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Kingston council adopts three ordinances, awards $190,901 paving contract
Summary
At its April 6 work session the Town Council of the Municipality of Kingston unanimously adopted three ordinances updating penalties, amusement permit fees and snow‑event rules, and approved a $190,901 contract for West Union Street paving.
The Town Council of the Municipality of Kingston on April 6 adopted three ordinances and approved a contract to repave West Union Street. Council voted unanimously (one member excused) to adopt Ordinance 2026‑1 (amending Section 170‑29 on violations and penalties), Ordinance 2026‑2 (amending Section 48‑5B on amusement gain permit fees) and Ordinance 2026‑3 (restating Ordinance 170‑33 and amending Ordinance 170‑34 for snow‑event violations and penalties).
Nancy Cooper moved to adopt Ordinance 2026‑1 and Paul Keating seconded; the motion carried with Manley, Keating, Cooper, Littzi, Chernesky and McMahon voting yes and Doug Rush recorded as excused. John Chernesky moved to adopt Ordinance 2026‑2 and Al Littzi seconded; that motion carried by the same recorded tally. Nancy Cooper moved to adopt Ordinance 2026‑3 and Paul Keating seconded; the ordinance was adopted with the same vote distribution.
Council also approved Resolution 2026‑7, awarding the West Union Street Paving Project to Pennsy Supply, Inc. in the amount of $190,901.00. The motion to award the contract was made by John Chernesky and seconded by Nancy Cooper; it carried unanimously among the members present (Rush excused). The resolution directs staff to proceed with contracting and project pre‑construction activities.
The ordinances were introduced at prior meetings and were placed on the April 6 voting agenda after administrative review; Solicitor Harry Mattern told council he expected the finalized ordinance texts to require no major revisions before appearing on the May 4 adoption docket where applicable. The council meeting minutes list the motions, the members who moved and seconded each item, and the recorded yes votes for each adoption.
