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Hudson Falls trustees authorize up to $40,000 for 2024 skid steer, subject to permissive referendum
Summary
The Village of Hudson Falls Board of Trustees approved a resolution allocating up to $40,000 from the equipment reserve to purchase a 2024 skid steer for the Department of Public Works; the appropriation is subject to a permissive referendum. The equipment reserve balance was recorded at $381,479.26.
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The Village of Hudson Falls Board of Trustees unanimously adopted a resolution authorizing the allocation of up to $40,000 from the village equipment reserve to purchase a 2024 skid steer for the Department of Public Works.
The resolution, moved by Trustee Daniel Hogan and seconded by Trustee James Gallagher Jr., cites an equipment reserve balance of Three Hundred Eighty-One Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-Nine Dollars and 26/100 ($381,479.26) and makes the $40,000 allocation contingent on any requirements arising from a permissive referendum. The motion carried unanimously.
The purchase was made "upon recommendation of Michael Fiorillo, Village Superintendent of Public Works for the Village of Hudson Falls," according to the resolution language in the meeting record. The resolution also notes that the allocation is "subject to a permissive referendum as provided by law." The board did not discuss vendor selection, delivery timing or trade‑in details on the record.
