Jul 07, 2025 7-7-2025 TB Meeting

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OKAY. EVERYBODY READY? CAN I CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER? START WITH THE ROLL CALL FROM THE

[1. Roll Call]

AND PLEASE STAND FOR THE PLEDGE OF THE FLAG. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS. ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. OKAY, SO WE'RE SKIPPING THE MINUTES. FOR ME TO READ THE

[4.4. Police-New Hire Driscoll]

ALL RIGHT. SO START WITH 4-4, FOUR, FOUR. MR. SUPERVISOR. OKAY. ITEM 4.4. POLICE. NEW HIRE. DRISCOLL. WHEREAS THE HAMBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT HAS AN OPENING FOR A POLICE OFFICER.

AND A CANDIDATE IS AVAILABLE ON THE POLICE OFFICER RESIDENCY EXAM LIST. NUMBER 89434010. AND NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, THE TOWN BOARD APPROVES THE RECOMMENDATION OF CHIEF OF POLICE TO APPOINT CURTIS DRISCOLL TO THE FULL TIME POSITION OF POLICE OFFICER, PROBATIONARY EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JULY 13TH, 2025. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, THE APPOINTMENT IS SUBJECT TO ALL PRECONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PHYSICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND POLYGRAPH TESTS. BE IT RESOLVED, THE SALARY IS 29.96 PER HOUR AND FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE IN ACCOUNT B3120 .10. MOTION APPROVED. SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. 4.5

[4.5. Police-New Hire Lakeman]

[4.6. Police-New Hire Fusco]

[4.7. Police-New Hire Waldman]

AND NOW THEREFORE BE RESOLVED. THE TOWN BOARD APPROVES RECOMMENDATION TO CHIEF OF POLICE TO APPOINT MATTHEW WALDMAN TO THE FULL TIME POSITION OF POLICE OFFICER, PROBATIONARY, EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JULY 13TH, 2025. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVE THE APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO ALL PRECONDITIONS EMPLOYMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PHYSICAL PSYCHOLOGICAL POLYGRAPH TESTING. BE IT RESOLVED, THE SALARY IS 29.96 PER HOUR AND FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE IN ACCOUNT. BE 3120.10. MOTION APPROVED. UNANIMOUS. SECOND. SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. AND LET'S THROW. UNANIMOUS SECOND FOR MR. DISTRICT TO THE FIRST. THE FIRST ONE. YES. YES. OKAY. OKAY, CHIEF. IF WE COULD JUST HAVE THE FOUR CANDIDATES COME ON UP.

MATTHEW, CURTIS, VICTORIA AND MADELINE, PLEASE. AND FAMILY AND CAMERAS. FAMILY AND CAMERAS AND CAMERAS. COME ON UP. TAKE YOUR PICTURES. IF YOU'D LIKE TO TAKE PICTURES. FAMILY, PLEASE COME FORWARD. WELCOME. YOU CAN JUST STAND BACK HERE. YEAH. WE COULD. CONGRATULATE.

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THANK YOU FOR ASKING. HOPEFULLY. JUST A COUPLE WORDS. I WANT TO, FIRST OF ALL, THANK THE ENTIRE BOARD FOR MAKING THESE PROMOTIONS TODAY, BECAUSE HIRING THEM NOW IS GOING TO HELP OUT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IN FEBRUARY. WHEN WE HAVE OUR RETIREMENTS, WE'RE GOING TO HAVE MORE PEOPLE ON THE ROAD. I WANT TO SAY CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH ONE OF THESE CANDIDATES. IT WAS A TOUGH TASK. TO GET THIS FAR. THE HARD WORK IS NOT OVER YET. ON JULY 28TH, WE'LL BE GOING TO THE POLICE ACADEMY, WHICH WILL BE SOME MORE HARD WORK, TRAINING AND EFFORT, AND WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO THEM COMING INTO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND OUR PROGRAM. AND EVENTUALLY IN A YEAR, BEING FULLY OPERATIONAL POLICE OFFICERS. SO I'D LIKE CONGRATULATIONS TO THEM. YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS SHOULD BE VERY PROUD OF YOU. AND AGAIN, THANK YOU TO THE BOARD FOR MAKING THIS HAPPEN.

SO HAPPY TO. TAKE THIS. CONGRATULATIONS. THEY TEACH A HUMAN DIMENSION AND ATTITUDE. THAT'S WHAT I REMEMBER. THANK YOU MISS. AND THAT'S ALL. THEY TAUGHT ME TO.

TAKE CARE. 30 MINUTES EARLY. THAT'S TRUE. THAT'S SOMETHING I COULDN'T GET OUT OF TODAY. I DON'T WANT TO SIT AROUND FOR THE REST OF THE SHOW. NO. JILL'S GOING TO DO A PRESENTATION FOR.

RIGHT? JILL'S GOING TO DO A PRESENTATION. IS THAT ON THE AGENDA? NO, NO. AN AWARD? NO AWARD. AWARD FOR. HER HELPER& FROM THE HAMBURG RECREATION FOUNDATION. YEAH. WHAT DO YOU WANT TO CALL HER UP. DO YOU WANT TO HEAR HER COME UP? YEAH. SO EVERYBODY GOES OUT. JILL, COME

[Additional Item 1]

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AND THEN ONCE THEY GOT IT, THEY DIDN'T STOP. JUST THIS PAST, I THINK TWO MONTHS AGO, THEY HELD A CLEANUP AT THE PARK. THEY HAVE DONE EVENTS AT THE PARK. THEY HAVE CONTINUED TO ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY, AND WE'VE ACTUALLY SEEN PROBABLY A 200% INCREASE IN THE ACTIVITY AT THAT PARK, ALL BECAUSE THE COMMUNITY CAME TOGETHER TO DO SOMETHING AND TO CONTINUE IT. SO WE REALLY WANT TO ENCOURAGE OTHER INDIVIDUALS TO DO THAT. SO THE DEPARTMENT DECIDED TO START SOMETHING CALLED THE HAMBURGER HELPER AWARD, AND IT'S HAMBURGER WITH A CAPITAL R, SO THERE'S NO ENTITLEMENT INFRINGEMENT OF ANY SORT. SO WE WANTED TO PRESENT AARON AND DOREEN. WITH AARON WITH OUR FIRST HAMBURGER HELPER AWARD, AARON AND DOREEN, THANK YOU VERY MUCH AND BOARD, WE'D LOVE IF YOU WOULD BE. WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME DOWN AND TAKE A PICTURE, PLEASE? WE'D LOVE TO HAVE IT. OBVIOUSLY IT WOULDN'T BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE TOWN BOARD MEMBERS, YOU KNOW, APPROVING EVERYTHING AND HELPING US OUT. BUT WE'RE HOPING MORE COMMUNITIES GET INVOLVED LIKE THIS. CONGRATULATIONS. OH. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. ENJOY YOUR MEAL. THANK YOU. WITH INFLATION RACKING UP. CONGRATULATIONS. THANK YOU. NOW I'M HUNGRY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. CONGRATULATIONS. OKAY. CONGRATULATIONS. YEAH. CONGRATULATIONS. EVERYBODY.

CHEESEBURGER. CHEESEBURGER. THANK YOU. THANK YOU SO MUCH. THANK YOU. JESUS. I KNOW, I KNOW. I WAS REALLY GOOD. YEAH. WE WANTED TO. YEAH, THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT, THOUGH. OH, I GOT THE EMAIL BEFORE THE TO GET GRANTS FOR THE REST OF IT. YEAH, WE'RE WE'RE TRYING VERY HARD.

YEAH. THANK YOU. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR TIME. HERE. THANK YOU. SO RETRACES EVEN THOUGH SHE'S NOT HERE. ALL RIGHT. I JUST SAW. OKAY. READY? PROCLAMATION CONGRATULATING

[4.1. Proclamation Congratulating Tracey Haffner-Haney on her Retirement]

AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT OUR FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE TRACY HEFNER. HEFNER. HANEY, WE SAY THANK YOU FOR A JOB WELL DONE AND A SECOND UNANIMOUS MOTION TO APPROVE. UNANIMOUS SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. OKAY. AND SO CONTINUE ON. PARDON? TRACY WAS UNABLE TO ATTEND. AM I GOING

[4.2. Increase Fines for Violation of The Parking Permit Ordinance]

WHEREAS THE TOWN OF TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF HAMBURG, NEW YORK, HAS ADOPTED A PROVISION IN THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, WHICH TOOK EFFECT SEPTEMBER 1963. AND WHEREAS THE PROVISION REQUIRED ALL HAMBURG RESIDENTS TO PURCHASE A PERMIT TO VISIT THE TOWN OF HAMBURG BEACH, AND WHEREAS THIS ORDINANCE ARTICLE THREE, CHAPTER 73 STATES, VIOLATION OF ANY SECTION OF THIS

