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called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Town Board Members Present Bob Prendergast Councilman Gina LeClair Councilwoman Todd Kusnierz Councilman Robert J. Vittengl, Jr. Councilman Preston L. Jenkins, Jr. Supervisor Town Board Members Absent None Also Present: Leeann McCabe, Town Clerk; Paul Joseph, Highway Superintendent; Jesse Fish, Water Superintendent; Reed Antis, Planning Board Member and Town Resident led the Pledge of Allegiance. welcomed everyone to the meeting and asked that all electronic devices be turned off or silenced. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The three sets of minutes from January 27, 2015 were prepared and presented to the Town Board in advance of the meeting for their review, comment, correction and approval. A motion was made by and seconded by to approve the three sets of minutes from January 27, 2015 as prepared. Abstain Abstain The two sets of minutes from February 10, 2015 were prepared and presented to the Town Board in advance of the meeting for their review, comment, correction and approval. A motion was made by and seconded by to approve the two sets of minutes from February 10, 2015 as prepared. Abstain SET FUTURE MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS None scheduled 66

15 MINUTE PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD Reed Antis asked if there was any word on the Sheriff s Department and if they would be staying in their building or moving to the Municipal Building. stated that he had a meeting with the Sheriff and two of his people. They went over the changes and stated that they weren t happy with the basic building for one point. There doing a lot of re-organization. The Sheriff told the Supervisor that even though there are three cars at this station, only one patrols the Town of Moreau. All they did was pick up their vehicles here. told the Sheriff that he wasn t happy that they didn t discuss the situation with him. They re looking to keep one car here for three people on different shifts to work out of one of the rooms at the rear of the Town Meeting Room. They ll be in the old building for another two or three weeks. There will be a meeting in a week to finalize the details. They ll have their own entrance for the office at the Municipal Building and will have privacy. It s not as large as the building they re in now, but there s room here and they seem comfortable with that. He ll know more after he speaks with the Sheriff next week. Reed asked about the County recycling at the Transfer Station and if it was finalized. stated yes and that he had signed the contract with the County. The Town is scheduled to take over the observing of the operations of the recycling as of March 2, 2015. Reed asked how much this would be saving the County. replied that the County would be paying the Town $35,000 annually and the first 10 month period would be pro-rated. The County will probably cut their loss in half. They re still projecting to lose about $250,000.00 by running the ones that remain. They re going to cut their losses by eliminating payroll and benefit costs. stated that the last he knew the County wasn t making money in recycling. TOWN CLERK REQUEST The Town Clerk has requested the transfer of $200.00 from account A1410.4 Town Clerk Contractual to be put into A1410.2 Town Clerk Equipment. There was nothing budgeted for equipment and one of the printers in her office isn t working. The transfer is necessary to make this purchase. A motion was made by and seconded by approving the transfer of $200.00 from account A1410.4 Town Clerk Contractual and be moved to account A1410.2 Town Clerk Equipment. HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT REQUESTS A motion was made by and seconded by approving the purchase of (6) Cutting Edge Set-up Sets for Plows & Wings from Chemung Supply for $5,324.00 and for freight not to exceed a cost of $31.00. This purchase would be paid from account DB5130.492 which has a balance of $38,568.54 as of 2/24/15. 67

WATER DEPARTMENT REQUESTS Jess Fish stated that Jamie is required to have a Grade D License in order to work on the water lines if he s not under the supervision of himself. He is requesting authorization to send Jamie to a Grade D Water Distribution Operator Certification Course on March 16, 2015 March 20, 2015. stated that Jamie is doing a good job for the Water Department and sees a future in this position. A motion was made by and seconded by approving James Graul to attend a Grade D Water Distribution Operator Certification Course, March 16, 2015 March 20, 2015 in Cortland, New York at a cost of $550 for the course and materials, $415.00 for lodging at the Holiday Inn-Cortland, $30.00 per day for meals plus mileage. RECREATION DEPARTMENT REQUESTS The maintenance Director had no requests but gave an update on the transfer of sound equipment from the Annex Building. He stated that he s in the process of taking down the wiring from that building and he wanted to touch base with Judge McCabe to see what his thoughts are. stated that he should be seeking the thoughts of the Town Board. Tim Johnston stated that he s here during the day and sees, Bob Vittengl and Judge McCabe. asked him to keep the Board informed. THINNING OF TREES AT THE MOREAU TECH PARK got ahold of Chuck Gerber and walked the Tech Park and asked him what he would do to open it up. He supplied pictures of a job that he was envisioning on Route 9 near Thousand Oaks. Because they haven t merged the lots together yet, they would just be doing Town owned lots in the Tech Park. They would start with lot #4, where they are clearing out for a Solar Farm. The remainder of the lots would be thinned out similar to the picture. They would leave the stumps in but everything would be chipped and there would be no slash left. Because of the amount of snow on the ground, he couldn t give us an exact number for stumpage. He estimated a net to the Town of $7,000 to $10,000. They would anticipate being out by May 1, 2015. This will bring revenue in for the Town. stated that one of the things he d like to see the Town Board do is for the revenues to be earmarked for the Town of Moreau tax abatement fund so it doesn t just go into the General Fund. stated that he would check to see if we could do this with the Comptroller s Office. asked the Town Attorney if she s seen the contract from Prentiss & Carlisle yet. stated that the contract he s looking at is an old one and that the new one hasn t been drawn up yet. They would do a new contract based on this one subject to approval of the Town Attorney. A motion was made by and seconded by approving Prentiss & Carlisle to thin the trees at the Moreau Tech Park subject to contract approval from the Attorney for the Town and authorizing the Supervisor to sign the contract. 68

