Town Board agenda packet — May 19, 2026 (full text)
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Great Lakes Building Systems, Inc.
www.glbs-inc.com
716-892-5253
Great Lakes Building Systems, Inc.
Building Systems Proposal
Upgrade of NetAXS Control Panels
Prepared for Site
Chuck Snyder 575 Oakwood Ave. East Aurora, NY 14052
Aurora, Town Of
[email protected]
Prepared by: Keith Matot
Contact: [email protected]
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Product Qty
Brivo Access Standard Edition - Reader Tier 2 8.00
Reader Monthly Data Plan (For each reader from 3-12 on the account) Applies to ACS6000/6100, ACS300,
ACS100 and Mercury panels
Subtotal $15,674.00
Tax $0.00
Total $15,674.00
ee Terms and Conditions :
“Quote valid for.80 days, prices Subject to change. Al! ‘work is quoted based on completion during raguilar business
hours from 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday unless otherwise specified.
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We have prepared a quote for you
Access Control Upgrades
Quote # 057623
Version 1
Prepared for:
Town of Aurora
Charles Snyder
[email protected]
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> Scope of Work
SCOPE: Provide and install an upgrade to the existing access control system. All doors will be unified in the cloud
allowing for ease of management.
9 existing doors will be updated with new control equipment and utilize the existing cable and equipment at the
doors. These are all presumed to be in good working order and free from defects.
Existing fobs or badges will be re-utilized
Parts and Labor
Part Number . 2 Produ } escription : ; : a t
B-ACS6100L-E- 40DKIT —— Brivo ACS6100LKit: Ten (10) Reader Capacity Ethernet Contr a en 1
ALGQOULACMCBI Access Power Controller w/ Power Supply/Charger, 8 PTC Class 2 Relay Outputs, 12/24VDC 1
@ 6A, FAI, 115VAC, BC600G Enclosure
MISC-S Installation Materials 1
Labor - Prevailing Wage (Buffalo) | Buffalo Prevailing Wage Labor 30
Subtotal: $11,269.06
Optional Reader Replacement 9 Existing Doors * Contains Optional Items
Part Number: 4 Product Description oe oa : 7. ce : ‘Quantity |
B-BSPSF-B _ Single gang tri-technology reader.
er. Compatible with BBrivoMo. Be 9 _
Labor - Prevailing Wage (Buffalo) | Buffalo Prevailing Wage Labor 5*
* Optional Subtotal: $4,080.28
5 Year Subscription
Part Number roduc et ae : : : "= Quantity.
B-ACS-BASE-S-60 -—_| Brivo Access Standard Edition - Base Data Plan Svearly ee
B-ACS-RDR-S1-60 Brivo Access Standard Edition - Tier 1 Reader Data Plan 5Yearly 2
B-ACS-RDR-52-60 Brivo Access Standard Edition - Tier 2 Reader Data Plan 5Yearly 7
Recurring Subtotal: $6,953.00
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Access Control Upgrades
Prepared by: Prepared for: Quote Information:
NY-Buffalo Town of Aurora Quote #: 057623
Joe Robbins 575 Gakwood Avenue Version: 1
(716) 200-4218 East Aurora, NY 14052 Delivery Date: 04/21/2026
[email protected] Charles Snyder Expiration Date: 03/24/2026
(716) 652-7590
[email protected]
Quote Summary
Description Amount
Parts and Labor $11,269.06
Subtotal: $11,269.06
Estimated Tax: $986.05
Total: $12,255.11
Recurring Recurring Summary
$6,953.00
Recurring Total: $6,953.00
*Optional Expenses
Description: eo : - “One-Time
Optional Reader Replacement 9 Existing Doors $4,080.28
Optional Subtotal: $4,080.28
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Signature: Signature:
Name: Joe Robbins Name:
Title: Date:
Date: 04/21/2026
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Sales Agreement Terms & Conditions
These Sales Agreement Terms & Conditions (these “Terms & Conditions”), including the terms and conditions below, and any agreement, estimate, proposal,
work order, or quote executed in writing pursuant thereto (each a “Proposal” and together with the Terms & Conditions, this “Agreement”), are entered Into by and
between Minuteman Security Technologies, Inc. (“Minuteman”) and the customer listed on a Proposal (“Customer”) and are subject to the laws in effect In the
State in which it has been signed and executed.