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AND WE'LL HAVE THE TOWN PROSECUTOR LOOK AT IT. NOW, MY THOUGHT, I KNOW THIS CAME UP WITH THIS ACTUALLY CAME UP WITH THE CONTRACT THAT WITH THE WE HAD TALKED ABOUT IN THE EXECUTIVE SESSION. BUT MY UNDERSTANDING AND I GUESS WE COULD DISAGREE AS, AS I KNOW YOU'RE A LAWYER, BUT WE'RE NOT CHANGING THE CODE. WE'RE CHANGING THE AMOUNTS. AND IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE THIS HAS BEEN CHANGED. AND I'VE BEEN RECEIVING CALLS FROM CONSTITUENTS AND ALSO FROM OUR STAFF, INDICATING THAT PEOPLE ARE FREQUENTLY DISOBEYING OUR LAWS OF THE TOWN, THAT THEY JUST COME CAUSE TROUBLE AT THE BEACH. NOT EVERYONE, BUT THEY DON'T HAVE PERMITS AND THEY'RE DISRESPECTFUL TO OUR STAFF. SO AS A DETERRENT, I THOUGHT WE WOULD RAISE IT. AND THIS IS WHY I HAD SUBMITTED THIS RESOLUTION TO $300. AND I WOULD ACTUALLY EVEN ASK, AND WE CAN DO THAT SEPARATELY OFFLINE, BUT IT WOULD BE APPROPRIATE FOR OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT TO TOW VIOLATORS. IT HAPPENS IN PRIVATE PARKING LOTS DOWNTOWN. I HAVE AN OFFICE DOWNTOWN, AND IF PEOPLE PARK ILLEGALLY, THEY PUT A BOOT ON THEM AND THEY'RE TOWED. THAT WOULD BE WITHIN OUR RIGHTS TO DO THAT. AND THEY COULD EVEN BE ISSUED IN MY INTERPRETATION OF THE PENAL LAW. THEY COULD BE ISSUED SUMMONS FOR TRESPASS BECAUSE THEY'RE NOT PERMITTED TO BE THERE. SO THOSE ARE OTHER AVENUES THAT OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT CAN TAKE. AND I WOULD ENCOURAGE THEM TO DO SO, BECAUSE I THINK IF WORD GETS OUT THAT PEOPLE ARE COMING AND THEY'RE ABUSING OUR OUR TOWN PARK, THAT THERE SHOULD BE RAMIFICATIONS FOR DOING SO. SO I WOULD STAND BY THE $300, BUT IF IT FAILS, I'LL SECOND YOUR. A SECOND. SO. OH OKAY. SO I WOULD I WOULD SECOND THAT BECAUSE I BELIEVE THAT THE $100, AS YOU SAID MR. KOZUB, WOULD MAKE MORE SENSE GOING FROM 50 TO 100. BUT I ALSO WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WE FOLLOW THE RIGHT PROCESS TO BE ABLE TO ENACT THIS. AND SO I'D LIKE TO JUST. CHIEF, ARE YOU HERE? ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THIS? ARE WE ABLE TO DO IT BY RESOLUTION? DO WE NEED TO GO ACTUALLY CHANGE OUR CODE? CODE REVIEW COMMITTEE? DO YOU WANT ME TO LEGAL? I BELIEVE THAT WE CAN. MY OPINION IS. AND I INTRODUCED THIS RESOLUTION I BELIEVE IN SOMETIMES ON THIS BOARD I THINK WE CAN OVERANALYZE THINGS. AND THERE ARE NO PROBLEMS, ONLY SOLUTIONS. AND I'M TRYING TO CREATE A SOLUTION AND I'M ASKING MY MEMBERS TO VOTE WITH ME AND SUPPORT THIS. I DO NOT FEEL, AND ESPECIALLY AFTER WHAT I HAD JUST READ EARLIER FROM MR. FARRELL AND SOME OTHER MATTERS, THIS IS NOT A SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE IN THE CODE. WE'RE CHANGING THE AMOUNTS. I THINK IT WAS PROBABLY. DO YOU KNOW THE LAST TIME THIS WAS WAS UPDATED? I KNOW THE LAST BOARD HADN'T DONE ANYTHING TO ADDRESS IT NOW. SO

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THEY CAN DECLARE IT IMPROPER. BUT I DON'T WANT TO BE ANALYSIS PARALYSIS. I'D LIKE TO GET THIS DONE. WE'VE ALL BEEN RECEIVING COMPLAINTS TOO, AND I KNOW WE'VE TAKEN OTHER MEASURES, AND I THINK IT IS IMPORTANT THAT WE TAKE MEASURES THERE BECAUSE WE ALL HAVE BEEN RESPONDING TO THE SITUATION ON AN ONGOING BASIS, AND WE DO WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WHATEVER WE DO THERE TO ADDRESS THE PROBLEM IS, IS CORRECT. I WOULD BE MORE IN FAVOR OF MR. COSBY'S AMOUNT THAT HE PUT FORWARD, BUT I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE FURTHER CLARIFICATION. I KNOW THE COURT ADMINISTRATOR, I BELIEVE, WEIGHED IN TODAY, SO I THINK IT IS IMPORTANT TO HAVE ALL THE INDIVIDUALS WHO THIS WILL IMPACT WEIGH IN SO THAT WE HAVE A DIRECT LINE TO ACCOMPLISHING WHAT WE WANT TO ACCOMPLISH AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, SO THAT WE CAN HAVE THE EFFECT OF OUR ACTIONS STAY IN PLACE AND DO WHAT WE WANT IT TO DO. IF I MAY, OUR COURT ADMINISTRATOR TECHNICALLY IS NOT A COURT ADMINISTRATOR OR COURT CLERK. WE REFER TO THAT IMPROPERLY UNDER CIVIL SERVICE LAW. HOWEVER, IF SHE WANTED TO BE HERE TO DISCUSS IT, SHE COULD HAVE BEEN HERE BECAUSE THIS HAS BEEN ON THE AGENDA SINCE THURSDAY. SO EVERYONE'S HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THIS. SO DO I HAVE A SECOND FOR THIS MOTION? DO I HAVE A SECOND? THERE'S A MOTION FOR AMENDMENT TO MAKE IT FROM 300 TO 100. I SECOND THAT IT'S FROM 100 TO 300. I BELIEVE YOUR SECOND WAS RIGHT BETWEEN THE TWO FROM. YEAH. INSTEAD OF 300, I THINK IF, IF I $5,050 UP TO IF I MIGHT. SURE. SO THE TOWN CODE DOES SAY A MINIMUM OF $50 UP TO 150. YEAH. RIGHT. RIGHT NOW. SO IF WE MADE IT $100 THEN THAT WOULD STAY WITHIN. SO OKAY. IF I MIGHT, WHENEVER YOU'RE I'M SORRY. I THINK IT'S ALSO FAIR TO BRING TO LIGHT THAT THE FINE AMOUNT HAS BEEN CHANGED. RECENTLY. I SPOKE WITH THE COURT ADMINISTRATOR AND SHE DID CLARIFY THAT IT HAD RECENTLY GONE FROM. SHE BELIEVED IT WAS $35 TO $50, SO IT HAS GONE UP. I ALSO ASKED, WHAT IS THE PREVAILING REASON THAT PEOPLE ARE STATING THAT THEY PARKED WITHOUT A PERMIT. MOST ARE STATING THEY HAD NO IDEA THAT IT WAS A BEACH THAT IS RESTRICTED TO JUST TOWN RESIDENTS, AND THEY DIDN'T SEE A SIGN. IN ALL FAIRNESS, WE JUST HAD A SIGN. A LARGE SIGN PUT IN. SO I THINK I HAVE TO AGREE WITH MY BOARD MEMBERS. I THINK 300 IS AN EXTREME JUMP FROM 50 TO 300. SO WE HAVE, I BELIEVE, A RANGE FROM 100 TO 300. IS THERE A IS THAT YOUR AMENDMENT, MR. KOSA MEANING 100, THE MINIMUM 300 BEING THE MAXIMUM. WELL, TO STAY WITHIN THE PARAMETERS, WE'D HAVE TO MAKE IT 150, I BELIEVE. MR. BUKOWSKI, AN ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION? YES. THE LAST TIME THIS WAS CHANGED WAS. THAT WAS AUGUST 3RD, 2020. OKAY. IT WENT FROM $25 TO $50. THERE WAS A PUBLIC HEARING, AND IT WAS A CHANGE TO THE CODE. SO THE CODE READS, AS I BELIEVE WAS STATED FROM 100 FROM 50 TO 150. SO IF WE STAY WITH THE $100, 50, 150, WE'RE WITHIN THE PARAMETERS AND WE DON'T HAVE TO. IF I MIGHT, I WOULD AGREE WITH MR. KOZUB ON THAT. YEAH. IT SOUNDS LIKE THE BOARD'S INTERESTED IN MAKING AN AMENDMENT. I WOULD JUST CAUTION THAT THE LEGISLATIVE DOCTRINE OF LEGISLATIVE EQUIVALENCE REQUIRES THAT WHEN THERE'S AN AMENDMENT TO THE TOWN CODE OR ORDINANCE, THERE'S REQUIREMENT TO COMPLY AND USE THE SAME PROCESS, WHICH INCLUDES A PUBLIC HEARING, UNLESS THE EXCEPTION THERE WOULD BE IF THE CODE SPECIFICALLY OR EXPLICITLY REFERENCED, THAT IT WOULD BE PURSUANT TO A FEE SCHEDULE OR A FINE SCHEDULE THAT COULD BE SET BY RESOLUTION. THEREFORE, THE CODE OR ORDINANCE WOULD AUTHORIZE THE AMENDMENT FROM TIME TO TIME BY MERE RESOLUTION. THAT WOULD BE THE EXCEPTION. BRAD, I DON'T KNOW IF YOU HAVE THE CODE IN FRONT OF YOU, BUT UNLESS THERE'S A REFERENCE TO SUCH SCHEDULE, THEN YOU'D BE USUALLY WELL REQUIRED TO FOLLOW YOU. DID YOU LOOK AT THIS ON THURSDAY? I READ THE I THINK IT WAS THURSDAY. I READ THE AGENDA. DID YOU CALL ME TO TELL ME THAT YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THIS LEGALLY? I KNOW I DIDN'T. IT WAS SO WHAT I WOULD ASK IN THE FUTURE, AS OUR TOWN ATTORNEY, THAT IF YOU DO SEE THAT IN YOUR EXPERTISE, THAT YOU SEEM TO HAVE A BIT OF HERE WITH THIS STUFF, WHICH IS CODES THAT YOU'D PICK UP THE PHONE AND YOU CALL ME AND YOU SAY, FRANK BUKOWSKI. I READ YOUR YOUR AGENDA ITEM. CAN YOU

