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This Virtual Meeting of the Brant Town Board was held at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, April 13, 2021 via “GoToMeeting”, an online virtual live meeting application approved by NYS Governor Cuomo for use during the Corona Virus pandemic shut-down.

PRESENT VIA “GO TO MEETING”:

Mark DeCarlo Supervisor

Donna Marien Councilwoman

Janice Ross Councilwoman

Linda Giancarlo Councilwoman

Michael Muffoletto Councilman

Barbara J. Daniel Recording Secretary

William Trask Town Attorney

ALSO PRESENT ONLINE:

Lynda Ostrowski Planning Board secretary

Frank Broughton Zoning Board Chairman

Debra Ritz Planning Board Member

The meeting opened at 6:30 PM.

GoToMeeting: 00:00 - 00:03

This conference will now be recorded

Mark DeCarlo 00:05 - 00:17

Alright, Pledge of Allegiance. So one person want to lead us in the pledge?

Barb, can you lead us in the pledge? You got to unmute yourself.

Debra Ritz 00:17 - 00:18

Unmute yourself Barb

Barb 00:20 - 00:31

I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under, God, indivisible, with Liberty and justice, for all.

Mark DeCarlo 00:32 - 00:39

Thank you. Approval of the minutes for the March ninth, 2021 board meeting. Does anyone have any questions?

Linda 00:41 - 00:47

Just the change on the very first motion was Linda Giancarlo, and I wasn't there.

Mark DeCarlo 00:51 - 00:51

Barb you are muted.

00:53 - 00:55

Barb 00:55 - 01:07

I use a previous set of minutes. Sometimes somebody gets stuck in there by accident. Janice caught one, but apparently, there was another, unless maybe you got the copy before Janice caught it.

Linda 01:07 - 01:08

All set. I picked it up from the Mailbox today so, I’m…

Barb 01:08 - 01:16

Ok, it was probably fixed but you got the first copy.

Mark DeCarlo 01:20 - 01:23

All right, I'll make a motion to approve those minutes, the corrected version.

Donna Marien

I’ll second it

Mark DeCarlo

01:26 - 01:27

All those in favor.

Linda 01:28 - 01:28

Aye

Mark DeCarlo 01:29 - 01:29

All those opposed.

Mark DeCarlo 01:31 - 01:36

Carried. Supervisors Financial Report, I'm going to table that, we are working on….

Bill Trask 01:39 - 01:42

Mark is Donna on the call?

Donna Marien Time stamp absent

Yes I am

Bill Trask 01:46 - 01:48

Are you on as Caller three?

Bill Trask 01:52 - 02:05

Oh, Donna, and there we go. I just wanted to make sure, because when the transcript of the minutes comes up, I wanted to make sure all of the board members were accurately identified. Thank you.

Mark DeCarlo 02:06 - 02:112

Linda Giancarlo is identified just as Linda.

Bill Trask 02:11 - 02:12

Ok?

Mark DeCarlo 02:15 - 02:19

I'm gonna ask to table to supervisor’s financial reports until next month

Mark DeCarlo 02:21 - 02:32

Town Clerk tax collector report…. Any questions on that? I’ll make a motion to approve.

Donna Marien No time stamp

I’ll approve

Mark DeCarlo 02:34 - 02:34

All those in favor

>>> ALL BOARD MEMBERS STATED AYE

Mark DeCarlo 02:37 - 02:39

All those opposed? Carried.

Mark DeCarlo 02:42 - 02:47

Clerks for the justices' financial report.

Janice 02:51 - 02:51

I'll make a motion.

Mark DeCarlo 02:53 - 02:56

Move to approve, Second by councilman Muffoletto.

Mark DeCarlo 02:56 - 02:57

All those in favor?

>>> ALL BOARD MEMBERS STATED AYE

Mark DeCarlo 02:59 - 03:07

Those opposed….Carried. Code enforcement, and Dog Report, we’re going to table, so we can do that in person.

Mark DeCarlo 03:09 - 03:10

Report to the police….

Mark DeCarlo 03:23 - 04:53

I'll read that. So, Animal Complaints 5, assist fire 4, assist other police 10. First aid 2, Motorist broken down 4, Assist dog control 1, Assist Code Enforcement 1, assist other persons other 14, refer to other Police 1, streetlight out 7, premise check's 214, Escort 1, Money escorts 19, Community Policing 31, Services, other 72, PDO Accident 1, Municipal request 341. Total complaints logged 1273, total Summonses 223. Total fuel use 698.2 gallons. The Town of Brant Town Reform board, along with the Town of Brant police department, have completed and submitted our police reform program to New York State, to comply with the Governor's Police Reform Mandate. We are continuing to review and update our existing policies and procedures. The Town of Brant Police Department again would like to ask everyone to be good neighbor and report any suspicious activity to the police department right away. Please keep your vehicles locked at all times. We wish everyone the best of health and please social distance, wear a mask public and Stay Safe with everyone's co-operation we'll get through this terrible pandemic, respectfully submitted Chief Donald D. Hepkins.

Mark DeCarlo 04:55 - 04:56

Any questions on that?

Mark DeCarlo 05:00 - 05:02

Ok, I'll make a motion. Do I have a second to approve the Report?

Linda 05:03 - 05:03

Second.

Mark DeCarlo 05:04 - 05:06

Second by Councilwoman Giancarlo, all those in favor?

>>> ALL BOARD MEMBERS STATED AYE

Mark DeCarlo 05:10 - 05:12

All those opposed, Carried

Mark DeCarlo 05:14 - 05:15

Highway Report.

Mark DeCarlo 05:15 - 05:20

Probably table that one until next month as well.

Mark DeCarlo 05:22 - 05:26

Town Clerks report tabled. Is there anything to report for Planning.

Janice 05:29 - 05:30

No, there was no meeting.

Mark DeCarlo 05:31 - 05:32

Ok, thank you.

Mark DeCarlo 05:33 - 05:36

Zoning Board Chairman?

Frank Broughton 05:37 - 05:38

Nothing to report

Mark DeCarlo 05:38 - 05:38

Report?

Frank Broughton 05:40 - 05:42

Yes, sir. Nothing to report. Thank you.

Mark DeCarlo 05:42 - 05:46

Ok, good, thank you. Rec Report?

Mark DeCarlo 05:47 - 05:52

Councilmen Muffoletto, do you have you want to talk about anything, or discuss summer Rec?

