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Airmont trustees approve multiple routine resolutions; set public hearing to consider undersized-lot rules
Summary
The Village of Airmont Board of Trustees on Feb. 3 unanimously approved several resolutions — including payment of an emergency repair invoice, a one-year HVAC maintenance contract, a personnel reclassification, and treasury abstracts totaling $369,127.12 — and scheduled a public hearing on zoning rules for March 3.
The Village of Airmont Board of Trustees on Feb. 3 unanimously approved a series of routine resolutions and set a public hearing to consider amendments to Chapter 2-10, Article 4 (nonperforming and undersized lots).
Votes at a glance
- Emergency invoice: Trustees approved payment of invoice 24 49 5 20 from Siafi Exuvan Service for $10,482 for the emergency rebuild of a catch basin at 44 Campbell Avenue. Vote: unanimous (5-0).
- Maintenance contract: Trustees approved a one-year maintenance contract with Optimum Air Solution, Inc., effective Jan. 1, 2025 through Jan. 1, 2026, at a village cost of $2,250. Vote: unanimous (5-0).
- Position reclassification: Trustees reclassified the part-time assistant building inspector position to a "less than full time" classification (position code 200005) to allow hiring with flexible scheduling. Vote: unanimous (5-0).
- Appointment of election inspectors: Trustees appointed five election inspectors (names not specified in the public record excerpt). Vote: unanimous (5-0).
- Partial refund: Trustees authorized a partial refund of $25 to Hudson's Search related to 66 South Muncie Road. Vote: unanimous (5-0).
- Treasury abstracts: Trustees approved the treasury abstracts dated Feb. 3, 2025, in the amount of $369,127.12. Vote: unanimous (5-0).
- Minutes: Trustees approved the Jan. 6, 2025 board minutes. Vote: unanimous (5-0).
- Public hearing set: Trustees set a public hearing to consider amendments to Chapter 2-10, Article 4 (nonperforming lots and undersized lots) for the next meeting on March 3, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. The board said proposed revisions and supporting materials will be made available before the hearing.
Several of the approvals were moved, seconded and passed with an "Aye" tally recorded for five trustees; the meeting record shows no roll-call breakdown by individual for these votes, and no abstentions or no votes were reported. Trustees indicated staff or outside contractors had certified the accounting abstracts and the emergency repair had been completed before the board approved payment.
An executive session on personnel policy preceded the motions; trustees returned to open session and stated no votes were taken during the executive session.
The approvals appeared routine and were presented as resolutions on the meeting agenda; trustees did not expand at length on the merits of each item during the public record excerpt.
The board tabled a separate agenda item labeled "street law" and an employment policy item to the next meeting for additional review.
