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Town Board Meeting
Tuesday, Jun 2, 2026
Police Department Staff Authorized for Out-of-State Training
The Town Board authorized overnight stays for two members of the Yorktown Police Department to attend public safety training in Warrington, Pennsylvania. The training is scheduled for July 14th, 2026, with an overnight stay at the Hampton Inn.
Town Authorizes $7,500 Contract for Lease Management Services
The Town Board discussed and authorized the Supervisor to sign an agreement with Fifth Asset Inc., DBA Debt Book, for lease management and analysis services in the amount of $7,500. This service is required to produce a specialized report for the state regarding town leases, including those for the community center, cell towers, and potentially utility and concessions agreements. This is the second year this service has been procured.
Budget Transfer Approved for Payout of Unused Time for Eduardo Hernandez
The Town Board authorized the town controller to process a budget transfer to pay Eduardo Hernandez a cash value for unused time upon his retirement or resignation. The resolution also authorizes the controller to transfer funds for this payout as enumerated in the resolution.
Town Discusses Guidelines for Commercial Incentive Board, Balancing Data and Subjectivity
A discussion was held regarding guidelines for the Commercial Incentive Board, with an emphasis on balancing data-driven analysis with subjective components. Concerns were raised about the difficulty of quantifying indirect benefits of incentives, such as increased foot traffic to other businesses or overall town appeal, versus direct revenue increases. The board agreed to move forward with developing these guidelines, incorporating Sergio's input and seeking further discussion.
DEC Approves Progress on Hallecks Mill Sewer Extension
The Town Board received an update on the Hallecks Mill Sewer Extension District, noting a favorable site visit from the DEC and engineering department. The DEC expressed satisfaction with the progress and willingness to collaborate. The board expressed a wish that the DEC had been involved earlier regarding a Scopus Street Wetlands diversion.
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