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43 Regular Meeting August 13, 2026 Public Hearing August 13, 2026 A Public Hearing was held August 13, 2026, at 7:05 p.m. at the Marilla Town Hall, 1740 Two Rod Road, Marilla, New York. Proof of publication in the Alden Advertiser as well as posting it on the Official Bulletin Board of the Town was presented by the Town Clerk. Officials present were: Earl Gingerich Jr., Supervisor Brian Nolan, Councilman Matthew Dolegowski, Councilman Randy Reichert, Councilman Anthony Sebastiano, Councilman Approximately (3) people were in attendance. Supervisor Gingerich stated that the Public Hearing was called to order. The purpose of the hearing was to discuss Local Law #4 2026 Zoning Code 700- 27 C m. Hearing no comment from those in attendance, the hearing was closed at 7:07 p.m. Respectfully Submitted, _________________________ Town Clerk _________________________________________________________________________ The regular meeting of the Marilla Town Board was held on Thursday, August 13, 2026, at 7:07 p.m. at the Marilla Town Hall, 1740 Two Rod Road, Marilla, New York. Officials present were: Earl Gingerich Jr., Supervisor Brian Nolan, Councilman Matthew Dolegowski, Councilman Randy Reichert, Councilman Anthony Sebastiano, Councilman Supervisor Gingerich called the meeting to order and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given. Communications Received a letter from FISH of East Aurora thanking the town for donating the left-over Hot Dog and Hamburger Rolls from the 250th Celebration. Committee Reports Highway Superintendent Unverdorben informed the Town Board that the Salt cost for the September 1, 2026, through August 31, 2027, year will be going from $53.00 per ton to $93.24 per ton with American Rock Salt. The town is bound by the contract to take 70% of what we order. 70% of what we order is 1,540 ton and to take the minimum it will be around $62,000 more than last year. In the past we have always filled the Salt storage building at the end of the current contract because you always assume the rate will increase in the new contract year. Called the company to place an order and they told me Thank you for placing the order, we appreciate your business, but they will not be sending any salt to us as they have nothing to send. The Salt shed is about ½ to ¾ full and in the past, we have always started with it full. Councilman Reichert reached out to Highway Superintendent about the Salt issue. Two things I asked him to check into were Buffalo Crushed Stone sometimes will buy salt as he is worried American Rock Salt won’t be able to fill our orders. He wants to make sure we have Salt for the roads and to investigate other options. Highway Superintendent Unverdorben stated that as of right now American Rock Salt is the only one that bid with Erie County. Two years ago, there was a Salt shortage it was really because they couldn’t