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Committee says resident consent needed before accepting roadside maintenance gift
Summary
Committee members said the donation to maintain Appletree Lane requires approval from the sole resident on the road and legal review; the committee voted to recommend the gift only after those steps.
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Supervisor Mike Dvorchak told the Gift Committee that the one resident on Appletree Lane at 363 Appletree Lane had been approached but "has not given final approval" and that "there would have to be TBD resident approval" before the town accepts the donation. Dvorchak noted the resident's house sits on the corner with a paved road and asked whether emergency access could be affected by maintaining the road as loose gravel.
Dvorchak said the Town Attorney will review the proposed agreement and the committee directed that resident notification and attorney review happen before the Town Board considers acceptance. The transcript records no direct statement from the Appletree Lane resident; the committee's recommendation to the Town Board is conditioned on obtaining that consent.
