A Work Session of the Town Board of the Town of Williamson, County of Wayne and State of New York was held in the Town Complex Court Room located at 6380 Route 21, Suite II, at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, September 23, 2014. The following were PRESENT: Deputy Supervisor Anthony Verno Councilman Gary Orbaker Councilman Michael Bixby Councilman Thomas D. Watson ABSENT: Supervisor James D. Hoffman – County Business The Board reviewed bills for payment. The Regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Williamson was held in the Town Complex Court Room located at 6380 Route 21, Suite II, following the Worksession at 7:30 PM on Tuesday, September 23, 2014, by Deputy Supervisor Verno with the Pledge of Allegiance. The following were PRESENT: Deputy Supervisor Anthony Verno Councilman Gary Orbaker Councilman Michael Bixby Councilman Thomas D. Watson ABSENT: Supervisor James D. Hoffman – County Business Kurt Allman, Highway Superintendent; Phil Dean, Rick Voss, Wilma Young; Sun & Record, and undersigned Town Clerk was also present. A notice having been published for a Public Hearing regarding proposed Local Law #2014-4, to add Chapter 33, “Peddling and Soliciting”. Deputy Supervisor Verno read the rules of a Public Hearing. He declared the Hearing open at 7:31 PM. Councilman Watson explained the need for and outlined the new Local Law. As no one wished to comment or ask questions, the Public Hearing was closed at 7:33 PM with a motion made by Deputy Supervisor Verno, seconded by Councilman Orbaker. The motion was carried. Public Comment: Rick Voss reported there was a near miss accident with a school bus and tractor trailer today at the corner of East Townline Road and Route 104. Mr. Voss also stated he has had a serious drainage problem over the last twelve years on his and a neighbor’s property. He has spoke to Supervisor Hoffman and the Drainage Committee [which he is a part of] regarding this issue and there has been no resolution and no solution to the problem. Councilman Orbaker explained part of the problem is that the neighbor will not sign an easement to allow the Wayne Co. Soil & Water or the Town to clean up the ditches. Deputy Supervisor Verno made a motion, seconded by Councilman Bixby, to accept the Consent Agenda containing the following items: a. previous minutes: September 9, September 15, 2014 b. accept the Supervisor’s report c. pay the Library bills as audited by the Library Board of Trustees: vouchers 14-1246 – 14-1262, total $3,880.36

d. approve the following budgetary transfers: From General Fund 1220.2 Supervisor EQ 1410.2 Town Clerk EQ 1450.4 Elections CE 3310.4 Traffic Control CE 5132.2 Garage EQ Highway Fund 5130.4 Machinery CE Water Fund 8330.2 Purification EQ 330.441 Purification Repr 8130.421 Sewer Fund Trt/disp

Amount

To

$ 183.59 $ 159.52 $ 10.49 $ 4,278.01 $ 2,281.87 $ 100.46

1220.4 Supervisor CE 1410.4 Town Clerk CE 1430.4 Personnel CE 1620.4 Buildings CE 1930.4 Judgements & Claims 5132.4 Garage CE

$ 3,329.66

5140.4 Misc Brush/Weeds

$13,935.52 $ 7,583.76 $ 5.68 $ 1,898.70

8320.4 Source Power Pump Elec. 8340.4 Trans/Dist meters 8130.441 Trt/Disp Repair 8130.447 Trt/Disp Other

The motion was carried. Councilman Bixby made a motion, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Verno, to reappoint Robert Peters to the Board of Assessment Review. The term of office will be for five years, from October 1, 2014 to September 30, 2019. The motion was carried. Deputy Supervisor Verno made a motion, seconded by Councilman Orbaker, authorizing the Town Clerk to advertise in the appointed papers the weeks of October 5th and 19th, 2014 for the upcoming Public Hearing for the proposed 2015 Town of Williamson Preliminary Budget to be held in the Williamson Town Hall meeting room, on Tuesday, October 28th, 2014 at 7:30 PM. The motion was carried. SALARY SCHEDULE OF ELECTED OFFICIALS 2015 TOWN SUPERVISOR TOWN COUNCIL (4) each TOWN CLERK TOWN JUSTICE (2) each SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS

