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Board hears water project update and approves billing corrections
Summary
Mayor Brim reported the water project work on Clinton Terrace and Hamilton Road is wrapping up and crews will move to restoration; the board approved a $383.14 credit to 5610 Hamilton Rd and a $1,000 reimbursement to a 10-unit property on NYS Route 5 that is not connected to sewer.
During the Oct. 27 meeting Mayor Brim said work on the village water project is finishing on Clinton Terrace and Hamilton Road and that restoration work will begin. He also reported progress on a North Hamilton drainage effort. Earlier in the meeting resident Gabe Rosetti publicly thanked the mayor and the Department of Public Works (DPW), saying the project "seems to be running smoother" and that the mayor follows up when issues are reported.
The board approved a billing credit to 5610 Hamilton Rd for $383.14 after the water department confirmed an incorrect meter reading. Trustees also approved a $1,000 reimbursement to the 10-unit property at 275–393 NYS Route 5 after staff determined those units are not connected to the village sewer and were entered into the water program in error. Both motions passed unanimously.
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