TRANSFER STATION There isn t enough information to discuss collection changes at the Transfer Station. stated that the Town would be spending another 28 hours at the Transfer Station so we would need to run an ad for some part-time help. A motion was made by and seconded by authorizing an ad to be run for a part-time clerk at the Transfer Station. IT PROPOSALS stated that this concerns contractual issues and will be discussed in executive session. 15 MINUTE PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD Reed Antis stated that historically the Town hires and puts money into training people and then they leave for better paying jobs. Can the Town get reimbursed if this person leaves within 6 months or a year of the training? stated that Mr. Graul is a skilled worker and is making more money here than his last job. He hopes that he sees a future in this position. He doesn t know how you would stop someone from leaving. You can write personal services contracts but you would probably pay more for legal fees than the cost of the course. Mr. Antis asked what the Town would be doing with the house that the Sheriff s sub-station is in if they leave. stated that the Board has several options that they have to look at. He stated that we have a situation in that there is this one little room at the Municipal Building that three people share. The Maintenance Department and Transfer Station people do their accounting in this room. Reed asked if the Town has already outgrown this building. replied no what he was saying was that we have a person who needs to do bookkeeping that he can t do in his shed, so he comes here. We also have a Director of Maintenance that uses the same office as well as the Recreation Director. He stated that it is something that they ll have to look into to see if it makes sense. He also stated that it would be too hard to lease the building and when the building was purchased they knew that it might disappear someday. COMMITTEE REPORTS reported that she and have a meeting scheduled with Tim Burley on March 2, 2015 at 3:00 to discuss the water districts. stated that he s prepared a spread sheet for the Board Members to look at and if they have any questions, they can come see him. 69

also stated that the Garden Application for this year has been put in everyone s box and is the same as last years. SUPERVISOR S ITEMS The Supervisor stated that he has a sewer contract between the City of Glens Falls and the Town of Moreau. Attorney Buettner stated that she hadn t had a chance to look at the work plan that was attached to it. stated that this can wait until March 10 th. The Supervisor reported that he received a reply from the State of New York regarding the Route 32 and Reservoir Road intersection. They reviewed all the information and will be increasing the size of the stop and stop ahead signs. They will be installing reflective strips and posts and intersection warning signs on the State Highway. They will also install larger speed limit 45 signs on Route 32. This work will be done as the weather allows. Upon removal of the existing stop ahead signs, the state will return the flashing beacon to the Town. A motion was made by and seconded by to adjourn to executive session at 7:32 p.m. to discuss a possible contract for IT services and to discuss a personnel issue with an unnamed employee. Jesse Fish, Water Superintendent, was invited into the executive session. Roll call resulted as follows: The Town Clerk did not sit in on the executive session. A motion was made by and seconded by to adjourn the executive session and re-open the regular meeting at 8:15 p.m. No action was taken in the executive session. A motion was made by and seconded by approving North Country Computers and PS Technical Services for Technical Services for the Town including the Town Court on an as needed basis at the rates quoted. A motion was made by and seconded by to adjourn the regular meeting for the evening at 8:18 p.m. 70

Meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Leeann McCabe Town Clerk The above minutes are not intended to be a complete transcript of the meeting, only a summary. To hear the complete audio of the meeting, please visit the Town s website at: www.townofmoreau.org 71