Michael Muffoletto 05:53 - 06:17

Yes. We got the state recommendations in for summer camp, or as they put it It’s really kind of a little difficult right now. Can't have busses, because people being too close. I did talk to Vince, he thinks that we can do this. There will be no trips. There will be no school busses. But we spoke about it, he thinks it can be taken care of keeping everybody outside. And so I guess put a cap on it, Tracy, is Tracy on?

Tracy 06:33 - 06:33

Yes I am

Michael Muffoletto 06:36 - 06:42

Do you remember last year where we have about 180, 190 people that signed up?

Tracy 06:42 - 07:04

Yeah, we had just over 150. We had about 100 kids show up every day and Vince was wondering if you wanted to put a cap on it because they can only be in groups of 15.

Michael Muffoletto Dialogue was not timed

Right, we spoke about it and Vince seems to think that we can cap it at 150. I'm not so sure that we should go that high. But with 20 people being hired, which is what they had last year, it's a it's a doable thing. I guess they can still use the pool, in their groups. The biggest thing is, when you're in a group, you gotta stay in that group. You can't go out and do anything else. So each day, whatever group you're in, you have to stay in that group. So I would, I would say that, at least for now, we move forward and assume that we're going to have rec, maybe start a sign-up soon as we can get an idea on what we have, I would give preference to Brant kids, first, and put a cut off, what do you think the cut off should be?

Janice 07:53 - 08:03

I would probably say one third, everything else is at one third isn’t it?

Michael Muffoletto 08:06 - 08:17

Uh, they are raising a lot of things right now, especially being out for gatherings and such, up to 50%, and keep in mind it’s not the same terms if you're outside.

Janice 08:18 - 08:22

Oh yeah, but there are days too when they're going to be indoors.

Michael Muffoletto 08:22 - 08:45

It's not going to be indoors, it’s going to be outdoors. If there’s a rain day, they're going to get everybody's phone number, so they can cancel rec for those specific days. Remember, there's no busses. Going to be up to the parents or grouping to get kids in and out of there.

Then he was saying that everyone does sign up for that.

Tracy 08:45 - 09:03

Pardon me, Vinnie was saying everyone that does sign up, to remind me it's a texting service that he uses. He’s used that for rec for quite a few years and he gets all the parents to sign up for, they use it at school as well. And he was saying that if it's a rainy day, they'll just have to call it because they can't swim if it's a rainy day. And there's not enough buildings to put people in a social distance.

Michael Muffoletto 09:05 - 09:25

Exactly. So we can do that. And also you know things can change by July. If it’s correct that by May 1st everybody will have an opportunity to get the vaccine no matter what your age, by July, we may have a whole different story.

Donna Marien 09:27 - 09:41

I think we should move forward too, because this way here, it's going to show that we want to do stuff for the people in this Town.

Janice 09:41 - 09:47

I agree, I'm not against it, I Just don't think 150 is doable.

Mark DeCarlo 09:50 - 09:52

Well, the fact that there’s no bussing, that might limit it, right? I mean.

Janice 09:52 - 09:53

Right?

Michael Muffoletto 09:53 - 10:13

That’s what I think, a lot of parents work and are not going to be able to get their kids out. You have a lot of these places just big groups like the bus picks up. So I don’t know, do we limited at 100? See where it goes from here. We can always add, right?

Donna Marien No time stamp

Yep, but we can’t subtract.

Janice 10:14 - 10:15

Right.

Janice 10:17 - 10:18

Want to start off with….

Michael Muffoletto 10:20 - 10:26

Let's limit it to 100, they’re not doing any field trips or anything this year, so they are at the park, period..

Mark DeCarlo 10:28 - 10:32

All right. Well, we can limit it to 100. We can always increase if we feel like things open up.

Michael Muffoletto 10:35 - 10:45

We keep the price the same. Is everybody in agreement with the same price to sign up.

Mark DeCarlo 10:46 - 10:47

Yes.

Linda 10:48 - 10:49

Yes.

Michael Muffoletto 10:49 - 11:07

The next question is, of course, Vince is asking that they get more money, and you know what, I think, I think maybe it's not a bad idea, and I would suggest maybe between $11.50 and $12, what are your thoughts?

Janice 11:08 - 11:10

Minimum, wage is $12.50.

Michael Muffoletto 11:12 - 11:14

We don't have to pay minimum wage.

Janice No time stamp

oh we don't?

Mark DeCarlo 11:15 - 11:18

No we’re exempt, because we are a municipality.

Michael Muffoletto 11:19 - 11:21

Last year was $9.89

Mark DeCarlo 11:26 - 11:34

Last year it was $9.89. You know what, I would even go to 12 or 12 50, in my, my opinion. But its up to the Board

Michael Muffoletto 11:36 - 11:39

I'm OK with the minimum wage, if everybody's OK with it.

Mark DeCarlo 11:40 - 11:50

Yeah. I think we have some room we’ve been responsible about other spending. I think we have some room to do that. I think it would make them very happy, and you know what’s going on.

Michael Muffoletto 11:51 - 12:01

There are thousands of dollars that we're not going to be spending for busses and such.

Donna Marien

Not only that, they will have a lot more responsibility with all those kids there.

Mark DeCarlo 12:02 - 12:03

Absolutely

Janice 12:03 - 12:04

What's the minimum?

Mark DeCarlo 12:05 - 12:08

All right, Mike, you want to make the motion?

Michael Muffoletto 12:11 - 12:14

All right, I'd like to make a motion that we have Rec this year. We cap the hourly wage at $12.50 an hour. That we start….. Tracy would May 1^st be OK to start registration?

[clerk’s note: Tracy did not reply]

Michael Muffoletto 12:34 - 12:52

I ‘m going to say that we start registration May 1^st. And we limit it to initially 100 people that we can later modify, and that we move forward with the rec program this year. Did I miss anything?

Mark DeCarlo 12:52 - 12:53

No. I think it's perfect. I’ll second it.

Bill Trask 12:55 - 13:04

You didn't…..you didn't state what the fee would be and are you looking to limit it to town residents?

Michael Muffoletto 13:05 - 13:13

The fee would be limited to what it was last year. I don't know if we have to put the actual number in, because I don't have that.

Mark DeCarlo No time stamp

I have it and can read it off

Bill Trask 13:13 - 13:19

I think Donna asked for it but didn’t get a response.