SERVICES: This Agreement constitutes an offer to Customer for performance of installation, repair, and associated services listed in the applicable Proposal (the
“Services”) for certain equipment provided by Minuteman pursuant to the Proposal {the “System”} upon the terms and conditions stated herein, and constitutes a
binding contract between Customer and Minuteman upon Customer's acceptance of a Proposal. Upon acceptance, this Agreement, together with all documents
referenced herein, shall constate the complete and exclusive agreement between the parties, superseding all other prior oral and written agreements. No
modifications, alterations, additions or change orders shall be binding or enforceable unless approved in writing by both parties. For the avoidance of doubt, any
terms and conditions listed in Customer’s purchase order, confirmation, communications, or otherwise shall not apply to this Agreement and are hereby rejected by
Minuteman.
PRICE: In consideration for the performance of the Services, Customer shall pay Minuteman the amount set forth in the Proposal (the “Price”}, subject to any
modifications in a Change Order (as defined below). Customer authorizes Minuteman to obtain labor and materials in accordance with the Price and the
specifications set forth herein to accomplish the Services. Unless otherwise set forth in the Proposal, the Price does not include permits, licenses, sales tax, bonds,
or shipping costs .
CHANGE ORDER: The parties may request changes in the Services consisting of reasonable additions, deletions or modifications pursuant to a written change
order signed by both parties (“Change Order”). Such requested changes shall not be binding on Minuteman until accepted by Minuteman in a written Change
Order. All reasonable and mutually agreed upon changes in the Services and corresponding changes in payments and deadlines shall be authorized by Customer
in writing.
PAYMENT: Unless alternate payment terms are set forth in a Proposal, all amounts due hereunder are NET thirty (30) days of the date printed on the invoice.
Minuteman may require a deposit in its sole discretion, To the extent permitted by applicable law, any unpaid amounts not received within seven (7) days from
Minuteman’ completion of the Services shall be subject to interest at the rate of 1.5% per month, or the maximum rate permitted by applicable law, whichever is
less. Customer shall relmburse Minuteman for any interests, costs incidental to collection and attorney's fees incurred in the collection of past due amounts.
Minuteman may suspend the Services in the event that Customer fails to timely pay any invoiced amount,
MOBILIZATION. AND PROGRESS BILLING: Unless otherwise specified in the Proposal, Customer shall pay Minuteman in accordance with the following
invoicing schedule: (i) an initial mobilization Invoice equal to thirty percent (30%) of the Price shall be issued upon execution of the Proposal and shall be due prior
to the commencement of Services. (ii) invoices for the balance of all equipment and materials shall be issued upon receipt of such items by Minuteman and shall
be due in accordance with the terms set forth herein; and (iii) progress invoices for labor shall be issued monthly, based on the percentage of completion of the
Services and as determined by Minuteman with reasonable discretion,
BILL AND HOLD: Customer may request that Minuteman invoice for and hold in its possession, certain equipment or materials purchased for the Project (“Bill and
Hold Arrangement’). Minuteman may, in its sole discretion, agree to such request provided that all of the following conditions are satisfied: (i) Customer provides a
written request confirming the need for a Bill and Hold Arrangement and acknowledging that billing will occur prior to defivery; (ii) the Bill and Hold Arrangement is
established for a substantive business reason; (iii) the equipment and materials subject to the Bill and Hold Arrangement are specifically identified as belonging to
Customer and are segregated from Minuteman’s general inventory; (iv) the equipment and materials are complete, ready for physical transfer to Customer and
available for delivery at Customer’s request; and (v) Minuteman does not retain the ability to use or substitute the equipment and materials or direct them to
another customer. Upon Minuteman’s issuance of an invoice under a Bill and Hold Arrangement, Customer acknowledges and agrees that all risks of ownership,
transfer to the Customer as of the invoice date.
PRE-LIEN NOTICE: MINUTEMAN HEREBY PROVIDES NOTIFICATION THAT ANY PERSON OR MINUTEMAN (INCLUDING MINUTEMAN) SUPPLYING
LABOR OR MATERIAL FOR THIS IMPROVEMENT TO YOUR PROPERTY MAY FILE A LIEN AGAINST THE PROPERTY WHERE SERVICES ARE
PERFORMED IF THAT PERSON OR MINUTEMAN IS NOT PAID FOR THE CONTRIBUTIONS. Upon a default in payment, a lien may be placed on the property
and charges will be added from the date of substantial completion at the maximum rate allowed by law.
