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NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Collins Town Board hereby approves payment applica on No. 1 to TruDirt, LLC, in the amount of $113,339.32, and that the Collins Supervisor be authorized to sign the Applica on and Cer ca on for Payment. RESOLUTION: APPROVE CERTIFICATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION WITH TRUDIRT, LLC (CONTRACTOR) FOR THE TOWN OF COLLINS TOWN PARK STREET PARKING PROJECT WHEREAS, the work to which this Cer cate of Substan al Comple on applies, has been inspected by authorized representa ves of Owner, Contractor, and Engineer, and found to be substan ally complete. The date of substan al comple on of the work is hereby established as June 24, 2026, subject to the provisions of the contract pertaining to substan al comple on. The date of substan al comple on in the Cer cate of Substan al Comple on marks the commencement of the contractual correc on period and applicable warran es required by the contract. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Collins Town Board hereby approves the Cer cate of Substan al Comple on for the Town Park Street Parking Project contract with TruDirt, LLC, and to authorize the Town Supervisor to sign the Cer cate. RESOLUTION: ADOPT THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATION OF TOWNS BILL OF RIGHTS WHEREAS, Town Government provides services essen al to the vitality of New York State, including but not limited to maintaining and repairing roads, protec ng neighborhoods and businesses, guiding economic development, and serving as the rst line of defense, communica on, and safety for residence everyday of the year, and WHEREAS, the 933 Towns of New York State are home to more 9.1 million New Yorkers and are diverse in popula on, geography, and demographic, such that decisions e ec ng daily life are best made at the local level by the government that best understands each communi es’ character, challenges, and needs, and WHEREAS, the Towns of New York are partners in shaping the State’s future, and a true partnership between the state and its local governments will propel New York State forward to the bene ts of all New Yorkers, and WHEREAS, the New York Associa on of Towns has adopted a Bill Of Rights ar cula ng the core principals that should govern the rela onship between the States and its Towns, and WHEREAS, the Town of Collins shares and a rms those principals, namely: 1. Protec on and defense of municipal home rule, recognizing that Towns, as the level of government closest to the people, are best posi oned to balance compe ng interest and make decisions that shape daily life; 2. Local control of land and zoning, free from statewide zoning rules that override the voice of resident tax payers and the o cials they elect; 3. Freedom from unfunded mandates, so that local tax payers are not made to bear the cost of orders imposed State and Federal Authori es without the resources to carry then out; 4. Modernized transparency, accessibility, and engagement, including reform of outdated public- no ce requirements that consume scarce municipal dollars on print no ces o en missed by the public; and Resolu ons 7/13/26 ti ti ti ti ti ti fi ti ti ti ti ti ti fi ti ti ti ffi ti ti ti ti fi ti ffi fi ti fi ti ti ti ti ti ti ff ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ft ti ti ti ti fi fi ti ti ti