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Long Lake appoints Code Enforcement Officer Paul Wilson to Board of Assessment Review

Town Board of Long Lake · July 30, 2025
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Summary

The board accepted Robert Gibson's resignation effective July 10, 2025, and unanimously appointed Code Enforcement Officer Paul Wilson to the Board of Assessment Review through Sept. 30, 2030, with required training under RPTL §523(2).

The Town Board accepted Robert Gibson's written resignation from the Board of Assessment Review, effective July 10, 2025, and appointed Paul Wilson, the town's Code Enforcement Officer, to fill the vacant seat. The appointment covers the unexpired term and a five-year term as applicable, with a term beginning July 30, 2025 and expiring Sept. 30, 2030.

The resolution notes that the board found the appointment would not create a conflict under RPTL §523(1)(b) and requires the appointee to complete training prescribed by the Commissioner under RPTL §523(2) and file a certificate of attendance with the Town Clerk. The motion, moved by Councilman Mark A. Bird and seconded by Councilman Richard B. Dechene, passed on a unanimous roll call: Arsenault, Bird, Donnelly, Dechene and Hosley all voted Aye.

The minutes instruct the First Deputy Town Clerk to notify the State Commissioner of Taxation and Finance and the County Director of Real Property Tax Services of the appointment within 20 days as required by statute.