Livingston County public meetings in 2023

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors is meeting to discuss 2024 salary revisions for fixed-term county officers and approve various human services contracts. The body is also considering a policy to waive civil service exam fees for county residents in 2024.

• Proposed Local Law No. E-2023 for 2024 salary revisions for fixed-term county officers
• Abstract of Claims #12A dated December 13, 2023, totaling $1,987,746.66
• Proposal to waive all Civil Service examination fees for county residents from January 1 to December 31, 2024
• Contract with County of Steuben for Weights and Measures program totaling $65,000.00 plus expenses
• Updated 2023-2024 Department of Health immunization fee schedule

Ways and Means Committee

The committee is reviewing 2024 tax levies for 17 towns and the apportionment of $31,901,055 in county taxes. The body is also considering personnel changes and updated rate structures for several water and sewer districts.

• Approval of 2024 Town Levy amounts, including $4,934,255.92 for Livonia and $1,781,683.89 for Geneseo
• Proposed contract for Camp Stella Maris for department head team building not to exceed $800.00
• Creation of one full-time Veteran Service Officer-Trainee position (Wage Grade 9)
• Conversion of 10 part-time to 5 full-time Certified Nursing Assistant positions at the Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation
• Revised rate structures for water and sewer districts including Scottsburg Water and Livonia Center Sewer

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board will review five zoning referrals from various towns. The board will also elect Planning Board officers for 2024.

• Site plan review for maintenance and fertilizer buildings at 9431 Foster Wheeler Road (Town of North Dansville)
• Revision of the Town of Conesus Dock & Mooring Law
• Special use permit, site plan, and subdivision review for Family Dollar Store at 9050 RT 408 (Town of Nunda)
• Site plan review and special use permit for five congregate senior living apartments at 4577 Morgan View Road (Town of Geneseo)
• Review of the Town of Avon Solar Law Amendment

Public Services Committee

The Public Services Committee is reviewing several high-cost infrastructure and safety contracts. Key items include funding for a road culvert and upgrades to the Sheriff's Office radio and camera systems.

• Appropriation of $1,229,560.00 for the Carney Hollow Road Culvert project
• Contract for $996,400.00 to Motorola Solutions, Inc. to upgrade the public safety radio system
• Contracts with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for body worn cameras for Police and Correctional Services
• Bid award of $37,231.00 to NM Electronics, LLC for drones and accessories
• Contract of $9,600.00 with Energy Enterprises, Inc. for electricity auditing and bidding

Human Services Committee

The Livingston County Human Services Committee will consider several action items, including creating a new Veteran Service Officer Trainee position, authorizing contracts for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, appointing members to the Community Initiatives Council, and approving a workforce development contract. The committee will also receive informational updates on nursing home operations, unemployment rates, and aging services.

• Create full-time Veteran Service Officer Trainee position at Wage Grade 9, effective 1/2/2024
• Authorize contracts for Net Health System, Excel Staffing Solutions, and Tallavera for nursing home services
• Appoint Merilee Walker, Sarah Santora, and Stephanie Hann to Community Initiatives Council
• Authorize $0 contract for youth work experience under WIOA/TANF
• Approve $39,182 contract with Noyes Memorial Hospital for caregiver support

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors is deciding on several budget amendments and the allocation of federal ARPA funds. They are also reviewing proposed modifications to agricultural districts and establishing 2024 benefits for non-union employees.

• Public hearing on modifications to Agricultural District 2 and District 3
• Allocation of $375,000 in ARPA funds for Highway Department Fuel Island Replacement engineering
• Additional $200,000 in ARPA funds for Information and Technology Services computer replacements
• Lease of 7,500 sq ft at 4630 Millennium Drive, Geneseo to the Town of Geneseo at $5,972.20 per month
• Appointment of Megan Crowe as Deputy Planning Director with an annual salary of $90,000.00

Ways and Means Committee

The committee is deciding on several funding allocations, including ARPA grants for IT and highway projects. They are also reviewing personnel appointments, service contracts, and a lease agreement with the Town of Geneseo.

• Appointment of Megan Crowe as Deputy Planning Director at an annual salary of $90,000.00
• Lease of 7,500 square feet at 4630 Millennium Drive, Geneseo, for $5,972.20 per month
• Allocation of $375,000.00 in ARPA funds for Highway Department Fuel Island Replacement engineering
• Additional $200,000.00 in ARPA funds for IT replacement computers
• Approval of Abstract of Claims #11B in the amount of $3,011,799.09

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors is reviewing the proposed 2024 Livingston County Budget and a local law regarding the tax levy limit. The meeting includes several resolutions for committee appointments, policy revisions, and multiple departmental contracts.

