This Regular Meeting of the Brant Town Board was held on Tuesday October 13, 2026, at the Brant Town Hall, located at 1272 Brant North Collins Rd, Brant, New York at 7:00 PM.

PRESENT WERE:

Mark DeCarlo Town Supervisor

Michael Muffoletto Councilman

Tish Brady Councilwoman

Linda Giancarlo Councilwoman

Donna Marien Councilwoman

William Trask Town Attorney

Barbara Daniel Recording Secretary

ALSO, PRESENT AND LEGIBLY SIGNED IN WERE:

Debra Ritz Planning Board Chairman

Brian Rott Resident

Janice Ross Resident

Kristen Podkulski Deputy Town Clerk

Mark Slawek Police Chief

Tracy Kaczmarek Supervisor’s Secretary

Frank Broughton ZBA Chairman

Patty Friend Town Historian

Ellsworth Nolan Highway Superintendent

Brian Wray Resident
Matt Dubois Applicant

Debby Bushnell Resident

The meeting opened at 7:03 PM with the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. At 7:03pm Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to enter into executive session. Seconded by Councilman Muffoletto. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

At 7:25pm Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to close the executive Session. Seconded by Councilwoman Brady. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED

APPROVE MINUTES of the September 15^th 2026: Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve the minutes of the September 15^th 2026 Regular Town Board meeting. Seconded by Councilwoman Giancarlo. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

SUPERVISOR’S AUGUST 2026 FINANCIAL REPORT: Councilman Muffoletto motioned to approve the Supervisor’s August Financial Report, seconded by Councilwoman Marien. 4 ayes, 1 nay (Councilwoman Giancarlo-nay). MOTION CARRIED.

TOWN CLERK/TAX COLLECTOR’S AUGUST 2024 FINANCIAL REPORT: TABLED

COURT CLERK’S AUGUST 2026 FINANCIAL REPORTS FOR KACZMAREK & CLARK REGULAR AND BAIL ACCOUNTS: Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve both Bail and Regular Financial accounts for Justice Kaczmarek’s & Justice Clark for August 2026, seconded by Councilwoman Brady. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

POLICE REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 2026: The Police Report for September 2026 was read by Supervisor DeCarlo. The police have been notified about a suspicious person breaking into cars around town. The police asked to report if you witness any suspicious activity. Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve the report as read, seconded by Councilwoman Giancarlo. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORTS: Highway Superintendent Ellsworth Nolan read his August and September Reports. He mentioned that the backhoe front axle is broken and got quoted $15,000 for repairs or replacement. He mentioned that it will need new tires and other repairs sooner or later. He inquired about purchasing a new Backhoe which he got a quote of $140,000 without the bucket. Councilwoman Giancarlo mentioned looking into Auctions International but Superintendent Nolan doesn’t want someone else’s problems. Councilman Muffoletto asked how long the machine will last before repairs will need to be made? He responded that there are much more problems with it that will need to be addressed along with the axel. Councilman Muffoletto expressed that a new purchase can’t be made this year. Councilwoman Giancarlo suggested putting money aside in the budget for next year. Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to accept the report as read. Seconded by Councilwoman Giancarlo.

5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

PUBLIC HEARING: BRANT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: At 7:30 PM, the Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilwoman Brady. 5 ayes, 0 nays. Town Clerk read the Legal Notice:

LEGAL NOTICE

TOWN OF BRANT TOWN BOARD

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a PUBLIC HEARING to be held by the Brant Town Board in the Town Hall, 1272 Brant-North Collins Road, Brant, New York on the 13th day of October 2026 at 7:30 P.M. local time for the purpose of considering the adoption of the Updated Town of Brant Comprehensive Plan for the Town of Brant New York.

All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard.

Dated: September 15, 2026

By order of the Brant Town Board

BARBARA DANIEL

BRANT TOWN CLERK

Councilwoman Brady mentioned the progress with improvement. Councilwoman Giancarlo stated that a great job was done. At 7:35pm Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilwoman Brady. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

TOWN CLERK’S SEPTEMBER 2026 ACTIVITY REPORT TO THE BOARD: TABLED

PLANNING BOARD REPORT: Report read by Debra Ritz. She had mentioned that they are back to having a full board and welcomed Brian Wray as the newest member to join the planning board. Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve the report as read, seconded by Councilman Muffoletto. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

ZONING BOARD REPORT: Zoning Board chairman Frank Broughton presented the Zoning Board report. Interpretation variance was held on September 28^th. Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to approve the report as read, seconded by Councilwoman Brady.