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CAN WE DO IT? NO. DO I HAVE TO HAVE A SEPARATE ONE TO MAKE IT $100 INSTEAD OF $300? A SEPARATE WHAT SORRY, PUBLIC HEARING. BECAUSE PUBLIC HEARING IS YOU SET IT FOR A CERTAIN AGENDA. YOU CAN'T SAY FOR 300 AND THEN TURN AROUND AND MAKE IT 100, RIGHT? RIGHT. SO WHY DON'T WE DISCUSS WHAT WE WOULD LIKE? CAN WE JUST PUT ON THE ON THE PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING FINES? WELL, YOU SHOULD SPECIFY TYPICALLY WHEN YOU'RE OFFERING A AMENDMENT TO A CODE OR ORDINANCE, YOU SHOULD RECITE, IF NOT VERBATIM. PRETTY SPECIFICALLY, WHAT IS THE INTENT OF IT. SO I BELIEVE YOU SHOULD PUT IN THE AMOUNTS THAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. SO I MEAN, EVEN THOUGH THE ORDINANCE SAYS THAT IT'S $50 OR UP TO $150, IF WE MADE IT $100, AREN'T WE WITHIN THIS IN THAT SCOPE? YOU COULD, WHATEVER YOUR AMENDMENT, HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING WITH? NO. YOU NEED A PUBLIC HEARING NO MATTER WHAT THE AMENDMENT IS, UNLESS THERE'S A SPECIFIC REFERENCE INTO. SO I HAVE A SUGGESTION.

PERHAPS WE MY SUGGESTION IS THAT WE HAVE A RANGE JUST LIKE THERE ARE. AND IF YOU LOOK AT THE VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC LAW OF NEW YORK STATE, IF YOU LOOK AT THE VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC LAW OF MANY STATES OR EVEN MANY TOWNS FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS AND SO FORTH THAT WE PUT FORTH IN THE PUBLIC HEARING, MY PROPOSAL WOULD BE AS A COMPROMISE. I SAY $150, BECAUSE I DO WANT THERE TO BE A DISINCENTIVE FOR THIS, THAT IT BE BETWEEN $150 AND $300. AND THAT WOULD GIVE SOME DISCRETION TO THE TOWN PROSECUTOR TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN. IF THE BOARD WANTS TO DO THAT, THAT'S FINE. THAT COULD BE AN AMENDMENT AS A COMPROMISE RATHER THAN STRAIGHT UP 300. I SAY BETWEEN 100 AND $50 AND 300. I MAKE THAT PROPOSAL FOR THE AMENDMENT. I THINK THAT'S EXCESSIVE. AT THIS POINT. I WOULD BE MORE IN FAVOR OF WHAT MR. KOZA PROPOSED, WHICH WAS WAS THAT 100 OR 250? YEAH, THAT WAS MY PROPOSAL. I, I WOULD BE MORE IN FAVOR OF MR. COSBY'S AMOUNT THAT HE PROPOSED BETWEEN 100. AND WHAT WHAT IS IT, 150 JUST 100. 150 TO 100 AND 150. THIS. DOES ANYONE WOULD ANYONE CONSIDER $200 AS A COMPROMISE BETWEEN 1 AND 250? NOBODY PAYS EVER A TRAFFIC TICKET. OR THEY

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YES. THE 50 TO 300 IS NOW 100 TO 150. RIGHT. OKAY. NOW THE YOU HAVE TO CHANGE THE WORDING AROUND. AND WITH THE RESOLVED YOU COULD IN ORDER TO CALL THE PUBLIC HEARING, DELETE THE RESOLVED CLAUSES. WE'LL ADD THE 100 TO 150 IN THE WHEREAS. SO IT'S SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION.

AND THEN DELETE THE THREE RESOLVED AND REPLACE THAT WITH ONE RESOLVED CALLING FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE FOURTH. CORRECT 7 P.M. CORRECT. CORRECT. PUBLISH. NOTICE THE PUBLIC HEARING ON AUGUST 4TH FOR THE PURPOSES OF AMENDING OF ARTICLE THREE, CHAPTER 73. ARTICLE 370 DASH THREE. THAT'S CORRECT. IN THE INITIAL OKAY. SO THAT IS THERE A MOTION TO THEN APPROVE THAT AS AMENDED. SO MOVED. SECOND SUPERVISOR. AND SECOND, I THOUGHT WE ALREADY VOTED ON IT.

THIS IS TO APPROVE AS AMENDED RIGHT. YEAH, IT WAS AMENDED. NOW WE'RE APPROVING IT AS AMENDED.

THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT WE DID. OKAY. MOTION APPROVED. SPRING SECONDED. AND WE ALL SAID I. ALL IN FAVOR. AYE, AYE OKAY. THANK YOU. OKAY. 4.3 TOWN OF HAMBURG. POLICE COMMAND OFFICERS MLA

[4.3. Town of Hamburg Police Command Officer’s MOA]

[4.8. Idlewood Subdivision Water Distribution District Public Hearing Resolution]

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AT THE TIME OF RECORD TO CONSIDER THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PROPOSED DISTRICT AT WHICH ALL INTERESTED PERSONS MAY BE HEARD, THE PUBLIC HEARING SECTION TWO TOWN CLERK IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED AND DIRECTED TO CAUSE A COPY OF THIS ORDER TO BE PUBLISHED ONCE IN THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE TOWN. THE FIRST PUBLICATION THEREOF IS NOT LESS THAN TEN, NOT LESS THAN TEN, NOR MORE THAN 20 DAYS BEFORE THE LAST BEFORE THE DAY SET HEREIN FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING, AND SAID TOWN CLERK SHALL ALSO CAUSE A COPY THEREOF TO BE POSTED ON THE SIGNBOARD OF THE TOWN MAINTAINED PURSUANT TO SUBDIVISION SIX OF SECTION 30 OF THE NEW YORK TOWN LAW, NOT LESS THAN TEN NOR MORE THAN 20 DAYS BEFORE THE SET OF THE PUBLIC HEARING. THE TOWN CLERK SHALL ALSO CAUSE A COPY OF THE ORDER BE POSTED ON THE TOWN'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE. NOT LESS THAN TEN NOR MORE THAN 20 DAYS BEFORE THE SET. PUBLIC HEARING SECTION THREE TOWN CLERK SHOULD FILE A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE ORDER OF THE OFFICE OF STATE COMPTROLLER AND SECTION FOUR. THIS ORDER SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. SO MOVED SECOND ON THE QUESTION READ. THIS IS PERHAPS A QUESTION THAT CAN BE BEST ANSWERED BY YOU, SINCE YOU'RE THE TOWN CLERK. SINCE THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING THAT WILL BE HAVING OVER THE SUMMER MONTHS, AND PEOPLE MAY ALREADY HAVE VACATIONS PLANNED, HOW COULD SOMEBODY PARTICIPATE IN THE PUBLIC HEARING WITHOUT ACTUALLY PHYSICALLY COMING IN FOR THE MEETING THAT DAY? SEND A LETTER? WELL, THEY COULD SEND AN EMAIL. I CAN SEND A LETTER, COULD OBVIOUSLY WATCH THE, YOU KNOW, THE LIVE FEED. I KNOW THERE'S NO COMMENT ON THE LIVE.

I KNOW WE DON'T I DON'T KNOW WE DON'T HAVE COMMENT CAPABILITIES. BUT THEY'D BE ABLE TO HEAR THEIR QUESTIONS SUBMITTED PRIOR TO, YOU KNOW, VIA THAT VIA THE WEB. RIGHT. BUT BASICALLY YOUR EMAIL MAIL, PHONE CALLS, OKAY. WHEN YOU'RE SENDING THIS BECAUSE I KNOW THIS PUBLIC HEARING GOES DIRECTLY TO THOSE THAT ARE LISTED IN THE. THE WATER DISTRICT THAT WE'RE CREATING.

CAN YOU PLEASE PUT ON THERE A WAY THAT THEY CAN CONTACT, LIKE IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND BUT WOULD LIKE YOUR. HERE ARE THE WAYS TO ENGAGE IN THE PUBLIC HEARING WITHOUT PHYSICALLY BEING PRESENT. OKAY. THANK YOU. THIS JUST TARGETS A VERY SPECIFIC GROUP, BUT I WANT TO MAKE SURE THEY'RE BEING HEARD RIGHT OKAY. AND THE MOTION IN A SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? ALL IN FAVOR? AYE.

