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Town of Union board approves underground service agreement with NYSEG
Summary
At a special Oct. 9 meeting, the Town of Union board unanimously adopted a resolution authorizing Supervisor Robert Mack to execute a Customer Constructed Underground Service Line Agreement with NYSEG, subject to review by the town attorney; contract amount and start date were not specified in the record.
The Town Board of the Town of Union voted unanimously Oct. 9 to approve a Customer Constructed Underground Service Line Agreement with New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG), authorizing Supervisor Robert Mack to execute the agreement pending town attorney review.
The special meeting in the Town Board Room, 3111 East Main Street in Endwell, opened at 4:00 P.M. Supervisor Robert Mack and Councilmen Thomas R. Augostini, Frank J. Bertoni and David Kudgus were present; Councilman Joseph P. Nirchi, Sr. was absent. Town Attorney Alan Pope, Commissioner of Public Works Louis Caforio, Comptroller Jennifer Lindsay and Town Clerk Leonard J. Perfetti were also in attendance.
A prepared resolution to approve the Customer Constructed Underground Service Line Agreement with NYSEG, subject to Town Attorney approval and authorizing the supervisor to execute the contract, was presented and filed as part of the meeting minutes. Councilman Frank J. Bertoni moved the resolution; Councilman David Kudgus seconded the motion. The board recorded a unanimous vote in favor; all four members present voted yes and the resolution was adopted.
The transcript and minutes do not specify contract terms such as the dollar value, project schedule, or the customer implementing the underground service line; those details were not provided during the meeting and are therefore not reported here. The resolution as recorded requires Town Attorney Alan Pope to review and approve the agreement before the supervisor executes it.
Following the vote the board moved to adjourn; Councilman Bertoni moved and Councilman Kudgus seconded. The meeting was adjourned at 4:18 P.M.
Meeting materials were noted as filed with the minutes; any implementation steps beyond attorney review and supervisor signature were not described in the record.