$33,509 $ 5,835.25 $50,201 $16,145 $59,474

Deputy Supervisor Verno made a motion, seconded by Councilman Watson, to make the following changes to the 2015 Tentative Budget: General Fund From To 9010.8 Retirement $ 92,432 $ 69,766 9040.8 Worker’s Comp. $ 10,860 $ 13,150 Unexpended Fund Balance $283,000 $230,000 Highway Fund 9010.8 Retirement $ 62,918 $ 50,807 9040.8 Worker’s Comp. $ 8,600 $ 7,964 Water Fund 9010.8 Retirement $ 87,804 $ 69,140 9040.8 Worker’s Comp. $ 13,668 $ 12,700

Sewer Fund 9010.8 Retirement 9040.8 Worker’s Comp. Library 9010.8 Retirement 9040.8 Worker’s Comp. Drainage 9040.8 Worker’s Comp. The motion was carried.

From

To

$ 26,153 $ 2,928

$ 20,745 $ 2,993

$ 58,958 $ 10,573

$ 36,968 $ 10,659

$

$

42

69

Deputy Supervisor Verno made a motion, seconded by Councilman Orbaker, to declare the Highway Departments 3,000 gallon fuel tank (2,000 gal. diesel and 1,000 gal. unleaded) as surplus. The tank will be disposed of, as determined by the Williamson Town Board. The motion was carried. Deputy Supervisor Verno presented the following Resolution and moved its adoption. It was seconded by Councilman Bixby. WHEREAS: The Town of Williamson was awarded a grant for a pocket park in the amount of $4,178.54. WHEREAS: The Williamson Town Budget needs to be amended to reflect receipt of this grant, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the General Fund be amended as follows: line item A2706 Grants from Local Governments be increased from $2,081.80 to $6,260.34 and line item A7110.410 Parks Special Project Contractual be increased from $8,000.00 to $12,178.54. Roll call vote on the Resolution was as follows: AYES: Deputy Supervisor Verno Councilman Orbaker Councilman Bixby Councilman Watson NAYES: None The Resolution was declared adopted. Councilman Bixby made a motion, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Verno, to adopt the Williamson Town Park Tobacco Free Policy as follows to become effective upon adoption by the Town Board. *************************** WILLIAMSON TOWN PARK TOBACCO-FREE POLICY POLICY STATEMENT To protect the health, welfare and safety of the visitors and employees and/or volunteers, the Town of Williamson believes that:  Tobacco use in the proximity of children, youth and adults is unhealthy.  Tobacco products once consumed in public spaces are often discarded on the ground, thus posing a risk of ingestion to children and animals and causing a litter problem.

Therefore, the Town of Williamson at the Williamson Town Park agrees to prohibit tobacco in any indoor buildings or within 50 feet of athletic fields on the park property. The Playground is a NO SMOKING area. This restriction includes the use of all forms of smoking devices and smokeless tobacco products: cigarettes, cigars, pipes, e-cigarettes, snuff, snus and chewing tobacco. This policy applies to all visitors, employees and volunteers. COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES  Appropriate signs shall be posted  The community and employees will be notified about this policy. EFFECTIVE DATE _________________, 20 ______ Month ay Year Signature of Representative: ______________________________ Title of Representative:

