2023 Spring Cleanup Opportunity
On Saturday, May 6, the Village will be having its annual Spring Cleanup Day to clean the areas around our roads and waterways. Volunteers will be meeting at the Falconer Fire Department at 9 a.m. Please bring your own rakes, brooms, and gloves; the Village will provide garbage bags. A complimentary lunch will be provided for all volunteers around noon!
This year, there will also be dumpsters located at the Village Highway Garage. Falconer residents may bring items to dispose of, with three exceptions:
- The county landfill will no longer accept any electronic devices (televisions, computers, VCRs).
- Tires of all types.
- Refrigerators must be tagged that all Freon has been removed before the Village can accept them.
If you’re not able to participate in the Spring Cleanup Day, please make every effort to help spruce up your part of Falconer, including your house and yard. Find a friend who has a truck or ask for assistance.
Help us take another step in beautifying our Village. Thank you in advance!
Mayor Jaroszynski: Recapping 2020-21
Greetings,
During the past year, our Village and our Nation have endured the Global Pandemic, COVID-19. I want to take a moment to commend everyone for following Local, State and Federal guidelines so that we may continue to work our way out of this pandemic.
This past year has been a challenging one for all of us, from cancellation of parades, summer recreation programs and summer band concerts, to curtailing our Village and Library hours.
I, along with our Village Board of Trustees, have been carefully watching Village expenses and revenues during this time, to make sure purchases are done for absolute necessity while being fiscally responsible by holding off other projects and equipment purchases that are not essential. I wish to also commend Village Treasurer Larry Trask and Village Clerk Anna Fales for their diligent work during this time and for being a tremendous support to the Board and me.
2020 also brought some changes in Personnel to our Village. Highway Superintendent, Peter Fuller, retired in September and Deputy Supt. Carl Caprino was promoted to the Superintendent position. Congratulations Carl! Also, because of this change, there was a need to hire two new employees in the highway department. I am proud that we were able to fill those positions with two recent Falconer Central School graduates, Eric Kanouff and Brenton Yager. Welcome aboard Eric and Brenton! Village Highway employee, Avery Faulkner was also promoted to Deputy Highway Supt.
In 2019 our Code Enforcement Officer, Alan Gustafson Sr., resigned to take a position with another municipality in Chautauqua County. As a result, we hired Village resident Robert “Bob” Vorris. Bob has completed all the necessary state requirements for certification as Code Enforcement Officer and Fire Inspections. We are immensely proud of Bob for his willingness to learn and his dedication to the Village. Our goal in 2021 is to start fire inspections back up for businesses and industries located in the Village.
The Village Board of Trustees had a vacancy in early 2020. Village resident, Kipp Reynolds was appointed to fill this position. Kipp ran for election in November of 2020 and won, congratulations Kipp!
Deputy Mayor and Trustee, Mike Steele resigned from the Board at the end of 2020. Mike had served the Village well and his experience and knowledge will certainly be missed. Mike’s replacement on the Board will be another longtime resident, Anthony “Skip” Cavallaro. Welcome Skip.
During 2020 we were able to have some fun activities. In June of 2020, we had a Senior Graduation vehicle parade through the Village that was coordinated with Falconer Central School, This was highly successful, and the School and Village hope to do this again in 2021. In September, Falconer School’s Music Department Teacher, Michelle Battaglia had a “pop-up” patriotic band concert in Davis Park for Labor Day.
In December of 2020, former Falconer Fire Chief Bryce Webster coordinated a “Santa comes to Falconer” vehicle parade through the Village streets. This was also very well received and enjoyed by Village residents and children.
I would be remiss if I did not mention our Village Library Director Laurie Becker and her staff during this pandemic. Laurie and her staff, after a 100% shutdown, started with limited hours and curbside delivery to now being back open for normal hours. Laurie and her staff made it seem effortless.
Our Falconer Volunteer Fire Department had a change in leadership after elections were held in December 2020. Our new Chief is Eric Yager, 1st Assistant, Keith Babcock, 2nd Assistant, Avery Faulkner and 3rd Assistant, Tyler Stimson. Congratulations to everyone.
In 2020 the Village Board approved the purchase of a new 2021 Pierce Fire Engine Pumper to replace an aging engine in the Department. This was done after a recommendation from The Fire Advisory Board and Truck Committee. The Engine is due to arrive in Fall of 2021.
I look forward to seeing what 2021 brings, from honoring our Veterans on Memorial Day to our summer recreation program. I will keep everyone informed by way of this page or other announcements. Please keep wearing masks, social distancing and washing hands! Thank you!
