Work Session
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
RECOGNITION: Doug Manktelow
PRESENTATION: Sheriff Barry Virts
PUBLIC COMMENT: 3-minute limit per person
CORRESPONDENCE
& INFORMATION M
1 Motion to accept
and/or file the letters and other forms of communication.
CONSENT AGENDA: M
1 Motion to accept the
items of the Consent Agenda
a. previous minutes
b. presentation of Town
Clerks report
c. accept the Supervisor's
report for February
d. presentation of the
annual report from the Library
e. monthly departmental
reports
f. advertise for bids for
spring clean-up
g. advertise dates for
spring clean-up
h. pay the Library bills as
audited by the Library Board of Trustees:
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT Gary Orbaker
(Liaison with -Business Improvement District, Farm Bureau,
Chamber of Commerce)
1 - Motion to
authorize the Town Supervisor to sign the Farmland Protection Implementation
Contract M
FACILITIES - Mike Bixby (Buildings & Grounds
Maintenance, Cemeteries, Assessors Office,
Code Enforcement, Building Projects, Library Liaison)
1 Motion to
authorize the Town Supervisor to sign a maintenance/testing agreement with
SimplexGrinnell M
2 - Resolution to hire
for spring/fall cleaning R
FINANCE James D. Hoffman (Budget, Capital Planning,
Investment & Insurance Policies, Expenditures,
Board Meeting Structure and Follow-up)
1 Resolution for
auditing of the Town Books by the Town Board R
2 - Motion to
authorize the Town Supervisor to sign the EBS-RMSCO, Inc. addendum to the
current agreement M
PARKS AND
RECREATION Mike Bixby
(Liaison with - Park, Trails, Recreation and Youth Committees, and
Senior Citizens
Jim Hoffman - (Liaison with Apple
Blossom Committee)
1 Motion regarding
the closure of roads during the Apple Blossom Festival M
PERSONNEL Anthony Verno (Contractual Relations, Employee
Benefits)
Gary Orbaker (Contractual
Relations)
PLANNING Tom Watson (Liaison with Comprehensive
Planning Committee, Planning Board,
Zoning Board, Emergency Planning, and WCSD)
1 - Motion to authorize attendance at Monroe
County Spring 2010 Land Use Decision-Making Training Programs
M
PUBLIC SAFETY Gary Orbaker (Liaison with - Fire and
Ambulance Service, Health and Safety Committee,
Court Operations, Drainage Council
and Animal Control Officer)
PUBLIC SERVICES - Anthony Verno (Operation of Highway, Sewer,
Water, Energy, Sidewalks)
1 - Motion to
authorize the Williamson Town Water Dept. to dispose of stone
M
2 - Motion to authorize
the Town Supervisor to sign an amended Snow & Ice Removal agreement with
the County M
PUBLIC COMMENT
APPROVAL OF BILLS
ADJOURNMENT (over)
GUIDELINES FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION DURING
TOWN HALL MEETINGS
Town Board meetings are held to allow
the Board to conduct town business. The
meetings are held in public but are not
public meetings. However, the Board
invites public
participation
within the following guidelines.
1. Public participation will occur at the
beginning and at the end of each
Board meeting. The Board may determine other appropriate
times for
the public to
participate.
2. The duration of public participation will be
3 minutes per person.
Generally, each of the public
participation periods will be 15 minutes
in duration.
3. The Board retains the right to vary the
practices for public participation at
any given Town
Board meeting.
4. In most instances,
unless the matter is on the agenda or is of an
emergency nature,
the Board will not respond to public comments
at the time
provided. The matter may appear on
future agendas
available at the
3 post offices, Town Clerks office or the Public Library
on Friday
afternoon preceding Board Meetings.
I Information
D Discussion
M - Motion
R - Resolution
Rules of Order for Public Hearing
The purpose of a hearing
is for the Board to receive opinions and questions from members of the public
with respect to a specified topic/law etc.
Thus, you are asked to comply with the rules for conducting the hearing.
1. The chair will recognize person(s) to speak. Please wait until recognized by the chair.
2. Comments should be limited to the topic of the
hearing. Comments about other issues can
be made during
"public comment" of a regular meeting.
3. Comments should be prefaced with your name and
address. You are asked to be clear and
concise in your
presentation out of consideration for other persons wishing
to speak.
4. A hearing is not a debate between private parties
or with the Board. Rather, it is a time
for the Board to hear view points. Thus, you are asked to address the Town
Board. You are asked not to address
other members of the public.
5. The Board will attempt to answer questions but may
have to delay response if information is not available.