SCHEDULING: Customer acknowledges and agrees that any dates for performance of the Services set forth in a Proposal are estimates, and that Minuteman
reserves the right to reschedule without additional charge to Customer, except as otherwise set forth herein, Customer will be responsible if any interruption of
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Minuteman’s Services results from Customer’s failure to provide reasonable access or due to the acts of negligence of others not under Minuteman’ direction.
TERMINATION: Minuteman may terminate this Agreement In the event of Customer's breach of any of its obligations, provided that Customer falls to cure such
breach within thirty (30) days from Minuteman’s written notice of the breach. In the event of Minuteman’s termination for Customer’s breach, Minuteman shall be
entitled to collect from Customer all amounts for Services performed up to the date of termination, plus any amounts for non-returnable or non-refundable materials
or contracts, and any demobilization costs. Minuteman may suspend its Services if there is any safety issue or if Customer fails to cooperate with Minuteman.
OPERATION: Customer shall be responsible for: {i} properly testing and setting the System on every closing and to properly turn off the System on each opening
(if applicable); (li) testing any detection device, or other electronic equipment designated in the Proposal prior to setting the System for closed periods; (iii) notifying
Minuteman promptly if such equipment fails to respond to the test; and (iv) using and operating the System and the equipment properly and in accordance with
proper operating procedures. Whenever Minuternan employees or authorized representatives are sent to the Customer's premises in response to a service call or
alarm signal caused by the Customer improperly following operating instructions or failing to close or properly secure a protected point, Customer shall pay an
additional service charge at Minuteman's prevailing rate per occurrence.
DELAYS; FORCE MAJEURE: Minuteman shall not be liable or responsible to Customer, not be deemed to have defaulted or breached this Agreement, for any
failure or delay in fulfilling or performing any terms of this Agreement, however caused, or for interruptions of service caused by strikes, riots, floods, acts of God,
fire, earthquake, explosion, government order, law, or action, , national emergency, revolution, insurrection, epidemic, pandemics, restraints or delays affecting
carriers or inability or delay in obtaining supplies of adequate or suitable materials, materials, power outage, loss of communication and or other signal
transmission lines, or by any event beyond the contro! of Minuteman.
EXCLUSIONS: Services to be provided by Minuteman pursuant to this Agreement do not include:
@ Repair of damage or increase in completion time caused by failure to continually provide a suitable operating environment for the System as prescribed
by Minuteman and/or the manufacturer of any equipment used in the System, including, but not limited to, the failure to provide, or the failure of,
adequate and regulated electrical power, air conditioning or humidity control; or such special requirements as contained in the Proposal hereto.
® Repair of damage or increase in completion time caused by use of the equipment for other than the ordinary use for which the equipment was designed
or purpose for which it was intended.
* Repair of damage, replacement parts (due to other than normal wear) or repetitive service calls caused by the use of unauthorized supplies or
equipment.
® Repair of damage or increase in completion time caused by: neglect or misuse, alterations, which shall include, but not be limited to, any deviation from
Minuteman's physical, mechanical or electrical machine design; attachments, which are defined as the mechanical, electrical or electronic
interconnecting to non-Minuteman equipment and devices not supplied by Minuteman.
ADDITIONAL CHARGES: Unless otherwise specified in the Proposal, service charges for the System are based upon coverage during “normal business hours of
operation.” Services performed outside this window, or as a result of the failure of the Customer to adhere to the requirements as specified by either the
manufacturer or outside the scope of the Agreement, shall be chargeable at Minuteman's prevailing rates. Customer shall not tamper with, adjust, alter, move,
remove, or otherwise interfere with equipment without Minuteman's specific permission, nor permit the same by third party. Any work performed by Minuteman to
correct Customer's breach of the foregoing obligation shali be paid for by Customer at Minuteman's prevailing rates. Remedial maintenance due to Acts of God or
events beyond the control of Minuteman shall be corrected by Minuteman and paid for by Customer at Minuteman's prevailing rates.
Minuteman shall have the right to increase or decrease the rates provided above at any time or times after the expiration of one year from the date Services are
provided under this Agreement, upon giving Customer written notice thirty (30) days in advance of the effective date of such increase or decrease.
