May 13, 2009 Bid Opening 6:30 PM

Present were Highway Superintendent Jensen, Clerk Brown and representatives from Suit-Kote and Midland Asphalt.

Road Construction materials – bituminous products – Two bids received: Midland Asphalt and Suit-Kote. Both bids had the non-collusive bidding certificate.

Tiling - One bid received from LB Tiling @$1.05 per lineal foot.

Hauling - Two bids received: Hojnowski Transport and Huber & Huber.

All bids results incorporated as part of the minutes.

May 13. 2009 Work Session 6:30 PM

Supervisor Grant along with Council Members George, Mohun and Frounick audited the Highway, General Fund and Special District claims, discussed the County Snow & Ice Agreement, public hearing on Goudy, and met with Sandy Gerstner regarding a neighbor situation.

May 13, 2009 Regular Meeting 7:30 PM

Supervisor Grant declared the meeting open and asked Councilman Frounick to lead the pledge to the flag. Present were Council Members Mohun, George, Frounick and Highway Superintendent Jensen. Councilman Gadd absent, called, will be late, vehicle being towed.

Supervisor Grant opened the public hearing on a special use permit application submitted by Ronald Goudy.

April minutes – Supervisor Grant asked if any additions or corrections. Motion made by George, seconded by Frounick to approve the minutes, voting all ayes, carried.

Supervisor Grant stated it’s been the policy to approve a subscription to the Daily News for the Town Historian. She asked for a motion to approve one for Town Historian Mohun. Motion so made by Frounick, seconded by George. Grant, George and Frounick voted aye. Mohun abstained from voting.

General fund claims #116 – 159 totaling $16,818.81 presented. Motion made by Mohun, seconded by Frounick to approve the general fund claims presented. Voting all ayes, carried.

Highway claims # 94 - 116 totaling $21,119.83 presented. Motion made by Frounick, seconded by George to approve the highway claims presented. Voting all ayes, carried.

Supervisor Grant asked for approval of a transfer from the fire protection district’s checking accounts, the small remaining balances, totaling $38.42 to be transferred to the General Fund, which is interest earned during the period the money was in there. Motion so made by George, seconded by Mohun to approve the transfer, voting all ayes, carried.

Special District claims: Cowlesville Water District claims #22 – 26 totaling $2447.63 and Cowlesville Street Lighting claim #5 in the amount of $183. Motion made by Frounick seconded by Mohun to approve the Special District claims, voting all ayes, carried.

Supervisor’s Financial Statement: Council Member Mohun asked why such an increase in the GF checking balance, where did the money come from. $25,000 was taken from the CD and transferred into the checking. Motion made by Mohun, seconded by George to approve the Supervisor’s Financial statement. Voting all ayes, carried.

Correspondence: Letter dated May 6^th read from the Tn of Bennington Wind Energy Advisory Committee re: Monthly Wind Energy Report for April 2009. Clerk also mentioned that The Wind Energy Advisor Comm. has scheduled an Informational Meeting on June 3^rd, 6:30 PM to address the Final Report.

Notice of the Annual Southern Tier West Local Gov. Conference which took place on May 6^th, also notice from Genesee/Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council of their Spring 2009 Regional Local Government Workshop scheduled for May 15, 2009 in Pittsford, NY.

Memo dated Apr. 22^nd from the Wyo. County Planning & Development re: Audubon International Notices.

Certificates of Insurance naming the Tn. of Bennington as additional insured received from: Zoladz Construction, Duro-Shed, Arthritis Foundation and LB Tiling.

Certificate of Attendance for the Board of Assessment Review received for Bernadine Matteson.

Notice from the Wyo. County Emergency services re: NIMS Training Schedule.

Final Report from the Town of Bennington Wind Energy Advisory Committee.

Supervisor Grant reported receiving a letter from the Wyoming County Health Dept. re: swine flu.

Received notice from Assemblyman Burling that the CHIPS allocation for 2009 – 2010 has been fully restored and the town will be receiving the full payment.

Ms. Grant read letter she received from the Hopkins Family on Sierk Road re: the condition of Sierk Road.

Wind Energy Advisory Committee’s Final Report – Supervisor Grant asked for a motion to accept the Final Wind Energy Advisory Committee’s Report. Motion so made by Mohun, seconded by George, voting all ayes, carried.