[4.9. Hunt Real Estate Agreement extension]

[4.10. Big Tree Volunteer Fire Company Member Requests]

LEE REED MAUREEN ROTH. SO MOVED. SECOND. CAN I HAVE A SECOND? ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. CARRIED. 4.11

[4.11. Local Law #3, 2025 Adoption Resolution]

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WHEREAS THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE TOWN OF HAMBURG CODE REVIEW COMMITTEE AND THE TOWN OF HAMBURG PLANNING BOARD, NOW THEREFORE BE RESOLVED THAT THE HAMBURG TOWN BOARD AMENDS LOCAL LAW NUMBER TEN OF THE YEAR 1986 OF THE CODE OF THE TOWN OF HAMBURG, CHAPTER 280, ENTITLED ZONING TO PROVIDE FOR THE REVISIONS OF THE TOWN CODE AS REFERENCED ABOVE AND ATTACHED. MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR I

[4.12. Local Law #5, 2025 Referral to Planning Board and PH Resolution]

WHEREAS THE HAMBURG TOWN CODE CONTAINS AND SPECIFIES THE LOCAL LAWS AND ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF HAMBURG, AND THE CODE REVIEW COMMITTEE HAS REVIEWED THE DEAD TREES REGULATION OF CHAPTER 90, AND IS SENT THE SUGGESTED REVISIONS TO THE TOWN BOARD TO BEGIN THE ADOPTION PROCESS. AND WHEREAS, PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL HOME RULE LAW, THE TOWN BOARD IS PROPOSING TO ENACT A LOCAL LAW AS FOLLOWS. BE ENACTED. TOWN BOARD THE TOWN OF HAMBURG, NEW YORK THAT THE TOWN THE HAMBURG TOWN BOARD, AMENDS HAMBURG TOWN CODE AS FOLLOWS. BOTH COPIES ATTACHED. AMEND CHAPTER 90 DEAD TREES BY AMENDING SECTION 92, ENTITLED CUTTING AND REMOVAL OF DEAD TREES, AND 93 ENTITLED REMOVAL OF DEAD TREES. NOW THEREFORE BE RESOLVED, THAT THE HAMBURG TOWN BOARD HEREBY ENTERTAINS THIS PROPOSED LOCAL LAW AMENDMENT AND AUTHORIZES THE REFERRAL OF THIS PROPOSED LAW AMENDMENT TO ERIE COUNTY AND THE HAMBURG PLANNING BOARD FOR ITS REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION, AND SETS A PUBLIC HEARING FOR AUGUST 4TH, 2020 5:07 P.M. THE COURTROOM IN HAMBURG TOWN HALL MOTION TO APPROVE SECOND, ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. CARRIED. 4.13. THIS ONE WAS LISTED AS LOCAL LAW

[4.13. Local Law #6, 2025 Referral to Planning Board and PH Resolution]

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[4.14. Authorization to Upgrade to Alpine Cloud Hosting for Fire Dispatching Software]

AND HOW MUCH WOULD IT COST TO REPLACE IT? I DON'T HAVE THOSE FIGURES IN FRONT OF ME RIGHT NOW, BUT I KNOW THAT THE LAST TIME I REPLACED IT WAS UPWARDS OF 15, $15,000. OKAY. AND WHAT DO WE PAY NOW PER YEAR TO DO IT IN-HOUSE WITH THE HARDWARE RIGHT HERE? HARDWARE. ONCE WE PURCHASE THE HARDWARE, WE OWN IT. SO WE'RE RESPONSIBLE FOR IT. AND WE PAY THAT YEAR THE ADVANCE AND HOW MUCH? 5% A YEAR. SO IT'S BETWEEN 2020 $2,000 OKAY. SO THAT THAT'S WHAT WE HAVE TO PAY EVERY YEAR TO MAINTAIN IT. $22,000.20 FOUR HOUR SERVICE OKAY. THANK YOU. OKAY. SO I HAVE A RESOLUTION AND A SECOND. SO ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. CARRY 4.15 HIGHWAY PERSONNEL. BE IT

[4.15. Highway Personnel]

[4.16. Approve Appointment to the Vacant full-time Senior Clerk Typist position in the Building Inspection Department]

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WE DIDN'T TAKE THE VOTE YET. I GOT A MOTION IN A SECOND. I DON'T THINK YOUR QUESTION MY QUESTION WAS JUST. I KNOW THAT TRACY JUST RETIRED. I WAS JUST MAKING SURE WE WENT THROUGH AN INTERVIEW PROCESS. WE ABSOLUTELY DID. PERFECT. JEFF. THERE WAS JEFF AND MYSELF, AND ACTUALLY TRACY INTERVIEWED BEFORE SHE LEFT, POSTED IN THE HOUSE. IT WAS POSTED PERFECT. AND THEN I WAS GOING TO ASK IF MARISSA WAS HERE SO WE COULD TAKE PICTURES WITH HER. THAT IS. SO MARISSA, WOULD YOU LIKE TO STAND UP? WE HAVE TO VOTE ON IT FIRST. RIGHT. ALL RIGHT, ALL IN FAVOR? AYE, AYE. CARRIED. OKAY, NOW, NOW WE'LL TAKE YOUR PICTURE. CHEESEBURGER. BUT SHE DOESN'T WANT TO TAKE A PICTURE. WE DON'T HAVE A BOX OF HAMBURGER HELPER FOR YOU. YEAH. I DON'T WANT YOUR PICTURE WITH YOU GUYS. YEAH. I DON'T EVEN LIKE IT. THEN DON'T GET. YOU'RE NOT TAKING THE PICTURE. I COULD GO FOR SOME OF THAT. RIGHT? OH, OKAY. I MEAN, I DON'T LOVE IT. I'M NOT SITTING RIGHT HERE. YEAH. CONGRATULATIONS. TO OTHER PEOPLE. THEY'RE GOING TO. OKAY.

GOOD LUCK TO YOU. SHE'LL BE PRESENT SOON. SHE MIGHT. MAYBE GET A CALL. OKAY. I THINK.

[4.17. Taylor Road Alcohol Waiver Requests]

[4.18. National Recreation & Parks Month- Designation of July as Parks and Recreation Month]

AND WHEREAS, PARKS AND RECREATION ARE FUNDAMENTALLY THE ENVIRONMENTAL WELL-BEING OF OUR COMMUNITY, AND WHEREAS PARKS AND RECREATION ARE ESSENTIAL AND ADAPTABLE INFRASTRUCTURES THAT MAKE OUR COMMUNITIES RESILIENT IN THE FACE OF NATURAL DISASTERS AND CLIMATE CHANGE. WHEREAS OUR PARKS AND RECREATION AREAS ENSURE THE ECOLOGICAL BEAUTY OF OUR COMMUNITY AND PROVIDE A PLACE FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS TO CONNECT WITH NATURE AND RECREATE OUTDOORS. AND WHEREAS, US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HAS DESIGNATED JULY AS PARKS AND RECREATION MONTH, AND WHEREAS, THE TOWN OF HAMBURG RECOGNIZES THE BENEFITS DERIVED FROM PARKS AND RECREATION RESOURCES, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HAMBURG TOWN BOARD THAT JULY IS RECOGNIZED AS PARK AND RECREATION MONTH IN THE TOWN OF HAMBURG. MOTION APPROVED. UNANIMOUS SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. CFA, CFA, BUFFALO BILLS NFL STADIUM ECONOMIC IMPACT AREA. PRE-DEVELOPMENT PROJECT GR 029.

[4.19. CFA -Buffalo Bills NFL Stadium Economic Impact Area Pre-Development Project (GR-029)]

[00:55:04]

[4.20. CFA-Blasdell Community Brownfield Opportunity Area (BOA) Nomination (GR-030)]

VOA NOMINATION NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE HAMBURG TOWN BOARD AUTHORIZES ESG CONSULTING TO PREPARE AND SUBMIT A GRANT APPLICATION TO NY THROUGH THE 2025 NYS CONSOLIDATED FUNDING APPLICATION, CFA ON BEHALF OF THE TOWN OF HAMBURG, REQUESTING $175,000 FOR THIS PROJECT. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT IF THE GRANT IS AWARDED, THE TOWN OF HAMBURG WILL COMMIT TO THE 10% MATCH REQUIRED FOR THE DEVELOPMENT. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT. THE TOWN OF HAMBURG WILL DESIGNATE E CG CONSULTING TO MANAGE THE GRANT ON BEHALF OF THE TOWN OF HAMBURG, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT ALL PROJECT COSTS WILL BE INITIALLY FUNDED FROM THE TOWN OF HAMBURG. GENERAL FUND BALANCE A000000009090000 PENDING REIMBURSEMENT FROM THE AWARD GRANT FUNDS. THE 10% LOCAL MATCH WILL BE FUNDED BY THE GENERAL FUND BALANCE SAME ACCOUNT AND IS SUBJECT IS NOT SUBJECT TO REIMBURSEMENT. SO MOVED. SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. CARRIED CFA HAMBURG WATERFRONT MULTIMODAL

[4.21. CFA-Hamburg Waterfront Multimodal Revitalization Design Project (GR-031)]

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THAT'S ALL WITH THE COMMITTEE THAT WORKS ON IT, WITH THE DESIGN COMPANY, THEY WOULD WORK ON THE ENTIRE SCOPE. IT ALSO WILL ADDRESS SOME OF THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THAT AREA. YEAH. OKAY. ALL IN FAVOR. AYE, AYE. CARRY 4.22 CODE ENFORCEMENT SCHOOL. WHEREAS THE

[4.22. Code Enforcement School]

[4.23. Town Hall Parking Lot Design Change Order #2]

I'M JUST LOOKING AT THE PLANS HERE. I KNOW WE TALKED ABOUT THIS IN THE PAST. WHAT? WHAT'S HAPPENING? BUT. NO, WHAT? I WAS JUST LOOKING AT WHAT'S BEFORE US. AND THE ORIGINAL PLANS TALK FOR, LIKE, PARKING SPACES TO BE INCREASED OR THESE PLANS ON THE SOUTH PARK SIDE. THAT'S NO LONGER THE CASE, RIGHT? SO THE PROPOSED CHANGE, KEEP THE CURRENT PARKING SPACES ON SOUTH PARK. THEY ONLY ADD ABOUT FIVE PARKING SPACES ALONG THE SIDE OF THE ENTRANCE. THEY DO NOT ADD ANYTHING IN THE FRONT LAWN AS FAR AS PARKING. THE ONLY THING WE KEPT ON THE FRONT LAWN WAS THE UPDATED MEMORIAL FOR THE FIREFIGHTERS AND POLICE OFFICERS. SO IN LOOKING AT THIS RIGHT HERE, ACCORDING TO WHAT THE DIAGRAM THAT WAS REFERENCED AS APPENDIX B IN THE.

