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Board approves routine appointments, licenses and easement; roll calls recorded
Summary
On consent the Town Board appointed temporary Board of Assessment Review members, waived a 30-day waiting period for a liquor license, approved Old Forge Fire Department license applications, accepted a waterline easement from Old Forge Woodlands LLC, and approved several procurement/engagement resolutions.
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The Town Board approved several routine agenda items and appointments on March 10.
Appointments: The board moved and approved the temporary Board of Assessment Review appointments (Margaret Hopseker, Marsha McDonald, Mary Brophy Moore, and Steve Evans) to assist with grievance hearings related to the ongoing revaluation.
Licenses and waivers: The board waived the 30-day waiting period for an Eats and Treats Incorporated liquor license and approved Old Forge Fire Department applications for bingo, games of chance and raffle licenses.
Easement: The board adopted a resolution accepting a waterline easement from Old Forge Woodlands LLC for a parcel identified as tax map ID 041.2-1-7 to allow placement, maintenance and operation of a relocated town water line across the parcel; roll call indicated five ayes.
Other approvals: The board authorized publication of an RFP to design and build mountain bike trails (phase four) at McCauley Mountain and directed the town clerk to publish the solicitation in the Adirondack Express and other outlets per the grant consultant's approved form.
Roll calls on these consent and routine items were recorded in the meeting minutes.
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