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Town board approves bonds, appointments and routine business; full list of motions and outcomes

Town Board of Goshen · January 10, 2026
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Summary

On Jan. 8 the Goshen Town Board approved routine permits and bond reductions, accepted a retirement notice, appointed a deputy tax receiver, authorized payment of accounts payable, and set attendance for the Association of Towns session. See full list below.

The Goshen Town Board handled several routine motions and approvals on Jan. 8 in addition to substantive agenda items. Key outcomes included returning a clearing permit guarantee, reducing performance bonds for a 27‑lot subdivision, approving an RFQ for Arcadia Hills water treatment, appointing a deputy tax receiver, acknowledging a retirement, and authorizing accounts payable.

Votes and formal actions at a glance:

- Return of clearing permit performance guarantee ($6,000) — approved by voice vote.

- Reduction of performance bond (phase 1 from $19,000 to $7,080; phase 2 from $81,000 to $50,600) for the 27‑lot subdivision — approved.

- Resolution to advertise RFQ for professional engineering services connected to a $1.8M EFC grant for Arcadia Hills — approved (roll call conducted).

- Appointment of Allison Green as deputy tax receiver (background check underway; start pending) — approved by voice vote.

- Designation of supervisor to attend Association of Towns annual session and appointment of alternate (Phil) — approved.

- Acknowledgement and acceptance of Allen Eskew’s retirement/resignation effective March 5, 2026 — accepted with a letter of appreciation.

- Authorization for supervisor to pay accounts payable checks for Jan. 8, 2026 totaling $219,002.94 — approved after budget officer review.

All motions were moved and seconded during the meeting; standard voice votes ('Aye') were recorded for multiple items, and a roll-call was used for the RFQ resolution per grant requirements. The board closed the meeting by unanimous voice vote.