RESOLUTION, IT IT'S NOT ACCURATE THEN BECAUSE IT SHOWS TWO ROWS OF PARKING IN THE FRONT WITH THE FLAGPOLE. I THINK THE ORIGINAL ONE IN THE THING, IT WAS CROSSED OFF THOUGH. IF YOU LOOK AT THE IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY, THERE'S A BIG X ACROSS THAT ON YOUR COMPUTER. YOU COULD SEE IT A LOT BETTER. YEAH. UNFORTUNATELY BLACK AND WHITE DIDN'T SHOW IT AS WELL. RIGHT. IF YOU HAD THE COLOR COPY. ROGER. OKAY. THAT THAT THOSE ROWS OF PARKING SPACES ARE NOT IN THIS PROJECT AS CURRENTLY PROPOSED. OKAY. GOTCHA. ALL RIGHT. OKAY. SO WE HAVE A MOTION AND A SECOND. SO ALL IN FAVOR. AYE. CARRIED 4.24 HIGHWAY BUDGET AMENDMENT. WHEREAS THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

[4.24. Highway Budget Amendment]

[01:05:05]

[4.25.TB Resolution to Extend a 6-Month Pause to Not Entertain NC or R-3 Rezonings]

I REMEMBER TALKING ABOUT THIS BEFORE AND IT'S KIND OF A FAKE RESOLUTION BECAUSE WE ALREADY HAVE THE ABILITY. IF YOU LOOK AT THIS IS WHAT I, I THINK JUST LAWMAKERS MAKE LAWS JUST TO MAKE LAWS. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE HAMBURG BOARD EXTENDS THE PAUSE ON NOT WHICH IS LIKE A DOUBLE NEGATIVE, I GUESS ON NOT ENTERTAINING REZONINGS TO R3 AND NC FOR AN ADDITIONAL SIX MONTHS. NOW I KNOW THAT MY COLLEAGUES SOMETIMES MAKE WE TALKED EARLIER ABOUT THE FORMALITIES OF A PUBLIC HEARING. WE'RE BASICALLY VOTING TO TAKE AWAY OUR POWER, RIGHT? I MEAN, SO I DON'T EVEN KNOW THAT THAT'S LEGAL BECAUSE WHAT WE'RE THE ULTIMATE AUTHORITY ON THESE ZONING THINGS. SO WHAT WE'RE VOTING TO DO IS SAYING WE WON'T DO OUR JOB. SO I FIND THAT TO BE SOMETHING THAT. WE HAVE THE DISCRETION. THAT'S OUR DISCRETION RIGHT HERE. NOW TO TAKE A VOTE ON THIS, PUT A PAUSE ON IT. I DON'T UNDERSTAND YOU.

JOSH, WOULD YOU LIKE TO COMMENT? NOT REALLY, BUT I'M SURE YOU WILL ANYWAY. HE ALWAYS ANSWERS VERY SUCCINCTLY, THOUGH HE DOES. HE GIVES GOOD ANSWERS. SO? SO THE POINT OF THE RESOLUTION IS YOU'RE CORRECT. THE TOWN BOARD, ANY REZONING, THE TOWN BOARD HAS THE ABILITY TO ENTERTAIN A REZONING OR NOT. THE REASON WHY WE'RE SPECIFICALLY CALLING OUT R3 AND NC IS BECAUSE THOSE ARE THE ONLY TWO ZONING DISTRICTS IN THE TOWN WHERE MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT IS PERMITTED, AS OF.

RIGHT. I MENTIONED EARLIER DURING THE WORK SESSION THAT PUD AND MU1 ARE OTHER ZONING DISTRICTS WHERE THERE'S MULTIFAMILY ALLOWED, BUT BEFORE IT EVEN GETS TO THE PLANNING BOARD, IT HAS TO COME BEFORE THIS BOARD. THE REASON FOR THIS RESOLUTION IS THAT RIGHT NOW, THERE'S A TON OF ZONING CODE UPDATES, AS YOU GUYS SEE ON THIS RESOLUTION TONIGHT, THERE ARE 5 OR 6 THAT ARE ALREADY COMING THROUGH THE TOWN. THERE'S ZONING CODES THAT ARE HAPPENING OUTSIDE OF CODE REVIEW THAT ARE LOOKING AT SOME OF THE NC AND R3 ZONING DISTRICTS RIGHT NOW, AND WE'RE PROPOSING TO CHANGE SOME OF THE PERMITTED USES AND SEE, FOR EXAMPLE, I CAN SAY WE'RE LOOKING AT LOOKING TO CHANGE SOME OF THE PERMITTED USES OF WHAT TYPE OF MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT IS ALLOWED IN THAT DISTRICT. AND EARLIER I SHOWED YOU GUYS A MAP OF HOW MUCH R3 AND NC EVEN IS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. SO THE POINT I'M SORRY. WHEN I LOOKED AT IT, IT LOOKED LIKE A LOT OF THE MAP WAS ALREADY EXISTING APARTMENTS, RIGHT? LIKE FOR EXAMPLE, I SAW ON ROGERS ROAD, LAKE HEIGHTS, I SAW, YOU KNOW, ON I SAW LIKE ALONG THE MCKINLEY. MCKINLEY PARKWAY PROXIMATE TO THE THRUWAY BY LAKE AVENUE APARTMENTS. JUST THERE'S A COUPLE EXAMPLES OF THE MAP THAT I HAD PERUSED EARLIER THAT THERE ALREADY ARE. RIGHT. BUT ANYWAY, I GUESS MY QUESTION IS WE ALREADY RETAIN THIS, RIGHT? MY UNDERSTANDING IS IF AN APPLICANT COMES TO US AND THEY WANT TO CHANGE AND CHANGE THE RULES FOR ZONING, THEY HAVE TO COME TO THE BOARD. CORRECT. AND IN THE PAST, AND THIS IS ONE OF THE THINGS THAT I GET A LOT OF CONCERNS FROM, FROM RESIDENTS ON AS WELL, IS THAT THIS THIS BOARD HAS ALLOWED CHANGES AND WE'VE NOW DEVELOPED AREAS THAT THAT PEOPLE MAY OR MAY NOT LIKE, I GUESS. BUT WITH RESPECT TO THIS RESOLUTION, DOES IT IMPACT ANY PROJECTS RIGHT NOW? THERE ARE NO CURRENT OTHER THAN WHAT'S ALREADY BEEN APPROVED IN THE MIDDLE OF 2024. THERE ARE NO OTHER MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS OTHER THAN THE GATEWAY PROJECT, BUT THAT'S ALSO A PUD, WHICH THIS BOARD APPROVED IN DECEMBER OF LAST YEAR. THERE'S

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EXCUSE ME. THIS IS MY AMENDMENT AND IF YOU CAN, YOU CAN VOTE FOR IT OR YOU CAN VOTE AGAINST IT.

ANYONE ON THIS BOARD? IT'S DEMOCRACY. I'M ONE VOTE. SO THAT WOULD BE UP TO MY COLLEAGUES ON THIS BOARD, BECAUSE THIS IS SOMETHING THAT I'VE BEEN PUSHING FOR A WHILE, AND I SEE IT AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADVANCE. WHAT CITIZENS ARE ASKING ME TO DO IS THAT WE ADD AN AMENDMENT THAT STOPS ALL MULTI-UNIT DEVELOPMENT, LIKE LANCASTER DID FOR ONE YEAR. THAT'S MY PROPOSAL, AND THAT'S MY PROPOSED AMENDMENT. DO I HAVE A SECOND FROM MY COLLEAGUES? NO. WHY DON'T ANYONE SECOND THAT HERE ON THIS BOARD? OKAY. I MAKE AN AMENDMENT TO WE HAVE A FIRST IN IT. WE HAVE A WE'VE MOVED THIS AMENDMENT THIS RESOLUTION, AND WE HAVE A SECOND. SO WE'RE READY TO VOTE. THEN I WOULD MOVE THAT. WE DO A WE DO AN EIGHT MONTH. I'LL AMEND IT AGAIN SINCE MY COLLEAGUES WON'T SUPPORT A ONE YEAR STOP ON ALL MULTI-UNIT DEVELOPMENT, WHICH I SUPPORT.

I'M ASKING THAT THIS BE AMENDED TO INCLUDE AN EIGHT MONTH. CEASE OR STOP OF ALL MULTI-UNIT DEVELOPMENT IN THE TOWN GOING FORWARD. YOU'RE RIDICULOUS. IS THERE A SECOND FROM ANYONE? OH.