Authorize the clerk to advertise for a Wind Energy Informational Meeting on June 3, 2009, 6:30 PM. Motion made by George, seconded by Frounick to allow the clerk to advertise for an Informational Meeting on June 3^rd. Voting all ayes, carried. Will advertise in the Daily News and the Attica Pennysaver, will also put on the web.

Departments:

Highway – Supervisor Grant has the 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 County Snow and & Ice Agreement The agreement shows that Bennington will received $92,228.20 for 2009-2010 and $93,323.20 for 2010-2011 season. Supervisor Grant asked Superintendent Jensen if any issues with the contracts. Mr. Jensen said no. After a short discussion, a motion was made by George, seconded by Mohun to accept the Wyo. County Highway Department’s Snow Contracts for 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 snow seasons. Voting all ayes, carried.

Award bids :

Road Construction materials – bituminous products – Two bids received: Midland Asphalt and Suit-Kote. Both bids had the non-collusive bidding certificate.

Tiling - One bid received from LB Tiling @$1.05 per lineal foot.

Hauling - Two bids received: Hojnowski Transport and Huber & Huber.

All bids results incorporated as part of the minutes

Motion made by Frounick, seconded by Mohun to allow the highway superintendent to use his discretion to purchase road construction materials from the lowest bidder, considering price and availability at the time of need. Voting all ayes, carried.

Public comments on highway issues: Ron Janish read letter from the Harris Corners Fire Department addressing the condition of the South end of Burrough Road and submitted such letter to the board. He also reported that a UPS or Fed-Ex truck got stuck in it. Clair and Rob Kroh expressed their concerns for Woodley Road, after 60 days have seen no improvement in the road, deteriorating to a point where now shredding tires, nothing done except spread 2-3 loads of stone with chips that are going though tires, last he knew the neighbors have lost about 8 tires. They stated that Bennington’s Roads are the worst around and asked if inquired about getting funding from the County and State. Mr. Kroh presented pictures of the dust from the school bus coming down the road this evening. Supervisor Grant reported she checked with the County Highway Superintendent re: the stimulus money, what the stipulations are in New York State for roads and bridges and none of the roads in Bennington are eligible for stimulus money. She also reported that she met with Superintendent Jensen regarding an old program that the town had and he has been working on getting the information from that program up to date with the current rates, finding out what needs to be done to bring the town roads up to a certain condition and bonding is a good possibility. Last week at the Southern Tier Conference, she talked with representatives from Cornell University who run the Cornell Roads Project, they oversee, do a lot of training and consulting work, also talked to Chip Smith from Municipal Solutions (they helped the town in getting funding for the Cowlesville Water District). Mr. Smith told her that he was just informed that money will be available from New York State to fund lower volume rural roads to bring them up to standard, roads that are in dire state and need money put into them to make them passable. He suggested that the town get information together, decide which are the key roads, what the costs are going to be, figure out how much work involved, gather all the information and he believes that they are going to be accepting applications for funding in a relatively short time. Asked what the people are suppose to do in the short term, have to fix them now. Councilman George said they have to come up with some kind of plan, he sympathizes with them, in one week, he went through 4 tires in three vehicles, town has to come up with a plan and then find funding for it. Discussion held. Clair Kroh stated that with regards to the survey question regarding the paving of town roads, the people turned down, that wasn’t fair for people on dirt roads who pay the same tax rate as those on hard roads, can the town give the people who live on dirt roads a tax break. Superintendent Jensen reported that the town stuck a lot of money into Lapp Road and it now needs to be sealed before they loose it, if people see him working on Lapp, sealing it, they will question why he fixing/working on Lapp when other roads are more in need of maintenance, but if he doesn’t maintain it, will loose it. Mr. Kroh stated that the town is obligated to give him a safe road for passage, right now Woodley is a safety hazard, what if the state police closed it, town needs to do something, water not suppose to sitting in the road, but it’s a foot deep sitting in the road. They are not looking to get it paved, but to get it fixed. Mr. Kroh again asked what’s in the short term. Supervisor Grant stated the town found out in the last month, the CHIPS money and the money that town got from Sen. Volker, the multi mogul that was going toward Tooley and Burrough Roads has been re-instated and will be coming, it’s about a quarter of a million dollars that the town wasn’t sure it was going to get. Mr. Kroh asked why Tooley Road, for the one or two houses. Supervisor Grant reposted the town received those funds because there is a county bridge on that road, when they were re-doing the bridge, they wanted work done on the approaches to the bridge. Superintendent Jensen explained the money situation with the new governor freezing all of the funding in Albany and informed them that some of the money that was frozen has already been spent like on the stream bank stabilization on Schoellkopf where the road was caving in to the creek, but he plans on working on Woodley, putting in some drainage, gravel and fabric and replacing the culvert. As for the 60 days they haven’t seen anything. Mr. Jensen explained that in the last 60 days he hasn’t been able to do any roadwork, has been trying to work around the snow, cold and rainy days, but they have been grading the days they could, not making excuses, town only has one grader, can only do so many miles in a day, the brine that they get for dust control isn’t as effective, it works, but it’s free. Last week he had to buy two loads of calcium chloride to lay down in front of some of the houses at $1.15/gal. used to be .32/gal. Short discussion held. Supervisor Grant reported that the town is looking at borrowing the money, when talking of approx. $100,000 to do a mile of road, town does have to look at doing some long term borrowing, but the town doesn’t want to borrow any more and put it on the taxpayers then they have to, so they do want to see, with the new money, how much they are talking about, if they are talking about giving the town $40,000, that’s not worth the town delaying a couple of months, regardless of whether we’re doing our own borrowing or getting bond resolutions or asking for these grants, town has to put a plan together, on what roads, how much the town can do themselves, how much town needs to contract out, how much can get done every year. The town does take this very seriously, knows it looks like town’s not doing anything, but part of it being that the season that it is, not a lot that can be done right now. Short discussion held. Council Member Mohun asked Mr. Jensen about the $100,000 figure per mile. Mr. Jensen will have more information when he gets back from Highway School next month. Mr. Kroh thanked the town. for their time and will appreciate anything that can be done. Supervisor Grant thanked them for coming and thanked the Harris Corners Fire Company for their letter, which will be incorporated as part of the minutes.