Mayor James M. Jaroszynski
July 12, 2021 Regular Meeting
Mayor James M. Jaroszynski
Trustee Timothy Dunn
Trustee Alan Gustafson, Jr.
Trustee Anthony Cavallaro
Trustee Annette Miller
Gregory Peterson, Village Attorney
Carl Caprino, DPW Superintendent
Laurie Becker, Library Director
W. Robert Morris, Code Enforcement Officer
Eric Yager, Fire Chief
Anna L. Fales, Village Clerk
The regular meeting of the Village of Falconer Mayor and Board of Trustees was called to order on Monday, July 12, 2021 at 7:00 P.M. at the Firemen’s’ Exempt Hall with Mayor James Jaroszynski presiding.
Pledge of Allegiance & Roll
Trustee Dunn, Trustee Gustafson, Trustee Cavallaro, Trustee Miller, and Mayor Jaroszynski were present.
Parliamentary Procedure
SOCIAL DISTANCING PRACTICES WILL BE STRICTLY FOLLOWED AND MASKS ARE REQUIRED. VISITORS ARE ALLOWED A MAXIMUM OF THREE (3) MINUTES TO ADDRESS THE CHAIR. THIS IS NOT THE PLACE OR TIME TO CONDUCT A DEBATE WITH ANYONE. IT IS A MEETING TO DELIBERATE AS THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO TRANSACT THE BUSINESS OF THE VILLAGE. ALL REPORTS, REQUESTS, IF NECESSARY, WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE RESPECTIVE COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION FOR FURTHER STUDY, INFORMATION GATHERING AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ALL CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED HAS BEEN PLACED WITH THE TRUSTEES AND IS ON FILE.
Visitors:
Mayor Jaroszynski open the visitor portion of the meeting by reading the Parliamentary Procedure for board meeting. He then called for comment from the floor.
The following visitors were in attendance: Joseph Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Shenefiel, all of Falconer.
Minutes
Trustee Dunn made a motion, seconded by Trustee Miller, to approve the minutes of the June 14, 2021 meeting of the Mayor and Board of Trustees, with revision of documented Abstract amounts. Trustee Gustafson noted that the fire report totals should have read; 23 total Mutual Aid Given and the code report should reflect 0 certificates of occupancy for the month, as reported on the May report. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Gustafson: Nay. Carried.
Fire Chief
The chief’s June report was reviewed and noted that the department responded to 49-EMS, 1-structure fire, 1-brush fire, 1-tree down, 6-fire alarms, 1-MVA, and 1-smoke in building, totaling 60 calls in June.
Mutual Aid Breakdown- June
Given: Jamestown-6, Frewsburg-16, Kennedy-1, Kiantone-2, and Alstar-1: totaling 26.
Received: Medic 74-3, Kennedy-3, Frewsburg-0, Fluvanna-0, Gerry-1, Coroner0, Kiantone-1, Alstar-4, and, Jamestown-0: totaling 12.
Chief Yager reported $5,127.69 was collected from the Boot Drive. Monies are to be used to build a gear dryer. If something left over after that, the Chief noted that the department would like to purchase something for their membership, such as a shirt or hat.
A motion was made by Trustee Cavallaro, seconded by Trustee Dunn, to accept the $60,000 offer from South Strabane Township, in Pennsylvania, for the sale of the 2000 Quantum Pumper truck. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: none. Carried.
Code Enforcement
The code officer’s June report was reviewed and noted 3 building permits were issued ($180.00), 17 YTD ($1,137.68), 1 building inspections performed (4 YTD), 0 certificates of occupancy (18 YTD), 0 certificates of compliance (2 YTD), 20 phone calls/personal contact/email (90 YTD), 15 complaints received/actions taken (31 YTD), 0 notices of violation mailed (0 YTD), 0 notice of violations solved (0 YTD).
A motion was made by Trustee Dunn, seconded by Trustee Gustafson, to accept the Walter Robert Morris’s Letter of Resignation as Code Enforcement Officer, effective July 31, 2021, with regrets. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: none. Carried. Mayor Jaroszynski voiced words of appreciation for Mr. Morris’s hard work and dedication to the village, wishing him well in his retirement.
Mayor Jaroszynski once again noted that residents should be made aware that all swimming pools, building projects, sheds, etc. require a permit in the village.
Department of Public Works
The DPW report was reviewed for the period June 14, 2021-July 8, 2021.
Library
The June library report was reviewed. This month the library received $63.00 (copies/fax), $5.00 (fines), $93.00 (Book Sales), $497.00 gifts & donations, and $300.00 other.