5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

TOWN HISTORIAN REPORTS: The September report was ready by Town Historian Patty Friend. She mentioned a donation she received from Donna Borngraber; it was a perfect attendance award given to Clark Borngraber when he was 6 years old. She thanked Allen Nolan for putting up the new banners in the hallway. She reminded the Board of her new hours for the Historical room is Mondays 2:30-4:30pm (unless the town hall is closed). She also mentioned the passing of Patricia Bowman. Councilwoman Giancarlo motioned to accept the report. Seconded by Councilwoman Brady. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS REPORT: The report was read by Councilwoman Brady. Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to accept the report. Seconded by Councilman Muffoletto. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

OLD BUSINESS:

RESOLUTION TO DECLARE INTENT TO BE LEAD AGENCY FOR TOWN OF BRANT COMREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE FOR SEQRA: Supervisor DeCarlo Read the resolution:

RESOLUTION OF BRANT TOWN BOARD

SEQRA NOTICE OF INTENT TO SERVE AS LEAD AGENCY

FOR PROJECT

On motion of Councilwoman Brady, seconded by Councilwoman Giancarlo, the following resolution was adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Brant, Erie County, New York (Town Board):

Whereas, the Town Board is in the process of updating its Comprehensive Plan (Project) for zoning a nd land uses in the Town of Brant, and

Whereas, in accordance with the provisions of 6 NYCRR Part 617 (SEQRA), the Town Board intends to serve as Lead Agency for SEQRA review of this Type 1 Action and will determine if the proposed action will have a significant effect on the environment; and

Whereas, the Lead Agency will undertake a coordinated review of this proposed action.

Now Therefore Be It Resolved, that the Town Board hereby designates its intention to serve as Lead Agency for the proposed action and will circulate Lead Agency Notice along with Part 1 of the Long Form Environmental Assessment Form and any other supporting documentation to all Involved Agencies. These agencies shall be given 20 days from the mailing of the Lead Agency Notice to consent. Interested Agencies will be given notice, but not required to consent pursuant to 6 NYCRR Part 617.6.

A roll call vote was taken and resulted as follows:

AYES: NOES:

Councilwoman Brady aye

Councilwoman Giancarlo aye None

Councilman Muffoletto aye

Councilwoman Marien aye

Supervisor DeCarlo aye

RESOLUTION ADOPTED.

RATIFY THE 239-M REFERRAL TO ERIE COUNTY FOR THE BRANT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE: Supervisor DeCarlo made am motion. Seconded by Councilwoman Marien. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

Attorney Trask mentioned that the referral was sent out in order to get the 30-day response clock running.

PROPOSED LOCAL LAW #2-2026 IMPOSE A DATA CENTER MORATORIUM: Attorney Trask stated that this Local Law public hearing was held at last month’s meeting and it needs the Boards vote to adopt the law. Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to accept, seconded by Councilwoman Brady. Roll Call was taken:

AYES:

Supervisor DeCarlo aye NOES:

Councilwoman Brady aye

Councilwoman Giancarlo aye

Councilman Muffoletto aye None

Councilwoman Marien aye

MOTION CARRIED.

RESOLUTION: CONDITIONS APPROVAL OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT AND SITE PLAN FOR MILEBLOCK ROAD TIER 3 SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM:

Conditions of the Special Use Permit and Site Plan was read by Attorney Bridget O’Toole:

Conditions of Approval

FIRST. - Applicant and controlling record. The applicant and holder of the special use permit and site-plan approval is NED–New Energy Solar 19 LLC. The Applicant shall provide current identification of the Project owner, operator, and landowner and documentation demonstrating its authority to develop and operate the Project on the subject parcel. The Project address and parcel identification shall be consistent throughout the controlling documents, and the Code Enforcement Officer shall confirm the document index. Any substantive change in the approved applicant or Project shall be returned to the Town Board as required by applicable law.

