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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MONTHLY BOARD MEETING OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH COLLINS BOARD OF TRUSTEES HELD ON MONDAY, April 20, 2026 AT 6:30 PM. Mayor Gullo Sr. called the Regular meeting to order at 6:30pm and led the Pledge of Allegiance. MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Michael Gullo Sr. Trustee Corinne Leone Trustee Lisa Voss Trustee Richard Bley Trustee Nick Enders Clerk/Treasurer Tracy Mallaber Excused Attorney Richard Schaus VISITORS: Vignesh Ramaiah Sharon Cosimano Kevin V Connor Diann Clifford Brenda Bauer-Petrus John Spengler Gene Majchrzak Mark Raczka Frank Cerny Ari Goldberg Carmen Caruana Paul Lawton Sue Bley Diane Caruana Edwin Heary Norm Andolina Mike Ortiz Erica Ward MOTION to close the general meeting and open the public meeting for the General and Water Budget adoption made by Trustee Corinne Leone. Seconded by Trustee Lisa Voss. Unanimous. Carried. Increase the water base fee by $1.00 and the overage charges per thousand by an additional $ .75/1000 gallons. MOTION to close the public meeting made by Trustee Richard Bley. Seconded by Trustee Corinne Leone. Unanimous. Carried. MOTION to approve the adoption of the budget presented made by Trustee Corinne Leone. Seconded by Trustee Lisa Voss. Unanimous. Carried. MOTION to close the general meeting and open the public meeting for the SEQRA review for 10483 Main Street owned by ROC made by Trustee Richard Bley. Seconded by Trustee Nick Enders. Unanimous. Carried. Ari Boldberg started the review by going over the basic facts of the review. It is to review the environmental impact this project would have on the site. If it is deemed to not have a significant impact, a negative declaration would be submitted. If it is deemed to have a significant impact, a positive declaration would be submitted. The property is currently zoned R-3 multifamily. The ZBA is involved for the variance required to build the 8-unit facility instead of the allowed 6-unit facility. The Village board was deemed and accepted the Lead Agency roll in January. DOT responded to the letters that were mailed out with their questions and it is an ongoing conversation. Trustee Nick Enders: The county responded positively and had concerns about storm water capacity. Ari responded that the county did not respond with concerns from the letter. He also let Nick know that they have a drainage plan in the works and drawings were provided. The underground system is equipped to hold a 25-year storm. Trustee Lisa Voss: Concern about the distance from the property line and to the next neighbor over. Questioned if they had a Long-Term Storm Water Management Plan. Per code on page 164, it is required. Ari explained that the distance from the property line is 5 ft which is within the guidelines in the code. He did not have an exact distance from the home next door but approximated about 25 feet away and would look into getting an exact figure. Ari explained that