The summer reading program began on June, 28, 2021. Brian Nelson of the vac Shop has donated at least 4 bikes and helmets for our readers. Burger King, McDonald’s, and Tim Hortons have donated coupons and Davis Rexroad of State Lanes donated two bowling balls, bags, and hand towels. These items will be incorporated into the August summer reading fun.
Committees:
Public Safety:
One animal control complaint was received. ACO Belin was unable to locate the animal. Trustee Dunn made a motion, seconded by Trustee Cavallaro, to extend the Animal (Dog) Control contract with Belin Investigative Services for 1-year, June 2021-May 2022, at the same cost as the 2020-2021 contact. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: none. Carried.
Finance:
Trustee Dunn made a motion, seconded by Trustee Cavallaro, to approve the FY 20/21 Budget modifications, transfers and year-end closing as written in Treasurer Trask’s summary report dated 7/9/2021 (attached) and to close out the Reserve Funds. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: none. Carried.
Trustee Gustafson made a motion, seconded by Trustee Dunn, to approve the FY 20/21 Budget as modified. Funds. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: none. Carried.
Trustee Cavallaro made a motion, seconded by Trustee Miller, to approve the closing of all Funds, effective May 31, 2021 in regards to the 20/21 FY Budget. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: none. Carried.
The village received a letter confirming the receipt of its application to receive American Rescue Plan Funds. The payments will be made in 2 installments-1/2 this year and the 2nd half next year.
Treasurer Trask reported that Community Bank is now charging $25 per electronic transfer.
Old Business:
The Christmas in July event is set for July 22-24th. The village has ordered posters, taken out newspaper ads, and will market the event through all social media avenues.
New Business:
The board has requested additional information on the legalization of marijuana before voting to opt-in or opt-out of allowing dispensaries in the village. Mayor Jaroszynski encourages all residents to comment if they wish to do so by calling or emailing the village clerk. Mayor Jaroszynski reported that Juneteenth will be an official village holiday starting in 2022 as per President Biden’s recent declaration to make Juneteenth a federal holiday.
Correspondence:
Several letters of appreciation were received for the village’s participation in recent events.
Abstracts
Motion: It is moved by Trustee Dunn and seconded by Trustee Cavallaro that Abstract #2, General Fund in the amount of $ 63,979.13 be approved for payment. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
Motion: It is moved by Trustee Gustafson and seconded by Trustee Dunn that Abstract #2, Cemetery Fund in the amount of $ 923.47 be approved for payment. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
Motion: It is moved by Trustee Miller and seconded by Trustee Gustafson that Abstract #2, Library Fund in the amount of $ 1,918.57 be approved for payment. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Abstain, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
Motion: It is moved by Trustee Cavallaro and seconded by Trustee Gustafson that Abstract #2, General Hund Hand Items in the amount of $ 61,884.01 be approved for payment. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Abstain, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
Trustee Dunn made a motion, seconded by Trustee Gustafson to adjourn the meeting at 8:00 pm. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, Miller: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Anna Fales, Village Clerk
May 10, 2021 Regular Meeting
Mayor James M. Jaroszynski
Trustee Timothy Dunn
Trustee Kipp Reynolds
Trustee Anthony Cavallaro
Gregory Peterson, Village Attorney
Carl Caprino, DPW Superintendent
Laurie Becker, Library Director
W. Robert Morris, Code Enforcement Officer
Eric Yager, Fire Chief
Anna L. Fales, Village Clerk
The regular meeting of the Village of Falconer Mayor and Board of Trustees was called to order on Monday, May 10, 2021 at 7:00 P.M. at the Firemen’s’ Exempt Hall with Mayor James Jaroszynski presiding.
Pledge of Allegiance & Roll
Trustee Dunn, Trustee Gustafson, Trustee Reynolds, Trustee Cavallaro, and Mayor Jaroszynski were present.
Parliamentary Procedure
SOCIAL DISTANCING PRACTICES WILL BE STRICTLY FOLLOWED AND MASKS ARE REQUIRED. VISITORS ARE ALLOWED A MAXIMUM OF THREE (3) MINUTES TO ADDRESS THE CHAIR. THIS IS NOT THE PLACE OR TIME TO CONDUCT A DEBATE WITH ANYONE. IT IS A MEETING TO DELIBERATE AS THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO TRANSACT THE BUSINESS OF THE VILLAGE. ALL REPORTS, REQUESTS, IF NECESSARY, WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE RESPECTIVE COMMITTEE OR COMMISSION FOR FURTHER STUDY, INFORMATION GATHERING AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ALL CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED HAS BEEN PLACED WITH THE TRUSTEES AND IS ON FILE.
