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REGULAR BOARD MEETING TOWN HALL SEPTEMBER 16, 2026 7:30 P.M. Councilwoman Selby reported on the following: Highlighted a playground revitalization survey available on the Town website. As recreation liaison, encouraging community members to participate and noted the availability of state grant funding for playground projects, expressed enthusiasm for the initiative led by Supervisor Keding and his staff. Councilman Stephan reported on the following: Expressed support for the playground revitalization effort and encouraged residents to complete the survey, noting personal experience with various playground installations in the Buffalo area. Councilwoman Martin reported on the following: Announced that Conservation Advisory Council meetings will now be held on the first Monday of every month beginning October 1st, starting at 7:30 PM. She also commended the CAC's leaf event as well-attended and continuing to grow year over year. Town Clerk Quinlan reported on the following: Reminded residents that a rabies vaccination clinic for dogs, ferrets, and cats will be held on Saturday, September 19th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Town of Hamburg Highway Garage, 2720 Lakeview Road. Residents may register at erie.gov/rabiesvaccine or by calling 716-961-6800. Introduced Deputy, Karla Mead, who would serve in the Town Clerk’s absence. Supervisor Keding reported on the following: LEAF Event: Commended the CAC for the success of the LEAF event, noting he was unable to attend due to a family camping trip, but heard strong positive feedback. Mobile DMV: The mobile DMV event held on September 11th served over 50 people—an exceptional number by the Erie County Clerk's standards. Working with the Erie County Clerk's Office to schedule an additional DMV event at Town Hall. Budget Season: The Town is currently in the budget process. Noting that rising costs—including diesel fuel and road salt—are affecting budgets this year. Flock Cameras: In response to the resident's question, clarified that the Flock camera system is not a Town-sponsored program. It was established through an agreement between the Erie County Sheriff's Office and a private landowner. The system has been used successfully in many vehicle break- ins. Acknowledged community concern around the cameras and indicated he would raise the matter with the Sheriff's Office if residents brought it forward formally. Drainage: Acknowledged receipt of the drainage proposal submitted by Mr. McLean, it was very well done, and apologized for not responding, stating he did not realize a response was expected. Confirmed the proposal was forwarded to Dave Johnson of LaBella Engineering, the Town's