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Council approves appropriations, two emergency resolutions and village lighting projects
Summary
At the March 9 meeting the Village of South Amherst Council approved Appropriation Ordinance No. 335-26, adopted two emergency resolutions (776-26 and 777-26) and approved lighting projects for village hall and flagpoles; all motions passed on recorded roll-call votes.
The Village of South Amherst Council at its March 9 meeting approved an appropriation ordinance, adopted two emergency resolutions and agreed to several village lighting projects.
Appropriation Ordinance No. 335-26: Councilmember Robb Koscho moved to approve Ordinance No. 335-26, which increases the General Fund to pay for police body cameras and tasers, adds a Beautification Committee budget and creates a Special Revenue Fund (2905) for fire donations. Councilmember Michele Jeffers seconded; roll-call recorded the measure as passed with Councilmembers Jeffers, Koscho, Leshinski, Maschari, Savage and Troike voting yes.
Resolution No. 776-26 (Emergency): Councilmember David Troike moved to adopt Resolution No. 776-26, authorizing the SAFD to seek estimates from billing vendors, with Councilmember Robb Koscho seconding. The resolution passed on roll-call.
Resolution No. 777-26 (Emergency): Councilmember Troike moved to adopt Resolution No. 777-26 to accept the NOPEC Energized Community Grant; Councilmember Mark Leshinski seconded. The resolution passed on roll-call.
Lighting projects: Councilmember Jeanne Maschari moved to approve lighting projects for village hall and flagpoles; Councilmember Michele Jeffers seconded. The motion passed on roll-call.
All recorded roll-call results in the minutes show the listed motions passed; council adjourned at 8:01 p.m.
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