Town Supervisor

Date: _______________

Address of Town of Williamson: 6380 Route 21, Suite 2, Williamson, New York 14589 Address of Williamson Town Park: 3773 Eddy Road, Williamson, New York 14589 The motion was carried. Councilman Bixby made a motion, seconded by Councilman Orbaker, to adopt the amended Fee Schedule for Use of Facilities in the Town of Williamson Park as follows: Fee Schedule for Use of Facilities in the Town of Williamson Park The following rules shall apply to the rental of Park facilities: 1. Reservation permits requests are required and are available at the Town Park Office, located in the Lodge building. See below for the fee schedule for the appropriate permit fees. Additionally, a full payment, fee and clean-up deposit, must be made at the time of reservation after which the deposit will be returned the following month after the venue has been inspected for damage and cleanliness. Checks are payable to The Town of Williamson. 2. Call for Information and reservations for Lodge, Pavilions, Bandshell, & Ball fields Mon – Fri, 8 am – 4 pm call 585-329-5999 except on Holidays. 3. Permits shall be issued on a first-come basis. 4. Any cancellations or changes after payment has been received shall result in a $10.00 handling fee. REFUNDS FOR THE LODGE CANCELLATIONS WILL ONLY BE ISSUED IF THE LODGE IS RENTED AGAIN FOR THE SAME DATE. 5. Applications shall only be accepted from adults 21 years of age or older. The permit holder assumes the responsibility for all damages to Park property and for the conduct of their group in compliance with the Town of Williamson’s Park Rules and Regulations.

Fee Schedule All deposits unless noted are $25.00 Public Gathering permit: Resident 000-100 $25.00 101-500: $50.00 501-750: $75.00 751+: $100.00 Pavilion: $25.00 Band Shell: $25.00 Baseball Fields: $25.00 Soccer Fields: $25.00

(plus deposit) (plus deposit) (plus deposit) (plus deposit) (each, plus deposit) (plus deposit) (each, plus deposit) (each, plus deposit)

Lodge: Weekday = up to 5 hr. rental WEEKDAY $60.00

Non-Residents $50.00 (plus deposit) $100.00 (plus deposit) $125.00 (plus deposit) $200.00 (plus deposit) $50.00 (plus deposit) $50.00 (plus deposit) $50.00 (plus deposit) $50.00 (plus deposit)

Weekend = All Day rental

(plus $60.00 deposit)

$75.00

(plus $60.00 deposit)

WEEKEND $125.00 (plus $125.00 deposit) (Maximum occupancy 100)

$175.00

(plus $125.00 deposit)

Alcohol permit: $25.00 Alcohol permit is for Lodge use only must be submitted no later than 30 days prior to the reserved date of the Lodge. PLEASE NOTE: If you are caught with alcohol and no permit has been issued, your entire deposit will be forfeited and you will be asked to leave the premises immediately. August 26, 2014 Rev. 5 The motion was carried. Councilman Watson made a motion, seconded by Councilman Bixby, to authorize the Town Supervisor to attend the G/FLRPC 2014 Local Government Workshop on Friday, November 14, 2014 at the Clarion Hotel in Batavia, New York. The fee for this workshop is $75.00 per person with all other necessary and actual expenses a Town charge. The motion was carried. Councilman Orbaker made a motion, seconded by Councilman Bixby to pay Wayne County Soil and Water for cleaning out, GPS mapping of blockages and future potential blockages on Salmon Creek – Sections I & II in the amount of $3,193.50 to be paid out of the Williamson Watershed Management fund. The motion was carried. Deputy Supervisor Verno announced a Budget Worksession and Special Meeting is scheduled Monday, September 29th, 2014 at 3:00 PM. Public Comment: No one wished to comment.

Councilman Watson made a motion, seconded by Councilman Bixby, to pay the following bills as audited: Abstract Number: # 18 Voucher #s: 14-1263 - 14-1311 GENERAL FUND HIGHWAY WATER SEWER LIGHTING DIST. GRAND TOTAL: The motion was carried.

$ $ $ $ $ $

14,400.83 25,535.93 30,831.73 5,929.85 3,070.26 79,768.60

Deputy Supervisor Verno made a motion, seconded by Councilman Bixby, to adjourn the meeting at 7:45 P.M. The motion was carried. Respectfully Submitted,

Town Clerk

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