WHY? A BECAUSE THE PROJECT HE. EXACTLY. I'M SORRY FRANK, I, I APPLAUD YOUR ENTHUSIASM FOR THIS TOPIC, BUT THERE'S WAYS TO GO ABOUT IT. WE HAVE TO YOU HAVE TO LAY THE GROUNDWORK AND DO THE WORK. THERE IS A LOT OF WORK GOING INTO THE R-3 AND THE ZONING. I AM ALL FOR YOUR IDEAS

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ALL IN FAVOR? AYE, AYE AYE. OPPOSED? FOR THE REASONS SET FORTH ON IF YOU COULD PUT AN AMENDMENT TO THE OPPOSITION, AS I HAD WANTED STRONGER TEETH TO THE RESOLUTION. UNDER SECTION

[4.26. Chapter 80 Referral to Planning Board and Public Hearing]

[4.27. Health and Safety Coordinator]

THE RATE OF PAY IS $5,436.86, TO BE PRORATED FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE TERM AT $2,613.88, AT $209 $209.11 PER PAY PERIOD. FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE IN ACCOUNT 87 140.102. I'D LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE. SECOND, AND I JUST HAD A QUESTION. HE IS AN EMPLOYEE, SO HE KNOWS HE CAN'T DO THIS JOB DURING WORKING HOURS. CORRECT? YES. OKAY. SO ALL IN FAVOR? AYE, AYE. 4.28

[4.28. Youth, Recreation & Senior Services PAF]

[4.29. B&G PAF]

[4.30. Highway Surplus Equipment Auction]

[01:20:08]

[4.31. Approve Supervisor to sign PO17 for Administrative Aide-Police (Administrative Assistant to Chief of Police)]

POLICE. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO CHIEF OF POLICE. BE IT RESOLVED AT THE TOWN BOARD AUTHORIZES THE SUPERVISOR TO SEND THE CIVIL SERVICE APPROVED PO 17, CREATING THE TITLE ADMINISTRATIVE AID POLICE. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO CHIEF OF POLICE. SO MOVED SECOND. OKAY. AND THE QUESTION WILL THIS BE A CSEA BARGAINING. WELL, WE HAVEN'T CREATED THE POSITION, BUT WOULD WOULD WE AGREE THAT IT WOULD BE A POSITION THAT WOULD BE REQUIRED TO BE IN THE BARGAINING UNIT? IS THAT. CIVIL SERVICE CAME UP WITH THE JOB DESCRIPTION TITLE? THIS IS MY UNDERSTANDING THOUGH IS THAT'S THE PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS BOARD THAT MAKES THOSE DESIGNATIONS. A CIVIL SERVICE DEPARTMENT DEALS WITH MERIT AND FITNESS. THAT THAT IS THE LAW.

BUT BUT IT WOULD BE MY PREFERENCE THAT. WELL, LET ME ASK YOU THIS QUESTION. WOULD THIS PERSON BE INVOLVED IN CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS? THIS PERSON IS ALREADY WORKING AS THE. AS THE HOW ARE THEY TITLED? IT WAS TIME FOR A SECOND. YEAH, YEAH, YEAH. GOTCHA. OKAY, I UNDERSTOOD YOU'RE JUST TRYING TO GET YOUR HIRE UNDER THE CORRECT TITLE. CORRECT. RIGHT UNDER.

OKAY, I UNDERSTAND. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. CARRIED. OKAY. 4.32 TOWN WIDE REFUSE. GARBAGE

[4.32.Town-wide Refuse and Garbage District MPR Proposal Authorization Resolution]

OKAY. IS THAT THERE'S NOT A THIRD WHEREAS THAT'S WHY I WAS THIRD RESOLVED. THIRD RESOLVED.

I'M SORRY. DID I SAY WHERE IS. YEAH. BE IT FURTHER THAT SAID FUNDS SHALL BE TRANSFERRED GENERAL FUND BALANCE ETCETERA. THAT'S THE THIRD RESOLVE NEEDS TO BE REMOVED. THIS IS IN THE HE SAID THAT WAS FOR ENGINEERING RIGHT. NO, HE HAD ONE FOR ENGINEERING. AND THIS ONE THOUGH WAS SENT OVER TODAY FROM. IT ALREADY IDENTIFIES IT LOOKS LIKE IT IDENTIFIES IN PARAGRAPH THREE THE I'M SORRY PARAGRAPH FOUR, THE FUNDING SOURCE THERE. SO ARE WE SET. SO I JUST NEED SOMEONE MAKE AN AMENDMENT TO REMOVE THE THIRD RESOLVED. MAKE AN AMENDMENT TO REMOVE THE THIRD RESOLVED CLAUSE. AND WE'LL GET A SECOND. WE'LL REMOVE IT AND THEN WE'LL READ IT AND IT'LL BE AN APPROVE IT. FUNDS LOANS REMOVE IT IN ITS ENTIRETY. RIGHT. THE THIRD RESOLVED CLAUSE NEEDS TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY. GENERAL FUND BALANCE, THAT BLAH BLAH. THAT ONE. YEP. IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS RESOLVED THAT'S BEING REMOVED. LIKE CLEARLY WHOEVER SUBMITTED THIS AGENDA ITEM HAD A REASON FOR IT. MY INTENTION, MY UNDERSTANDING FROM READING IT, IS THAT THE GOAL IS TO RECOUP WHATEVER COSTS WE INCUR FROM DOING THE MPR, THE. YEAH, MAKING THE MAP THAT WE RECOUP IT FROM THE DISTRICT. ONCE THE DISTRICT IS ESTABLISHED. OKAY. IS THAT WHAT THAT POINT OF THAT RESOLVED IS THAT THAT MAY HAVE BEEN THE INTENTION. THE WE'VE IDENTIFIED A FUNDING SOURCE, AND THIS IS A PART OF PREPARING THIS IS TO PAY FOR PREPARING, SORRY. THE MAP PLAN REPORT FOR THE DISTRICT. AND WE'VE IDENTIFIED A FUNDING SOURCE. AS WE MOVE FORWARD, WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO THE DISTRICT IS CREATED. THAT WOULD BE CONSIDERED A DISTRICT EXPENSE.

SO ARE YOU SAYING WE SHOULD REMOVE IT OR JUST. YEAH, THERE'S A THERE'S A REMOVAL. THERE WAS A AMENDMENT THAT CAME IN FROM THE COUNCIL WHO DRAFTED IT FOR US IS HANDLING THE FORMATION OF THE DISTRICT. THERE WAS A TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR. I THINK IT'S OKAY. I MAKE A MOTION TO

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YOU CAN AMEND YOU CAN AMEND THE ANY ITEM ON THE AGENDA IF YOU IF YOU CHOOSE, THAT'S YOUR PREROGATIVE TO AMEND. BUT WHAT WHAT APPEARED THURSDAY THOUGH ON THE ON THE WHAT'S IN FRONT OF YOU RIGHT NOW. CORRECT. SO BUT I'M ASKING KEN, OUR LAWYER, IF HE READ THIS ON THURSDAY. I DIDN'T KNOW THIS IS AMENDMENT SINCE THURSDAY. AMENDMENT CAME IN TODAY AND I WOULD DEFER TO WHEN HE WAS. FRANKLY, I'D DEFER TO PAT BECAUSE I'M NOT SURE WE HAVE A FUNDING SOURCE THAT WAS PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED AS CONTRACT PERSON. IT'S RIGHT IN THERE AS A CONTRACTED PERSONAL SERVICES, CORRECT? I MEAN, HONESTLY, TO LEAVE IT UNLESS THAT COUNCIL HAS A REASON, BECAUSE ESSENTIALLY WE'RE SAYING WE'RE PUTTING THE GENERAL FUND WE'RE GOING TO SPEND. IT'LL BE REIMBURSED BY THE DISTRICT AND THE DISTRICT TO THE SOUTH. BUT I I'M NOT A LAWYER. THAT'S WHERE SOME OF THE LEGAL COUNSEL IS DOING THE WORK FOR US DOESN'T LIKE THAT, THAT THERE MUST BE A REASON. BUT FROM PAST PRECEDENT, WE'RE JUST SAYING THAT THE GENERAL FUND. THE DISTRICT ESTABLISHED, THE FUNDS COLLECTED BY THE DISTRICT WILL REIMBURSE THE GENERAL FUND FOR THE MONEY THAT IS COMING, I GUESS. I GUESS MY ONLY QUESTION WOULD BE IS, KEN, DO WE HAVE TO VOTE ON THIS FIRST AND THEN MAKE AND THEN MAKE THE AMENDMENT, LIKE AFTER A SECOND, AFTER YOU GET A SECOND TO MAKE THE MOTION, OR IF YOU'RE AMENDING IT, YOU WOULD CERTAINLY VOTE ON THE AMENDMENT FIRST. AND THEN IF THAT PASSES, YOU WOULD VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION AS AMENDED. OKAY. OR YOU COULD STILL VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION NOW BEFORE WE VOTE ON IT. RIGHT? YES, YOU COULD DO THAT, BRAD, IF YOU DON'T MIND. THE LAST ONE THAT CAME IN WAS THE INCLUDED OR DIDN'T INCLUDE THAT PARAGRAPH.

NO, THAT THE ONE THAT CAME IN TODAY REMOVES THAT THIRD RESOLVED. RIGHT. SO THAT THAT IT SEEMS APPROPRIATE TO ME BECAUSE IT APPEARS THAT THERE'S TWO FUNDING SOURCES DESIGNATED. SO THAT'S WHY I THINK THEY WANTED TO REMOVE THAT, JUST TO TIDY IT UP. I WILL MAKE A MOTION TO AMEND AND REMOVE THE WHAT'S IT? THE THIRD RESOLVED. RESOLVED. OKAY. THAT STATES THE FUNDING AND TRANSFER TO THE GENERAL FUND. SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR. AYE AYE OKAY. SO NOW YOU NEED TO APPROVE AS AMENDED. I'LL READ THE I'LL READ THE RESOLUTION. TOWN WOULD REFUSE THE GARBAGE DISTRICT MPR PROPOSAL AUTHORIZATION RESOLUTION. WHEREAS THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF HAMBURG, THE TOWN BOARD, PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 12 A OF THE TOWN LAWS CONSIDERING ESTABLISHING A TOWN WIDE RESIDENTIAL REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF HAMBURG DISTRICT. AND WHEREAS THE TOWN BOARD DESIRES TO OBTAIN A MAP, PLAN AND REPORT FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DISTRICT AND NOW THEREFORE BE RESOLVED, THE TOWN BOARD DIRECTS THE TOWN ENGINEER TO SUPERVISE THE PREPARATION OF GENERAL MAP, PLAN AND REPORT PURSUANT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF TOWN LAW, SECTION 209 C TO SUPPORT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DISTRICT, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE SUM OF $5,000 IS HEREBY APPROPRIATED. H12214200440 CONTRACTED PERSONAL SERVICES TO PAY THE COST OF PREPARING GENERAL PLAN AND REPORT FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DISTRICT. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE TOWN BOARD AUTHORIZES THE TOWN OF HAMBURG SUPERVISOR TO SIGN A PROPOSAL FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR THE PREPARATION OF THE GENERAL PLAN AND REPORT, WHICH SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE TERMS OF THIS RESOLUTION, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, THAT THIS RESOLUTION IS SUBJECT TO A PERMISSIVE REFERENDUM IN THE MANNER PROVIDED IN TOWN LAW ARTICLE SEVEN. MOTION TO APPROVE. SECOND, ALL IN FAVOR

[4.33. Payment for Completion of Fiber Relocation Project]

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[Additional Item 2]

[Additional Item 3]

ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. CARRY BAG REVENUE. ACCOUNT TRANSFER. WHERE IS THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS DEPARTMENT RECEIVED A CHECK FROM BRIAN DIMMITT FOR ONE. DO WE JUST DO THAT? I'M SORRY. THE.

