is familiar; the procedure for establishing a fire protection district is fairly simple but it’s important to make one distinction in it. 1st the board has to hold a public hearing on the matter, if the board established that the fire protection district is in the best interest of the town then you have to adopt a resolution to that effect. Then subsequesnt to that resolution you have to adopt another resolution establishing the actual bounds of the district, the geographical boundaries as it’s mentioned in the actual law itself. No properties within an incorporated village may be part of a fire protection district. That’s the actual resolution to create the fire protection district then both of those resolutions, certified copies (resolutions) should be filed with the County Clerk and Audit & Control with the State Comptroller’s office within 10 days of the adoption. Supervisor Volpe: this is the only other alternative correct? Atty. Bavoso: yes. the 1st step is establishing a date and time for the public hearing. This can be coordinated with the district dissolution.
RESOLUTION TO SET PUBLIC HEARING TO CREATE A FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT:
MOTION offered by Councilman Howell 2nd by Councilman Cambareri to set public hearing to create a fire protection district for March 16, 2015 at 7:15pm. All in favor: Howell, Ketcham, Volpe, Sutherland, Cambareri, carried.
RESOLUTION TO APPROVE HIGHWAY TRAINING:
MOTION offered by Councilman Howell 2nd by Councilman Cambareri to approve highway training for Dean, Julie & 2 men on 3-20-15 at Cornell Coop. Ext. in Middletown, NY for 4 hr. contractor training-MS4 $95/person. All in favor: Howell, Ketcham, Volpe, Sutherland, Cambareri, carried.
RESOLUTION TO GO TO BID FOR SPRING/FALL DUMPSTER SERVICE FOR CLEAN-UP:
MOTION offered by Councilman Cambareri 2nd by Councilman Howell to allow Highway Supt. to go to bid for dumspter service for the spring and fall clean-up 2015. All in favor: Howell, Ketcham, Volpe, Sutherland, Cambareri, carried.
RESOLUTION TO AUDIT THE CLAIMS:
MOTION offered by Councilwoman Sutherland 2nd by Councilman Ketcham to approve the following bills:
GENERAL A: #84-112 $69,249.60
GENERAL B: #12-16 $6,459.02
HIGHWAY: #23-28 $44,700.68
SEWER: #13-16 $3,226.51
CAP RES GEN A: #1 $89.99
CAP RES GEN B: #1 $5,838.00
THRALL LIB.: #1 $1,978.16. All in favor: Howell, Ketcham, Volpe, Sutherland, Cambareri, carried.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION:
Dan Golebiowski: spoke with plant operator of the water company. The pump will be replaced at the pump station at corner of Homestead Lane & Wedgewood Lane on March 4. The plant operator also stated the other pump house at top of development will be able to handle the water supplies. He was letting the board, clerks