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Denmark accepts county-backed codification by General Code with shared costs
Summary
The board approved codifying town laws and ordinances by General Code, accepting Lewis County's offer to cover a $15,000 implementation cost and two years of premium maintenance; the board acknowledged future maintenance costs will become local expenses after year three.
The Town Board approved Resolution 29 of 2026 to codify town laws, local laws and ordinances with General Code and to accept Lewis County's shared‑services funding for the $15,000 implementation cost plus two years of premium eCode maintenance at $1,295 annually.
Councilman Fred Wadsworth voiced strong objections to Lewis County's position but the board approved the resolution by roll call (5–0). Supervisor Scott Doyle noted the board understands the annual maintenance cost will be a local taxpayer expense after the third year.
The codification will produce an eCode record of Denmark’s ordinances and local laws; any future code revisions will still require Town Board approval.
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