Mark DeCarlo 13:21 - 13:41

Ok, one child was $95.00. Two children was $160, Three children was $215, and four or more was $225. That's for residents. And non-residents was one child is $170, two children is $320, three children is $460, and four or more children as $500?

Michael Muffoletto 13:42 - 14:05

I say we keep that the same. We limit the first, first come would be Brant residents. Then from there the limit will be 100 total, but Brant residents come first.

Donna Marien 14:03 - 14:05

When are we having the cutoff?

Michael Muffoletto 14:08 - 14:11

I say we keep going we fill that hundred slot?

Donna Marien 14:15 - 14:20

Well, no, no, no, so that we can do it for outsiders if we don’t fill with our hundred

Michael Muffoletto 14:21 - 14:29

Oh, I gotcha. Well we’re not going to fill that hundred with Brant residents, that’s number one. We don’t have a hundred kids.

Mark DeCarlo 14:31 - 14:32

Ok.

Donna Marien No time stamp

Mark DeCarlo 14:39 - 14:43

All right, I'll second that. All those in favor?

>>> ALL BOARD MEMBERS STATED AYE

Mark DeCarlo 14:46 - 14:49

All those opposed? carried.

Mark DeCarlo 14:50 - 14:51

Thank you Councilman Muffoletto.

Michael Muffoletto 14:54 - 14:56

Thank you

Mark DeCarlo 14:58 - 15:00

Do we have a report from Alan?

Donna Marien 15:04 - 15:08

It’s a long…Yes, yes, yes…. I have a Long one.

Mark DeCarlo 15:16 - 15:18

We can just make it available at the Town hall maybe, at Clerk’s office.

Donna Marien

Yep, I have it, though.

Mark DeCarlo 15:18 - 15:21

But he did a lot to get the senior building ready right?

Mark DeCarlo 15:22 - 15:23

Yes, he did.

Mark DeCarlo 15:27 - 15:30

Alright, Great.

Michael Muffoletto 15:30 - 15:38

I see they cleaned up on the corner as well at the little park. Donna Um, do you know, do they have any plans as to when they're going to fix the fence and all that stuff? The chain link.

Donna Marien 15:40 - 15:40

He’s gotta order the new posts.

Michael Muffoletto 15:43 - 15:49

well, I understand that, but we can get that. 15:51 - 15:54

Donna Marien 15:55 – 15:59

That's what he told me.

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

We need to remove the old posts first?

Donna Marien No time stamp

Pardon me?

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

He needs to remove the old posts first

Donna Marien 16:04 - 16:07

Yep, I'll work on that.

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

OK.

Mark DeCarlo 16:13 - 16:14

There was no, I’m assum….

Michael Muffoletto 16:17 - 16:26

I was just going to say, if the floor is kind of open we need to talk about, trimming and mulch, and all that this year, it hasn't been done in several years now.

Mark DeCarlo 16:27 - 16:28

I agree.

Michael Muffoletto 16:30 - 16:39

Whether we put that and see what Allen can do with that, and if he doesn’t feel they have the manpower for, we’re going to have to bid it out.

Mark DeCarlo 16:40 - 17:10

Yeah, it may be better just to bid it out, but let's…Donna can you talk to him first? And see if it's something he wants to tackle or if we should bid it out. Because just like, even, like at a Town Park, or, I'm Sorry. The town hall, um. The area for children to play in that that's, uh, could use an overhaul. I mean, I don't think it would cost that much mulch. Just some, some maintenance, but I know he's got other things on his plate with the pool and testing of the water, and things like that…so…

Michael Muffoletto 17:15 - 17:30

Exactly. Mowing the lawn, you only got one person right now, so I have no problem subbing it out, but it does need to get done. It’s been at least three years since Mulch has been done at the town hall.

Donna Marien No time Stamp

OK. All right then we’ll work on the….

Mark DeCarlo 17:30 - 17:35

Do we want to just even put it out for a bid and just see?

Donna Marien 17:36 - 17:38

Yeah, but where you gonna….

Michael Muffoletto 17:41 - 17:49

Yeah, we can do that, but we’re going to have to get together to see exactly has to be done so that they can bid on what needs to be done.

Mark DeCarlo 17:50 - 17:50

Yeah.

Donna Marien No time stamp

correct.

Tracy 17:51 - 18:28

Pardon me Supervisor? Pardon me Mark, I’m sorry? This is Tracy. Um, at the last meeting, when you all talked about getting together some bid specs, remember, I looked at the prevailing wage for you, anything that's done at The Town Park does not fall under prevailing wage, but anything that's performed in an occupied building, whether it is the senior community building or the highway building, or the Town Hall is prevailing wage and that's like fifty dollars an hour. The only thing that's exempt is the Town Park from prevailing wage.

Mark DeCarlo 18:29 – 18:31

And how much was the prevailing wage for that type of work, do you know?

Tracy 18:32 - 18:39

It falls under the Construction thing. It’s like fifty, I don’t know. I have it back at the office, but it’s….

Mark DeCarlo 18:39 - 18:45

Ok. All right. And that’s just like a one-man shop. Then they don't have to pay prevailing wage, right?

Michael Muffoletto 18:51 - 18:53

Exactly. Does this include outside the facilities or just doing inside

Tracy 18:54 - 19:20

Yes, Yes. Because she called me, it's outside, it's outside any occupied building, and I go, well, “let me ask you about these buildings” and she said, and I told you about where the park was, and the highway building and she goes, “If there's anyone, there was an office in that building, if there's someone that works in that building it’s considered an occupied Building.” Now, a town employee can do that. But it's open to prevailing wage, unless it is a town park.

Tracy 19:22 - 19:23

Basically, the Town Park and the Veteran’s Park can be done at regular rates?

Tracy 19:25 - 19:31

Yes, those two can be done at yes

Mark DeCarlo 19:33 - 19:35

I say, we're get something together.

Michael Muffoletto 19:36 - 19:38

Yeah, I could put something together.

Mark DeCarlo 19:38 - 19:40

Yeah, let's do that. Let's publish it, let's see the cost because if it's relatively inexpensive, let's say we just do it,

Michael Muffoletto 19:41 - 19:52

well, I don't think it’s going to be that cheap because it's been neglected for some time now. So you gotta get it back into shape before you can just do a regular maintenance.

Mark DeCarlo 19:53 - 19:54

I agree. I agree

Michael Muffoletto 19:55 - 19:59

And quite frankly, the bushes are going to look like crap the first year at this point.

Mark DeCarlo 20:00 - 20:00

Yup.

