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Supervisor says no plans to remove two large town‑hall trees after Audubon letter

Brighton Town Board · July 23, 2026
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Summary

Board received a letter from the Genesee Valley Audubon Society raising concern about tree removal at the town‑hall renovation; Supervisor Bill Maley told the board “there are no plans to remove the 2 large trees from the front lawn of town hall as part of this project.”

Supervisor Bill Maley brought a June 30 letter from June Summers, president of the Genesee Valley Audubon Society, to the record and asked the board to receive and file it. He said the communication expressed concern about tree removal connected to the town‑hall renovation and apologized for not including it on the prior meeting record.

Maley directly addressed the substance of the letter: “Contrary to what is suggested in the letter, there are no plans to remove the 2 large trees from the front lawn of town hall as part of this project.” The board voted to receive and file the communication by roll call with all members voting aye. The item was added to the meeting record.