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Windham board approves several fund-transfer resolutions to balance district accounts
Summary
The board adopted multiple resolutions to transfer funds and balance the streetlighting, sewer, ambulance, highway, general and water district accounts; motions carried unanimously though one motion’s mover/second were not recorded in the minutes.
The Town Board on Nov. 8 adopted a series of resolutions authorizing transfers to balance multiple town funds and districts. Resolutions recorded in the minutes include Streetlighting Fund transfers (Resolutions #130 and #131), Sewer District transfer (Resolution #132), Ambulance Fund transfer (Ambulance Fund Resolution #17), Highway Fund transfer (Resolution #7), and General Fund transfer (Resolution #23). Each resolution was proposed and approved "with all in favor," according to the meeting record.
One resolution recorded as Water District Fund Resolution #8 also appears in the minutes; the transcript lists the resolution but does not record the councilmembers who made or seconded the motion for that particular item. Where the minutes omitted names the record states only that the motion carried "with all in favor." The board’s approvals are procedural transfers intended to balance fund ledgers ahead of year-end accounting.
The minutes do not list dollar amounts associated with these specific transfers in the summary language, nor do they indicate any dissent. The actions were taken during the regular meeting following adoption of the preliminary budget and before routine warrant approvals.
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