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Orangetown audit reviewed; board moves to executive session on personnel and litigation
Summary
The audit presented warrants totalling approximately $1.6 million and listed several vendor payments; the board accepted the audit as read and voted to adjourn the regular meeting to enter executive session for personnel matters and litigation.
The town's audit report presented at the July 28 meeting included warrants totaling $1,600,000 and highlighted several items: $120,000 to Capaso for recycling; $35,000 to the CSEA employee benefit fund for dental benefits; $205,000 to SealCoat USA for highway crack seal; $107,000 to Sport Tech Construction for Cherry Brook Tennis Court renovation; and $97,000 to Virtuet Systems for IT equipment, among others.
A motion to accept the audit as read passed by voice vote. Shortly thereafter, the board voted to adjourn the regular meeting and enter executive session to discuss personnel-related matters and litigation; no further public votes were taken before the closed session.
The board named several individuals in the executive-session notice (Ryan T. McDonald of Orangeburg; Richard Albert Oliver, acting director of the building department; and John P. O'Malley of Pearl River) and indicated the meeting would continue in closed session for those matters.