• Presentation of the proposed 2024 Livingston County Budget
• Local Law No. D-2023 regarding the 2024 fiscal year tax levy limit
• Appointment of members to the Water and Sewer Authority Board
• Appointment of members to the Workplace Violence Prevention Committee
• Adoption of revisions to the County Purchasing Policy

Ways and Means Committee

The committee is reviewing a proposal to provide a $150,000 annual subsidy to the Wyoming County Community Health System dialysis clinic. Members are also considering a daily room and board rate increase for private paying residents at the County Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation.

• Purchase of one 2024 John Deere 444 P-Tier Wheel Loader for not to exceed $230,063.25
• Increase of private pay daily room and board rate at LCCNR to $412.00 effective January 1, 2024
• Contract with Millennium Strategies for grant assistance not to exceed $12,000.00
• Contract with KEE Concepts Consulting for training not to exceed $4,000.00
• Creation of one full-time Deputy Planning Director position with a salary range of $87,000.00-$92,000.00

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board will review two zoning referrals for projects in the towns of Livonia and Lima. The board will also receive training on solar updates and advisory comments.

• Zoning Referral #2023-096: Telecommunications Tower on South Fair Street, Town of Livonia
• Zoning Referral #2023-094: Eight rental buildings at 1182 Rochester Road, Town of Lima
• Training on Solar in Livingston County and Solar Advisory Comments

Public Services Committee

The Public Services Committee is reviewing appointments to the Water and Sewer Authority and several contracts for emergency vehicle equipment and waste disposal. The body is also discussing highway equipment purchases, right-of-way changes in Livonia, and funding for two bridge rehabilitation projects.

• Purchase of one 2024 John Deere 444 P-Tier Wheel Loader from Five Star Equipment for up to $230,063.25
• Appropriation of $164,980 for preliminary engineering and design of White Bridge Road over Canaseraga Creek Bridge Rehab
• Appropriation of $170,000 for preliminary engineering and design of Gibson Street over Mill Creek Bridge Rehab
• Contract with 10-75 Emergency Vehicles for $39,794.46 for OEM vehicle up-fit
• Contract with T&R Environmental for $7,862.40 for fluorinated foam disposal

Human Services Committee

The committee is reviewing contracts for social services technology, nursing center wound care, and legal services for older adults. Members will also receive reports on Department of Social Services statistics and Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation operational updates.

• Contract for Blue Chip Technologies-US, Inc. ($23,400.00) for mobile safety applications
• Contract for SENF NP Family Medicine PLLC for resident wound care at the Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation
• Contract for Legal Assistance of Western New York, Inc. ($100.00/hour) for legal services for older adults
• Discussion regarding dialysis service and lease agreement changes with Wyoming County
• Report on September Department of Social Services caseload statistics

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will consider approving claims totaling $2,354,620.58, introduce a local law to override the state tax levy limit for 2024, and schedule public hearings on the 2024 budget and the tax levy override for November 15, 2023. The board will also vote on several contracts and budget amendments, including funding for library services, office renovations, and a grant application for a microenterprise program.

• Approval of Abstract of Claims #10B totaling $2,354,620.58
• Introduction of Local Law D-2023 to override the tax levy limit for 2024
• Public hearings set for Nov 15, 2023 on 2024 budget and tax levy override
• Contract with OWWL Library System for $106,000 for library services
• Awarding bids for Public Defender/Conflict Defender Office Renovations: NB Electrical ($122,800), Whitney East ($340,900), Bell Mechanical ($368,400)

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider several action items, including authorizing a $300,000 grant application to the New York State Office of Community Renewal for a microenterprise program, awarding contracts for the Public Defender/Conflict Defender office renovations, and introducing a local law to override the state tax levy limit for 2024. The committee will also set public hearings for the tax cap override and the 2024 county budget.

• Authorize grant application to NYS Office of Community Renewal for up to $300,000 for microenterprise program
• Award contracts for Public Defender/Conflict Defender office renovations: Whitney East ($340,900), Bell Mechanical ($368,400), NB Electrical ($122,800)
• Authorize contract with Applied Business Systems, Inc. for tax bill programming and mailing, not to exceed $20,000
• Introduce Local Law D-2023 to override the tax levy limit for 2024 and set public hearing for November 15, 2023
• Authorize contract with OWWL Library System for $106,000 for library services

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board will review four zoning referrals, including area variances for signs in the Town of York, zoning amendments in the Town and Village of Nunda, and a site plan for a telecommunications tower in Conesus. The board will also handle routine items like approving minutes and declaring conflicts of interest.

