County of Saratoga at 7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month, except in November when it shall be the first Thursday at 7:30 p.m. A special meeting will be held on the last Tuesday of each month (Agenda Meeting) for the purpose of paying monthly bills and any other business requiring immediate attention.
A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by Kimberly Ireland that Resolution #2 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #3 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that the Agenda Meetings of the Town Board shall be held at the Town Offices located on Charlton Road, Town of Ballston and County of Saratoga at 7:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday of each month.
A motion was made by Timothy Szczepaniak and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes that Resolution #3 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #4 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that the Ballston Spa National Bank shall be the official depository for town funds. Be it further resolved that funds may be withdrawn and checks may be signed by the Supervisor, Patti Southworth, or in her absence by Deputy Supervisor, George Seymour, in accordance with the provisions of the Town Law and the procedures established by the Town Board. Be it further resolved that checks drawn on the Town Clerks account may be signed by the Town Clerk or the Deputy Town Clerk in accordance with the provisions of the Town Law and the procedures established by the Town Board. The Ballston Spa National Bank will deposit with a third party collateral sufficient to cover all balances.
A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by Timothy Szczepaniak that Resolution #4 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #5 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that salaries for Town Officials in 2008 and rates for hourly employees in 2008 be approved as listed and established in the 2008 Budget, and that the payroll schedule be: Biweekly all hourly employees; all elected officials and salaried employees.
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Kimberly Ireland that Resolution #5 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #6 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that the Water Superintendent be authorized to make purchases on his own authorization up to a limit of $3,000.00.
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes that Resolution #6 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #7 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that a petty cash account of $300.00 be authorized for use by the Town Clerk and a petty cash account of $300.00 be authorized for use by the Town of Ballston Community Library.
A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by James Briaddy that Resolution #7 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #8 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that the official newspaper as required by Town Law shall be the Daily Gazette.
A motion was made by Kimberly Ireland and seconded by James Briaddy that Resolution #8 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #9 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that Town Officers shall be compensated at the rate of .505 cents per mile for the use of their personal automobiles in the performance of their official duties.
A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by Timothy Szczepaniak that Resolution #9 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #10 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that all elected and appointed officers of the town shall be authorized to attend meetings and conferences connected with their office and shall be reimbursed for necessary expenses and mileage at the approved rate upon the submission of the proper voucher within the limits of the budget. Overnight trips shall require prior approval by the Town Board.
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes that Resolution #10 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #11 BE IT RESOLVED that items for preliminary Agenda consideration be received by the Supervisor and posted on the website 5 days prior to the next scheduled Agenda Meeting.
A motion was made by Kimberly Ireland and seconded by James Briaddy that Resolution #11 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #12 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that the following individuals are appointed to the following positions for a term of one year commencing January 4, 2008 said term ending at the organizational meeting of the Town of Ballston held in January 2009.
