ABANDONMENT: Dunn Road ABSTRACTS: GENERAL FUND ...

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REGULAR BOARD MEETING
APRIL 7, 1993
TOWH HALL
7:30 P.M.
Quinn acting on our behalf with the Army Corp, Assemblyman
Pordum and to Senator Volker to see if they could do anything to
expedite whatever has to be done with the D.E.C.
Supervisor Kennedy expressed his appreciation to the Members of
the Board for opportunity allowing him to serve the remainder of
his term. He will keep the Supervisor's salary the same as it
has been when he drafts the budget in October 1993 it will be
commensurate with whatever raises are received by other persons.
If in fact, there are raises in this years budget.
A motion was made by Supervisor Kennedy and seconded by
Couricilman Wittmeyer that Supervisor Kennedy's salary from now
until the end of the year not "The Supervisor's" salary,
however, the salary that will be given to Supervisor Kennedy as
the Supervisor, be for the remainder of fifteen thousand dollars
($15,000) which will be nine thousand, four hundred and eighty
dollars and seventy-eight cents ($9,480.78).
four (4) Ayes
TOWN CLERK REPORT
Carried
A) Registrar of Vital Statistics Monthly Report for
Harch 1993 received and on file in the Clerk's office.
A motion was made by Supervisor Kennedy and seconded by
Councilman Flowers to accept the Tax Collectors Honthly Report
for Harch 1993.
four (4) Ayes Carried
A motion was made by Supervisor Kennedy and seconded by
Councilman Zimmerman at the recommendation of Town Clerk Shenk
since it is no longer required by New York Election Law to hold
a meeting for local registration in October, that the Town of
Boston have one (1) Voter's Registration Day from 10:00 A.H.
till 6:00 P.M. with two (2) Inspectors from each dominating
party at a date to be announced.
four (4) Ayes Carried
Town Clerk received a notice from the Board of Elections
indicating that when the people from the Board of Elections come
out to program the Election Machines in the town before the
September Primary Election and the November General Election we
will issued a bill for mileage and hourly salary for those
employees of the Board of Election based on the individual's
salary at the Board.
Supervisor Kennedy will draft a letter to the Board of Elections
telling them how dismayed he is, that once again another burden
has been shifted on to the Local Governments. Especially, in
view of the fact, that we pay twerity-five thousand dollars
($25,000.06) a year out of our County Tax to the Board of
Elections, based on the seven (7) elections districts used in
Boston.
A motion was made by Councilman Wittmeyer and seconded by
Supervisor Kennedy for Town Clerk Shenk and Deputy Town Clerk
O'Neill to attend Hew York State Town Clerk's Association
Conference in Buffalo at a cost of not more than two hundred
dollars ($200.00)
four (4) Ayes Carried J
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