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Briefs: county grant for ADA bathroom, gravel-pit grading, and May 11 passport fair
Summary
The Board allocated remaining Broome County Small Community Grant funds to ADA bathroom upgrades, noted completed grading at the Pigeon Hill gravel pit, and announced a May 11 passport fair requiring online appointments.
Supervisor David Gunster reported the Town has $6,000 remaining from a 2022 Broome County Small Community Grant previously applied for by former Supervisor Gary Holcomb; the Board intends to use the funds to upgrade the kitchen bathroom to ADA standards and will seek quotes for the work.
Councilman Thomas Cook said ZMK Construction completed grading at the gravel pit on Pigeon Hill Road and that the next phase will involve concrete work. Town Clerk Melodie Bowersox said the County will provide details and a press release for a Passport Fair the Town will host on May 11 from 5 to 7 p.m.; appointments must be made online when the County activates the scheduling website.
The Board adjourned at 7:14 p.m.
