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Carrier Salvage seeks renewal of junkyard license; raises Wetmore Road concerns

Town of Italy Town Board · February 11, 2025
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Summary

Shelley Carrier asked the Town Board to renew a 2024 junkyard license that had been on hold due to building and gate disrepair; she offered to schedule a re-inspection with the CEO and flagged deterioration on Wetmore Road, which the highway superintendent said is being considered for FEMA disaster relief.

Shelley Carrier of Carrier Salvage & Recycling LLC appeared during Privilege of the Floor to request renewal of the firm's 2024 junkyard license, which has been held since March 2024 because CEO Chris Whipple reported building disrepair and gate problems. Carrier told the board the Carriers are addressing the cited issues and asked CEO Whipple to perform a re-inspection; the minutes record she will contact the CEO to schedule that inspection.

Carrier also raised concerns about the condition of Wetmore Road. Highway Superintendent Andy Best told the Board that Wetmore Road is on the list being considered by FEMA for disaster relief. The Board did not take immediate action on the license at the meeting beyond noting the re-inspection plan; CEO Whipple and Carrier will follow up to document repairs before any renewal is finalized.