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Votes at a glance: hires, transfers, contracts and streetlight authorized by Mount Morris board

Village Board of Mount Morris · July 15, 2026
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Summary

At its regular meeting the Village Board approved a seasonal hire, several budget transfers and capital payments, authorized a streetlight installation with RG&E, and approved a salt‑shed taping contract to be reimbursed by grant funds; the board also moved to prepare contingent intermunicipal agreement materials and to review fee schedules in a future work session.

The Village Board recorded the following actions and voice‑vote approvals during the meeting:

- Personnel: Hired Robbie Lonsbury as a recreation aide at $16 per hour through Aug. 7; amended prior seasonal‑hire motions to include end dates (voice vote, no opposition recorded).

- Streetlight: Authorized the chair to sign an RG&E authorization to install a streetlight at the Main and Murray crosswalk near the library (motion carried).

- Budget transfers and abstracts: Approved multiple transfers across general, water, sewer and capital funds and accepted abstracts for June (voice votes); approved a capital payment for the water treatment project and payments to contractors listed on the abstracts.

- Public works contracts: Approved scheduling the salt‑shed taping and clean materials work (quote $14,009.18) to be paid from EWR/grant funds and discussed chip‑seal scheduling for mid‑August.

- Intermunicipal agreement: Agreed to prepare a resolution authorizing an intermunicipal agreement with the Town of Mount Morris for lease/operation of town water and sewer systems, contingent on DEC permitting and town confirmations (no final IMA sign‑off recorded).

Board votes were conducted by voice and recorded as 'ayes' with no clear roll‑call tallies in the transcript excerpt; individual yes/no tallies were not consistently recorded for each motion.