Budget Officer Patti Southworth
Town Attorney
Building Inspector and Fire Marshal Thomas Johnson
Stormwater Management Coordinator Lester Bonsteel
Dog Control Officers John Christopher; Thomas Shambo
Registrar of Vital Statistics Muriel Swatling
Sub Registrar of Vital Statistics Carol Shemo
Deputy Town Clerk (Full time as of January 1, 2008) Carol Shemo
Deputy Tax Collector Glenn Hogue
Clerk Michelle Dingman
Court Clerks Dorothy Spoonogle; Jane Curtiss
Deputy Highway Superintendent John Hollowood
Water Superintendent for Districts 2,3,5 & 6 Joseph Whalen
Water District Clerk for Districts 2,3,5 & 6 Barbara Voehringer
Assessors Clerk Sharlene Gillan
Voting Machine Custodians Charles Hildreth; William Schwinghammer
Representative to Ballston Area Recreation Commission Kimberly Ireland
Representative to Saratoga County Office for the Aging Anne Quinn
Representative to Milton Terrace Water District Patti Southworth
Representative to Saratoga County Youth Bureau John Fantauzzi
Zoning Enforcement Officer Anton Rohrmeier
Chairman, Zoning Board of Appeals Michael Lesniak
Vice-Chairman, Zoning Board of Appeals Marilyn Bell
Chairman, Planning Board Richard Doyle
Vice-Chairman, Planning Board Jeffrey Cwalinski
Zoning Board Member Ellen Brown (January 1, 2008 December 31, 2009)
Planning Board Member Josephine Cristy (January 1, 2008 December 31, 2014)
Planning Board Member Derek Hayden (January 1, 2008 December 31, 2014)
Secretary Zoning Board of Appeals Michelle Dingman
Secretary Planning Board Michelle Dingman
Board of Ethics Charles Merriam (January 1, 2008 December 31, 2012)
Jenkins Park Advisory Board Member Arlene Ida (Jan. 1, 2008 December 31, 2012)
Jenkins Park Advisory Board Member Peter Petrillose (Jan. 1, 2008 December 31, 2012)
Chairperson, Jenkins Park Advisory Board Sue Macejka
Health Officer Dr. William Kelley
Clerk Leslie Zorn
Part-time Clerk Dorothy Spoonogle
Marriage Officer Charles Merriam
A motion was made Kimberly Ireland and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes to table appointments to the Jenkins Park Advisory Board. Roll Call: Councilpersons Briaddy, Hynes, Szczepaniak, and Ireland Aye; Supervisor Southworth no. Carried.
A motion was made by Timothy Szczepaniak and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes that Resolution #12 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #13 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that the official holidays for the Town are:
New Years Day Tuesday, January 1, 2008
Martin Luther King Day Monday, January 21, 2008
Lincolns Birthday Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Presidents Day Monday, February 18, 2008
Memorial Day Monday, May 26, 2008
Independence Day Friday, July 4, 2008
Labor Day Monday, September 1, 2008
Columbus Day Monday, October 13, 2008
Veterans Day Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 27, 2008
Friday, November 28, 2008
Christmas Day, - Thursday, December 25, 2008
A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by Timothy Szczepaniak that Resolution #13 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #14 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of
Ballston that all official meeting minutes must be written and mailed or otherwise distributed to appropriate parties within seven days of the applicable meeting. Town Board meeting minutes must, at a minimum be sent to: all Town Board members, Town Attorney and Deputy Town Attorney, Highway Superintendent, Building Inspector, Water Superintendent, Zoning Enforcement Officer, Assessor, Tax Collector, Town Justices, Town Librarian, Dog Control Officer, Town Historian, Chairperson of Zoning Board and Planning Board, Town Engineer, and others as required by the Town Board in special circumstances. The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) meeting minutes must be sent to all ZBA members, all Town Board members, the Town Attorney and the Deputy Town Attorney, the Chairperson and Secretary of the Planning Board, the Highway Superintendent, Building Inspector, Zoning Enforcement Officer, Assessor, Town Engineer, applicants before the ZBA, and other persons as needed. The Planning Board minutes must be sent to all Planning Board members, all Town Board members, the Town Attorney and the Deputy Town Attorney, the Chairperson and Secretary of the ZBA, the Highway Superintendent, Building Inspector, Zoning Enforcement Officer, Assessor, Town Engineer, applicants before the Planning Board, and other persons as needed.
A motion was made by Kimberly Ireland and seconded by Timothy Szczepaniak that Resolution #14 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #15 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that the Town Attorney (representing the Town Board) and the Contracted on Contract Attorney (representing the Planning and Zoning Boards) appointed by the Town Board, will not represent clients before any of the standing boards of the Town or undertake criminal defense work before the Courts of the Town of Ballston.
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes that Resolution #15 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #16 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that the fee schedule be amended to include a fee for checks returned by any bank for insufficient funds, the fee is to be $20.00.
