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Ardentown reviews proposed 2025 budget, approves extra $200 for Arden Page

Village of Ardentown · November 1, 2024
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Summary

The village reviewed a proposed 2025 budget that increases the Arden Page allocation and approved a motion to add $200 to the current 2024 budget for the Arden Page; treasurer reported account balances and ARPA/MSA funds.

The Village of Ardentown reviewed a proposed 2025 budget and approved a supplemental $200 donation to the Arden Page during its Nov. 11 meeting.

Budget committee chair Alison Wakelin presented a suggested 2025 budget for feedback, noting the principal recommended change is increasing the Arden Page allocation from $600 to $800 because costs have risen. The committee also proposed adding an extra $200 in the current year to help offset immediate costs.

Town Treasurer Peter Slattery reported account balances as of Nov. 11: checking $8,727.02 and savings $23,298.05, for a combined total of $32,025.07. He noted expenses of $7,907.24 for the year to date and listed other funds held by the village, including Municipal Street Aid ($25,320.42) and ARPA funds ($61,307.92).

A motion to add the additional $200 donation to the Arden Page in the current 2024 Ardentown budget was moved, seconded and approved; the minutes record the vote as “All in favor.” The minutes state that 2024 actuals are not yet finalized but that year‑to‑date figures appear close to budgeted amounts and that some committee expense accounts historically come in under budget.

The minutes include a detailed proposed budget spreadsheet appended to the meeting record with line‑item income and expense figures for 2023–2025, but the meeting did not record final adoption of the 2025 budget—only presentation and feedback.