Southtowns Record

Town Board minutes — June 8, 2026

Government
Town of Collins
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Jun 8, 2026
Kind
Minutes
Topics
Budget and taxes, Audits and oversight, Water, sewer and drainage, Energy and data center siting, Parks and recreation, Roads and traffic, Zoning and land use

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REGULAR MEETING  TOWN OF COLLINS  JUNE 8, 2026 2

ADOPTED  Aye  5  Overhoff, Pfeifer, Porter, McLean, Martin
  Nay  0

Presentation – 2025 Financial Audit Report – Nicole Ruff and Corey Sveinsson-Skobel CPA’s of
Drescher & Malecki, LLP
  A copy of the December 31, 2026 and the Basic Financial Statements, Required
Supplementary Information and Supplementary Information for the Year Ended December 31,
2026 was given to the board. Corey went through the audit explaining it to the board. If there are
any changes that need to be made to let them know.

Public Access
1. Erie County Sheriff’s report was read by Supervisor Martin.
2. Zachary Nobles asked about the update regarding code red. The Board is working on getting
information from other towns. He suggests getting the residents and businesses to pay for the
Liberty Fest.
3. The Planning Board is curious on discussion to get feedback from residents to allow businesses
into Town.
4. Candee Termer asked about the signs as the permit will expire July 1st and stated the solar farm
on New Oregon Road is not dead yet.

Reports of Department Heads and Committees
Attorney Musacchio reported there are two property grievances .
Building and grounds report handed out.
Highway Department will be oiling and chipping Kerr Warner and North Division Roads.
Library is planning a hot dog roast in June.
Planning Board – minutes were handed out.
Recreation will be starting soon.
Town Clerk reported $ 4,414.05 in sales for May with the Town’s portion $ 4,275.31. June 30th will be
the last day to collect property taxes.
Water report was handed out by Supervisor Martin.
Zoning Board of Appeals will have another case on Flavia Circle.

Town Board Reports
Supervisor Martin reported he and Councilmember Pfeifer attended the Prison Advisory meeting.
Collins 2 is kept ready in case it is opened up

New Business
1. Resolution needed to declare miscellaneous equipment surplus
RESOLUTION # 123: DECLARE MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT AS SURPLUS
Motion made by Supervisor Martin, seconded by Councilmember Pfeifer, to declare the following
equipment as surplus and that it be disposed of as scrap with all computer hard drives being
removed and destroyed.
ADOPTED  Aye 5  Overhoff, Pfeifer, Porter, McLean, Martin
  Nay 0