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Trustees approve lease renewals with town and with Power Authority; deputy mayor will sign one to avoid conflict

Village of Green Island Board of Trustees · January 22, 2025
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Summary

The board renewed the village's 2025 lease with the town of Green Island and separately renewed a lease with the Green Island Power Authority; trustees noted no rent changes and arranged for the deputy mayor to sign the Power Authority lease to avoid a conflict.

The trustees approved renewal of two village leases for 2025: one with the town of Green Island and one with the Green Island Power Authority.

On the town lease, the chair said, "There's been no change in rent," and the board moved and carried renewal by voice vote. For the Power Authority lease, trustees again noted no rent change but signaled a potential conflict: the chair said the deputy mayor would sign the document because "Kristen's the CEO and there I don't want there to be any conflict because I'm on that board also." The board approved renewal and designated the deputy mayor to execute the Power Authority agreement to avoid conflicts of interest.

Both renewals were carried by voice vote with no changes to rental terms reported.