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Page 68 June 11, 2026 Motion by Council Member Zittel, seconded by Council Member Drake, to revise the agreement to spend highway funds. 5 voting aye, 0 nays. Carried. c) Approval to purchase new Cab and Chassis 10-wheeler- Supt. Heim was at a Highway Supt. Meeting a few months ago where the truck manufacturers came around and let them know that there are going to be new levels of safety and emissions coming out on all trucks. The price jump for these new levels as of August 1st will be a minimum of $15,000 for just the emissions changes. The oldest truck at the Highway garage is 2012, and the six by six is a 2015 which needs some work. Supt. Heim would like to sit down at some point and discuss a plan for the four trucks they have. It would be good to get them on an eight-year rotation-buy a new one every other year. If the new truck is ordered now, but not picked up until next year, then the price jump will not take effect, and it can get paid for out of next year’s budget. Motion by Supervisor Drozd, seconded by Council Member Krzemien, to approve buying the truck with the Sourcewell bid price of $205,391.98, with delivery for 2027. Council Member Drake asked if this can be cancelled before delivery, and Supt. Heim let him know that it can be cancelled before it is built. Council Member Drake said at this time the balance of the B fund is unknown so purchasing the truck is going out on a limb. Kaufman Utz had difficulty balancing the B fund at the end of last year. 5 voting aye, 0 nays. Carried. d) Wire generator install at Highway Garage-two quotes were obtained for this work. Gerwitz and McNeil was $4,300 and Beres Electric was $13,225. Motion by Council Member Zittel, seconded by Council Member Krzemien, to approve the wire generator install by Gerwitz and McNeil. 5 voting aye, 0 nays. Carried. 5. Old Business a) KBWWTP – This was discussed earlier in the meeting with Mr. Grabowksi. There has been a lot of work being done on this. Supervisor Drozd has Secretary Heyden looking for paperwork on the original right away from the railroad. 6. New Business a) Audit of the Bills – Council Member Zittel audited the Bills this month. Year 2026 Abstract 6: General Fund (A), Abstract 6, $60,425.51 General Fund (B), Abstract 6, $30,064.93 Concord Senior Van (JV), Abstract 6, $737.18 Craneridge Sewer (SS1), Abstract 6, $2,094.14 Highway Outside Village (DB), Abstract 6, $238,086.76 Kissing Bridge Water (SW1), Abstract 6, $2,330.23 Capital (HI) KB/CR Sewer Project, Abstract 6, $1,209.60 Motion by Council Member Zittel, seconded by Council Member Kassel, to approve the bills in Abstract 6. 5 voting aye, 0 nays. Carried. b) Local Law #2 of 2026 Extend Moratorium BESS TOWN OF CONCORD LOCAL LAW NO. 2 OF THE YEAR 2026 A Local Law extending the temporary moratorium on the issuance of applications and the granting of permits, licenses or approvals for all Battery Energy Storage System Facilities in the Town of Concord pursuant to Chapter 150 of the Town of Concord Code in order to allow for the consideration and possible adoption of appropriate amendments