Mark DeCarlo 20:02 - 20:05

We probably need to see which ones need to be replaced as well, I guess.

Michael Muffoletto 20:06 - 20:07

Exactly. Yep

Mark DeCarlo 20:10 - 20:15

Alright, if you can put that together, maybe, do, like, a inventory of what we need done. But, let's put it out and see what happens

.Michael Muffoletto 20:18 - 20:22

Grab one or the others to go with me, We can go around and see what needs to be done.

Mark DeCarlo 20:23 - 20:24

All right, that sounds great.

Donna Marien 20:27 - 20:30

Mike, I'll go with you, if you want.

Michael Muffoletto 20:31 - 20:32

Ok, that's good.

Mark DeCarlo

20:33 - 20:38

All right, awesome thank you.

Donna Marien 20:39 – 20:40

Mark, can we talk about the tables that we need for the community building?

Mark DeCarlo 20:42 – 20:43

Yeah go ahead.

Donna Marien 20:43 – 20:59

Or, not the Community Building, but the upper Building, yes. The tables that are up there right now are spot welded, they’re not safe. It's just not a good scenario. Um, but we have we have a quote for $139.65 a table.

Mark DeCarlo 21:00 - 21:01

How many do we need?

Michael Muffoletto 21:04 - 21:05

What tables are spot welded?

Donna Marien 21:10 - 21:14

The ones that were at the community building, and the ones that are up into Town Park now.

Michael Muffoletto 21:17 - 21:20

Ok, so those are not usable. Is that what you’re telling me?

Donna Marien 21:21 - 21:24

That's what I'm saying.

Mark DeCarlo 21:25 - 21:26

Yeah. But probably needed to be replaced for years.

Donna Marien 21:26 - 21:27

Yeah.

Michael Muffoletto 21:28 - 21:33

Probably, so that's, that's that um….

Mark DeCarlo 21:33 - 21:37

We got the new chairs for the Community Building but…

Michael Muffoletto 21:38 - 21:44

What about chairs?

Donna Marien 21:46 - 21:54

Well, because we can get…nope…. we're not, we can get folding chairs. And we can get them for $35.99 a piece.

Michael Muffoletto 21:56 - 21:57

Well that gets expensive real fast.

Janice 22:00 - 22:13

Donna, what's going to happen to all those chairs leftover that are in the town hall in the gym/cafeteria area?

Donna Marien 22:14 - 22:28

Some of those should be going back to, if we're gonna see if the Jehova’s want them back. The problem, is there, their cloth, and you're gonna, you're gonna leave them up there for people to use and it's gonna be a disaster,

Janice 22:28 - 22:34

I just want to know what’s going to happen to them, because they're good chairs.

Donna Marien 22:36 - 22:37

Yes, but um….

Mark DeCarlo 22:39 - 22:40

We may be able to continue to use those at the Town Hall

Linda 22:42 - 22:42

Didn’t we have a lot of chairs [inaudible] at the Senior building?

Donna Marien 22:45 - 22:46

What was that?

Linda 22:46 - 22:50

Didn’t we have a lot of chairs we were [inaudible] at the Senior building.

Donna Marien No time stamp

Those were all spot welded too.

Mark DeCarlo 22:54 - 22:56

Yeah, they were no good really anymore.

Donna Marien 22:58 - 22:59

Mark was with me when we went….

[clerk’s note: sound was lost temporarily]

Michael Muffoletto 23:10 - 23:11

Anybody, though?

Janice Ross 23:12 - 23:12

Yeah.

Linda 23:16 - 23:18

It all went silent.

Michael Muffoletto 23:20 - 23:37

That’s because we keep talking and it keeps cutting others off. So Donna, maybe you just get together, we do the grounds, go over what we need up top. What we need for chairs or what we can do with the current chairs. Have them recovered with vinyl or something versus cloth.

Donna Marien 23:40 - 23:49

Ok. So can we go ahead with the tables?

Mark DeCarlo 23:51 - 23:52

How many do we need?

Donna Marien 23:52 - 23:53

Ten

Mark DeCarlo 23:56 - 23:57

I'd be OK with that.

Michael Muffoletto 23:58 - 24:00

What kind of tables are these, folding?

Donna Marien 24:01 - 24:03

But they're commercial grade.

Michael Muffoletto 24:04 - 24:07

And they're white top.

Donna Marien 24:10 - 24:10

Yeah.

Donna Marien 24:12 - 24:14

And there's a 10 year warranty on the ones that we have.

Mark DeCarlo 24:16 - 24:18

Are they similar to the ones that we bought for the Senior Builder?

Donna Marien 24:19 - 24:24

Yes. But those are not commercial grade where these ones are

Donna Marien 24:26 - 24:37

And that's why we um…. if you want to look into these lifetime contemporary folding chairs, they also are a 10 year warranty.

Janice 24:39 - 24:41

Donna are these specifically for the rec building?

Donna Marien No Time stamp

Yes

Janice 24:45 - 24:46

I'm not sure 10 will fit in there.

Donna Marien 24:48 - 24:53

Yeah. There’s four in the back that they use for food and then there is six that go on side.

Janice 24:54 - 24:56

I haven't been in there in a while.

Donna 24:58 - 25:02

I already did it all. We would need and we would need 50 chairs.

Janice 25:04 - 25:04

Got it.

Mark DeCarlo 25:05 - 25:08

Yeah, I'd say, if you want to go ahead with the motion on that.

Bill Trask 25:09 - 25:27

Question. Are these: are these: is the purchase going to comply with the procurement policy in terms of whether it needs to be competitively bids, or are these being purchased off of state contract?

Mark DeCarlo 25:31 - 25:35

I think the total…. the total would be under the dollar amount, I think, required right or no?

Mark DeCarlo 25:36 - 25:39

I think…isn’t it 2000? I don’t have the procurement policy in front of me.

Bill Trask 25:41 - 25:42

I don't have it in front of me either.

Mark DeCarlo 25:43 - 25:50

Barb, do you have it?

Bill Trask 25:52 - 25:56

What's the total estimated cost of this purchase?

Mark DeCarlo 25:57 - 26:03

It will be like $1390, approximately. Under $1400

Linda 26:04 - 26:05

For the chairs.

Bill Trask 26:11 - 26:12

Is that for both chairs and tables?

Donna Marien 26:12 - 26:16

No, chairs would be 36.

Linda 26:18 - 26:20

18, 19, about 2000.

