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Avon Redevelopment Commission approves routine financial and procurement items
Summary
The Avon Redevelopment Commission on April 20, 2026 approved invoice payments and multiple administrative items, including Resolution 2026-03, a trustee fee schedule, a police substation HVAC/equipment quote, and an arbitrage calculation for 2020 lease rental bonds. A listed logistics improvements discussion had no substantive minutes.
The Avon Redevelopment Commission met April 20, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at Avon Town Hall and recorded attendance by Bill Reed (president), Bob Culler (secretary), Steve Eisenbarth (member), Dave Kauffman (vice president), John Hanks (member) and Sheila Glass. Ryan Cannon, town manager, and Anna Cron, legal counsel, were also noted as present.
During the meeting the panel approved a set of routine items by recorded 4-0 votes: payment of invoices; Resolution 2026-03 (No Excess Assessed Value); a fee schedule for trustee, registrar and paying agent services; a quote for an extraction fan and HVAC equipment for the police substation; and an arbitrage/rebate calculation for the Lease Rental Bonds of 2020. The minutes list vendors including American Structurepoint, BF&S Civil Engineers, United Consulting and Williams Creek Management Corp as supporting entities in the record.
The agenda included a line for 'Discussion on Avon Logistics Improvements' with numbered subitems, but the minutes provide only the numbered headings and no substantive discussion, motions, or decisions tied to that item. Under other business, Ryan Cannon scheduled a tour of the Civic Center; no date or follow-up direction is recorded in the minutes. The meeting record closes with signature lines for the commission officers.
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