MINUTEMAN'S LIMITS OF LIABILITY: Customer understands that Minuteman is not an insurer; that Customer is responsible for obtaining insurance for such
reasons or purposes, including theft and vandalism, and in such amounts, as Customer shall determine. Customer further understands and agrees that the sums
payable hereunder to Minuteman are based upon the value of Services offered and equipment value provided and such sums are not related to the value of
property belonging to Customer or to others located on the Customer's premises. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Customer shall not seek indemnity
under this Agreement from Minuteman, and specifically waives any rights for indemnity for any damages or losses caused by hazards to customers, invitees,
guests, or property of Customer or third parties.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, NEITHER MINUTEMAN NOR ITS AFFILIATES SHALL BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, INDIRECT,
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INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE OR ENHANCED DAMAGES, LOST PROFITS OR REVENUES OR DIMINUTION IN VALUE, ARISING OUT
OF OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT OR THE UNDERLYING TRANSACTIONS HERETO, REGARDLESS OF (A) WHETHER SUCH DAMAGES WERE
FORESEEABLE, (B) WHETHER OR NOT CUSTOMER WAS ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES AND (C) THE LEGAL OR EQUITABLE
THEORY (CONTRACT, TORT, OR OTHERWISE) UPON WHICH THE CLAIM IS BASED, AND NOTWITHSTANDING THE FAILURE OF ANY AGREED OR
OTHER REMEDY OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, MINUTEMAN’S TOTAL LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF
OR RELATED TO THIS AGREEMENT AND THE UNDERLYING TRANSACTIONS HERETO SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT OF $250.00. CUSTOMER
ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THIS LIMITATION OF LIABILITY IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THIS AGREEMENT AND FURTHER AGREES THAT
THIS LIMITATION OF LIABILITY IS REASONABLE. The payment of this amount shall be Minuteman's sole and exclusive llabllity regardiess of the amount of loss
or damage incurred by the Customer.
INDEMNIFICATION: Customer shall indemnify and hold harmless Minuteman, its affiliates, and its and their their trustees, officers, professional staff, employees
and agents from and against any loss, damage, claim or liability, including reasonable attorneys' fees (collectively “Liabilities”) to the extent that such Liabilities
arise from: {i} the negligence or willful misconduct of Customer; (ii) any personal injury, death, and damage to real or personal property arising from Customer; (iii)
Customer's violation of applicable laws, rules, or regulations; and (iv) Customer's use of any product, equipment, or System. Customer’s obligations as an
indemnifying party shall include those claims arising from Customer, its affiliates, and its and their trustees, officers, professional staff, employees or agents.
WARRANTY: The Services provided under this Agreement are subject to a one (1) year warranty as follows:
© What is Covered: This warranty covers any defects in workmanship, including installation, with the exceptions stated below,
* How Long Coverage Lasts: This warranty runs for one year from the date the System was installed.
® What Is Not Covered: This warranty does not cover intentional or misuse or of any of the system components or software. The warranty does not cover
damage as a result of acts of god (weather, lighting, floods, storms, etc...) or electric surge.
® What Minuteman Will Do: As Customer's sole and exclusive remedy and Minuteman’s sole responsibility and liability, Minuteman will repair any part of
the System that is proved to be defective in workmanship. In the event repair is not possible on certain System components, Minuteman will replace said
component with similar specification and price.
© How To Get Service: Contact our service department at your nearest service center. A service representative will review your system and take any
necessary action to correct problems covered by this warranty.
* How State Law Applies: This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
Customer acknowledges that the Services and/or System may contain or incorporate products or materials manufactured by a third party (“Third-Party Materials”).
Third-Party Materials provided under this Agreement and are not covered by warranties set forth herein; provided, however, Minuteman shall pass through to
Customer any warranties given by such third parties for any Third-Party Materials, to the extent permitted by such warranties. If any warranties made or given by
such third parties are not assignable, Minuteman shall use commercially reasonable efforts to enable Customer to receive the benefit from such warranties.
EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES SET FORTH HEREIN: (I) NEITHER MINUTEMAN NOR ANY PERSON ON
MINUTEMAN’S BEHALF HAS MADE OR MAKES ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY WHATSOEVER, EITHER ORAL OR
WRITTEN, RELATED TO THE SYSTEMS OR SERVICES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTIES OF DESIGN, MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT, THAT THE SYSTEM OR THE SERVICES IT FURNISHES WILL AVERT OR
PREVENT SECURITY BREACHES, OR THE CONSEQUENCES THEREFROM, WHETHER ARISING BY LAW, COURSE OF DEALING, COURSE OF
PERFORMANCE, USAGE OF TRADE OR OTHERWISE, ALL OF WHICH ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED; AND (il} CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT IT
HAS NOT RELIED UPON ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY MADE BY MINUTEMAN, OR ANY OTHER PERSON ON MINUTEMAN’S BEHALF,
EXCEPT AS SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED HEREIN.