THAT'S IDENTICAL TO WHAT WE JUST. YEAH. WHAT DID THEY DO TO ME HERE OKAY. REVENUE CONTRACTION. I'M SORRY. WHAT IS IT CLEANER. ALL RIGHT. SO I GUESS WE ALREADY COVERED THAT ONE. I'M NOT SURE WHY THEY GAVE ME THE SECOND ONE. MY APOLOGIES. DISBURSEMENT. REVENUE TRANSFER.

[Additional Item 4]

TOWN BOARD OF AUDITOR CASH DISBURSEMENTS. THEIR TOTAL THE TOTAL IS $644,281.89. SO MOVED.

SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE, AYE. CARRIED. I HAVE IT UP HERE FOR MR. SHAY. OKAY, THAT CONCLUDES OUR AGENDA. PLEASE. OKAY. ANY COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC? NOPE. OKAY. HOW ABOUT FROM THE TOWN

[Additional Item 5]

YEAH. ALRIGHT. GOOD EVENING. LET ME START OFF BY THE HIGHWAY. RUSHES ON ONE JUST TO PUT IT OUT THERE. ALSO PAVING. WE'RE COMPLETING OUR FIRST PHASE OF THE PAVING. THAT'S THE TIM TAM AREA REGENTS, BRIAN COURT AND CHISHOLM AND ROBIN LANE. SO THAT'S THAT SHOULD BE ALL DONE TOMORROW. THE FIRST PHASE IS DONE. SECOND PHASE STARTS ON MONDAY. WE'RE GOING TO BE DOING SOUTH HILL, BONNIE LANE, PICTURE LAKE, STILWELL, LAKE VIEW TERRACE AND HOBBLEBUSH. THAT'LL BE THE SECOND PHASE AND THAT SHOULD DEFINITELY EAT UP THE REMAINDER OF MY BUDGET FOR PAVING. REMEMBER MONDAY AND THURSDAYS WE STILL HAVE THE ELECTRONIC DROP OFF H10. JUST AN UPDATE. I JUST GOT IT TODAY. IT'S AT THE PAINT SHOP, SO HOPEFULLY BY THE END OF THE WEEK WE WILL GET THAT BACK FROM THE DAMAGE FROM THE BLACKTOP FALLING ON TOP OF IT AT NO COST TO THE

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SO IT'LL BE BE MORE EFFICIENT FOR OUR PLOW DRIVERS. SO THEY HAVE THEY HAVE A MAP TO LOOK AT AT ALL TIMES WHEN THEY'RE PLOWING. SO THEY WANT TO KNOW WHEN THEY WHEN THEY DID A ROAD OR WHATEVER IT DOCUMENT WHAT TIME THEY DID THE ROAD WENT THROUGH IT. SO IT WILL PUT A LOT OF QUESTIONS TO BED FOR THAT BEING THE GOLF COURSE IS COMING ALONG REALLY GOOD. I'M STARTING TO GET SOME SOME REAL GOOD POSITIVE FEEDBACK FROM IT. SO IT'S ACTUALLY WE'RE DOING A GOOD JOB OUT THERE. IT'S NOT HELPING MY GOLF GAME, THOUGH. I STILL THINK, AND ALSO WE'RE WORKING ALONG WITH THE REC DEPARTMENT ABOUT POSTING ABOUT IF THE WATER IS CLOSED OR OPEN. THERE WERE SOME ISSUES THERE FOR A WHILE. SO WE'RE WE'RE TAKING THAT ISSUE OFF THE OFF THE TABLE. SO WE'RE POSTING IT ON OUR WEBSITE AND STUFF SO PEOPLE CAN JUST GO AND LOOK AND BE DONE BECAUSE PEOPLE CALL MY OFFICE. WE'RE CALLING JILL. SO WE'RE WORKING TOGETHER WITH THE REC DEPARTMENT TO GET THAT RESOLVED. AND ALSO I WANT TO THANK THE BIG GUYS THAT BIG THAT BIG BANNER THAT'S PUT UP THERE SO THAT PEOPLE KNOW THAT THIS IS DEFINITELY NOT A IT'S A PRIVATE BEACH NOW, IT'S NOT A PUBLIC BEACH. SO THROUGH TO THE REC DEPARTMENT AT OUR DEPARTMENT, WE PUT IT UP AND IT'S YOU DEFINITELY CAN'T MISS IT. SO THAT'S ALL I GOT. THANK. THANK YOU. AND I THINK IT'S A GREAT IDEA WITH THE PLOWS TO GET THAT INTERACTIVE STUFF GOING. SO. I JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU AGAIN FOR PRESENTING THE AWARD. I KNOW THOSE LADIES DID A LOT OF HARD WORK, SO WE APPRECIATE IT.

ALSO, SOME OF YOU WERE THERE AND FOR THE ONES THAT WEREN'T, WE HAVE TONS OF PICTURES. BUT OUR OPENING WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL. WE HAVE OFFICIALLY MOVED TO ECC SOUTH, SO THE YOUTH REC AND SENIOR SERVICES DEPARTMENT IS NOW AT BUILDING FOUR AT ECC SOUTH, RIGHT BEHIND LOT E, SO THERE'S LOTS OF SIGNAGE. WE HAVE LOTS OF PEOPLE OUT THERE, YOU KNOW, PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD BECAUSE APPARENTLY SOME PEOPLE STILL DON'T KNOW THAT WE MOVED. I DON'T KNOW IF THEY'VE BEEN LIVING UNDER A ROCK OR WHAT, BUT LET THEM KNOW. SO THANK YOU AGAIN. WE'RE GOING TO BE WE MAY STILL HAVE A FEW TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES LIKE ED WAS SAYING. UNFORTUNATELY IT'S, YOU KNOW, TRANSFERRING SOME PHONES AND COMPUTERS AND STUFF. SO I REALLY APPRECIATE THE HELP, YOU KNOW, BUT KEEP US POSTED. ANY FEEDBACK YOU HAVE I THINK IT'S GOING VERY WELL THOUGH. AND PLEASE COME VISIT. THANK YOU, THANK YOU. FOR THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT. OUR NEXT PLANNING BOARD MEETING IS ON JULY 9TH. WE HAVE NINE ITEMS ON THE AGENDA. THE GATEWAY BUILDING THAT I JUST TALKED ABOUT IS ON THE AGENDA. THERE ARE SOME THINGS GOING ON IN WOODLAWN. THEY'RE ALWAYS PLANNING PROJECTS GOING ON THROUGHOUT THE TOWN. SO OUR NEXT PLANNING BOARD MEETING IS JULY 9TH. WHEN I TALKED ABOUT SOME OF THOSE ZONING CODE UPDATES, WE WILL BE HAVING SOME PUBLIC MEETINGS SOMETIME LATER, MAYBE IN JULY, SOMETIME IN AUGUST FOR SOME OF THOSE ZONING CODE UPDATES THAT I TALKED ABOUT. ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE TRY TO DO, OR AT LEAST THAT I TRY TO DO, IS ZONING IS A COMPLICATED MATTER. SO I'LL TRY TO EDUCATE NOT ONLY THE PUBLIC, BUT ALSO THE TOWN BOARD AND ANYONE WHO HAS ANY QUESTIONS. THAT'S ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE TRY TO DO. I'LL HAVE MY COLLEAGUE WITH ME WHO'S A LITTLE BIT MORE LONG WINDED THAN I AM, BUT WE'LL TRY TO DO THE BEST TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT WE HAVE OR THAT THE PUBLIC MAY HAVE. AND THEN I ALSO JUST WANTED TO PROVIDE A BRIEF UPDATE. THE TOWN IS ALSO GOING THROUGH ITS LOCAL WATERFRONT REVITALIZATION PROGRAM UPDATE, ALSO KNOWN AS THE. THINK OF IT AS LIKE A PLAN FOR THE WATERFRONT AREA. WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A PUBLIC MEETING IN THE FALL FOR THAT PROJECT. SO WE ARE ENCOURAGING, YOU KNOW, PEOPLE FROM WOODLAWN, HOOVER BEACH, ALL THE WAY DOWN TO ATHOL SPRINGS.