Mark DeCarlo 26:36 - 26:37

Hey, Barbara, if you're talking, it’s muted.

Barb 26:40 - 26:45

Sorry, OK, guide three. If it's less than 4000, but greater than 500, are left to the discretion of the purchaser, but all steps taken to solicit prices must be documented in writing by the purchaser. That’s for goods, supplies and equipment

Michael Muffoletto 27:05 - 27:07

What does that mean in English?

Barb 27:08 - 27:09

What?

Barb 27:09 - 27:27

Well, if it's less than $4000. but greater than $500, all estimated purchases of goods, supplies, and equipment, It's got to be left to the purchaser’s discretion but they have to have everything, but everything has to be documented in writing.

Bill Trask 27:28 - 27:32

What if it's, over 4000?

Barb 27:33 - 27:44

Ok, so less than $10,000, but greater than $4,000. Requires an oral request for the goods and oral fax quotes from two vendors.

Bill Trask 27:45 - 27:50

Ok, so, it's going to be one or the other, you have to do the total cost for the tables and chairs. And then, if it's under the 4000, you've got the simpler guideline that you follow. If the total cost is going to exceed 4000, and you have to go with the two quotes.

Donna Marien 28:04 - 28:06

It would be $3,190.

Bill Trask 28:08 - 28:11

Is that to total data for chairs and tables?

Donna Marien 28:12 - 28:14

Yes, it is because it's free delivery. And we’re tax exempt.

Michael Muffoletto 28:20 - 28:26

So, these are foldable chairs, so if you want to store them, what do you do with them? You just stack them on top of each other? I think that’s not going to be good.

Donna Marien 28:31 - 28:36

They can also go in the one corner, and be stacked on top of one another.

[clerk’s note: portions inaudible]

Donna Marien 28:47 - 28:59

Right now, we have those picnic tables up there, or we had the picnic tables up there.

Now we got those heavy tables up there that are not safe. So we are in the same scenario with those tables as we would be with these table.

Michael Muffoletto 29:17 - 29:19

What do you think, mister Supervisor?

Mark DeCarlo 29:21 - 29:33

Um, I’s say let's go ahead with it, let's see if there's anything we can get that would help us like a cart where you can put the chairs on. Ok, that's what do you think about that?

Janice 29:36 - 29:37

And a cart for the tables too if you don't need them?

Mark DeCarlo 29:37 - 29:46

Yeah, we should be able to I’ve seen them available commercially. We should be able to, it might be safe, and be good storage option. That's a good point.

Donna Marion 29:47 - 29:51

Then, with those two, we would still be under the 4000.

Mark DeCarlo 29:53 - 30:03

Alright, go ahead if you want to make the motion to approve it.

Donna Marien 30:05 - 30:10

OK, OK, um, make a motion to purchase 10 tables for the upper rec building with fifty chairs

Mark DeCarlo 30:14 - 30:15

I'll make a second.

Bill Trask 30:17 - 30:19

You have to state in the resolution the estimated cost.

Donna Marien 30:22 - 30:25

Can we put in there to remain under $4,000.

Bill Trask 30:27 - 30:28

Yep, that'll work.

Janice 30:28 - 30:30

And the purchase of the carts also, right?

Mark DeCarlo 30:35 - 30:36

Yep.

Mark DeCarlo 30:39 - 30:41

I'll second that. Could get a roll call

Barb 30:41 - 30:45

Councilwoman Marien.

Donna Marien No time stamp

Aye

Barb 30:46 - 30:53

Supervisor DeCarlo

Mark DeCarlo No time stamp

Aye

Barb No time stamp

councilwoman Giancarlo.

Linda No time stamp

Aye

Barb 30:56 - 31:02

Councilmen Muffoletto

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

Aye

Barb No time stamp

Councilwoman Ross.

Janice 31:03 - 31:03

Aye.

Mark DeCarlo 31:11 - 31:12

Carried.

Mark DeCarlo 31:15 - 31:17

Alright we got five more minutes before the public hearing.

Mark DeCarlo 31:18 - 31:40

I'm going to table the Town Historian’s report until next month. We need to set a public hearing for the annual special use permit renewals for June. I like to set a regular meeting date of June eighth, 2021, but at 7 30 PM I'd like to make a motion.

Mark DeCarlo 31:41 - 31:43

Do I have a second?

Donna Marien No time stamp

I’ll second it.

Mark DeCarlo 31:44 - 31:45

Second by Councilwoman Marien.

Mark DeCarlo 31:45 - 31:46

All those in favor?

>>> ALL BOARD MEMBERS STATED AYE

Mark DeCarlo 31:49 - 31:51

All those opposed? Carried.

Michael Muffoletto 31:53 - 32:17

I want to asked a question about that Special Use. We see that Weitsman didn’t do what they said they were going to do. They just did it to get another year under their belt. My suggestion for what I said last year, but I think we should do it this year, is have them apply for special use permit to do exactly what it is that they wanted to do there, and NOT as a junkyard.

Mark DeCarlo 32:22 - 32:27

I agree.

Michael Muffoletto 32:27 – 32:30

They wanted it as a transfer station, and didn't…the only reason they did it was to get their junkyard license, or permit extended.

Mark DeCarlo 32:33 - 32:37

Right…they haven't used it

Donna Marien 32:37 - 32:38

It has not been open one day from that special use permit?

Donna Marien 32:43 - 32:48

Can we go back to the Brant Town park?

Mark DeCarlo 32:50 - 32:52

Sure.

Donna Marien 32:53 - 32:59

OK, are we just doing the wages now for the counselors for the pool?.

Mark DeCarlo 32:59 - 33:00

The pool?

Mark DeCarlo 33:01 - 33:20

I was going to talk about that under New business, after the… After the public hearing. We've got three more minutes so, Mike, do you have anything else you want to say about Weitsman before the public hearing?

Mike Muffoletto 33:21 - 33:26

I would kind of like to know, I assume we have to let them know in advance so they can apply for the new format, right?

Bill Trask 33:32 - 33:37

This is something that I would like to have a discussion in Executive session with the Board.

Mark DeCarlo 33:38 - 33:49

OK, we can do that next month's meeting, because we don't have, uh, what… will time permit for us to do it next month, since we have June for the renewal, or should we be doing it now?

Bill Trask 33:51 - 33:53

So I say, I think we can do it next month.

Mark DeCarlo 33:55 - 34:03

Ok. I'll put that on the agenda for next month.