SECOND. - Construction and operation in accordance with identified documents. The permit holder shall construct, operate, maintain, and decommission the Project in accordance with the specifically identified, dated plans and supporting documents in the Application, this Resolution, and applicable law. The Application and the controlling copies shall be filed with the Town Clerk and maintained with the permit record. The Town’s conditions control over inconsistent applicant proposals; no applicant request for a limitation or waiver is granted unless expressly stated in this Resolution. An unresolved inconsistency affecting design, compliance, or safety shall be resolved before the affected work proceeds. Filing revised documents alone does not authorize a material change.

THIRD. - Material changes require prior approval. No material change to the Project layout, equipment, access, screening, disturbance limits, or associated approved improvements shall be implemented without prior Town Board approval and any additional review or approvals required by law. Before undertaking a proposed change, the permit holder shall submit a written description, dated revised plans, and a marked comparison with the approved documents and Site Plan Set by CarminaWood last revised August 5, 2026 to the Code Enforcement Officer for referral to the Town Board where material. Material changes include changes affecting approved locations, dimensions, height, capacity, setbacks, access or emergency access, equipment characteristics affecting noise or safety, or the extent or effectiveness of screening. Administrative corrections may be accepted only to the extent authorized by applicable law and shall not alter substantive approval conditions. Changes shall also be reviewed for any required further SEQRA review and agency consultation.

FOURTH. - PILOT and/or Host Community Agreement. Before any building permit for the Project is issued, the permit holder shall enter into a PILOT agreement and/or Host Community Agreement with the Town, as determined and separately approved by the Town Board in accordance with applicable law. Each required agreement shall be fully executed by all necessary parties and filed with the Town Clerk, and any obligations expressly required before permit issuance shall be satisfied. This Resolution does not approve any agreement, payment amount, exemption, real-property-tax treatment, or waiver of a statutory notice or election requirement. No Town officer is authorized by this Resolution alone to execute an unapproved agreement.

FIFTH. - Operations and Maintenance Plan — supplementation and updates. The approved Operations and Maintenance Plan dated August 7, 2026 shall remain in effect throughout the Project’s life. Before issuance of a building permit, the permit holder shall submit a final Plan acceptable to the Town addressing apiary maintenance responsibilities, snow removal obligations, annual reporting requirements, vegetation management practices, and identification of responsible entities. Before construction, the permit holder shall submit the final manufacturer-required equipment warranty maintenance procedures and schedules for all major system components for incorporation into the Plan. Within 60 days after any change affecting the Plan, including a change in equipment, maintenance procedures, service provider, operational responsibilities, or other Plan information, the permit holder shall submit an updated, dated Plan and a description of the changes to the Code Enforcement Officer and Town Clerk. This 60-day period does not authorize a material Project change without prior approval or delay compliance with safety obligations. Contact-information changes remain subject to the shorter period in Condition SIXTH.

SIXTH. - Current contact information and Project signage. Before issuance of a building permit, the permit holder shall provide final identification and current contact information for the Project owner, operations and maintenance provider, emergency coordinator, construction contractor, and apiary operator to the Town Clerk and Code Enforcement Officer. Before commencement of construction, the permit holder shall supplement the Emergency Response Plan dated August 7, 2026 with complete stakeholder contact information, including the Construction Contractor, Emergency Coordinator, and Apiary Operator, together with final agency names, points of contact, addresses, and phone numbers. Before construction, the permit holder shall also confirm current contact information for the permit holder and operator, including a continuously available emergency telephone number. Required Project signage shall display current owner/operator and emergency contact information in a legible, readily visible manner consistent with the approved plans and applicable sign requirements. Following any change, the permit holder shall update both the Project signage and the information filed with the Town Clerk within 30 days. The permit holder shall maintain a functioning emergency contact at all times; the update period does not excuse an unavailable or inoperative emergency contact.

