Highway Superintendent at Town of Peru
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The board convened a special meeting to authorize the Peru Town Court to apply for a Justice Court Assistance Program (JCAP) grant for the 2026-2027 cycle. The application seeks funding of up to $30,000 for building improvements, specifically for installing additional insulation to address safety concerns regarding ice buildup and to reduce energy costs.
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The board discussed and took action on several items, including rejecting bids for the Wescott Road Culvert project and scheduling a public hearing to override the tax levy limit. Financial assurance for the Yellow 6 LLC solar project was converted from a bond to an escrow account. The board also addressed personnel matters, including the appointment of a new Deputy Town Clerk, approved various payment applications for infrastructure projects such as the wastewater treatment plant and culvert replacements, and reviewed departmental updates regarding property codes, history, and highway operations.
The board approved a change directive and several pay applications related to the wastewater treatment plant project. Financial actions included the transfer of highway funds, the authorization of debt service account funds for water treatment projects, and the approval of payment for town claims and invoices. The board also accepted a multi-year contract for assessment services with the county, approved a memorandum of understanding for clinic services, and accepted the resignation of the interim code enforcement officer. Additionally, departmental updates were provided regarding wastewater and water system projects, highway maintenance, youth recreation programs, and historical department activities.
The board convened to ratify a Tolling Agreement regarding a Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) request involving Corey Trombley and Lighthouse Apartments, LLC. Following an executive session, the board adopted a resolution formally ratifying the agreement, which was executed by the Town Supervisor to extend litigation deadlines. Additionally, the board declared itself the lead agency for the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) review related to this action.
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