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Clifton Park board approves streetlight payments, sewer upgrades, equipment purchases and other routine measures

Town of Clifton Park Town Board · July 8, 2026
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Summary

The town board approved a package of routine resolutions — including payment to National Grid, replacement of a damaged streetlight pole, a sewer pump-station upgrade, an entry-gate replacement at the transfer station and several personnel and procurement actions — all by unanimous roll call.

The Town of Clifton Park approved a series of routine municipal resolutions at the meeting, covering streetlight make-ready work, replacement of damaged equipment, a sewer pump-station upgrade, purchases for the senior center, a settlement with the CSEA and other administrative and capital items.

Key approvals included authorization to pay National Grid $21,288.87 for make‑ready work tied to new streetlight installations; hiring ACDC Line Construction and authorization to pay $8,950 to replace a damaged aluminum streetlight pole on Clifton Country Road after a vehicle collision; and acceptance of a quote not to exceed $5,300 from AFSCO Fence to install a new entry system at the town transfer station.

The board also awarded a contract for upgrades at the Dutch Meadows Sewer District pump station to a pump services contractor for up to $159,250, authorized the director of the Clifton Park Senior Community Center to buy a Toshiba e-Studio copier/printer for up to $5,700 under NY State contract PM68135, and authorized an emergency payment of up to $7,500 to Buddy's Tree Service for removal of a storm‑damaged triple-trunk pine behind 731 Grooms Road (retroactive to 06/18/2026).

Other items: the board added a fire code enforcement officer position to the building and development department and authorized posting; agreed to a settlement with the Civil Service Employee Association (CSEA) as presented; authorized solicitation of bids for a plan to add approximately 60–80 parking spaces at the senior center with provisions for EV chargers; appointed Stacy Simmons to the tree committee; and set public hearings on a proposed 180‑day moratorium on certain commercial/industrial cannabis operations (07/21/2026 at 7:02 p.m.) and on water improvements for the Eastside Drive area (07/21/2026 at 7:05 p.m.).

Procurement and operations detail: town staff explained the transfer‑station gate software is obsolete and misbehaving, and recommended replacement to resolve intermittent failures; staff also described coordination required for new streetlight installations.

Votes at a glance: each listed resolution was approved by roll call (votes recorded as unanimous where taken). The board instructed staff to proceed with contract execution or procurement steps where applicable and to report back to the board as required.

The meeting also authorized the town to work with the Capital District Regional Planning Commission (CDRPC) to prepare a 2026 local government operations greenhouse gas inventory and a 2027 climate action plan with no‑cost technical assistance and approved a mass gathering permit for Cirque Entertainment 4 LLC for shows at Clifton Park Center in July 2026.