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Town of Babylon approves seven resolutions at June 11 special meeting

3776181 · June 11, 2025
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Summary

The Town of Babylon Town Board approved seven resolutions at a June 11 special meeting; no public hearings were held and the transcript does not record details of the resolutions or vote tallies.

Town of Babylon Supervisor Shaffer and three council members approved seven resolutions during a special Town Board meeting Wednesday, June 11, with no public hearings and no details of the items read into the record.

The board approved resolutions numbered 447 through 453 in a series of roll-call actions. The meeting record shows each item was offered and the presiding officer asked, “All those in favor? Aye. Opposed? Resolution's approved.” The transcript does not include the text of the resolutions or a roll-call vote tally for any of the items.

The session began with a roll call showing four members present: Supervisor Shaffer and Councilmen Gregory, McSweeney and Martinez; Councilman Madeline was excused. After the batch of resolutions was approved the board adjourned on a motion by Councilman McSweeney, seconded by Councilman Martinez; the transcript records the motion to adjourn and that the meeting was closed.

No public hearings or public-comment items are recorded in the meeting transcript provided. The board did not state the subject matter, financial amounts, or implementation steps for the approved resolutions on the record in the provided excerpt.

For reference, the transcript excerpts show the board offering each resolution in sequence (identified in the record as resolution 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452 and 453) and then moving directly to adjournment. Additional documentation (agenda, full minutes, or the text of the resolutions) would be needed to determine the substance, votes by member, or any required follow-up actions.