A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by Kimberly Ireland that Resolution #16 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #17 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ballston that the firm of C. T. Male is hereby appointed Town Engineer. The Town Engineers agree not to represent any clients within the Town of Ballston before any duly established town board (i.e. Town Board, Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals).
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Timothy Szczepaniak that Resolution #17 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #18 BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ballston authorized the Budget Officer to make transfers between accounts in the current budget in order to keep accounts properly funded. The Supervisor will report transfers monthly to the Town Board.
A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by James Briaddy that Resolution #18 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #19 BE IT RESOLVED the Town Council of the Town of Ballston is hereby authorized and directed to prepare and distribute up to four newsletters to the residents of the Town of Ballston relative to the activities of the Town Board during the year 2008.
Discussion was held and it was decided to amend Resolution #19 by changing Town Supervisor of the Town of Ballston is hereby authorized .. to Town Board of the Town of Ballston is hereby authorized
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Kimberly Ireland that Resolution #19 be approved as amended. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
RESOLUTION #20 BE IT RESOLVED that Deputy George Seymour be authorized to sign checks on Town Justice Cynthia Amrhein and Town Justice Brandi Burns checking accounts.
A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes that Resolution #20 be approved. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
Kathryn Serra of C. T. Male Associates was present to give an overview of the Ballston Lake Overlay District and MS-4 Map and Illicit Discharge (Chapter 92). Mrs. Serra stated that the MS-4 region is determined by the EPA. The amount of land that can be disturbed in the MS-4 area is equal to that determined by New York State. That amount reads that rules are more restrictive if a construction project is disturbing more than one acre of soil.
The regulations for the Ballston Lake Overlay District are above and beyond those of the MS-4.
The illicit discharge means that residents cannot dump contaminants. It is not more restrictive than the State regulations.
Councilwoman Hynes stated that a public hearing has been held on the present map. There is a January 8th deadline for having this information in place. The Town will have to pass this map and then go back and look at the map again.
Councilman Briaddy said the map will change in the first half of the year 2008.
Councilwoman Hynes also stated that the wording for the Ballston Lake Overlay District has to be defined.
Councilman Szczepaniak said that he has a clear understanding that we need to have another look at the boundaries of the map.
08-02: A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Timothy Szczepaniak to approve the Ballston Lake Overlay District and MS-4 Map. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
08-03: A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Timothy Szczepaniak to adopt Local Law No. 1 of the year 2008 amending Chapter 91, Stormwater Management, of the Code of the Town of Ballston. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
08-04: A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes to adopt Local Law No. 2 of the year 2008 to amend the Code of the Town of Ballston by adding Section 92, Prohibits Illicit Discharges, Activities and Connections to Separate Storm Sewer System. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
08-05: A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes to authorize the payment of $50.00 toward the prescription drug deductible, per person covered annually, and $500.00 deductible for hospital stay per person, covered annually. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
08-06: A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by Kimberly Ireland to set a public hearing for Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Water District No. 2, Ext. #21, corner of Eastline Road and Round Lake Road, for January 29, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
The Association of Towns is holding its Training School and Annual Meeting in New York City from February 17 20, 2008. Overnight trips require approval by the Town Board.
08-07: A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by Kimberly Ireland to authorize a maximum of ten attendees at the Association of Towns Meeting in New York City from February 17 20, 2008. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
08-08: A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes to approve the annual contracts with Saratoga County Office of the Aging for 2008 as follow:
Nutrition Contract $1,678.00
Transportation Contract $1,678.00.
Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
Zoning Board Chairman, Michael Lesniak, thanked Councilwoman Hynes for drafting the following resolution honoring Edward Hickey. The Zoning Board lost two dedicated members during 2007, Donald Brown and Edward Hickey.