• Zoning Referral #2023-088: Area variances for a wall sign and freestanding sign on Main Street, Town of York (Applicant: York Travel Center 1, LLC)
• Zoning Referral #2023-079: Zoning amendment to add uses and regulations, Town of Nunda
• Zoning Referral #2023-092: Zoning amendment to add uses and regulations, Village of Nunda
• Zoning Referral #2023-090: Site plan review, conditional use permit, and area variances for a telecommunications tower on Pucker Street, Town of Conesus (Applicant: Tarpon Towers III, LLC)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors is meeting to approve a $2,285,561.18 abstract of claims and several contracts, including supplemental staffing for the nursing home, a dietitian for the Office for the Aging, snow and ice removal on County Road 36A, and grant awards for emergency management and mobility management. They will also hold public hearings on the special assessment roll and a Community Development Block Grant for an economic development project in Geneseo. Several proclamations and appointments are on the agenda.

• Approval of Abstract of Claims #10A totaling $2,285,561.18
• Public hearing on objections to the special assessment roll
• Public hearing on CDBG contract for economic development in Village of Geneseo
• Contract with Ontario County for snow/ice removal on 0.44 miles of County Road 36A for $2,992
• Grant awards from NYS DHSES totaling $154,802 for emergency preparedness

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider several personnel and budget items, including amending the 2023 salary schedule for the District Attorney's Office and Emergency Medical Services, authorizing the purchase of a new dump truck, and approving various budget amendments and transfers. The committee will also review informational reports from purchasing and real property tax services.

• Create Legal Assistant position in DA's Office, delete Clerk Typist; increase ADA salary from $78,000 to $82,000
• Create Senior Account Clerk in Emergency Medical Services for succession planning
• Authorize purchase of 2024 Ford F-550 dump truck with snow plow for $80,293.24 from Nielsen Ford
• Approve abstract of claims #10A and multiple budget amendments (Office for Aging, Sheriff, Workforce, Health)
• Declare two Ford F350 trucks as surplus property

Public Services Committee

The Livingston County Public Services Committee is meeting to consider several action items, including grant awards for emergency management, a bid for vehicle upfitting, salary schedule amendments, contracts for the Sheriff's Office, a snow and ice removal agreement, a dump truck purchase, and a public hearing on agricultural district petitions. The agenda also includes informational updates on solar eclipse planning, EMS dispatch numbers, and various planning department activities.

• Authorize signing two NYS Homeland Security grants totaling $154,802 for emergency management
• Award bid to 10-75 Emergency Vehicles for $39,794.46 to upfit an emergency vehicle
• Amend salary schedule: create Legal Assistant, delete Clerk Typist, raise ADA salary to $82,000
• Approve $14,881.36 contract with PMC Associates for antenna work on County Line Road tower
• Approve $480,080 STOP DWI grant and $32,500 PTS grant for Sheriff's Office

Human Services Committee

The Livingston County Human Services Committee is meeting to consider several action items, including appointing Sarah Santora to the Community Initiatives Council, authorizing a professional services contract for a consulting registered dietitian, and proclaiming November as Adoption Awareness Month. The agenda also includes informational updates from various departments, such as workforce development, social services, aging, veterans' services, and health.

• Appointment of Sarah Santora to the Community Initiatives Council for term 10/3/23-12/31/23
• Contract with Susan Schell, RD at $50/hour for nutrition services (10/1/23-12/31/24)
• Proclamation of November 2023 as Adoption Awareness Month
• Proclamation of October 2023 as Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Proclamation of October 1-7, 2023 as Mental Illness Awareness Week

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing and vote on a local law to extend the youth deer hunting pilot program through 2025. The board will also approve a $2.6 million claims abstract, several budget amendments, and multiple equipment purchases and contracts.

• Public hearing and vote on Local Law 7-2023 to extend youth deer hunting pilot program through 2025
• Approval of Abstract of Claims #9B totaling $2,615,806.96
• Purchase of one 2023 Ford Transit 250 van for $54,065.30 and one 2023 Dodge Ram 3500 for $57,240.75
• Contract with Phillips Lytle LLP for 2023 in rem foreclosure at $425.00 per parcel
• Award of scanning equipment bids to Indus International ($49,485.00) and Crowley Micrographics ($6,000.00)

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee is meeting to consider several action items, including approving the 2024 workers' compensation self-insurance plan totaling $3,001,000, authorizing purchases of a Ford Transit van and a Dodge Ram truck, and awarding contracts for training, legal services, and scanning equipment. The committee will also vote on adopting a local law to extend the youth deer hunting pilot program through 2025 and approving an abstract of claims for $2,615,806.96.