SUBCONTRACTING: Minuteman may subcontract any of its obligations under this Agreement; provided, however, that Minuteman shall not be relieved of any of
its obligations under this Agreement by the appointment of such subcontractor.
ASSIGNMENT: Customer may not directly or indirectly assign, transfer, or delegate any of or all of its rights or obligations under this Agreement, voluntarily or
involuntarily, including by change of control, merger (whether or not such party is the surviving entity), operation of law, or any other manner, without the prior
written consent of Minuteman. Minuteman may freely assign or transfer any of its rights, obligations, or interests of this Agreement without prior written consent of
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Customer. Any purported assignment or delegation in violation of this Section shall be null and void.
TARIFF & DUTY ADJUSTMENT CLAUSE: Prices are based on current tariffs and duties. Any increases due to changes in tariffs, duties, or government fees
shall be Customer’s responsibility, Minuteman reserves the right to adjust pricing and will provide notice before order fulfillment.
THIS QUOTE INCLUDES; Only the items and quantities of devices listed on this quotation. The design is pending approval of authorities having Jurisdiction where
approval is required. Pre-installation rough-In followed by one site visit for final connection of head-end w/ training if needed and all required testing to be
performed during the same visit. Acceptance and testing documentation (when applicable). For alarm systems with a key lock box, If shown on plans the least
expensive lock box will be provided unless specified otherwise. Services will be performed during ‘normal business hours’. Minuteman may request a network
connection in the building to facilitate commissioning and service remotely.
THIS PROPOSAL DOES NOT INCLUDE: Multiple site visits for phased projects unless it was specifically advised of the phasing schedule prior to providing this
Proposal. Third party approvals or third-party testing or inspections unless specifically listed. Return visits if other trades could not be coordinated to be present
during Minuteman’s original site visit. Labeling of devices, controls or any required signs unless specifically listed on the Proposal. Unforeseen existing conditions
ihat were not brought to our attention prior to the Proposal.
IT IS THE CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO: Provide a revised equipment count if the quantities shown are incorrect. Provide a minimum of FIVE business
days to schedule. Provide a clean and safe working environment that complies with all OSHA rules and standards. Provide a safe and secure, climate-controlled
storage area for tools and the equipment being installed. Provide labeling and any required signs. Provide trash receptacles and pay for all trash removal unless
trash removal is specifically listed. Cutting, patching, and painting of any areas affected by the installation unless each of these functions are specifically listed on
the quote. If there is a custom annunciator/map or custom control panel, etc. then AutoCAD files must be provided to work from. To pay additional travel and labor
costs for any additional unplanned site-visits.
TC-Escalatlon Clause: Due to recent market volatility and ongoing supply chain issues, Minuteman Is incorporating the following clause into all proposals and
maintenance contracts: Through no fault of Minuteman, In the event of a delay in product availability or price Increase of materials procured by any manufacturer,
supplier, reseller, or distributer, the Price, time of completion, or contract requirements shall be adjusted by a Change Order. A change in price of any item of
material from our manufacturers, suppliers, resellers, or distriputers will be considered between the date of this Agreement and the date of installation. Issuance of
a purchase order or signed proposal constitutes acceptance of this clause.
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PARK SIDE
FIRE?+SE CURITY
4/2.1/2026
To: Chuck Synder
Town Of Aurora
575 Oakwood Ave
East Aurora, NY 14052
Parkside Fire & Security is proud to offer turnkey installation services for the following building systems
and enhancements. The estimated lead time on quoted equipment systems is 10-15 days. The following
scopes of work are further broken down below;
Door Access system; PFS proposes installing an Avigilon Alata access control management system This
integration will offer door access on a simplistic easy to use application. Key features & details;
