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• Jerry Thompson- 162 Pine- He submitted a letter to the clerk’s office. He has many concerns about safety related issues and is strongly against a stop sign at Pine and Girard. • Susie Jackson- 1257 Warren- She said that she wants rumble strips or flashing lights but is strongly against a stop sign at Pine and Girard. • Lynn Chimera- 170 Pine- She thanked the Village Board for taking the traffic problems seriously and said that she doesn’t have a strong opinion about the stop signs as long as some traffic measure its put in place. • Rose Colomaio- 240 Pine Street- She is for a stop sign at Pine and Girard but also would like more police presence and to slow traffic down there. • Mayor Wochensky read emails from: o Caitlin Ullery at 172 Stoneridge- She said that she is against the stop sign at Pine and Girard o Joanne and Peter Ryan- 211 Porterville Rd- They are for the stop signs at Pine and Girard o Tim Vukelic & Shelby Deck- 299 Pine- They are for the stop signs at Pine and Girard because of the new builds. o Lindsey Wheeler- 158 Godfrey- She is against the stop sign at Pine and Girard o Moe and Tracy Gavin- 117 Pine St- They would like traffic calming measures put into place on Pine for safety reasons. o Patrick Korzelius- 148 Stoneridge- He is against changing the traffic patterns by putting stop signs at Pine and Girard. o Kelly McGrath- 760 Lawerence- She is against the stop sign at Pine and Girard • Michelle Parrish- 855 Lawerence-She said that maybe raised sidewalks would help. CONSENT CONSIDERATIONS Mayor Wochensky said that he would like to move item C and item P on the agenda under consent considerations to the official considerations section. • A Motion by Trustee Cameron to approve all consent agenda items, o Approval of Minutes of Village Board Meeting for July 6, 2026 o Approval of Payment for July 20, 2026, Abstract 2026/2027 fiscal year for a total of $107,075.33 o Approve a Permit for Keeping Other than Household Pets- 6 Chickens, 181 Sycamore Street, Colleen Raleigh. o In the Matter of the Granting of a Cable Television Franchise Held by Spectrum Northeast, LLC in the Village of East Aurora, County of Erie, New York RESOLUTION An application has been duly made to the Board of the Village of East Aurora, County of Erie, New York, by Spectrum Northeast, LLC, an indirect subsidiary of Charter Communications, Inc. (“Charter”), a limited liability company organized and existing in good standing under the laws of State of Delaware doing business at 95 Methodist Hill Dr, Rochester, NY 14623 for the approval of a renewal agreement for Charter's cable television franchise for ten (10) years commencing with the date of approval by the Public Service Commission. The franchise renewal agreement would bring the franchise into conformity with certain provisions of the Federal Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984, as amended, and certain court rulings. A public hearing was held in the Village of East Aurora, New York on July 20, 2026 at 7:04 P.M. and notice of the hearing was published in the East Aurora Advertiser on , July 2, 2026. NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of the Village of East Aurora finds that: 1. Spectrum Northeast, LLC has substantially complied with the material terms and conditions of its existing franchise and with applicable law; and