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REGULAR BOARD MEETING TOWN HALL MAY 6, 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 Stephan and was seconded by Councilwoman Martin to approve the leave of absence request from Tina Weisedel, Congregate Dining/Nutrition department from 7/20/2026 to 8/28/2026. Supervisor Keding Yes Councilwoman Martin Yes Councilman Penders Yes Councilwoman Selby Yes Councilman Stephan Yes five (5) Yes Carried A motion was made by Councilwoman Martin and was seconded by Councilman Stephan to approve to approve the leave of absence requests from Vera Langhans, Congregate Dining/Nutrition department from 7/10/26 – 7/20/26, 8/26/26 - 8/28/26, 9/2/26 – 9/4/26. Supervisor Keding Yes Councilwoman Martin Yes Councilman Penders Yes Councilwoman Selby Yes Councilman Stephan Yes five (5) Yes Carried Old business: Supervisor Keding stated that there is no Old business. Reports and Presentations: Highway Superintendent Telaak reported on the following: The second spring brush pickup started on Friday, May 1. Every road will be done once in May and date will be recorded as each road is serviced. A significant volume of wood chips will be available; residents may fill out a request sheet. Street sweeping on all Town roads has been completed. Fill material is available to any resident in need. Ditching work and plow damage cleanup about finished. Drainage pipe on Pin Oak Drive going down to Boston State Road is going to be changed where it ties into the receiver on Boston State Road on the south side, pending coordination with the gas company on their utility location. Paving is scheduled to begin next Thursday, weather permitting. NovaChip work planned for Shero Road and Valley Circle. Hillcroft drainage issues remain ongoing, with easement work in progress. Marksman Fence donated replacement rail materials to repair fence damage caused by snow plowing operations. The fuel tank project is progressing and is expected to be complete within two to three weeks. The new 2025 plow truck, which has been out of service due to mechanical issues, appears to be nearing resolution. Confirmed to Mr. Hawkins that the creek stabilization project behind the fire hall — between the power line and