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REGULAR BOARD MEETING TOWN HALL MAY 6, 2026 7:30 P.M. the fire hall — that is scheduled for one of the creek stabilization for this year. Regarding Boston State Road, Erie County has indicated a June timeline for milling and paving. During an inspection of the National Grid power line, the culvert pipes appeared to be largely clear and in good condition, with only minor blockage at one location. Reiterated concern about Resolution 2026-37, noting that the $11,950 charge from LaBelle for soil testing lacked any supporting documentation. Councilwoman Selby reported on the following: Acknowledged Jay Jackson and Shane for their work. 10 years for boston- ny.com and expressed appreciation for the service rendered to the community. Anticipating the upcoming fishing derby on Saturday, the little grandchildren enjoy it every year. Councilman Penders reported on the following: Attended the fire chiefs meeting at the Patchin Fire Hall and was impressed by the professional and cooperative exchange of information among all attendees in preparation for coordinated large-fire response. Very good meeting and appreciate that we have good volunteer fire companies in Boston. Councilman Stephan reported on the following: Addressed the ongoing drainage concerns, with all the rain we’ve had, waiting for conditions to dry sufficiently before work is actively coordinated. Councilwoman Martin reported on the following: Offered congratulations and recognized that Tom Edington was honored for 50 years of service to the North Boston Volunteer Fire Company and the Town of Boston. Jay Jackson, thank you for your faithful service to the Town for the last 10 years. Reminded residents of the Conservation Advisory Council fishing derby on Saturday at the Town pond. Town Clerk Quinlan reported on the following: Upcoming Erie County Department of Health free rabies vaccination clinic, scheduled for Saturday, May 9th, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Buffalo Public School No. 84, 462 Grider Street. The service is free of charge and available for dogs, cats, and ferrets. Encouraged residents to take advantage of the clinic as proof of rabies vaccination is required for dog licensing. Announced the appointment of Karla Mead, a lifelong resident of the Town of Boston, as the new full-time Deputy Town Clerk, the addition will be a positive development for the office. The Town of Boston Memorial Day service will be held on Monday, May 25th, from 1:00 to 2:00 PM under the Lions shelter. Supervisor Keding reported on the following: Wurtz Funeral Home: A youth gained unauthorized entry into the Wurtz Funeral Home property. State troopers addressed the minor and secured the site; Code Enforcement has since re-boarded the building and provided