SEVENTH. - Landscaping and screening throughout the Project’s life. The permit holder shall install the landscaping and screening shown on the approved landscape plan and maintain the required plantings and retained screening vegetation for the entire life of the Project. The obligation includes appropriate watering, establishment care, pruning, invasive-vegetation control consistent with the approved documents, and replacement necessary to preserve the approved screening. Dead vegetation shall be replaced no later than the end of the next growing season following its death or discovery, with vegetation meeting the approved species, size, spacing, and screening specifications. Removal or substitution of required vegetation shall not reduce screening or depart materially from the approved plan without prior Town approval. The permit holder shall inspect required landscaping at least annually and document deficiencies and replacements in its maintenance records. All required landscaping shall be installed before operation, unless the Town Board separately approves a dated seasonal-completion arrangement under applicable law.

EIGHTH. - Truck routes, deliveries, and preconstruction road documentation. Before construction, the permit holder shall file a construction-delivery and truck-route plan identifying the routes, delivery arrangements, vehicle staging, site entry and exit, and measures to avoid queuing or obstruction on public roads. The plan shall be reviewed by the Town Highway Superintendent and other highway authorities with jurisdiction and approved by the Town through its authorized review process. The permit holder and its contractors shall follow the approved routes and delivery arrangements and obtain approval for deviations before use, except for an emergency requiring immediate action, which shall be promptly reported. Before construction-related hauling begins, the permit holder shall document the condition of affected roads, shoulders, drainage facilities, culverts, bridges, and other road appurtenances by dated photographs or video and a written condition record, with an opportunity for inspection by the applicable highway authority. Copies shall be filed with the Town Clerk and Highway Superintendent.

NINTH. - Repair of Project-caused Road damage. The permit holder shall repair damage to public roads and related appurtenances caused by Project construction, deliveries, maintenance, or decommissioning and restore them to their documented pre-activity condition, allowing for normal wear unrelated to the Project. Repairs shall conform to the requirements of the highway authority with jurisdiction. Unsafe conditions shall be addressed promptly, including immediate protective measures when necessary. Nonemergency repairs shall be completed on a schedule accepted by that authority, accounting for weather and construction conditions without leaving avoidable public hazards. The permit holder shall arrange a postconstruction inspection with the applicable highway authority, document any Project-caused damage, and provide evidence of completed repairs or a specifically approved remaining repair schedule before final local signoff.

TENTH. - Dust suppression and prevention of mud tracking. Throughout construction, the permit holder shall implement dust suppression and erosion and sediment controls consistent with the approved SWPPP and applicable permits. Stabilized construction entrances and other necessary controls shall be maintained to prevent mud and sediment from being tracked onto public roads. Any Project-related mud or debris deposited on a road shall be removed promptly using methods that do not discharge sediment into drainage systems or waters or create additional safety hazards. Work practices shall be adjusted when dust, mud, or sediment controls are ineffective. These obligations shall be communicated to and enforced with all contractors and delivery providers.

ELEVENTH. - Separate permits, agency authorizations, and continuing safeguards. Before the activity to which a requirement applies, the permit holder shall obtain all separate permits and authorizations required for construction, access, stormwater, wetlands, electrical work, and interconnection, and provide copies to the Code Enforcement Officer. The September 15, 2026 environmental-review resolution identifies NYSDEC’s July 6, 2026 determination that the then-reviewed layout would not impact State-regulated freshwater wetlands and did not require an Article 24 Freshwater Wetlands Permit, subject to further consultation for changes in activity, location, scope, or layout. It also identifies United States Army Corps of Engineers Nationwide Permit 14 correspondence; the permit holder shall comply with all applicable permit conditions, best-management practices, and guidelines. These references do not substitute for complete agency documentation or establish that requirements for a changed Project have been satisfied. Before issuance of a building permit, the permit holder shall provide a final decommissioning cost estimate certified by a Professional Engineer licensed in New York State, with revisions requested by the Town Engineer, Special Counsel to the Town or Town Attorney. Before construction, the permit holder shall complete required emergency-response contacts and coordination and furnish decommissioning security as required by Conditions TWELFTH and THIRTEENTH below. Before commencement of operations, the permit holder shall coordinate site access, emergency procedures, and training identified in the Emergency Response Plan with the Brant Volunteer Fire Company and other appropriate emergency-response agencies, including the Farnham Volunteer Fire Department identified in the environmental-review record in connection with the fire-access modification.

