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Clerk reads long slate of resolutions including solar lease, grant applications and capital transfers
Summary
The clerk read a slate of resolutions for Town Board consideration, including a proposed land lease for a solar project, multiple grant submissions and several capital and professional‑services authorizations.
During the work session the clerk read a lengthy slate of resolutions and authorizations the Town Board will consider, covering land leases, grant applications, contract extensions and capital budget adjustments.
Notable items read into the record included an authorization to negotiate a land lease with Enpro Solar LLC for an additional solar project at the Hillsville College Center; an authorization to execute a paper‑shredding contract with Data Structured Incorporated for 2025 satellite shredding events; grant‑related actions to seek federal congressional community project funding for the Brookhaven Landfill cell 6 cap closure and Mastic Beach Sewage Treatment Plant; a New York State Department of Transportation grant for street lighting in front of an historic schoolhouse on Horse Block Road; and authorizations to extend professional engineering contracts for highway repaving and outfall mitigation work.
The clerk also read resolutions authorizing an assignment of a lease from Skydive Long Island, Inc. to Go Jump New York LLC; acceptance of donated land in Patchogue; award of a construction bid for the Prince Road Recharge Basin; and an authorization to enter a lease with Tag Towers for approximately 2,500 square feet at Percy Rainer Park in Centereach. Several capital and operating budget transfers were listed for Board action, as were grant applications to New York State Archives for digitization of ZBA records and federal aviation grant applications for Calabro (Calabrio) Airport airfield work.
The items were presented as a block of resolutions for Board consideration; the clerk read the items and staff noted upcoming public‑hearing dates or scheduling where applicable. No final roll‑call votes were recorded in the work‑session excerpt for these items.
