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TB Meeting, February 12, 2026 REGULAR TOWN MEETING Colden Town Hall – 7:00 pm Page 2 would be able to post its own content in a timely manner. He asked for a motion to have the Town convert to the Erie County site. MOTION made by Councilman Robinson, seconded by Councilwoman Zurbrick and unanimously approved to convert the Town website to an Erie County hosted website. Mill St bridge Supervisor DePasquale said the Mill St bridge was discussed at a workshop held earlier in the evening. Shawn Baer from G&W was present at the workshop and said repairs to the timber bridge would cost $30,000 for an as-is repair but not bring it up to current safety standards. The Town said they would not take ownership of the bridge and would like to see the structure removed and replaced by an at-street crossing. Baer said G&W would consider making a larger contribution towards having the structure removed. Superintendent Wohlhueter, the Town Board, and Planning Board Chairman Kammer discussing contacting Nussbaumer and Clarke for a Phase 1 and budget feasibility study. MOTION made by Supervisor DePasquale, seconded by Councilwoman Zurbrick and unanimously approved to direct the Planning Board to request a Phase 1 budget and feasibility study to have the Mill St bridge replaced by an at-road crossing. OLD BUSINESS None COMMITTEE REPORTS BUILDING REPORT Councilman Robinson directed attention to the icicles on the Senior Center and Town Hall. The Board asked Superintendent Wohlhueter to close the Senior Center parking lot until the icicles are down. DePasquale reported that a resident fell on the curb at the back entrance of the Town Hall. Cones and signs were erected to alert people to the curb. CODE ENFORCEMENT REPORT Report for the month of January 2026 – CEO Dziulko read the following report: • 2 Building Permits Issued • 6 Certificates of Compliance • 2 Certificates of Occupancy Issued • 3 Fire Inspection COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT No Report DOG CONTROL OFFICER REPORT Councilman Robinson reported that the DCO had no activity in January, but she is calling owners having overdue dog registrations.