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Highway crew finishes snow response; NY Rising project closes with engineer expense dispute
Summary
Supervisor Hoyt reported the highway department installed snowflake lights and responded to the season's first snowfall; the NY Rising Project is ending and will not approve extra field expenses from the town's engineer, and the town may sell an unused box culvert to Ulster.
Supervisor Hoyt reported that the town's snowflake lights are installed and that the Highway Department has been busy clearing the first snowfall of the season. The minutes record Highway Superintendent Gary Thorington was absent but that highway crews were active in winter operations.
In committee reports Councilman Wayne Van Valin said coded door locks have been installed in the new police department and that the town is exploring a fiber upgrade to modernize technology. Town Assessor Richard Tollner updated the board that three S.C.A.R.S. tax-property cases were presented before a judge. Supervisor Hoyt said the NY Rising Project is concluding and that NY Rising will not approve extra field expenses billed by the town engineer; he also noted the town has a box culvert not used by NY Rising that could be sold to the Town of Ulster.
The minutes do not include dollar amounts for the engineer’s extra field expenses or details of the proposed box culvert sale; the items were recorded as informational committee updates rather than executable motions.
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