Michael Muffoletto 34:07 - 34:08

Uh…I wasn’t at the last meeting, what happened to the Windows from the Senior Building?

Mark DeCarlo 34:14 - 34:36

We had agreed that Donna and I would go over there. And we would basically, the Town Board basically agreed to declare that items, I guess, as salvage. and we were to go over and look through everything in there, there wasn't they weren’t in good shape. So we basically, we basically threw them all out.

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

Were they tossed, or did somebody take them?

Mark DeCarlo 34:42 - 34:48

My understanding is, Donna, did you say the highway was going to put them in the dumpster, right?

Donna Marien No time stamp

Yes

Mark DeCarlo 34:52 - 34:53

Were you there for that or no?

Donna Marien 34:54 - 34:55

No, I was not. I was working.

Mark DeCarlo 34:56 - 35:03

So they were instructed to put them in the dumpster. If someone took them, we're not aware. I could probably pull the video and see.

Mark DeCarlo 35:05 - 35:06

Naw, I was just wondering what happened.

Mark DeCarlo 35:07 - 35:16

Yeah, no, it wasn't. They definitely weren't given away. A lot of them got cracked when they were removed, I think. They just didn't look good.

Donna Marion 35:19 - 35:25

Some of them had chairs and everything on top of them.

Mark DeCarlo 35:27 - 35:28

Yeah, they were in bad shape, for sure.

Mark DeCarlo 35:32 - 35:43

All right, at 7 30, I'd like to make a motion to go into a proposed, local law number two, national flood insurance program, public hearing. Do I have a second?

Donna Marien 35:44 - 35:45

I’ll second it

Mark DeCarlo 35:46 - 35:47

All those in favor?

>>> ALL BOARD MEMBERS STATED AYE 35:48 – 35:50

Mark DeCarlo 35:51 - 35:57

Carried. Barb, can you read the notice? Don't forget to unmute yourself.

Barbara 36:00 - 36:03

Legal Notice, brant, New York. Notice of Public Hearing.

Barb 36:04 - 36:10

Keep in mind, this is the second public notice, because we did change the meeting a little bit, OK.

Barb 36:11 - 37:23

So, this is what Tracy ended up sending to the Dunkirk Observer:

This notices to advise of a meeting change for a public hearing regarding proposed local law number 2-2021 which is to be held on Tuesday, April 13th, 2021 at 6 30 PM. This meeting will now be conducted virtually. The new information for this public hearing is listed below. Pursuant to resident resolution of the Town Board of the town of Brant New York, Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Brant Town Board, in the Brant town hall, 1272 Brant North Collins Road, Brant, New York on Tuesday, the 13th day of April 2021 at 7 30 PM. local time for the purpose of considering proposed local law number 2-2021, which, if approved, would replace current article 2, chapter 87 of the Town of Brant code entitled “Flood Hazard Areas” to Comply with new requirements established by the Federal Emergency Management Administration, otherwise known as FEMA. To attend the meeting you can join from your computer, tablet or smartphone, and then he has the address https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/121207725.

Barb 37:23 - 37:56

You can also dial in using your phone. United States 1 (312)757-3121 Access Code: 121-207-725. Copies of the proposed local law are available for review in the Office of the Town clerk. All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard, dated April 9, 2021, by order of the Brant Town Board. Barbara J. Daniel, Brant Town Clerk.

Mark DeCarlo 38:01 - 38:06

Thank you. Anyone have any questions about this, or, Bill, did you want to give a short synopsis on the…

Bill Trask 38:11 - 39:26

The quick…the quick response is Article two of Chapter 87 of the Code, which is currently on the books, was adopted in 2019 as a local law, and this is these are updated design standards and procedural standards required by FEMA for the municipality to be in compliance with its flood insurance program. So, it's only two years, since the last law was, was put on the record. But this is good wholesales replace article two with a new set of standards that the Code Enforcement Officer who is the Floods Insurance Administrator for the Town of Brant would be followed. And, as you said, Mark in advance, the town has to have this on the books in order for, uh, property within flood areas on the FEMA maps to qualify for flood insurance.

Mark DeCarlo 39:31 - 39:32

Okay, does anyone have any questions?

Mark DeCarlo 39:38 - 39:42

Alright, then I will motion to close the public hearing. Do I have a second.

Linda 39:43 - 39:43

I’ll second.

Mark DeCarlo 39:44 - 39:47

Seconded by Councilwoman Giancarlo… all those in favor?

>>> ALL BOARD MEMBERS STATED AYE

Mark DeCarlo 39:50 - 39:53

All those opposed? Carried?

Mark DeCarlo 39:55 - 39:58

Do we want to vote on that public local law, or do we want to wait till next month?

Linda 40:03 - 40:03

Can probably vote on it.

Multiple Board members spoke at once. INAUDIBLE 40:06 - 40:10

Bill Trask 40:10 - 40:46

My suggest would be that you vote tonight and get it into Albany because they need to review it once it's adopted and make sure that it complies with what FEMA is deeming acceptable. This will give them enough time to tell us if we miss something, but I don't think we did because we used the model that they provided. But the deadline for having this on file in Albany is June. So, I'd just, as soon wait till the last minute, if the board is comfortable moving forward with this.

Mark DeCarlo 40:48 - 40:50

All right, I'll make a motion to approve.

Linda 40:54 - 40:58

I’ll second it

Mark DeCarlo No Time stamp

Councilwoman Giancarlo, can I get a roll call?

Barb 41:00 - 41:03

Supervisor DeCarlo

Mark DeCarlo 41:03 - 41:04

Aye.

Barb 41:04 - 41:10

Councilwoman Giancarlo

Linda No time stamp

Aye

Barb No time stamp

Councilmen Muffoletto

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

Aye

Barb 41:11 - 41:14

Councilwoman Marien

Donna No time stamp

Aye

Barb 41:16 - 41:18

And Councilwoman Ross.

Janice No time stamp

Aye

Mark DeCarlo 41:20 - 41:24

Carried. Alright, awesome

Mark DeCarlo 41:26 - 41:28

The next thing was the lifeguard wages and pool fees.

Mark DeCarlo 41:31 - 41:46

Current total 2020 wages were $12 for the lifeguard and $13 for the head lifeguard. Now, that's going to be below our summer rec people's pay. I don't know if we want to raise that some or, what your thoughts are?

Donna Marien 41:49 - 41:51

I would go to 13 and 14.

Mark DeCarlo 41:52 - 41:59

I agree. Is everyone OK with it?