Highway School – Superintendent Jensen requested to attend Highway School in June at Cornell University in Ithaca. The $90 registration fee has been waived. Motion made by George, seconded by Mohun to allow Highway Superintendent Jensen to attend Highway School, voting all ayes, carried.

Guard rail for the Schoellkopf Re-stabilization project, have Jersey barrier there now. – Mr. Jensen reported that sooner or later he will have to get some guard rail for Schoellkopf. He reported he can put used box-beam guard rail for about $3000 less than new but wants to see it before they install it. It will be coming out of Pavilion, it was the cheapest but it’s used, cost about $10,000 to put guard rail through there. Wants Board opinion. Supervisor Grant said that if it looks like it’s still in good shape, its stable. Where they have the heavy excavation, will go with the longer posts, has that all figured into the specs. He’s not in a big hurry to remove the Jersey barrier, because the next phase of the project will be getting under way and will need the Jersey barrier there, has everything in order for that project, but having a little problem with the home owner in her allowing him access.

Supervisor Grant asked Mr. Jesnen if he knows when the concrete beams will be coming off of the Urf Road bridge. Mr. Jensen stated it’s scheduled to start on the 18^th from what he has heard Urf Road will be closed right off. He did go to Soil & Water to see if he could incorporate those beams in the stream bank stabilization project without getting into trouble with the DEC or the Army Corp. of Engineers. Was told to go for is as long as there isn’t much re-rod hanging out of it.

Councilman George asked if that he (Mr. Jensen) is going to do something with Woodley Road. Mr. Jensen said yes, since things dried out, been grading every day and the reason, not putting them last on purpose, but couldn’t justify going up there and do the extensive work that he wants to do and let everybody else not graded, jumping all over, working his way over there and then can stay there with the equipment. As far as the crusher run, he has a choice of what is cutting the tires or Frey gravel which is difficult to lay down in Winter because it mush’s up and when talking about cut tires, he’s had his first cut tire last week in all of the years he’s been laying this crusher run down. He has the opportunity to get some of the material from the Sheldon Wind Project, supposedly on the list, the only thing that bothers him is if we would get some of the stuff with the slag in it and some activist gets wind of it.

Zoning – Supervisor Grant opened the floor to comments on the Special Permit application submitted by Ron Goudy, 560 Burrough Road to place a seasonal park model home on vacant land for use by his parents when they come up from Florida each Summer. (May – October). Town Board has received letter form the Planning Board. Supervisor Grant asked Mr. Goudy if there are any comments he wants to make to the Board at this time. He said not unless there are some issues. Mr. Goudy in his application states he will have a holding tank for the waste products and a campground is located across the street. Ms. Grant asked if there is a reason why he not locating this unit in the campground. Mr. Groudy stated the camp grounds doesn’t have water at the site, they haul in their own water, that’s the biggest reason, other than that being he owns the land, is that on the campground would have to pay a yearly rental fee. Councilman George asked if putting on a foundation or just a pad. Mr. Goudy stated he’s putting it on a bank run gravel pad and positioned on blocks. Council Member Mohun asked if have a well. Told that they are running a water and electric line from his house. Supervisor Grant asked if talked to the health department about the holding tank. Told no. Supervisor Grant asked how long will it be occupied. Mr. Groudy said from May - September. Supervisor Grant read the comments from the Planning Board. They are putting it on 13 acres of vacant land, the unit comes as 1 part. Councilman George pointed out that what the Planning Board is concerned with as well as the Town Board is that the current zoning doesn’t allow basically trailer homes or camping in Bennington and whether or not they have an issue with Mr. Goudy doing it has nothing to do with it, but if they let them do it, then everybody can do it. Mr. George personally feels that if they can figure out some way that it’s OK for them to do it, because it is their parents, but not so sure town wants everyone to throw them on property here, there and there. Council Member Mohun asked about a fixed foundation. Councilman Frounick said if you make them put it on a foundation, then a permanent thing, then stuck with a trailer. Councilman Frounick doesn’t see anything wrong with it. Assessor Wittmeyer when asked about an assessment for a park model home explained she has to put an assessment on them, actually assess them more like a cabin. Discussion held on the assessment end. It’s a 12 foot wide, 35 foot long mobile home to be used 4 months out of the year, it will be unoccupied the other 8 months. Ms Wittmeyer said she would assess that at a value it would increase the property value at. Mr. Goudy under the impression it went through all the boards, no issue with it and now an issue. Supervisor Grant said the Planning Board recommends NOT issuing a Special Permit for this project. Supervisor Grant read the Planning Board letter. Mr. Goudy said he missed the Planning Board Meeting because the clerk gave him the wrong date. Mr. Goudy asked where the town is at. Supervisor Grant said that is what they are trying to figure out, if there is a way of doing this without it having an impact. Mr. Goudy said he doesn’t understand because right across the street, there is a camp ground full of trailers. Told that they are zoned for it. Council Member Mohun stated the board is doing this because the town has a moratorium on mobile homes and in order for him to get one has to go through the special permit process, so he has permission to do that, trying to figure out if neighbors. Mr. Goudy said that he had 5-6 neighbors stop by and stated they are all for it, even asked him if he needed them to come down here tonight. Told them no, didn’t think there would be an issue. Town did received 2 written comments back against this project. Mr. Goudy said he could understand, if it looked like a shack, make the town look like a junk yard. Mr. Staerr said he is in favor of it, he’s a neighbor over on the next road. Mr. Goudy asked them to approve it, not going to look like a junk yard, will be well kept, bringing something good to the community, not something negative. Will be brought in as a single unit, axle will stay, jacked up, and tires left on. There being no further comments, a motion was made by Mohun, seconded by George to close the public hearing. Public hearing closed at 9:15 PM.

Supervisor Grant reported the town has 3 options: (1) approve for 1 one year, see if no change in use. (2) Table and consult with the town attorney, amend the zoning laws. (3) Vote. Motion made by George to approve the special use permit for one year, for occupancy by his parent only from May 1^st through Sept. 30^th. Motion seconded by Frounick, voting all ayes, carried. Both Mr. Goudy’s thanked the board.

Councilman George with regards to the Kari Kelly issue being on the map. Clerk has been pulling out a lot of old documents just to make sure that we have everyone that needs to be updated on the map and thinks we have the list pretty well set. In June will probably be doing a resolution amending the zoning map and law, putting a page in the back. Motion made by Frounick, seconded by George to schedule a public hearing for the June meeting, a local law to amend the zoning law. Councilman Frounick wants to review the list, make sure everyone is on there. Some are on the map and not described in the zoning law, which is what Kari Kelly is looking for, a description in the zoning book of the Area Redi-Mix property. Supervisor Grant reported the list will be ready in 10 days. Voting on scheduling a public hearing all ayes, carried

Assessment: Grievance Day is scheduled for the 4^th Tuesday in May from 4-8 PM.