Visitors:
The following visitors were in attendance: Joseph Taylor, Angelo and Danielle Marra, Nina Gustafson (Gerry), and Pete and Jane Fuller all of Falconer.
Minutes
Trustee Gustafson made a motion, seconded by Trustee Reynolds, to approve the minutes of the April 12, 2021 meeting of the Mayor and Board of Trustees, with revision to 0-Vehicle Fires as reported in the fire chief’s March report. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
Fire Chief
The chief’s April report was reviewed and noted that the department responded to 54-EMS, 4-structure fire, 5-fire alarms, 2-MVA, 2-trees & wires, 3-lift assist, 2-medical alarms and 4-stand-bys, totaling 76 calls in April.
Mutual Aid Breakdown- April
Given: Jamestown-9, Frewsburg-8, Kennedy-5, Randolph-1, and Gerry-2, totaling 25.
Received: Medic 74-8, Kennedy-1, Frewsburg-1, Fluvanna-0, Gerry-0, Coroner0, Kiantone-0, Alstar-4, and, Jamestown-0, totaling 14.
Chief Yager reported that the fire department received a grant from the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation for the purchase of a new washer and dryer.
The proposed purchase of a dash camera for the ambulance was discussed.
Kenny Santo’s application for the fire department was tabled pending results of his background check and physical.
Code Enforcement
The code officer’s April report was reviewed and noted 5 building permits were issued ($462.68), 13 YTD ($922.68), 2 building inspections performed (3 YTD), 2 certificates of occupancy (18 YTD), 0 certificates of compliance (2 YTD), 10 phone calls/personal contact/email (45 YTD), 5 complaints received/actions taken (11 YTD), 0 notices of violation mailed (0 YTD), 0 notice of violations solved (0 YTD). Code Officer Morris noted that paperwork has been started for the condemnation process of the 217 E. Pearl Street home.
Mayor Jaroszynski noted that residents should be made aware that all swimming pools require a permit in the village. CEO Morris added that most storable (store bought) pools also require 4 foot barriers.
Department of Public Works
The DPW report was reviewed for the period April 12, 2021-May 7, 2021.
Mayor Jaroszynski thanked the DPW for their assistance with the annual village-wide clean-up day which was a huge success. The Falconer Rotary Club donated 3 flowering trees to be planted in Falconer Park.
A motion was made by Trustee Reynolds, seconded by Trustee Dunn, to approve
Superintendent Caprino to participate in “Road School” which will be held virtually at a cost of $25.00. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
Library
The April library report was reviewed. This month the library received $102.62
(copies/fax), $47.59 (fines), $79.00 (Book Sales), $890.00 gifts & donations, and $276.48 other. Plans are underway for the summer reading program, “Tales and Tails” and is set to run June 28 – July 31, 2021. The library will also be hosting a Fenner Elementary student, grades 35, art display from May 17-June 18.
The FLP Library Board will meet at 8 am on Wednesday, May 19th.
Greg Peterson highlighted for the board a packet of information which was provided by Historian, Brenda Cavallaro regarding Birmingham Car Company which was located in Falconer in the early 1920’s. The Birmingham body was plywood and featured a four-wheel suspension which was dramatically superior to any other vehicles of the day. The company became riddled in a stock scandal and went out of business in December 1923, following a valiant effort to revive the company by placing an entry in the Indianapolis 500.
Committees:
Public Safety:
Trustee Cavallaro updated the board on the FFD’s plans to market Engine 401 for resale. He also noted that Steve Vanstrom is working to set up a meeting with the county regarding EMS services.
The April animal control report was reviewed noting a pit bull running at large. The animal returned home. No summons was issued. The municipal Shelter report was completed on 4/7/2021. It was noted by Animal Health inspector Bailey that dog shelter services were rated “Satisfactory”.
The crossing guard position remains unfilled.
Parks and Recreation:
Reopening of the parks and playground facilities was discussed. Consideration was taken of Ray Lindquist’s emails, dated May 3, 2021, regarding unfavorable behavior of “young people using the (basketball)courts” in close proximity to young T-ball payers and families. The board plans to address these issues through other avenues. Superintendent Caprino was given approval to replace swings and basketball equipment prior to Memorial Day.
The park recreation program will not take place this year due to COVID-19 restrictions.
The addition of additional park security measures were discussed.
Pine Hill Cemetery:
Peter Fuller reported that a new zero-turn lawn mower was purchased for the cemetery which has a rear discharge to help prevent grass and debris from being blown onto headstones.