TWELFTH. - Decommissioning Plan — module disposal rate verification. Prior to commencement of construction, the Applicant shall verify (i) current per-pound recycling rates and (ii) per-trailer disposal fees for solar module ("E-Waste") recycling at Sunnking or a commercially equivalent facility. If recycling rates or the total quantity of modules have changed, the Decommissioning Plan finalized August 7, 2026—and the corresponding Decommissioning Bond amount (currently approved at $599,924.33)—shall be updated pro-rata to reflect the revised cost basis. Any resulting adjustment shall be limited to a mathematical pro-rata update using the methodology and cost assumptions otherwise approved by the Town, and shall not require further discretionary review absent a material change to the Project or decommissioning methodology.

THIRTEENTH. - Decommissioning Plan — approved bond surety amount. Prior to commencement of construction, the Applicant shall furnish and maintain decommissioning security in the amount of $599,924.33 (the "Approved Bond Surety Amount"), in the form previously submitted by the Applicant and approved by Special Counsel to the Town or the Town Attorney. In the event the final site plan and/or decommissioning plan has pro-rata adjustments to materials or quantities, the Approved Bond Surety Amount shall be updated pro-rata to reflect the revised cost basis. Any resulting adjustment shall be limited to a mathematical pro-rata update using the methodology and cost assumptions otherwise approved by the Town, and shall not require further discretionary review absent a material change to the Project or decommissioning methodology. This amount shall be revisited every five years and updated as needed to account for inflation or other cost changes.

FOURTEENTH. - Brant Volunteer Fire Department site walk-through. Upon completion of construction, the Applicant shall coordinate a comprehensive site walk-through for the Brant Volunteer Fire Department and its designated personnel. The tour, conducted in partnership with the Applicant’s Operations and Maintenance Plan vendor, shall also be open to any additional stakeholders identified by the Fire Chief, including the Brant Police Department. The walk-through shall be completed before commencement of operations as required by Condition FIFTEENTH below.

FIFTEENTH. - As-built plans and professional certification. After construction and before commencement of commercial operation or issuance of final local signoff, as applicable, the permit holder shall submit dated as-built plans prepared and certified by appropriately licensed New York State professionals and a signed and sealed professional certification that construction conforms to the approved plans, this Resolution, and applicable requirements within the certifying professional’s scope of practice. The submittal shall show the installed arrays, equipment, access and emergency-access improvements, fencing, screening, drainage and stormwater measures, and other required improvements. Any deviation shall be specifically identified; submission of an as-built plan does not approve an unauthorized deviation. The Code Enforcement Officer, with Town Engineer review as appropriate, shall verify compliance before the applicable operational authorization or final local signoff. Any required fire-department walk-through and emergency-response coordination shall be completed before operation. Temporary testing may occur only under separately issued lawful authorizations and shall not constitute approval for commercial operation.

SIXTEENTH. - Continuing compliance, inspection, and renewal. The permit holder shall maintain the Project in compliance with the approved plans and conditions, retain compliance and maintenance records, and provide inspection access and reports as required by applicable law and the approved O&M Plan. Any required permit renewal, annual reporting, inspection, and decommissioning-security adjustment shall remain applicable. These obligations shall bind the permit holder and any successor owner or operator to the extent permitted by law; no transfer shall release existing obligations or excuse any required Town approval.

SEVENTEENTH. - Administration and enforcement. The Code Enforcement Officer shall maintain a written condition-compliance record and shall not issue a permit or final authorization unless the conditions applicable at that stage are satisfied. Matters requiring Town Board discretion shall be referred to the Town Board; Town staff may not waive or materially amend these conditions. Noncompliance may be addressed through the remedies authorized by applicable law, including withholding permits or signoff and any authorized enforcement, suspension, or revocation proceedings, subject to required notice and opportunity to be heard. This Resolution does not create enforcement powers beyond those otherwise provided by law.

EIGHTEENTH. - Filing and notice. The Town Clerk shall file this decision in the Town Clerk’s office within five business days after the decision is rendered, mail a copy to the applicant, and make any additional notifications required by applicable law. The Clerk shall maintain the Resolution, controlling approved documents, and subsequent authorized amendments together as the approval record.

