Southtowns Record

TB Minutes — 8-26-MINUTES-2.pdf

Government
Town of Colden
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Aug 6, 2026
Kind
Minutes
Topics
Parks and recreation, Energy and data center siting, Zoning and land use, Budget and taxes, Public safety, Short-term rentals, Moratoriums, Roads and traffic, Water, sewer and drainage

Original document

Same meeting

Text · page 5 of 10

Town Board Meeting August 6, 2026
REGULAR TOWN MEETING
Colden Town Hall – 7:00 pm  Page 5

  o Water usage – 45 G/M/31D
  •  Hydrant #8 (last in BC Rd lay), received from vender, Jesse installed 7/21/26
  •  Meter replacement scheduled for Colden Elementary was rescheduled
  •  Continue working on nonreading meters & registers
  •  National Fuel contractors are using filling station for line flushing on Heath Rd
  •  Redirected NFG on State Rd to use County Hydrant for line flushing due to the
  amount of water required in short period of time would stress our system
Water Billing:
  •  Open Accounts as of 08/01/2026  billing:
  Water Charge (224 units)  $27,208.12 (3,470,320 gal)
  Infras + Capital Surchg  $ 4,905.60
  Arrears  $ 9,383.41
  Total Billed Sent  $41,497.13
  Current Receipts to date  $  0.00
  Arrears to date  $41,497.13
RECREATION
Councilwoman Zurbrick read the following report:
  • All summer programs ended as of today.
  • A new yoga class will start on Thursday, September 3, at 7:00 pm at the Senior
  Center. It will last for 6 weeks.
  • There will be a Defensive Driving Course offered on September 9th from 6:00 pm
  - 10:30 pm at the Colden Fire Department.
Zurbrick said the Colden Seniors have two upcoming trips; Planes, Pours and More to
Hammondsport NY on September 24th and a Halloween mystery trip on October 21st.

RESOLUTIONS
Supervisor DePasquale read the following resolutions:

  RESOLUTION #2026-4
 A RESOLUTION DEDICATING THE NEW PLAYGROUND AT KUMMER PARK AS
  THE WALT KAMMER COMMUNITY PLAYGROUND

WHEREAS, the Town of Colden is committed to providing safe, accessible, and welcoming
recreational opportunities for residents of all ages; and

WHEREAS, the construction of the new playground at Kummer Park represents an investment
in the health, well-being, and quality of life of our community; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting to recognize individuals whose dedication, service, and commitment
have made a lasting and positive impact on the community; and