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Victor board approves manifest with $509,152.86 in named payments, schedules sewer‑fee workshop
Summary
Clerk read Manifest No. 13 listing vendor payments and the board approved the manifest; the meeting also recorded a retirement notice and scheduled a July 27 workshop to consider raising sewer hookup fees.
At the July 13 meeting, the Victor Town Board approved Manifest No. 13 after the clerk read vendor payments and line items.
The clerk said, "The Victor Town board has received manifest number 13 in the amount of 500 $91,581.51," and then listed larger line items that the clerk summarized as totaling $509,152.86; the board later recorded a motion to approve the manifest and members said "Aye." The manifest named payments including Barclay Damon, Excellus (retiree health care), Integrated System (hosting/server upgrades), Lincoln Financial, Macedon Excavating (Cobblestone Creek work), Midland Ashfall (chip sealing), MVP Health, TimeWise (cleaning services) and Van Bordeaux Ford (parks and rec vehicle).
In other finance items, Supervisor Anglesby reported that some plant bonds will be paid off between this year and 2028, which affects the town’s annual debt service. Anglesby said the town currently pays a little over $900,000 annually to service plant bonds and suggested some of that capacity could be reallocated toward the wastewater project if grants reduce the town’s upfront need.
Personnel and schedule items: Chair announced a formal retirement notice from Karen Bodine effective July 3, 2026. The board also scheduled a workshop before the July 27 town meeting to consider increasing sewer hookup fees; Mark Tarion of Lavelle will lead the virtual presentation.
The board later moved into executive session to discuss personnel/medical/financial matters involving specific individuals and acquisition or sale of real property.
