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Board approves grant applications, easements and two police sergeant promotions at May 20 work session
Summary
The Town Board approved a set of routine resolutions including grant applications for water quality projects, acceptance of several conservation easements, a $412,400 town-hall plaza waterproofing contract, and promotions of two police sergeants effective June 1, 2025. Public hearings were scheduled on several items.
At the May 20 work session the Town Board approved a package of resolutions and scheduled public hearings.
Key approvals and actions recorded during the session included:
- Authorization to submit a Suffolk County water quality protection and restoration grant application for $250,000 for a West Lake boat-launch stormwater project (resolution 2025-770). - Acceptance of multiple scenic and conservation easements (e.g., Bendigo Beach LLC, 2 Bendigo Road; 15 Bay Inlet Road) and scheduling of public hearings for other easement matters. - Acceptance of a bid for Town Hall plaza waterproofing (EH25-012) to Austin Interiors in the amount of $412,400 (resolution 2025-772). - Approval of CPF (Community Preservation Fund) water-quality contributions and grant-matching measures recommended by the Water Quality Technical Advisory Committee. - Personnel actions: appointment of Jasmine Gorarin as a temporary office assistant in the Building Department for a 90-day period, and promotion of Andrew NMO and Patrick Royal to police sergeant, effective June 1, 2025, at an annual salary of $162,380.87 each (resolutions 2025-786 and 2025-787).
The consent-calendar-style votes were moved in sequence and each resolution recorded the board's vote as "All in favor? I." The meeting adjourned business and moved into executive session for CPF, personnel, real estate, litigation and counsel advice.
For details or to review the full resolutions and supporting documents see the Town Clerk's office or the town website. (This article reports outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript; vote tallies beyond the board-wide affirmative phrasing were not provided in the transcript.)