WE'LL HAVE SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THAT, BUT KEEP THAT ON YOUR RADAR THAT WE WILL HAVE ANOTHER PUBLIC MEETING FOR THAT SOMETIME IN THE LATE FALL. WILL THAT COINCIDE WITH THAT GRANT THAT WE JUST IT WILL IT WILL EVENTUALLY COINCIDE. SO THE LTP WE'RE LOOKING TO TRY TO FINISH THAT LATE QUARTER FOR THIS YEAR, QUARTER ONE OF 2026. AND THAT GRANT BY THE TIME CONTRACTS ARE SIGNED AND IT STARTS GOING ON, THAT'LL BE SOMETIME IN 2026. SO IT'LL FALL RIGHT IN LINE BECAUSE THAT GRANT IS ACTUALLY USING FUNDING FROM WHAT THAT WILL BE FINALIZING. SO IT'LL ACTUALLY IT'LL ACTUALLY FALL RIGHT IN LINE. VOTED FOR IT. AND THAT'S MY THAT'S MY UPDATE. THANK YOU THANK YOU, THANK YOU. CAN I ASK A QUESTION. SO EARLIER YOU ALLUDED TO GATEWAY. WOULD THAT HAVE BEEN APPROVED HAD THAT HAPPEN. BUT MY MEMORY IS NOT GOOD. AND I TOO AM NOT AN ATTORNEY. BUT I DO RECALL THAT A COMMENT AT THAT PUBLIC MEETING WAS ANYTHING THAT WAS IN POINT OR IN PROCESS WAS EXEMPT FROM ANYTHING THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN DECIDED ON THAT NIGHT. SO I JUST

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THERE WAS CONCERN ABOUT THAT. OKAY. THANK YOU. LEAVING THIS COMMUNITY. THANKS FOR CLARIFYING THAT FOR ME. THANK YOU. OKAY. MATT, DID YOU WANT TO SAY SOMETHING? I JUST WANTED TO UPDATE THE BOARD ON THE INTERSECTION OF BAYVIEW, ABBOT, CLARK AND ARMOR, THE SYNCRO MODEL STUDY THAT WAS REQUESTED BY THE COUNTY IS COMPLETED. I'M GOING TO SEND ALL THE DATA OVER TO GINA AND HAVE HER LOOK AT IT, AND THEN WE CAN MOVE FORWARD IF SHE'S GOOD WITH IT. SO AND THEN HOPEFULLY WE CAN GET SOME BIDS AND THEN PRESENT IT TO THE BOARD. SO THAT'S WHERE WE'RE AT WITH THAT. THANK YOU SIR. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR GOOD WORK ON THE BOARD MATT. THAT'S GREAT. OKAY. ANYTHING ELSE. OH. OR BOARD MEMBERS RIGHT. NO REPORT. I JUST WANT TO CONGRATULATE CAPTAIN TODD ON HIS GRADUATION FROM THE FBI. NATIONAL ACADEMY SESSIONS NUMBER 294, CONGRATULATE EBONY ON RETIRING FROM ROCHESTER POLICE DEPARTMENT AND HER NEW CAREER.

AND THAT'S ALL I GOT. MEGAN. JUST A COUPLE THINGS I WANTED TO THANK YOU THROUGHOUT YOUR SERVICES FOR THAT EXCELLENT EVENT ON JULY 2ND. IT GAVE BOTH MYSELF, SUPERVISOR OVSHINSKY, AND COUNCIL MEMBER FARRELL LAWRENCE AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEET WITH PEOPLE THAT ARE UTILIZING THE CURRENT SENIOR CENTER AND HEAR THEIR. THEIR HOPES AND DREAMS AND ALL THE THINGS THAT THEY FIND MOST USEFUL AND DESIRABLE ABOUT THE CURRENT SENIOR CENTER AND THE THINGS THEY ARE SO EXCITED TO UTILIZE IN OUR NEW SPACE AT ECC. IT WAS ALSO NICE TO GET A TOUR FROM SOME OF THE MOST FREQUENT VISITORS TO THE CENTER. THEY WERE QUICK TO SHOW ME AROUND AND WANTED TO SHOW ME ALL THEIR FAVORITE SPACES, WHICH WAS PRETTY REMARKABLE CONSIDERING WE WERE JUST A FEW DAYS IN AND THEY HAD ALREADY STAKED CLAIM TO, WHICH WAS THE BEST SPOT TO PLAY CARDS AND THE BEST SPOT TO HAVE A CHAT, AND THE BEST ROOMS TO HAVE CLASSES IN. SO NICE JOB JILL, AND I KNOW THAT MY KIDDOS AND YOUR KIDDOS REALLY LOVED THE HOT DOG ROAST. THEY WERE EXCELLENT HOT DOG SERVERS. YEAH, I WANTED TO REMIND EVERYBODY THAT THE HAMBURG LIBRARY, BOTH HAMBURG AND THE LAKESHORE LIBRARY HAVE STARTED THEIR SUMMER READING PROGRAM. THEY HAVE SUMMER READING PROGRAMS FOR BOTH YOUTH AND ADULTS, SO I ENCOURAGE YOU TO SIGN UP. IT'S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO MOTIVATE YOUR CHILDREN AND YOURSELF TO DO A LITTLE BIT MORE READING. THEY DON'T HAVE ANY PREFERENCE AS TO WHAT YOU CHOOSE TO READ, SO ENCOURAGE EVERYBODY TO GET OUT THEIR BOOKS AND SPEND A LITTLE TIME FREE FROM THE ELECTRONICS AND WORK ON THEIR READING. THE HAMBURG LIBRARY DOES HAVE AN EVENT ON THE 21ST. THEY HAVE HAWK CREEK COMING. YOU DO NEED TO RSVP, BUT IT IS AN ANIMAL ADAPTATIONS EVENT AND THE OR THE LAKESHORE LIBRARY HAS BALLOON BLAST ON THE 14TH. AND I WAS PARTICULARLY INTRIGUED THAT THE 26TH, WHICH I BELIEVE IS ALSO BLAST IN THE BEACH DAY. THEY HAVE THE FOAM RIDER, WHICH IS A FOAM CANNON AT LAKESHORE LIBRARY. I MAY PASS ON IT, BUT I'M PRETTY SURE MY KIDS WILL NOT. SO. AND WITH THAT, I WILL PASS IT OFF TO COUNCIL MEMBER LAWRENCE, BECAUSE I'M SURE SHE'S GOING TO TELL US ALL ABOUT BLAST IN THE BEACH. I WILL, BUT I THINK PEOPLE CAN FIT BOTH OF THOSE EVENTS IN. SO ON JULY 26TH WE DO HAVE BLAST ON THE BEACH. I WILL LEAVE SEVERAL FLIERS RIGHT HERE THAT I'VE BEEN PROVIDED WITH IF YOU WANT SOME MORE DETAILS, BUT THERE ARE EVENTS GOING ON RIGHT FROM 1 P.M, RIGHT THROUGH 10 P.M. AND THE CULMINATION, OF COURSE, WILL BE THE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. AND THANK YOU TO ALL THE VOLUNTEERS ON THAT GROUP WHO PUT IN A LOT OF WORK IN YEAR ROUND. ALSO, THANK

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AND THERE'S MORE TO COME. THIS IS JUST WE DECIDED TO DO IT IN GROUPS, SMALL GROUPS AT A TIME, BECAUSE IT ALSO AFFORDS US THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE SURE THAT THE PUBLIC DOES UNDERSTAND. AND THANK YOU, JOSH, BECAUSE I KNOW ANOTHER THING THAT WE DID SEVERAL MEETINGS AGO, WE STARTED HAVING YOU AND OUR OTHER TOWN PLANNER WERE AVAILABLE FOR AN HOUR BEFORE OUR TOWN BOARD MEETING ABOUT THAT PARTICULAR GROUP OF CODE REVISIONS. AND WE'LL CONTINUE TO DO THAT AS WE INTRODUCE THESE NEW REVISIONS AND ZONING CHANGES, BECAUSE I THINK THAT'S IMPORTANT. AND AGAIN, IT HELPS THE PUBLIC TO UNDERSTAND HOW WE GOT TO THAT POINT, BECAUSE IT IS NOT JUST ONE PERSON. IT'S A LOT OF PEOPLE THAT WORKED FOR A VERY LONG TIME TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN. SO THANK YOU TO ALL OF THEM. THANK YOU TO YOUTH REC AND SENIOR SERVICES. IT BEING FOR THE MOVE, THAT WAS A GREAT EVENT THAT WE WENT TO. IF I COULD ALSO JUST NOTE WE FREQUENTLY HAVE MANY OUTSTANDING MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY WHO ARE WHO ARE BEING RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR INCREDIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS IN MANY, MANY DIFFERENT WAYS. BUT THERE WAS ONE INDIVIDUAL WHO RECENTLY I WOULD I WOULD LIKE TO JUST MENTION HIM BECAUSE HE WAS RECOGNIZED BY SENATOR PATRICK GALLIVAN AS ONE OF THE VETERANS OF THE YEAR IN NEW YORK STATE. AND THAT'S MAX DONATELLI, A HAMBURG RESIDENT. MAX HAS JOINED US HERE SEVERAL TIMES AT OUR TOWN BOARD MEETINGS AND IS ON SEVERAL OF OUR COMMITTEES IN THE TOWN, SO WE WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE MAX DONATELLI FOR THAT EXTRAORDINARY RECOGNITION BY SENATOR GALLIVAN IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. AND FINALLY, IF WE COULD JUST CLOSE THE MEETING TODAY WITH A MOMENT OF SILENCE FOR COMMANDER JOHN GROTKE, HE WAS COMMANDER OF THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 527, WHO PASSED AWAY SUDDENLY SEVERAL WEEKS AGO. HE LEFT AN INDELIBLE MARK ON THAT POST ON OUR COMMUNITY. AND AS IN HIS SERVICE FOR OUR COUNTRY, HE WAS AN INCREDIBLE HUMAN BEING, AND I KNOW I WAS HONORED TO MAKE HIS ACQUAINTANCE OVER THE LAST NUMBER OF YEARS. AND IF WE COULD CLOSE OUR MEETING WITH A MOMENT OF SILENCE AND ALSO JUST KEEP HIS FAMILY IN MIND. THANK YOU. I NEVER REPORTS A MOTION TO ADJOURN. SECOND. UNANIMOUS SECOND.

* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.