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Town Of Berlin Organizational Meeting 2015

January 23, 2015 By eastwickpress

provided by Berlin Town Clerk Anne Maxon, compiled by Kieron Kramer

The Berlin Town Board met on January 8, 2015, at 7 pm for the Organizational Meeting. Members present were Town Supervisor Rob Jaeger, Councilwoman Tara Fisher, Councilman Stephen Riccardi and Councilman John Winn. Councilman Dean Maxon was absent.

[private]Town Officers And Salaries

Supervisor – Robert Jaeger – $8,240

Bookkeeper – Maureen Seel – $8,281

Town Clerk – Anne Maxon – $9,894

Council Members – $2,000 each (4)

Highway Superintendent – James Winn – $41,250

Deputy Highway Superintendent – Donald Sweet – $16.21 per hour until changed by contract negotiations

Highway Employees – $15.69 per hour until changed by contract negotiations

Justices – Joe Rechen and Donald Sweet – $6,503 each

Justice Clerk – Elizabeth Miller – $5,349

Code Enforcement Officer – Walter A. (Allan) Yerton – $9,500

Board of Assessors Chair – Patty Baretsky – $7,103

Assessors – Stanley Pettibone II  and Dave McNally – $5,883 each

Chair of the Planning Board – Pamula Gerstel – $150

Planning Board Members (4) – $50 each

Chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals – J. Nicholas Adams – $150

Zoning Board of Appeals Members (4) – $50 each

Board of Review Members (3) – $100 each

Tax Collector – Pamela DeShane – $3,226

Registrar – Anne M. Maxon – $200

Deputy Registrar – Arietta K. Jaeger

Town Attorney – Donald Tate – $5,550

Dog Control Officer – Doug Goodermote – $5,610

Water District #1 Superintendent – Leonard Clapp Jr. – $5,000 (whilesystem is operating – end of May to end of Sept.) – mileage at .565 per mile

Water District #2 Superintendent – James Winn – $10,000

Head Transfer Station Attendant – Ivan Wager – $14.90 per hour

Transfer Station Attendants – Allison J. Hall Sr. and  Arthur Moon – $12.41 per hour with substitute Rose Orenstein on call.

Water Rent Collector for Water District #2 – Anne Maxon – $1,100

Custodian of 65 S. Main Street, 17563 NY 22 and the Watipi Building – Rose  Orenstein – $8.75 per hour

Town Historian – Sharon Klein – $800

Official Newspaper – The Eastwick Press (Troy Record  as alternate)

Official Depository – Key Bank

Other Appointments And Motions

Tara Fisher was appointed on January 1 as Deputy Supervisor by Supervisor Jaeger to perform duties as outlined by Town Law in the event the Supervisor is not available.

Committees

Youth Commission – no one named

Buildings – no one named

Highway – no one named

Disaster Plan – Ivan Wager

Comprehensive Plan – Tara Fisher

Parade – Luella Osterhout, Carol Alderman, Jean Barber, Bruce Hewitt, Dave Theriault, Joe Shupe, Rob Jaeger & Anne Maxon

Chain of Command list for the people to be contacted for authority to act in an emergency – Supervisor Robert Jaeger, Deputy Supervisor Tara Fisher, Councilman Dean Maxon, Councilman John Winn, Councilman Stephen Riccardi, Highway Superintendent James Winn and Deputy Highway Superintendent Donald Sweet.

Monthly Town Board meetings set for the second Thursday of each month at the Town of Berlin Municipal Center at 7:30 pm and to provide for Town Board and public review of vouchers/bills starting at 7 pm the same night.

Monthly Town Board workshop meetings set for the fourth Thursday of each month at the Town of Berlin Municipal Center at 7 pm (if required).

Polling Places – Districts #1 and #2 – Town of Berlin Municipal Center, 17563 NY 22

Hourly rates for equipment and labor – Backhoe – $50, Dump truck – $80, Labor $15.69 – for work performed by the Highway Department for Water District #2.

Spending limit for the Highway Superintendent set at $2,000 without prior approval of the Town Board.

Cash fund for the Town Clerk set at $200.

Mileage rate set at $.565 per mile for use of a personal vehicle for Town business when authorized by the Town Board and submitted on a voucher.

Supervisor Jaeger was authorized to pay the utility bills and health insurance bills when received.

The Fourth of July Parade Committee was authorized to plan and hold the Fourth of July Parade.

Allison J. Hall Sr. was appointed to remove snow at 65 S. Main St., 17563 NY 22 paths and sidewalks – $8.75 per hour

The Town of Berlin Procurement Policy was approved.

The use of Town Highway equipment, manpower and materials on private property was authorized in extreme emergency in the event that first responders or other emergency personnel are not able to access the property.

Payroll deduction for Highway Supervisor and employees’ health insurance maintained at 15% of total cost of policy

Supervisor instructed to file the annual report and to submit the report within 60 days after the close of the fiscal year to the State Comptroller and the Town Clerk and require the Town Clerk make  a summary to be on file available for inspection within 10 days of filing and a notice published in the official newspaper of the Town.[/private]

Filed Under: Berlin, Front Page, Local News

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