Southtowns Record

Town Board minutes — September 10, 2026

Government
Town of Sardinia
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Sep 10, 2026
Kind
Minutes
Topics
Parks and recreation, Public safety, Budget and taxes, Energy and data center siting

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9-10-2026 - REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING

Present:
Councilman Leonard R. Hochadel
Councilman Matthew Krist
Councilman Krissy Kittleson
Councilman Kathleen Becker
Supervisor Beverly A. Gambino

Absent:

Also Present:
Highway Superintendent Dabolt
Town Clerk Jennifer L Bray
Town Attorney David DiMatteo
Approx. 6 guests

Supervisor Gambino called the Regular September meeting to order at 6:30 PM with the Pledge to the Flag led
by Ronald Kenyon.

Supervisor Gambino then stated that there was one set of minutes from the Regular meeting held on
August 13th to be approved. On a motion by Krist, seconded by Hochadel, the minutes were
approved as submitted. Carried, 5 ayes, 0 noes, 0 absent.

Warrant #9 of 2026, totaling $41,788.16 of which $27,450.89 was for the General Fund, $12,420.45
was for the Highway Fund, $759.32 was for Fire Protection and $1,157.50 was for Streetlighting.
On a motion by Kittleson, seconded by Krist, the Warrant was approved for payment. Carried, 5
ayes, 0 noes, 0 absent.

Supervisor Gambino stated that public hearings for the CDBG and the 2027 Budget need to be set. She
stated that she would like to do them prior to the November 12th Regular Meeting. She noted that the
meeting time would remain the same and begin with the CDBG Public Hearing then the Budget Public
Hearing before moving on to the Regular meeting. On a motion by Krist, seconded by Hochadel, the
Public Hearings were set. Carried, 5 ayes, 0 noes, 0 absent.

Supervisor Gambino stated that the next item on the agenda was a resolution to approve a new out of
town fireman for the Chaffee Sardinia Fire Company. On a motion by Krist, seconded by Kittleson, the
following resolution to be known as Resolution #18 of 2026 was moved for adoption.

  Resolution #18

  APPOINTMENT OF CHAFFEE-SARDINIA VOLUNTEER FIREMAN

WHEREAS, the Sardinia Town Board is in receipt of the application of Michael A. Sugg,
  Who has applied for a volunteer position as a Volunteer Firefighter to the Chaffee-Sardinia Memorial
  Fire Company and,

WHEREAS, Michael A. Sugg is currently a non-resident of the Town of Sardinia, and

WHEREAS, the Sardinia Town Board supports and approves the appointments of Michael A. Sugg, and

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board approves the appointment of Michael A. Sugg,
Volunteer Fireman to the Chaffee-Sardinia Memorial Fire Department.

DULY ADOPTED, this 10th day of September, 2026 by the following vote: Becker, aye, Hochadel,
aye, Krist, aye, Kittleson, aye, Gambino, aye. So resolved, 5 ayes, 0 noes, 0 absent.

Department Reports

Supervisor Gambino reported that she has received an email from the NYS DOT regarding work that is
planned for the Spring of 2027 to repair slope failures in three locations. She noted at this time they do
not foresee the need for detours. Next Supervisor Gambino stated that she had received the new Dog
Control contract to 2027. She noted that the contract amount for the budget was still the same as this
year and would be $10,000.00. On a motion by Kittleson, seconded by Becker, Supervisor Gambino
was given permission to sign the contract. Carried, 5 ayes, 0 noes, 0 absent.

Councilman Kittleson reported that the annual mum sale at the Historical Society will be held on Saturday
September 12th from 9am-1pm. Next she stated that the annual Fire Company Tool Raffle will be held
Sunday September 13th from 12pm-4pm. Councilman Kittleson reported that she has been working with
the playground company that was used last year for the playground at the Town Hall to find options for
new playground sets at Veterans Park and Manion Park. She stated that they have provided a bid from
the Town of Webster in the amount of $80,318.40 per set that can be piggybacked on and it would take
six to seven weeks for delivery. There was a brief discussion regarding the number of play sets to order
and the installation costs. It was decided that a playset would be ordered for each park. On a motion by