Water District Notification to Customers in arrears: Supervisor Grant gave everyone a copy of a section of the Water Rules & Regulations and it was brought to the Supervisor’s attention that the town has some delinquent accounts. The Supervisor would like the Board to give the clerk permission to proceed with Article XIV of the water regulations, have the clerk give 15 days written notice, will also copy in our water system operator. Thinks the highest was almost $400. Clerk reported they are billed on the 1^st of every quarter, have 30 days to pay the bill, ones with balances after the 30 days are informed they must pay within 10 days or have an addition $10.00 beside the late fees added to their bill. One account hasn’t had anything paid since November.

Transfer Station – Supervisor Grant reported that the town had a very well participated scrap metal day, had a lot tires come in. Mr. Jensen stated that they are suppose to be here Friday to pick-up them up. He reported that on Monday, the highway department cleaned up the yard, packaged up the electronics, called them, they came yesterday and picked up 3 pallets, had some fluorescent bulbs, asked them about collecting them, was told town can collect them but must be in boxes, so they gave town some boxes.

Public concerns – None, everyone left the meeting. Council Member Mohun asked about what happen, like with this guy here tonight, apply for a special permit but does everything ahead of time, before the permit is approved, is there something when people do things like that, that the town can tell them, it’s not approved until it goes to the town board, so don’t start. Clerk stated that at the county level, they could be fined for starting without a permit. Short discussion held. Mr. Jensen feels they are going to be disappointed when they go to the health department and gets denied. Joyce feels they have to know before they fill out the paper work, don’t start until approved. Mr. Jensen stated he stopped at the place on the bend in Cowlesville, guy was out digging by the curb box and wanted to make him aware of it. Guy complained they won’t let him do anything there. Rick informed him all he was doing is informing him of the curb box, doesn’t care about anything else, just trying to protect the town’s investment in that curb box, because if he rips it up, believes will get billed, so he’s going to mark it for him. Guy complained that the town put a cease and desist on him. Here, again is someone doing something without permits. In checking, our zoning permit application states “No building to be started before approval from zoning officer”. Will have to add the wording to the other applications.

Old business: Park restrooms – Joyce brought pictures of Strykersville’s rest rooms, couldn’t get inside, but it’s a 47’ x 18’ building. Joyce reported it was all volunteer work, town only paid for the materials. Board decided to table the rest rooms due to the road situation. Joyce asked about the porta-johns at the park, location of them. Ellen explained where they are placed. Joyce’s only concern about those is to make sure they are clean. They come every week and clean them. She asked if they have hand sanitizers in them. Told no they don’t. Clerk will check to see if hand sanitizers are available and how much that cost.

Resolution on the Collateral Source Legislation Updated – All Board Members have a copy. Town did a resolution several years ago on this legislation and now has to be updated. In the past the town would get hit twice if a public employee gets hurt on the job. Stuff has been held up by this in Albany and they have asked the towns to do another supportive resolution. It’s the same one as we did before. Motion made by George, seconded by Mohun to approve the resolution, voting all ayes, carried.

SEQR on Cowlesville Water District Meter Vault – Supervisor Grant read Chatfield’s Engineer’s letter and reviewed the Short Environmental Assessment Form, along with the suggested resolution. Supervisor Grant asked for a motion to declare a negative declaration, that this project will result in no significant adverse impacts to the environment and requires no further action and to sign off on the sort environment assessment form. Council Member Mohun asked if the line coming from Exchange Street and meeting Bennington line, is that the reason we’re doing this. Told yes. She asked if the only reason Bennington is doing that is because of the water going to Highland Glens. Told no, the reason town is doing that is to gain more pressure and also has a positive impact on the water quality, not dead-ended up there. This has nothing to do with Highland Glens. Short discussion held. Motion then made by Mohun, seconded by Frounick to declare this project a negative declaration and authorize the supervisor to sign off on the short SEQR form. Voting all ayes, carried.

