TOWN OF RUTLAND
SELECT BOARD
Board members present: Joe Dicton, Joshua Terenzini and James Hall
The
Meeting opened at 6:44 P.M. with the pledge of allegiance.
Mr.
Dicton moved to approve the 10 -25-11 minutes as presented. Mr. Terenzini made
a second to the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Town
Clerk & Treasurer: Ms. Marie Hyjek reported:
Solid
Waste Alliance Communities & Rutland Transportation Council: Mr. Shields
reported:
Regional
Planning Commission Mr. Fred
Nicholson reported:
Planning Commission: Mr. William Matteson reported:
Police
Department: Chief John Sly reported:
1. Recommended that individuals regularly check any unoccupied properties they may have due to break-ins and thefts. Mr. Sly also recommended that individuals not place “for sale” signs in front of their home, if their property is for sale. Mr. Sly recommended that individuals consider installing alarm systems in their unoccupied properties.
Mr.
Dicton thanked Mr. Sly and the Town Police for keeping the community safe.
Recreation
Director: Mike Rowe reported:
1. The Halloween party was a success.
2. Basketball registration is on going.
3. Town the Board that Northwood had been winterized and Dewey would soon be winterized.
4. Reported the tennis windscreens had been taken down.
Town
Administrator: Mr. Joseph Zingale reported:
The
Board decided to wait two weeks to consider the Alderman KIA wastewater
request.
Mr.
Terenzini moved to have the Clerk of the Board sign the Sub-Grant Agreement for
Tropical Storm Irene. Mr. Dicton made a second to the motion. The motion passed
unanimously.
The
Board decided to wait until the next meeting to consider the Waste Quip
compactor price proposal.
The
Board and Mr. Matteson discussed the proposed Aldi’s Store and the Town plans
for a service road. Mr. Matteson will discuss the matter with an Aldi’s
representative and report back to the Board.
Town
Road Commissioner: Mr. Byron
Hathaway reported:
Not
present
Fire
Chief: Joseph Denardo reported:
Not
Present
The
Board reviewed packet correspondence.
The
Board and Mr. Zingale discussed two 911 matters regarding homes on private
drives that should be named under the Town’s 911 ordinance. Mr. Terenzini said
he had heard from an Oak Ridge Drive resident and that the individual is very
concerned regarding the possible name change.
Town
Police Chief John Sly encouraged the Board to administer the ordinance and not
make any exceptions to the ordinance.
Mr. Zingale will report back to the Board.
Mr.
Terenzini moved to close the meeting at 7:37 PM. Mr. Dicton made a second to
the motion. The motion passed unanimously.