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Votes at a glance: Resolutions and motions approved April 15, 2025 — key dollar amounts and roll-call tallies

Town of St. Armand Town Board · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The board approved Resolutions #33–#37 and several motions including a $30,000 initial PFOA PER (BAN-funded), $106,000 sewer reserve transfer (subject to permissive referendum), a $300,000 conditional well‑field purchase, and multiple smaller procurement approvals; most roll-call votes show three AYE votes with one recusal and one excused member.

At the April 15 meeting the St. Armand Town Board recorded the following formal actions and vote outcomes:

- Resolution #33: Award engineering contract for PFOA project to Suozzo, Doty & Associates; initial PER budget $30,000; vote: Thurston, Law, Whitelaw AYE; Swinyer recused; O'Neil excused. - Resolution #34: Authorize transfer of $106,000 from the Sewer District capital reserve to pay MJ Engineering (subject to permissive referendum); vote same as above. - Resolution #35: Authorize listing the Highway Garage 2015 International plow truck on Auctions International; vote same as above. - Resolution #36: Authorize supervisor to sign contract to purchase well-field from Paul Smith’s College for $300,000 contingent on a WQIP grant; vote same as above. - Resolution #37: Approve distribution of salvageable fiberglass insulation to residents after highway garage insulation removal; vote same as above. - Motions approved: hydrovac purchase ($1,950), Rockledge hydrant relocation bid approved (total $13,000; town share $5,525; homeowner share $7,475), youth field maintenance ($3,500), porta‑potty rental for summer ($1,185), Northstar Lifts maintenance ($450), and payment of vouchers for March (General $34,633.07; Highway $325,960.47; Water & Sewer $9,066.07; Trust & Agency $142.00; B Fund $40,620.23). All motions passed by roll call with the same recorded pattern of AYE/recusal/absent.

Board members recorded roll-call tallies consistently: three AYE votes (Thurston, Law, Whitelaw), one recusal (Sheridan Swinyer online where noted), and one excused (JP O'Neil).