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Penfield Town Board approves routine resolutions, appointments and ARPA allocations

Penfield Town Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At its July 1 meeting the Penfield Town Board approved a series of routine resolutions — including a tax certiorari settlement, library fund budget amendments, several personnel appointments, and authorization to use Monroe County ARPA funds for senior and youth projects — each recorded with five ayes.

The Penfield Town Board on July 1 approved a slate of routine resolutions and personnel actions. Items passed included a settlement in DeMarco Brant Point LLC tax certiorari proceedings (resolution 26T-122), 2026 library fund budget amendments tied to a grant (26T-123), a license and hold-harmless agreement to allow a fence within a storm-sewer easement at 65 Somalia Circle (26T-124), and several personnel appointments including a part-time animal control officer (26T-125) and full-time laborers in the sewer and facilities divisions (26T-126 and 26T-130). Each motion was moved, seconded, and recorded with five ayes.

The board also approved a resolution supporting applications for grants through the New York State Consolidated Funding Application process (26T-127) and adopted a 2026 employee handbook revision concerning vacation leave (26T-128). Under new business the board authorized the supervisor to enter agreements for consulting services (26T-129) and approved the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds allocated by Monroe County for senior and youth projects (26T-131); board members noted that unused ARPA allocations may be forfeited if not spent.

Votes were recorded in the meeting as follows: Barry — Aye; Dean — Aye; Gatz — Aye; Lang — Aye; Teglash — Aye (each recorded consistently during roll calls and votes). The board postponed approval of the June 3, 2026 minutes and received public-filed correspondence related to a housing and development assessment report; the meeting adjourned after routine business.