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Page 67 June 11, 2026 other when one of them goes out of Town. Supervisor Drozd said that is being taken care of. He spoke with the Town of Boston Supervisor in regards to that earlier in the day. DCO spoke with Ag& Market about concerns of rabies vaccinations being generated by AI. She and Town Clerk Safford discussed the different ways that residents are proving that rabies vaccinations have been done for their dogs. Supervisor Drozd informed DCO Bowen that if she has a question in regards to the validity of a vaccination report then the best thing to do would be to call the vet directly and ask. DCO Bowen then asked the Board if she was able to apply for a grant to purchase a car for the DCO to use for Town business. Supervisor Drozd told her that she can research the grant and then come to him so he can discuss it with the Board because there are certain ways to apply. Motion by Council Member Zittel, seconded by Council Member Kassel, to approve monthly reports, Items (b)1-8. 5 ayes, 0 nays. Carried. 3. Resident Concerns Supervisor Drozd opened the floor for Public Comment; and Stan Grabowski of 4 Kissing Bridge Lane asked the Board if there was any update on when the water project is going to start, since it was supposed to have begun in May. Supervisor Drozd told Mr. Grabowski that there was an issue at the KB Water plant that was being addressed. Today he was told the water tests all came back great from the health department. He believes that the new date to start is 6/24/26. Town Attorney Attea spoke in regards to the easements that have been received from residents. Some of those easements were submitted to the engineer on two-sided paper, which the Erie County Clerk’s office will not accept. Mr. Rogers from MDA will be going to those residents to get those signed again, but it should not delay anything. Mr. Grabowski asked if all of the parts and pieced are available-Supervisor Drozd said he believes everything is all set with that. The contractor has been great, and has held his prices since last year. He should be finished within a week of beginning. Kathy Lux addressed the Board with a slight concern. She used to be able to post the menu for the Senior Center on their Facebook page, and now the comments have been shut off and no one outside of the Senior Center is able to make posts on the page. Supervisor Drozd deferred this question to Town Clerk Safford, since she attended the NYS Town Clerk’s seminar in regards to social media posting. Town Clerk Safford explained that the changes to the Facebook posts are because of the records that need to be kept on all social media posts for the Town. The Town has implemented a new Social Media Policy that states that the public can no longer comment on posts, and if they want something placed on a Town Facebook page, they need to contact the administrator of that page to request that it is posted. Ms. Lux wants the menu to still be posted on the Facebook page, and Town Clerk Safford let her know that she needs to contact Senior Center Director or her assistant and they would be the ones to put that on the page. Ms. Lux asked if the Town Historian’s Facebook page has the same rules for posting comments-all three of the Town’s Facebook pages now have the same rules (dog control, senior center and the Bensley center). Village Trustee Barbara Lipka also had some questions on the rules about the new Town Social Media Policy, and Board members and Town Clerk Safford discussed those with her. 4. Highway Department a) Hwy Supt Heim went over his report for May 2026. Motion by Council Member Kassel, seconded by Council Member Krzemien, to receive and file the Highway Department Report. 5 voting aye, 0 nays. Carried. b) Revise Agreement to Spend Highway Funds- Supt. Heim told the Board that this is something that has not been done in the past, but it has been recommended to him to let the Board know as things change so that the Board knows where money is going.