The cemetery received a grant from the Falconer Region Community Foundation to help fund new tree planting efforts.
Mr. Fuller noted that he is reviewing current foundation charges and expects that a price increase will be needed.
Old Business:
Mayor Jaroszynski noted that the Falconer American Legion will be holding a Memorial Day procession up to the cemetery. Commander Cybart confirmed with Mayor Jaroszynski that the procession was approved by the Chautauqua County Department of Environmental Health as long as CDC guidelines are followed.
Peter and Jane Fuller were given approval from the board to begin initial planning of a tentative Christmas in July event on July 23rd and 24th, as long as the NYS and CDC guidelines can be followed.
The summer concert series in the park was also approved based on current NYS and CDC guidelines.
The Der Kobblers Car Show will be held in Davis Park on Memorial Day weekend. Homestead Street will be closed between Main Street and Falconer Street.
Village-wide Yard sales, sponsored by the Falconer Rotary Club, have been scheduled for July 9th and 10th.
Trustee Dunn made a motion, seconded by Trustee Cavallaro, to approve the planting of 3 trees in Falconer Park which were donated by the Falconer Rotary Club. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
New Business:
RESOLUTION # 39-2021
FIXING DATE AND NOTICE FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING
FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Village of Falconer wishes to assess the advisability of submitting a Community Development Block Grant (“CDBG”) application to the New York State Office of Community Renewal (the “OCR”) for a grant to support a project by Jamestown Container Company within the Village, and
WHEREAS, the Village of Falconer is required to hold a public hearing to provide information to the public and to consider citizen comments regarding community needs and the project proposal prior to submitting an application for CDBG funding, and
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees wishes to schedule a special meeting to consider submission of the application for CDBG funding.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village of Falconer Board of Trustees hereby calls for a Public Hearing whereat all interested parties shall be heard regarding the CDBG program, the Village’s community development and economic development programs, and the potential funding application; and be it further
RESOLVED, that such Public Hearing shall be held on June 14, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. at the Fireman’s Exempt Hall, 3 Coleson Drive, Falconer, New York; and be it further
RESOLVED, that at least eight (8) days’ notice of such hearing shall be given by the Village Clerk by the due posting thereof on the Village’s website and/or Facebook page, and by publishing such notice at least once in the official newspaper of the Village.
Trustee Dunn made a motion, seconded by Trustee Reynolds, to approve the above Resolution as written, fixing the date of June 14, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. to hold a Public Hearing for the consideration of a potential CDBG funding application. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
Correspondence:
The board reviewed Major Jaroszynski’s letter recapping the events of 2020. Trustee Gustafson was asked to post the letter, as written on the village website.
Trustee Gustafson’s letter, dated May 10, 2021, which acknowledged his review of unpaid vouchers and bank reconciliations for the month of April 2021, was reviewed and placed into record.
Trustee Reynolds submitted a letter of resignation, dated, May 10, 2021, from his position as Village Trustee, effective June 1, 2021. Trustee Cavallaro made a motion, seconded by Trustee Dunn, to accept Trustee Reynolds resignation from the Village Board, effective June 1, 2021. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Nays: None. Carried.
Other correspondence was reviewed with no actions taken.
Abstracts
Motion: It is moved by Trustee Dunn and seconded by Trustee Reynolds that Abstract #12, General Fund in the amount of $ 97,999.81 be approved for payment with the possible exception of $500 listed for legal. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Abstain, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Ayes: 4. Abstain: 1. Nays: None. Carried.
Motion: It is moved by Trustee Gustafson and seconded by Trustee Dunn that Abstract #12, Cemetery Fund in the amount of $ 490.85 be approved for payment. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Ayes: All. Nays: None. Carried.
Motion: It is moved by Trustee Reynolds and seconded by Trustee Gustafson that Abstract #12, Library Fund in the amount of $ 2,536.34 be approved for payment. Roll:
Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Abstain, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Ayes: 4, Abstain: 1, Nays: None. Carried
Motion: It is moved by Trustee Cavallaro and seconded by Trustee Gustafson that Abstract #12, General Fund Hand Items in the amount of $ 33,234.69 be approved for payment. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Ayes: All. Nays: None. Carried
Trustee Reynolds made a motion, seconded by Trustee Dunn, to adjourn the meeting at 8:55 pm. Roll: Dunn: Aye, Gustafson: Aye, Reynolds: Aye, Cavallaro: Aye, and Jaroszynski: Aye. Ayes: All. Nays: None. Carried
Respectfully submitted,
Anna Fales, Village Clerk