1. PFS shall furnish 1 additional door/entry to existing door access platform.
2. The system will be configured to re-use existing card readers (8)
3. Access system BOM below;
Model Description QTY
SYS-8ENT-DVE4 8 DOOR CTRL PANEL | 1
SYS-4ENT-DVE4 4 DOOR CTRL PANEL |} 1
IM-1270 12V 7AH BATTERY 2
MISC ELECTRICAL PARTS 1 LOT
The proposed work will include re-using existing HID card readers & associated card credentials. This
could based system does have an annual user cloud portal access SAAS fee which is based on how many
users & total amount of card readers on the system. Due to the fact of less than 200 users on this system
the user fee is waived. The amount of entries (card readers) on the system will incur a fee. The fee
structure is reduced upon amount of time chosen. The annual fee per card reader (8) is;
1 YEAR PER ENTRY $ 290.00
3 YEAR PER ENTRY $ 831.00
5 YEAR PER ENTRY $ 1,385.00
10 YEAR PER ENTRY $ 2,720.00
The cost of 9 door configuration smart hub controller panel & programing is $ 11,350.00 +
Annual entry SAAS fee referenced above.
Any questions concerning this quote, please contact Anthony Marshall 716-310-3045
Warranty on all equipment is for 1 year from installation date. All equipment pricing was based on
This quote includes Project Management, Technical Labor, Programming, Customer Training and
closeout documentation,
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Great Lakes (Brivo) Life Safety (Brivo) Parkside Fire (Avigilon}
Cloud Controller and Labor Costs 7,458.00 11,269.06 11,350.00
1 Year Cloud Service Fee 1,485.00 1,560.00 2,610.00
5 Year Cloud Service Fee 8,216.00 6,953.00 12,465.00
10 year Cloud Service Fee NA NA 24,480.00
5 Year Total (Labor and Service) 15674.00 18,222.06 23,815.00
10 Year Total (Labor and Service) NA NA 35,830.00
Current Doors within Town Hall (9 Doors)
Back Entry Door
Back Breeze Way
Village Offices Entry Way
Front Door Village
Stairwell
Town Copy Room Entry
Front Door Town
Main Office Hallway
Clerk's Office
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CONTACT INFORMATION: wy
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CleanGreenAurora.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2% Aurora's Community Solar Program Doubles Enrollment
4 me Projections, Saving Thousands for Residents
The Town of Aurora’s Community Solar Program, “Aurora Solar Savings”, is on track to double its
enrollment goal since the program was launched in the summer of 2024, far exceeding the orginal
target of 160 subscribers. The Town program now boasts an enrollment of 316 households.
The 60 subscribers who signed up early during the initial phase have collectively saved over $7,000
to date and offest more that 500,000 kWh of electicity on their NYSEG bills. Based on current
performance they’re projected to save approximately $12,000 per year. Household savings vary
based on electricity usage, but most participants see consistent monthly savings once credits begin
appearing on their NYSEG bills.
Phase 2 of the campaign, launched this past March, saw a boom in enrollment! An additional 253
households have completed the application process and 89 applications are pending. This
represents the equivalent of 5.8 MW of solar energy and based on the current participant group, is
expected to translate to approximately $50,000-$70,000 in annual town-wide savings.
Aurora Solar Savings is an official Town initiative that helps residents reduce their electricity costs
through participation in state-regulated community solar programs without having to install
expensive solar panels on their roofs. This 100% no-cost campaign is part of the Town’s broader
commitment to supporting residents with practical cost-saving opportunities and advancing local
clean energy goals.
The program is open to households, organizations, churches, renters, and businesses. Savings will
vary monthly depending on the amount of sunshine, but subscribers can expect to save up to 10%
of their electricity costs over the course of a year. Qualifying low income residents can save up to
20%. Customer's NYSEG bills remain the same, except for one entry line featuring their solar savings
discount. There are no extra fees or penalties for joining- ever. Members can cancel at anytime.
The program is still open for new subscribers at powermarket.io/aurora.html or by calling (718)
285-7554. For more information residents can also go to cleangreenaurora.com.
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SUPERVISOR A Tuna | TOWN CLERK
Charles D. Snyder \UPOTa: Jeanne H. Viger
(716) 652-7590 NY (716) 652-3280
[email protected] —_= [email protected]
TOWN OF AURORA
Autora Municipal Center
575 Oakwood Avenue, East Aurora, NY 14052
www.townofaurorany.gov
May 12, 2026
I respectfully request the Town Board enter into a contract to provide the Town of Colden with
Dog Control Services. The Town of Colden has agreed to pay the Town of Aurora $15,000 for the
services. In addition, all pickup fees and kennel fees incurred in the Town of Colden will be paid
directly to the Town of Aurora. Colden will continue to manage all licensing within their town.