08-09: A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes to approve the following resolution honoring Edward Hickey. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
WHEREAS, Edward A. Hickey died on December 15, 2007; and
WHEREAS, Edward A. Hickey was a resident of the Town of Ballston; and
WHEREAS, Edward A. Hickey was a member of our Town of Ballston Jenkins Park Advisory Board from 1988 1994 and served on the Town of Ballston Zoning Board of Appeals from 2003 - 2007, and in these capacities served this Town and our community; and
WHEREAS, Edward A. Hickey also lent his skills, experience, time and talent to a variety of organizations in the Town of Ballston, including Our Lady of Grace Church, the Burnt Hills/Ballston Lake School District, the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Junior Baseball League and several youth and high school sport programs; and
WHEREAS, the Town of Ballston wishes to express its deep sympathy to Mr. Hickeys wife of 39 years, Mary Ellen Hickey; to his five children and their spouses; and to the rest of his extended family; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ballston expresses its sympathy to the Hickey family upon the loss of Edward Hickey, and further expresses its gratitude to Edward Hickey for his years of service to the Ballston community, most recently as a member of the Town of Ballston Zoning Board of Appeals. Volunteers like Mr. Hickey are the backbone of a community such as ours, and we are all poorer for no longer having him with us.
08-10: A motion was made by Mary Beth Hynes and seconded by James Briaddy to approve a resolution commending the Ellms Christmas Tree Farm and the Ellms Family for their participation in the National Christmas Tree Growers Association Program to Bring Christmas Trees to our service men and women and their families during the Holiday Season. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
WHEREAS, the Ellms Christmas Tree Farm is a family-run agricultural business located on Charlton Road in the Town of Ballston; and
WHEREAS, the Ellms Christmas Tree Farm and the Ellms family are members of the National Christmas Tree Growers Association; and
WHEREAS, for three years the Ellms Christmas Tree Farm has participated in a program to collect and distribute Christmas trees to soldiers and to the families of soldiers overseas; and
WHEREAS, this year at a national level approximately 16,500 trees were collected and distributed to 35 U.S. bases and to at least seventeen different countries, including Iraq and Afghanistan; and
WHEREAS, the Ellms Christmas Tree Farm acted as the pick-up point for Eastern New York State, and collected 125 trees --- some of which were donated by other local farms such as Goode Farm on Goode Street and Holland Farm on Middleline Road; and
WHEREAS, these trees were brought to Fort Drum in Watertown, New York and Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri and were distributed to soldiers or to families of enlisted military people; and
WHEREAS, the Town of Ballston Town Council wishes to commend Ellms Christmas Tree Farm and the Ellms family for their effort to bring a small reminder of home to our brave service men and women during the holiday season; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ballston recognizes and commends the Ellms Christmas Tree Farm and the Ellms family for their participation in the National Christmas Tree Growers Association Program to bring Christmas trees to our service men and women and their families during the holiday season. Their commitment to our men and women in uniform is a credit to them and is a point of pride for the Town of Ballston. We are proud to have the Ellms family and their business in our Town.
The date of the February Town Board meeting needs to be changed due to the fact that Primary Election Day is February 5, the same day as the Town Board scheduled meeting.
08-11: A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Mary Beth Hynes to approve the change of the February Town Board meeting from Tuesday, February 5, 2008 to Thursday, February 7, 2008 due to the scheduled Primary Election. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
3 Daughters Realty has received permission from the Clifton Park Water Authority to access water from Clifton Park to service their property located at 115/117 Eastline Road. They now need the approval of the Town of Ballston.
08-12: A motion was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Timothy Szczepaniak to approve the request of 3 Daughters Realty to access the Clifton Park Water Authority System to service 115/117 Eastline Road, at no cost to the Town of Ballston. Roll Call: Ayes all; Noes none. Carried.
Arnold Palmer asked what the Town of Clifton Park is doing regarding the MS-4.
Frank Shipp asked that the Town update their website.
David Stern said he would be glad to help with the website.
A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by James Briaddy and seconded by Kimberly Ireland. Carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Muriel K. Swatling
Town Clerk