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The board will need to have a discussion on the future of the brush dump pile on Plamer St. It is being abused-people dumping big garbage, people outside the Village using it with very large piles being dumped. The pile has grown too rapidly. This was meant for yard work brush/leaves and for Village residents only. The Villages spot is now full with no where else to put it. Sewer-Sam Lauer The WWTP has some equipment that is no longer needed and would like to have it declared as surplus. A Thomas model air/vac compressor, amtek hydra lite pressure instrument, Taco circulator pump, chlorine gas flow control valve, ampermetric titrator with 2 new probes, and hydro instrument T500 ton cylinder gas chlorine vacuum regulator. Motion 8-52-Motion by Trustee Zimmermann, seconded by Trustee Koch to declare the out of service equipment as surplus. Motion carried. Water-Kirk Trumpore not in attendance Motion 8-53-Motion by Trustee Sisti, seconded by Trustee Zimmermann to approve the water hearing leak forgiveness on 7/22/26. Motion carried. Motion 8-54-Motion made with regrets by Trustee Koch, seconded by Trustee Sisti to accept the letter of resignation of Jake Hansen-Ivett effective 8/28/26. Motion carried. Clerk-Danielle Wagner Motion 8-55-Motion by Trustee Koch, seconded by Trustee Zimmermann to approve the Panther Prowl 5k event application on 9/20/26 @ 11am. Motion carried. Police-Ross Olzsewski Officer Sean Hotnich has been earning an extra $1.00 per hour for taking on some admirative duties like working with DCJS and evidence inventory, he has been taking time off lately and will possibly retiring soon Christie Grant will take over that role. OIC Olszewski would like that extra administrative pay to be an extra $2.00 per hour which would be an update to the pay wage schedule. Motion 8-56-Motion by Trustee Koch, seconded by Trustee Zimmermann to approve the police wage schedule update for extra duties. Motion carried. OIC Olszewski touched on the E-Bike complaints that have been coming in. NYS does have a law; the Village does not have a local law but with the increase of E-bikes and that people are not following the NYS law a local law would be explored. This would be ensure the safety of everyone. Treasurer-Traci Hopkins The electrical issues at the municipal building and the HVAC have been repaired. Hail Storm damage update-the insurance estimator came out to identify issues that were caused by the hail storm. The insurance wants to give the Village $412,000 but the damage that’s been identified would cost a little over $550,000. The roof also has asbestos which will need to be abated before any work gets done.