Mark DeCarlo 42:00 - 42:22

Ok, What about currently the Day Pass is $3 a season pass for an individual is $40, a family of four pass is $90, and add $20 for each additional family member. Senior pass is $20. The splash pool is free, and fees adopted. These are the fees that were adopted, do we want to leave that the same?

Michael Muffoletto 42:24 - 42:27

I'm good with that as well

Janice

I think leave them the same.

Mark DeCarlo 42:28 - 42:44

Alright, I make a motion to leave the fees that we adopted in the 2021Org meeting the same increasing the lifeguard wages for the lifeguards to $13 an hour, and head lifeguard to $14 an hour. Do I have a second?

Janice

42:45 - 42:45

I second.

Mark DeCarlo 42:46 - 42:48

Seconded by councilwoman Ross.

Mark DeCarlo 42:49 - 42:51

Seconded actually by the whole Town Board.

Mark DeCarlo 42:52 - 42:53

All those in favor?

>>> ALL BOARD MEMBERS STATED AYE

Mark DeCarlo 42:56 - 42:57

All those opposed? Carried.

Mark DeCarlo 42:59 - 43:21

Alright. Anyone ever reports? Well, let me make a quick report. We had the, the opening of the senior building there for the seniors first meeting. I want to thank Councilwoman Ross for giving an elegant speech and Cutting the ribbon. Can you give us a short report on how that day went?

Janice 43:22 - 43:50

Oh, there were 26 seniors and people in attendance. Tracy was nice enough to bring us the coffee doughnuts muffins which was much appreciated. I just gave a little speech. I had the President do the ribbon cutting. And everybody was anxious to go into the building and see the changes. But it went well.

Mark DeCarlo 43:52 - 43:53

Awesome, well thank you very much.

Janice 43:54 - 43:54

You're welcome.

Lynda Ostrowski 43:58 - 44:22

Can I say one thing, just on behalf of the seniors, thank you to the Town Board for the reception and the dedication and everything. Everybody there was so pleased with how everything looked. They were very happy and glad to be back in the building and it was all I greatly appreciated. And thank you, Tracy too for helping out like you did. Thank you all.

Mark DeCarlo 44:23 - 44:30

Thank you. Um, anyone else have anything else to report?

Donna 44:32 - 44:35

Just that this is the first month for eWaste.

Mark DeCarlo 44:36 - 44:39

Awesome. I'll see you there.

Michael Muffoletto 44:40 - 44:44

What is that date?

Donna No time stamp

last Saturday of April

Mark DeCarlo 44:47 - 44:54

That would be 24th.

Donna Marion 44:55 - 44:55

Yeah.

Mark DeCarlo 44:58 - 44:59

Yep, the 24th.

Donna 45:01 - 45:03

Are we keeping the fees the same?

Mark DeCarlo 45:05 - 45:07

Yeah, we did pretty good last year. I think we maybe there was more enforcement of the fees than we had in previous years, but, uh.

Mark DeCarlo 45:07 - 45:14

I think we maybe there was more enforcement of the fees than we had in previous years, but I think we did pretty good.

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

You think?

Mark DeCarlo 45:16 - 45:17

I think we did pretty good.

Donna 45:18 - 45:25

Tracy can you give me a favor? Can you grab me a copy so that I can pin it in the door?

Tracy 45:29 - 45:31

Give you a copy of the ad?

Donna 45:33 - 45:34

Of Just the fees.

Tracy 45:35 - 45:37

Ok, I can read them to you if you'd like I brought an ad home.

Donna 45:39 - 45:39

Oh, sure.

Tracy 45:40 – 46:01

Ok, so the tube type monitors and TVs are free, with a limit of one for residence, and a $20 charge per unit for non-residents. Tires are free, with a limit of four for residence, but $3 charge per tire for non-residents, no rims are allowed.

Michael Muffoletto 46:06 - 46:16

Can we…on the picture tube tv’s and such…the first one's free for residents, should we have a fee if they have more?

Donna 46:19 - 46:20

Oh, they pay.

Michael Muffoletto 46:22 - 46:25

So you make sure that even residents pay above one.

Donna No time stamp

Yes

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

OK, that’s all I wanted to know.

Mark DeCarlo 46:28 - 46:30

What’s that? It’s $20.00?

Donna No time stamp

Yes

Mark DeCarlo 46:34 - 46:36

And does it matter if it's a flat screen or a picture tube?

Donna Marion

Mark DeCarlo 46:38 - 46:41

Ok, good. Alright, awesome.

Donna 46:46 - 46:48

Oh Mark, where are we at with the tractor? Did you talk to anybody?

Mark DeCarlo 46:48 - 47:04

Yep I got that, that is ordered, they have it hopefully sooner than later. I'm hoping, well, I'm trying to push them to do it as quickly as possible, but they do have it there, and they're getting it up here and getting it set up, and then they'll have it to us.

Donna 47:05 - 47:05

Ok?

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

Oh, that got it?

Mark DeCarlo 47:07 - 47:14

Yeah, they had it in stock, but it was down sou…. one of their….I don’t know… they have like nineteen dealers, it was down south I believe….Pennsylvania

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

Mark DeCarlo 47:18 - 47:30

I think, the brush system they had to order. So that might be a little bit longer out, but the tractor itself and a couple of the other things were, and were in stock.

Donna 47:33 - 47:34

Ok, thank you

Mark DeCarlo 47:36 - 48:25

Thank you. Oh our second April, sales tax remittances it's 3.46% greater than 2020 Our year to date is running 6.9, 8% above last year at this time. So we're back on track. Oh, one thing I did forget, and I wanted to talk about, is, I got a call from Mayor Hoisington in Farnham….he asked, you know, every year we have a Memorial Day, except for last year. He asked, maybe, if we could do a combined one in Farnham this year since Covid.. everything else. I thought it was kind of a good idea just to do one ceremony this year. And I said, if it goes, well, maybe we can go back and forth between the Town park and the Village park. What do you guys think of that?

Donna 48:26 - 48:27

I think that's a great idea.

TWO BOARD MEMBERS RESPONDED---INAUDIBLE

Mark DeCarlo 48:31 - 48:32

What's that?

Janice 48:32 - 48:35

Why have two, it always seemed so silly?

Mark DeCarlo 48:36 - 48:38

Well yeah, and then Neil doesn’t have to give two speeches.