Resolution was seconded by Councilman Muffoletto and duly put to vote as follows:

Supervisor DeCarlo Aye

Councilman Muffoletto Aye

Councilwoman Giancarlo Aye

Councilwoman Marien Aye

Councilwoman Brady Aye

5 Ayes, 0 nays

Resolution adopted

NEW TOWN WEBSITE: Supervisor DeCarlo stated that the tentative launch date for the new website is October 22^nd 2026. He asked Deputy Town Clerk, Kristen Podkulski to speak on it. She explained that they are in the process of transferring all the information from our old website to the new one. It’s been a very smooth transition and the website looks very nice. The website will feature a nice gallery to post all event photos and posters. It is very user friendly and easy to find information. The Town Board Thanked Kristen and Tracy for working on this project.

PLAYGROUND UPDATE: Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to declare the old equipment as surplus. Seconded by Councilwoman Brady. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

NEW PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN ORDERED: Supervisor DeCarlo spoke with the County and everything has been ordered and is moving along. They are going to be installing it in November. The Town Board thanked Councilman Muffoletto for assisting with the demolition of the old playground. They also thanked Jay Vacco from WNY Scrap Processing for bringing in his heavy equipment to pull everything out and dispose of it. There are a few things left that need to be disposed of before the new installation.

NEW BUSINESS:

SET BUDGET MEETING: Supervisor DeCarlo requested the board agree on a date to meet for the budget workshop. Supervisor DeCarlo made a motion to set the meeting date of Wednesday 10/21/26 at 6:00 pm. Seconded by Councilwoman Brady. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

TOWN OF BRANT TRUNK OR TREAT AT THE BRANT TOWN HALL, FRIDAY OCTOBER 30^TH 2026 6PM-8PM: This is an indoor and outdoor event. If the weather is bad, they it will be moved indoors.

EARLY VOTING & ELECTION DAY: Early Voting will be held at the Brant Town Hall starting October 24^th going until Sunday November 1^st. Election Day is Tuesday November 3^rd 2026.

TOWN OF BRANT CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING AND TRACTOR PARADE IS SET FOR SATURDAY DECEMBER 5^TH 2026.

RECOGNIZE PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR: NO ONE SPOKE

MEETINGS & CORRESPONDENCE:

The second October sales tax remittance is in. The current transfer is 9.43% less than the corresponding 2025 amount. Year-to-date transfers are running 6.05% ahead of last year at this time.

Supervisor DeCarlo read the Abstract (10 of 2026):

ABSTRACT 10 of 2026

*Prepaid and unpaid as of 10/13/26 Total Claims $ 101,587.14

Gen Fund Town wide Vouchers Totaling: $ 78,577.60

Gen Fund – Part Town Voucher Totaling: $ 14,471.20

Highway T.W. Vouchers Totaling: $ 2,926.68

Highway P.T. Vouchers, Totaling: $ 2,384.96

Street Lighting: Voucher Totaling: $ 3,226.70

Brant Water Dist 1 (SS2&SW): – Totaling $ -

Brant Fire Protection Dist.: - Totaling $ -

PAYROLL (2 pay periods):

General Town Wide Payroll 8/23/26-9/19/26 – Totaling $ 70,860.23

General Part Town Payroll 8/23/26-9/19/26 Totaling: $ 1,746.56

Highway Payroll TW 8/23/26-9/19/26 Totaling: $ -

Highway Payroll PT 8/23/26-9/19/26 Totaling: $ 9,042.60

Supervisor DeCarlo made the motion to approve the abstract. Seconded by

Councilwoman Brady. Roll call was taken.

Supervisor DeCarlo Aye

Councilwoman Brady Aye

Councilwoman Giancarlo Aye

Councilman Muffoletto Aye

Councilwoman Marien Aye

5 Ayes, 0 nays.

Motion approved.

SET DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING FOR BUDGET: Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to set the Public Hearing for the Budget on November 2^nd 2026 ay 7pm. Seconded by Councilwoman Marien. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

The next regular Town Board meeting to be held November 10, 2026 at 7:00 PM.

At 8:20 pm, Supervisor DeCarlo motioned to close the adjourn the meeting in memory of Patricia Bowman. Seconded by Councilwoman Giancarlo. 5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION CARRIED.

Respectfully submitted by,

Kristen Podkulski

Brant Deputy Town Clerk