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OLD BUSINESS • Public Comment for Pine and Girard All-Way Stop o Mayor Wochensky reviewed the previous meetings about this topic and opened the floor to public comments. o Jerry Thompson- 162 Pine- He does not want a stop sign but wants something to slow the speed down that is coming into the Village. Mayor Wochensky said that the Village is continuing to work on this and wants to look at a mini roundabout. He asked for a resolution by the Village to support the Town in reducing the speed limit and talked about the deficiency with county reports. Trustee Kamp discussed the need to respond to the county. • Possible change in law for Section 180 regarding peddlers o The Village Board gave feedback to Village Attorney Rautenstrauch, looking for ways to handle certain different peddler permits. There is no intention to change the law but maybe make a new category. NEW BUSINESS • Red Ribbon Week – ITAC o Mayor Wochensky read the proclamation. Department Head and Trustee Reports General Foreman Stoll- He said the past couple of weeks the DPW has been working on storm sewer repairs, one on Girard and will be doing one on Mill Road this week. The leaking fire hydrants on Walnut and South are fixed. He said that the blacktop went down last Friday, and leaf season has started. Just a reminder to residents: keep the leaves on the lawn, not in the road, due to flooding issues. He is waiting to hear from the tree board for fall tree planting, and the DPW will be starting Christmas decorating. The update on Maple is that it's moving along with top coating and tree work starting on Nov 2nd. Police Chief- He said that the police department is working with the Bike Board for Trick or Treating to enhance safety on Oakwood Avenue this year. The police department is going to close a section of Oakwood Avenue this year from east of Park to Center Street but keep it open for residents and emergency vehicles. He had a Carolcade meeting today and is helping to get that planned. Code Enforcement- none Village Administrator- She said that she completed tier three emergency management training. Trustee Lazickas- none Trustee Root- She said that she attended the Boys and Girls Club Fundraiser and it was a great success. Trustee Kamp- He said that he has been working with the police department about the safety concerns for Halloween. Trustee Bojanowski- none Mayor Wochensky- He said that he wants the Village Board to look at the Comprehensive Plan RFP that went to the Planning Commission and potentially have other volunteer boards review it as well. Trustee Kamp wants feedback on how the residents would like to see East Aurora grow. ADJOURNMENT A motion was made by Trustee Lazickas to adjourn the meeting at 7:52 pm, seconded by Trustee Bojanowski and unanimously carried. Respectfully submitted, Maureen Jerackas Clerk-Treasurer