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Village of Bergen,
New York 111 Buffalo Street P.O. Box 100 Bergen, NY 14416 Ph: (585)494-1513 ---- Fax: (585)494-1730 |
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Proudly located in
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VILLAGE BOARD of TRUSTEES The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees was called to Order by
Mayor LeSage at 7:00 p.m. with the following present: Also present were Deputy Clerk Linda Bryant, CEO/ZEO Thomas Williamson, DPW Supervisor Marty Krause, Historian Tally Almquist, Dale Leiter, Bob Bobzin, Mary Ann Price, Arthur Price, Elizabeth Smith, Robert Smith, George Filowick, Jr., George Filowick, Sr., and Cindy Favata. APPROVAL OF BILLS: A motion to approve the bills as presented was made by
Trustee Wayne Bailey and seconded by Trustee Virginia Adams. The motion
carried by the following vote: APPROVAL OF MINUTES: A motion to approve the minutes of the Regular Meeting of September
24, 2003 was made by Trustee Anna Marie Barclay and seconded by Trustee
Virginia Adams. The motion carried by the following vote: PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR: Fire Department - Robert Bobzin addressed the Board and responded to inquires concerning the 2004 proposed Fire Department budget. Dale Leiter addressed the Board and sought approval of a letter regarding Mayne Estates Development. MAYOR'S REPORT The Mayor reported and updated the information on the transmission lines and tree stumps. HISTORIAN'S REPORT Historian Tally Almquist informed the Board that the state now requires the historian to be certified, which is of no cost to the Village. She is gathering up her years of service as historian to enable her to become certified. .CEO/ZEO REPORT: Tom Williamson addressed the Board with a progress report on a variety of compliance issues including Loewke, Ralph & Rosie's Deli, Devonshire Manor Apartments, Lynx Machine Tool Corporation, discharge of firearms and the emergency plan. A motion to approve the oral and written report of the CEO/ZEO was made by Trustee Anna Marie Barclay and seconded by Trustee Robert Bausch. The motion carried unanimously. DPW SUPERVISOR'S REPORT: Trustee Bob Bausch offered the following resolution for adoption: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Village owns and maintains Village streets as a municipal duty, and WHEREAS, the Village has discontinued its intermunicipal agreement with the Town, and WHEREAS, the Village has identified a need for equipment to carry out its municipal duties, and WHEREAS, the DPW Supervisor recommends the purchase of a ¾ ton pickup truck with plow and has obtained three price quotations and reviewed State bid for this equipment, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Village purchase said equipment
to be audited as follows: The resolution was seconded by Trustee Wayne Bailey and carried by the following vote: Mayor Thomas LeSage-aye Trustee Wayne Bailey offered the following resolution for adoption: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Village owns and maintains Village streets as a municipal duty, and WHEREAS, the Village has discontinued its intermunicipal agreement with the Town, and WHEREAS, the Village has identified a need for equipment to carry out its municipal duties, and WHEREAS, the DPW Supervisor recommends the purchase of a 10 foot snow pusher and has obtained three price quotations and reviewed State bid for this equipment, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Village purchase said equipment to be audited as follows: $2,625.00 (1640.200A) The resolution was seconded by Trustee Bob Bausch and carried by the following vote: Mayor Thomas LeSage-aye The following resolution was offered by Trustee Bob Bausch for adoption: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Village has created a general fund special reserve for equipment purchases, and WHEREAS, this reserve currently has a balance of $10,549.53, and WHEREAS, the Village has identified an equipment need in the nature of a pickup truck with plow for carrying out its municipal street maintenance duties, and WHEREAS, the Board has determined that such equipment purchase would be in the best interests of the residents of the Village, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees recognizes that
the expenditure of all funds from the Special Reserve established for
equipment for the purchase of a pickup truck with plow (and thereby closing
the reserve) is subject to permissive referendum pursuant to the provisions
of Article 9 of Village Law, Section 6C of general Municipal Law and,
various provisions of Local Finance Law, inter alia. Mayor Thomas LeSage-aye A motion to approve the written and oral DPW Supervisor's report was made by Trustee Virginia Adams and seconded by Trustee Wayne Bailey. The motion carried unanimously. TRUSTEE CONCERNS: There was some discussion regarding a manhole cover on McKenzie Street. DPW Supervisor, Marshall Krause explained that this could be repaired with patch. OLD BUSINESS: 1. Town-Village Business 2. Proposed local laws 3. Mayor's economic development incentives for downtown NEW BUSINESS: 1. The Deputy Clerk formally presented an application for rezoning of the newly annexed lands and a long form SEQRA application. A motion was made by Trustee Robert Bausch and seconded by Trustee Anna Marie Barclay to refer rezoning of SEQR to the Planning Board for recommendation. The motion carried unanimously. The Clerk is directed to forward a copy to the Planning Board Chairperson or Secretary of the Planning Board prior to its next meeting and request that it be placed on the agenda for consideration. 2. After discussion about the Board of Trustee's role in the SEQRA process,
a motion was made by Robert Bausch and seconded by Wayne Bailey ADJOURNMENT: A motion to adjourn was made by Trustee Robert Bausch and seconded by Trustee Anna Marie Barclay. The motion carried by the following vote: Mayor Thomas LeSage-aye Respectfully submitted,
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