CAROLINE TOWN BOARD
June 4, 2019
MAY AGENDA MEETING

Salute to the Flag (7:00) 

Privilege of the Floor: Opportunity for citizens to bring forward matters of concern. Please be prepared to make one statement not to exceed 3 minutes in length

Committee Reports (7:10)

Discussion and agenda items for June 12 Town Business Meeting (7:45)
​
Adjourn

The Caroline Town Board invites you to attend
a Brooktondale Community Discussion
regarding parking and safety concerns
WHEN: Sunday June 2, 4:30pm – 6pm
WHERE: Brooktondale Community Center, Main Building
WHY: The community is experiencing growing pains!
Between the popularity of Brookton’s Market and social media popularizing the location of the swimming hole, the quiet little hamlet of Brooktondale is being transformed into a community hotspot! While many are happy to see the vibrancy, some neighbors have expressed concerns about parking, pedestrian safety and impacts on the enjoyment of their property. The Town has been asked to consider enacting a No Parking ordinance along the narrow portion of Brooktondale Rd, from Brookton’s Market up to Lounsberry Rd. Are there other areas where parking restrictions should also be considered? How can we manage parking restrictions w/o adversely impacting Brookton's Market? Parking restrictions can create challenges: for example, what happens if a resident wants to have friends over – where will they park? What other matters need to be addressed?


PLEASE JOIN THE CAROLINE TOWN BOARD at this important community discussion to express concerns and help develop solutions that take community interests into account.


CONTACT: send your thoughts, comments, questions, concerns to Irene Weiser irene_weiser@townofcaroline.org 539-6856

CAROLINE TOWN BOARD
May 15, 2019
MEETING AGENDA

Salute to the Flag (7:00)

Privilege-of-the-Floor: Opportunity for citizens to bring forward matters of concern. Please be prepared to make one statement not to exceed 3 minutes in length

REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS

Highway Superintendent’s Report (7:10)

Supervisor’s Report (7:20)

Town Clerk’s Report (7:30)

County Representative’s Report (7:40)

Age-friendly Communities Update by Wil Lawrence (7:50)

Department, Committee, & Liaison Updates (8:00)

TOWN BUSINESS AND DISCUSSIONS

Town Bills and Minutes (8:10)
o Transfers
o Approve Abstracts: Highway, General, Lighting
o Approve minutes

Old Business (8:20)
o Resolution to Initiate a Town LED Streetlight Project with the New York Power Authority
o Resolution to Adopt Updates to the Town’s Employee Handbook

New Business (8:40)
o Resolution on Approval of the Town’s Third-party Electrical Inspectors
o Resolution Establishing a Town Credit Card Policy
o Resolution Updating Living Wage Rate for Deputy Clerk and Highway Assistant
o Resolution to Contract for Engineering Services for Review of Telecommunications Application

——Adjourn—--


Privilege of the Floor Policy at Caroline Town Board Meetings
• Privilege-of-the-Floor is offered at the beginning of town meetings as an opportunity for individuals to provide input to the town board. Speakers have up to three minutes, subject to modification depending upon time con-straints of a particular meeting. Each citizen is provided one speaking opportunity per meeting; written input is also welcome.

• Comments should be directed to the town board. The Supervisor or Councilpersons may answer questions brought forward or defer to allow for further research and thought.
​
• Respectful discourse is required.

CAROLINE TOWN BOARD
May 7, 2019
​MAY AGENDA MEETING

Salute to the Flag (7:00)

Privilege of the Floor: Opportunity for citizens to bring forward matters of concern. Please be prepared to make one statement not to exceed 3 minutes in length

Committee Reports (7:10)

Resolution authorizing Supervisor to sign contract with Scott and Crispell Landscaping (7:40)

Resolution to reappoint Sue Pearce-Kelling to the Review Board (7:50)

Approval of minutes of March 5 and April 2 (8:00)

Discussion and agenda items for May 15 Town Business Meeting (8:15)
​
Adjourn