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6th Town Board Meeting 03/18/2026 Page 5 BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR Benjamin Nold questioned the procedure of applying for and appealing a denied variance for a fence permit on his corner lot. He wasn’t allowed to speak at his appeal hearing and wanted to know if there is anything further he can do for approval. Rosalind Wiltse inquired about a Conservation Committee in Orchard Park and if there are restrictions against stripping trees from developing lots. ELECTED OFFICIALS & DEPARTMENT MANAGERS Supervisor Joseph Liberti presented the Highway Superintendent with a Proclamation from Legislator Mills for Highway’s dedication throughout all our weather events. He spoke of the Comprehensive Plan, major projects in the Town, welcomed Olivia to the IT department and thanked the Interim Chief for extending his appointment. He also informed the public that the Fourth of July fireworks will be at Green Lake this year due to the construction at the Middle and High Schools. Councilmember Scott Honer welcomed Brooke Majka. He also addressed Ms. Wiltse’s comments about Old Business #1, spoke of fences in front and side yards and the $100.00 application fee for a variance. Councilmember Julia Mombrea thanked the Interim Chief of Police for extending his appointment and for a job well done. Councilmember John Mariano welcomed the part-time staff and thanked Interim Chief Sheppard for extending his appointment. He also congratulated Officers Vranic and Kowalski for their part in a life saving event. Building Inspector Tom Minor responded to the comments from “Business From The Floor.” He stated there are regulations for stripping trees and the Town Code will eventually be amended regarding fences but stated side yards are difficult when it comes to fencing. Highway Superintendent Andrew Slotman thanked his staff for handling the many weather related issues this week so well. He also stated Brush Collection will continue to April 30, 2026 and all brush should be put out by April 15, 2026 to be collected. Interim Police Chief Greg Sheppard spoke of a Letter of Commendation that was presented to Officers Vranic and Kowalski for a lifesaving act involving a cardiac event. He also commended his staff for servicing the community during a busy weather week. There were downed trees, power outages, traffic light malfunctions and other emergencies. He also informed the public of a department sponsored Easter Egg hunt on April 9, 2026 for children ages 1-10 at the Community Activity Center. Please register at OPREC.org 9) THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS OFFERED BY SUPERVISOR LIBERTI, WHO MOVED ITS ADOPTION, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER MARIANO, TO WIT: RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby authorize the approval of all entries on Warrant #6 following auditing by members of the Town Board and in the funds indicated: