Southtowns Record

TB 2026-08-19 Agenda & Minutes

Government
Town of Boston
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Aug 19, 2026
Posted by publisher
Sep 11, 2026
Kind
Minutes
Topics
Budget and taxes, Zoning and land use, Public safety, Parks and recreation, Roads and traffic

Original document

Same meeting

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REGULAR BOARD MEETING  TOWN HALL
AUGUST 19, 2026  7:30 P.M.

  Supervisor Keding  Yes  Councilwoman Martin  Yes
  Councilman Penders  Yes  Councilwoman Selby  Yes
  Councilman Stephan  Yes
five (5) Yes  Carried

A motion was made by Councilman Penders and was seconded by
Councilwoman Martin to approve the request from Zoning Board of Appeals
member Pam Zylinski to attend the NYAOT Planning and Zoning School, August
11, 2026 in Chautauqua.
  Supervisor Keding  Yes  Councilwoman Martin  Yes
  Councilman Penders  Yes  Councilwoman Selby  Yes
  Councilman Stephan  Yes
five (5) Yes  Carried

A motion was made by Supervisor Keding and was seconded by
Councilwoman Selby to schedule a public hearing for Matt Kolodziejczak, 7631
Zimmerman Road, Site Plan Approval of a proposed new office building,
September 16, 2026 at 7:35 pm.
  Supervisor Keding  Yes  Councilwoman Martin  Yes
  Councilman Penders  Yes  Councilwoman Selby  Yes
  Councilman Stephan  Yes
five (5) Yes  Carried

Supervisor Keding stated that there is no Old business.

Reports and Presentations:

Highway Superintendent Telaak reported on the following:
  Road salt prices have increased significantly, rising from $57.00 per ton last
  year to over $93.00 per ton this year resulting in an estimated additional
  cost of approximately $80,000 for that line item.
  Brush pickup will commence September 1st, with each road covered once in
  September and once again in October.
  The department's bucket truck has been determined to have a broken frame
  and multiple mechanical issues rendering it undrivable on public roads.
  Three replacement options from different vendors were submitted to the
  Supervisor for review.
  The Superintendent reiterated a longstanding request for a cold storage pole
  barn at the highway department for winter equipment storage.

Councilwoman Selby reported on the following:
  Attended the previous evening's concert in the park, noting a full house,
  excellent music, and active community participation including Lion's Club
  hot dog sales. Acknowledged the approaching budget season, noting that