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January 5, 2011
The Town of Wilson
Reorganizational Meeting was held Wednesday, January 5, 2011 at
7:00 p.m. in the auditorium of the Town Hall.
The following people were
present:
Supervisor
Joseph A. Jastrzemski
Councilmen
Brad Clark
Jon Munnikuhysen
Thomas Thompson
James Muscoreil
Highway Supt.
Daniel Kerwin
Building Inspector
Lawrence Banks
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr. Clark and unanimously adopted,
A. Diane Muscoreil be appointed to a six-year term on the Youth
Recreation Commission, term expiring 12/31/2016.
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Munnikuhysen, seconded by Mr. Clark and unanimously adopted,
Douglas Thompson be appointed to a five-year term on the Zoning
Board of Appeals, term expiring 12/31/2015.
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Munnikuhysen and unanimously
adopted, David Schultz be appointed to a five-year term on the
Planning Board, term expiring 12/31/2015
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr. Thompson and adopted, Michael
Clark be appointed to a five-year term on the Board of
Assessment Review, term expiring 9/30/2015. Mr. Clark abstained
from the vote.
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr. Munnikuhysen and unanimously
adopted, the following one-year appointments be made as read by
Mr. Jastrzemski:
Planning Board
Chairman Matt Myers
Zoning Board
Chairman Douglas Thompson
Youth Recreation
Chairman A. Diane Muscoreil
Constable Dennis
Meier
Substitute
Constable David Warsocki
Building
Inspector Lawrence Banks
Typist DPW
Linda Pease
Clerk
p/t Sharon Faery
Clerk
p/t Wanda Burrows
Assessor’s Information
Clerk Kathleen Dixon
Justice Clerk p/t
(2) Mary Canfield and Ruth Bramer
Substitute Justice Clerk
p/t Marilyn Dinse
Recreation
Director Andrew Harrington
Dog Control Officers
(2) Richard Culverwell and Stanley Culverwell
Attorney Kyle
Andrews
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Clark, seconded by Mr. Munnikuhysen and unanimously adopted,
the mileage rate be set at $.50 per mile for Town business.
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Munnikuhysen and unanimously
adopted, Wilson Office of HSBC and JP Morgan Chase of Buffalo,
NY, be designated official depositories for Town funds.
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr. Clark and unanimously adopted,
Workshop Meetings be held on the first Wednesday of the month
and Regular Meetings be held on the third Wednesday of the month
at 7:00 p.m., except during the months of June, July, August and
September when the Workshop Meetings will be held at 3:30 p.m.
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Clark, seconded by Mr. Munnikuhysen and unanimously adopted,
the Lockport Union Sun and Journal be designated the official
newspaper for the Town.
A Resolution was offered by
Mr. Munnikuhysen, seconded by Mr. Clark and unanimously adopted,
stating the investment policy for the Town read as follows: The
investment policy shall declare any excess monies are to be
invested at the highest possible rate of interest at length of
time compatible with needed cash flow. These monies are required
to be pledged by securities of the Town’s depositories above any
limit of the Federal Depositories Insurance Corporation. A
letter is to be sent to the Town’s depositories informing them
of the type of securities the Town prefers.
The Supervisor thanked Mr.
Clark for his good work as Deputy Supervisor and made the
following appointments:
Deputy
Supervisor Brad Clark
Ditching Thomas Thompson, Chmn.
and Joseph Jastrzemski
Cemetery Brad Clark, Chmn. and
Jon Munnikuhysen
Parks, Water, Street Lighting
Brad Clark, Chmn. and Thomas Thompson
Cable
TV James Muscoreil, Chmn. and
Jon Munnikuhysen
Town Hall
sign Brad Clark
Wilson Tourism Committee James Muscoreil, Chmn., Thomas
Thompson and Jon Munnikuhysen
Spoils Committee Daniel Kerwin, Chmn. and
Brad Clark and Joseph Jastrzemski
Master Plan Committee Douglas Thompson, Matt Myers,
Michael Seeley, David Schultz and Jon Munnikhuysen
A Resolution was offered by Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr.
Clark and unanimously
adopted, Peter Reagan, Amy Seely and Jon Munnikuhysen be
approved as volunteers for
The Girls’ Basketball Program.
A motion was made by Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr. Thompson
and unanimously
adopted, the resignation of Laurette Clark from the Youth
Recreation Commission be
accepted with regret. The Clerk will send a letter of thanks to
Mrs. Clark for her
years of service to the youth of our community.
A Resolution was offered by Mr. Clark, seconded by Mr.
Munnikuhysen and
unanimously adopted, Ann Stimm be appointed to the vacant seat
on the Youth
Recreation Commission, term expiring 12-31-2012.
A Resolution was offered by Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr.
Thompson
and unanimously adopted, authorizing the Building Inspector to
attend a training
seminar March 14 thru 17, 2011 in Henrietta at a cost of $742
plus mileage.
A Resolution was offered by Mr. Munnikuhysen, seconded by Mr.
Clark and
unanimously adopted, extending the moratorium on the
construction of
commercial and non-commercial windmills for six months, expiring
July 21, 2011.
A Resolution was offered by Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr.
Munnikuhysen and
unanimously adopted, the application for rezoning of Daisy Barn
at 3111 and 3101-3103
West Lake Road be accepted and the Town of Wilson be appointed
Lead Agency
in the SEQR process.
A Resolution was offered by Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr.
Clark and
unanimously adopted, the Highway Superintendent be authorized to
attend the
Western New York Water Works Conference February 2, 2011 in
Batavia
at a cost of $20.00 plus $5.00 dues.
A Resolution was offered by Mr. Jastrzemski, seconded by Mr.
Munnikuhysen and
unanimously adopted, the Highway Superintendent be authorized to
put $5,000 in
Account #8810.2 from the 2010 budget to put towards the purchase
of a new mower
for Greenwood Cemetery.
A Resolution was offered by Mr. Clark, seconded by Mr. Thompson
and unanimously
adopted, the Highway Superintendent be authorized to purchase
one new Kubota mower
at a cost of $9,990.00 after trade-in.
At this time, the Supervisor presented copies of proposed Local
Law #1, 2011 regulating
non-commercial wind energy systems to the Board.
Mr. Banks reported that the DEC will host a meeting January 27,
2011 from 9 a.m.
till noon at Wilson Town Hall on flood zones, wetlands and
watersheds.
Mr. Jastrzemski told the Board he is working with Assemblywoman
Kirsten
Gillibrand and Congresswoman Louise Slaughter in an effort to
find funding
for dredging along the lake and small boat harbors.
The next regular meeting will
be Wednesday, January 19, 2011.
Respectfully submitted,
Wanda E. Burrows
Town Clerk
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