Since the Town of Colden is losing their current Private Dog Control Service, they would like to
have this effective as soon as possible. I told them that we could help them through the Highway
shared setvices agreement temporarily, but they would have to pay the prorated amount of $1,250
per month until an annual contract could be signed effective Januaty 1, 2027.
This is the same agreement the Town of Holland has with the Town of Aurora, and the price is
based on the similarities of Town size. The same expenses will be laid out in the budget process as
was done for the Towns of Holland and Sardinia which will be appropriations in the Dog Control
Director, Dog Control Labor, Fuel, and Supplies. We would like the additional revenue realized to
be applied to the Dog Control Capitol Resetve Fund which is saving towatds the purchase of a new
Dog Truck.
Since we have already analyzed the results of the current Consolidation with the Towns of Holland
and Colden and found that it has been very beneficial to the Taxpayers of the Town of Aurora it is
my recommendation we approve of the additional consolidation of the Town of Colden.
Sincerely,
PO earn
David
MC Gunner
Superintendent of Highways
Dog Conttol Ditector
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RESOLUTION APPROVING CODE COMMITTEE
Draft Revision # 2
TOWN OF AURORA
575 Oakwood Avenue
East Aurora, New York 14052
WHEREAS, the Town of Aurora has maintained a Code Committee since 2009 to review
and recommend amendments to the Town Code and zoning regulations;
WHEREAS, the Code Committee consists of the Code Enforcement Officer, the Assistant
Code Enforcement Officer, two members of the Planning and Conservation Board, two
members of the Zoning Board of Appeals, and two members of the Town Board;
WHEREAS, the Town Board has adopted the Town of Aurora-2025 Comprehensive Plan,
including a Future Land Use Map that shows the community’s desired land use pattern
and how different areas should look and function as they change over time;
WHEREAS, in order to inplement:the Comprehensive Plan, the Town should conduct a
zoning audit to compare the existing zoning map, districts, permitted uses, and
development-standards to the Future Land Use Map and related policies, and to identify
amendments needed to reconcile any inconsistencies;
WHEREAS, the Code Committee assists the Town Board by reviewing proposed code
changes, identifying potential issues, and developing draft recommendations for
consideration by the Town Board.and referral to the Planning and Conservation Board,
as appropriate; ‘
WHEREAS, following Town Board direction, the Town Attorney prepares the local law(s)
necessary to implement adopted code amendments;
WHEREAS, zoning amendments are subject to applicable public hearing requirements
and review under the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA), prior to Town
Board consideration and adoption;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board hereby re-establishes the
Code Committee and charges it with conducting a zoning audit and reconciliation of the
Town's zoning map and regulations with the 2025 Comprehensive Plan and Future Land
Use Map.
RESOLVED, that the Code Committee’s scope of work shall include, at a minimum: (i)
preparing a matrix that compares Future Land Use Map designations and Comprehensive
Plan policies to existing zoning districts and the zoning map; (ii) identifying and
documenting specific inconsistencies (“disconnects”) between the Comprehensive Plan
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and current zoning, including mismatches in mapped districts, permitted and special uses,
and dimensional or density standards; (iii) recommending appropriate text and map
amendments to address such inconsistencies, including potential creation or revision of
districts, overlay standards, definitions, and administrative procedures; and (iv)
periodically reporting its findings and recommendations to the Town Board and, as
directed, to the Planning and Conservation Board;
RESOLVED, that the Code Committee shall consist of the Code Enforcement Officer, the
Assistant Code Enforcement Officer, two members of the Planning and Conservation
Board, two members of the Zoning Board of Appeals, up to three At Large members, and
two members of the Town Board;
RESOLVED, that the Code Committee shall deliver to the Town Board (i) an initial
inventory and work program, and (ii) written recommendations for proposed zoning text
and map amendments, which may be transmitted in phases to support public
engagement, SEQRA review, and adoption «of local law(s),
RESOLVED, that the Code Committee shall meet as needed to complete the zoning audit
and reconciliation, which may include meeting up to twice per month during active work
periods, days and time:to be:determined; and thereafter shall meet at least quarterly (or
more frequently as directed by the Town Board) to address ongoing code updates and
maintenance; ,