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Cornwall meeting adopts Five-Year Capital Plan unanimously
Summary
At the Town of Cornwall Annual Meeting on Nov. 7, First Selectman Gordon M. Ridgway moved to adopt the town's Five-Year Capital Plan; Rocco Botto seconded and the measure passed unanimously. No roll-call tally was recorded in the minutes.
First Selectman Gordon M. Ridgway moved that the town adopt the Five-Year Capital Plan as recommended by the Board of Finance and the Board of Selectmen; Rocco Botto seconded the motion. Ridgway reviewed the plan and there were no questions from attendees. The motion was approved unanimously, according to the minutes.
The plan was presented as the Board of Finance and the Board of Selectmen's coordinated recommendation; the minutes do not include a roll-call vote or specific expenditures within the plan. The adoption followed the formal receipt of the Town Report and brief department and program updates earlier in the meeting.
By adopting the Five-Year Capital Plan, the town set an approved roadmap for capital priorities recommended by its financial and elected officials. The minutes do not list an effective date for specific capital projects or items, nor do they specify dollar amounts or project-by-project funding sources.