Supervisor Grant reported that there is a copy included in the packet from the Health Department of their review of the project proposal in regards to the size of the piping and size of the meter and Ellen knows that Steve Perkins also discussed it with Clark Patterson. Councilman Frounick asked if she talked with the engineers from Marilla or Alden. She reported that she talked with the Marilla Engineers and was told that it’s basically up to Bennington as to what they want to do, they didn’t say any size was better. Supervisor Grant stated that with regards to the report she hasn’t updated Jason with anything as to an official decision on what size meter or the pipe size. She asked Board Members if they want her to tell him 12” pipe. Council Member Mohun asked where the money for this project is coming from, state funding. Supervisor Grant stated that part of it will be coming from the Water System funds and will also have to borrow some. Ms. Mohun is concerned with the Woodley Road, Sierk Road people. Councilman George stated that this is Water District (paid entirely by the people of the Water District) money, doesn’t have anything to do with the Town’s budget.

Highland Glens – Pre-Map Planning looking into Highland Glens to do a preliminary map plan. Ellen doesn’t want to do anything with Chatfield Engineers proposal to do map, plan and report for $2500. She’s not even sure right now whether the water Authority would let the Glens tap in. The Water Authority right now is in a holding pattern waiting for Alden, how much of that tank, they are going to use, they have concerns right now of whether they will have enough water to make available for Alden. Councilman George asked that even if the Glen did the holding tank thing. Ellen said that was her question and their response was what if they draw the water at 2AM while you are filling your tank. Councilman Frounick asked if a time frame where Bennington cuts out of the loop. Ellen said there really isn’t much of a time table on that.

Youth Bureau want to use the Town Hall on July 31^st. They want to do a ”Spend a Day with the Viking” Program, 9:15 – 12:15. They have done it the past couple of years. Motion made by Frounick, seconded by Mohun to allow the Youth Bureau the use of the Town Hall on July 31^st. Voting all ayes, carried.

Tonawanda Creek Erosion Control – Authorize the Supervisor to apply for any funds available for mitigation projects. Supervisor Grant reported she’s been attending the Tonawanda Creek Erosion meetings for a few years now, been meeting with Greg McKurth, Attica, Sheldon, sometimes Orangeville, Indian Reservation, the town of Alexander and everyone is concerned, to try and find ways to mitigate some of the flooding, particularly in Attica and some of the erosion problems behind the Varysburg Fire Hall, a lot of places in Varysburg and up along Rt. 98, some of Bruce Merle’s property, DOT doesn’t seem to be quite so concerned even though a lot of it seems to be butting right up against Rt. 98. She said there is some potential of some grant funds that may be coming down the pipe in the next couple of weeks. Bennington would be eligible to put in a proposal because we adopted our All Hazard Mitigation Plan last year and there has also been a study done several years ago on the erosion of Tonawanda Creek. Greg McKurth and Tony Santora from Emergency Services said to get our ducks in order, basically do a brief little form stating your interested and what the project is, they have like a 20 day turnaround, will let you know if they will fund it, you will have to then do a more modified report. Motion made by Mohun, seconded by Frounick to allow Supervisor Grant to apply for the grant funds, voting all ayes, carried.

Mower – Received one bid for the park mower from Kevin Bannister for $4500.

Councilman Frounick got pricing on new Ferris Pro Cut “s” hydrostatic 3-wheel mower as follows:

25H/P Kawasaki V-twin with 61” deck - $7104.24

26H/P Briggs & Stratton extended life series with 61” deck - $6437.52

Mower town presently has, thinks it’s going into the 4^th year, it has a 23 H/P engine

After short discussion, a motion was made by Frounick to accept Kevin Bannister’s bid for $4500 and to purchase the 26H/P Briggs & Stratton for $6437.52, motion seconded by Mohun, voting all ayes, carried. Mr. Frounick will talk to Gadd and maybe when they drop the new one off, they can take the old one up to Bannisters.

Rick Reported that regarding the door track from up at the park, he submitted a bid of $10 last Fall, He paid the clerk and finally picked it up.

Supervisor Grant reported that on Memorial Day, will be a parade and ceremony at the Park at 11AM and the Historical Society is doing a dedication for their walkway down at the Museum at noon. The Attica Band is coming down to play.

There being no further business, a motion was made by Mohun to adjourn. Meeting adjourned at 10:03 PM

Respectfully submitted:

Judith Brown

Town Clerk