Donna 48:41 - 48:47

Ok, Mark the other thing is is the Easter egg hunt.

Mark DeCarlo 48:47 - 48:51

Yes, oh yeah, can you talk about that? It was a huge, I think, a huge success.

Donna 48:53 - 48:58

I want to thank everybody that came. We had approximately 80 to 85 kids.

Mark DeCarlo 48:59 - 49:02

It was all safe outdoors social distance.

Michael Muffoletto 49:04 - 49:05

It was a huge success

Mark DeCarlo 49:08 - 49:21

I want to thank you both Janice and Donna for really doing the whole thing and going shopping for the kids chocolate and setting up the eggs, and really the whole the whole thing. Everyone was just ecstatic to have it.

Janice 49:22 - 49:28

It was fun. And Amanda helped us with the eggs…. and Donna's daughter.

Mark DeCarlo 49:30 - 49:33

Oh yeah.

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

And I got chocolate cake

Mark DeCarlo 49:34 - 49:36

It was Mike’s birthday so….

Donna 49:39 - 49:42

But yeah, I mean, I think it's to help the morale in town.

Janice 49:44 - 49:53

We made it safe, You know that people wore masks that, that needed to, that wanted to. We had hand sanitizers on the table, so….

Donna 49:54 - 49:57

it worked out well.

Mark DeCarlo 49:58 - 50:01

Yeah, I think it was a great, a great success. Thank you

Donna 50:02 - 50:03

Thanks for allowing us to do it.

Mark DeCarlo 50:04 - 50:09

It was… really, I thought, maybe we'd have 25 kids I couldn't believe who showed up.

Janice 50:10 - 50:14

Wasn't that great? And we didn't really advertise other than Facebook.

Mark DeCarlo 50:15 - 50:16

It was huge.

Janice 50:17 - 50:19

Yes, it'll be bigger next year.

Mark DeCarlo 50:20 - 50:21

Oh, yeah, for sure.

Barb 50:24 - 50:25

My battery is ready to go.

Mark DeCarlo 50:27 - 51:32

I'll try to hurry so approval of the abstract.

Abstracts for 2021 prepaid and unpaid as a 4/13/21 total claims, $96,469.84.

General Fund town wide vouchers totaling $77,916.25

General Fund part-town vouchers totaling $8135.04

Highway Town wide $5404.71

Highway part town vouchers totaling $1,842.71

Street Light Vouchers $2751.13

Brant Water district totaling $420.

All payrolls from 2/28 through 3/19 General Townwide $47,990.81

General part town payroll totaling $712.96

and highway, town wide total of $10,228.11

I'll make a motion to approve the abstract, can I get a roll call?

Barb 51:33 - 51:41

ok, who wants to second it.

Donna 51:41 - 51:41

I’ll second it

Barb 51:43 - 51:44

Supervisor DeCarlo

Supervisor DeCarlo No time stamp

Aye

Barb 51:46 - 51:48

Councilwoman Marien.

Councilwoman Marien No Time stamp

Aye

Barb 51:52 - 51:59

Councilwoman Giancarlo

*No response from Councilwoman Giancarlo*

Michael Muffoletto No time stamp

She can’t hear anything

Barb No time stamp

Can you hear me?

Mark DeCarlo 52:00 - 52:01

Yes

Janice 52:01 - 52:02

We can hear you.

Barb 52:03 - 52:07

Ok, so Councilwoman, Giancarlo must not hear me.

Michael Muffoletto 52:07 - 52:09

She might have a problem.

Barb 52:10 - 52:14

Ok, well, I'll go on to councilman Muffoletto.

Michael Muffoletto 52:15 - 52:15

Aye

Barb 52:16 - 52:19

Ok, and Councilwoman Ross.

Janice 52:22 - 52:26

Aye……Barb, when will the prepaid be ready for us to sign.

Barb 52:27 - 52:35

They're ready right now I'm going to give them for Tracy's office. I can leave them on the conference table, how about that?

Janice 52:36 - 52:39

Well, you're close tomorrow, right?

Barb 52:39 - 52:44

Yeah, I'll leave them there because I got to make sure that they're available for Tracy since she can't get in here.

Barb 52:44 - 52:47

I'll leave them in the conference room, you can get in there.

Tracy 52:50 - 52:52

They’ll be in the Supervisor’s office tomorrow, because Mark can sign them?

Barb 52:57 - 52:59

Janice 53:00 - 53:01

We’ll come in tomorrow.

Mark DeCarlo 53:03 - 53:03

All right. Awesome

Mark DeCarlo 53:05 - 53:09

All right. A motion to adjourn, next meeting May 11, 7 PM. Do I have a second?

Bill Trask 53:14 - 53:22

Mark, you may not have known. My aunt Shirly Trask, a longtime resident, of Brant Farnham road passed away last week.

Mark DeCarlo 53:22 - 53:23

I'm sorry, I had no idea.

Bill Trask 53:25 - 53:36

She and my uncle Mike bought that the old school house over there by Hammond Road, and they live there for many, many years.

Bill Trask 53:37 - 53:41

I think she was an election inspector for awhile in the town also.

Bill Trask 53:42 - 53:49

And I also wanted to publicly congratulate Debbie Ritz on her admission to the New York State Bar.

Mark DeCarlo 53:50 - 53:51

Congratulations.

Debra Ritz 53:52 - 53:52

Thank you very much.

Debra Ritz 53:52 - 53:56

Thank you, Thank you

Bill Trask 53:56 - 53:59

Just what our Town needs, another lawyer

Debra Ritz 54:00 - 54:01

Ha Ha Ha, that's what I thought.

Barb Daniel 54:06 - 54:07

Awesome.

Mark DeCarlo 54:08 - 54:13

Yeah, so a motion to adjourn in the name of Shirley Trask.

Mark DeCarlo 54:16 - 54:17

All those in favor?

Mark DeCarlo 54:18 - 54:19

All right?

Mark DeCarlo 54:25 - 54:26

All right, I think we're good.

Barb 54:27 - 54:32

750 PM we're adjourning….. OK, we're all set.

The minutes transcribed by GoToMeeting and Barbara Daniel. These minutes are hereby certified to be true and correct and contain all verbiage and actions taken by the Brant Town Board. A digital recording of this meeting is available for those who wish to review or confirm any portion thereof.

Respectfully submitted by,

Barbara Daniel

Brant Town Clerk

MINUTES OF THE APRIL 13, 2021 TOWN BOARD MTG (VIRTUAL)