• Approve 2024 workers' comp self-insurance plan: $3,001,000 total, $1,046,000 to be raised by tax
• Purchase 2023 Ford Transit 250 van from Van Bortel Ford for $54,065.30
• Purchase 2023 Dodge Ram 3500 from Joe Cecconi's Chrysler Complex for $57,240.75
• Award scanning equipment bids: Indus International $49,485 and Crowley Micrographics $6,000 (ARPA funded)
• Adopt Local Law 7-2023 extending youth deer hunting pilot program through 2025

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board is meeting to review two zoning referrals: a site plan and special use permit for a 4 MW solar facility in Geneseo, and a 12-month moratorium on battery energy storage in North Dansville. The board will also handle routine items like approving minutes and declaring conflicts of interest.

• Zoning Referral #2023-071: Site plan review and special use permit for a 4 MW AC solar facility on Lakeville Road, Geneseo (Applicant: Jaycox Creek Solar 2, Inc)
• Zoning Referral #2023-069: Review of a 12-month moratorium to prohibit battery energy storage facilities in North Dansville
• Approval of minutes from August 10, 2023 meeting
• Declaration of conflicts of interest and determination of alternate member voting status

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will vote on a $3.2 million claims abstract, schedule public hearings for Community Development Block Grant applications, and approve multiple contracts for health, youth, and tourism services. The agenda includes routine approvals and several professional service contracts funded by state and federal grants.

• Approving Abstract of Claims #9A totaling $3,227,291.03
• Public hearings on CDBG application for Town of Livonia and Dream-O-Vate program in Geneseo
• Contract with Hillside Children's Services for $76,768 for youth peer advocacy
• Contract with Trusted Nurse Staffing at $27.25/hour for in-home services
• Adding E-ZPass On-the-Go tags at $25 per tag to county clerk fee schedule

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee is meeting to consider several action items, including a $325,000 infrastructure grant for extending Bruckel Drive in Avon, new vehicle purchases, and an indigent burial policy. The committee will also discuss personnel changes and a records management contract. These items are recommendations to the full Board of Supervisors.

• Approve $325,000 Infrastructure Capital Grant to Livingston County IDA for Bruckel Drive extension in Avon, contingent on 26 full-time jobs
• Authorize purchase of 2023 Chrysler Pacifica for Central Services, not to exceed $41,033.15
• Authorize purchase of 2024 Ford F-250 with snow plow prep for Highway Department, not to exceed $53,507.40
• Adopt Indigent Burial Policy with fees up to $2,200 for cremation and $3,200 for burial, effective October 1, 2023
• Authorize contract with Image Retrieval, Inc. for microfilm scanner, $36,683.00, funded by ARPA

The committee approved the purchase of two vehicles and a microfilm scanner contract. It also authorized changes to the 2023 salary schedule for the Sheriff's Office and Records Management. Additionally, the committee accepted the 2024 workers' compensation self-insurance estimate.

• Created one full-time Deputy Sheriff/Road Patrol position (Carried)
• Converted one part-time Records Inventory Supervisor position to full-time (Carried)
• Approved purchase of 2023 Chrysler Pacifica for Central Services for up to $41,033.15 (Carried)
• Approved 2024 estimate and apportionment for County Self-Insurance Plan (Carried)
• Approved $36,683.00 contract with Image Retrieval, Inc. for microfilm scanning (Carried)
• Approved purchase of 2024 Ford F-250 for Highway Department for up to $53,507.40 (Carried)

Public Services Committee

The Public Services Committee will consider several action items, including a road use agreement with Horseshoe Solar Energy Center, a truck purchase, emergency equipment, fee changes, and contracts. They will also discuss public hearings for community development grants and a tourism contract.

• Road Use Agreement with Horseshoe Solar Energy Center, LLC for solar facility in Town of Caledonia
• Purchase of one 2024 Ford F-250 pickup truck with snow plow prep for $53,507.40
• Swift water rescue equipment bid award to All Hands Fire Equipment for $22,160.40
• Amend County Clerk fee schedule to add E-Z Pass On-the-Go Tags for $25.00
• Authorize contracts with Axon Enterprise for Tasers and in-car cameras totaling over $250,000

The Public Services Committee approved a road use agreement for a solar project in Caledonia and authorized several equipment purchases for the highway department, emergency management, and sheriff's office. The committee also approved a new deputy sheriff position and scheduled two public hearings for community development grants.

• Approved road use agreement with Horseshoe Solar Energy Center, LLC
• Approved purchase of 2024 Ford F-250 pickup truck for $53,507.40
• Awarded $22,160.40 bid for swift water rescue equipment to All Hands Fire Equipment, LLC
• Approved adding E-Z Pass On-the-Go Tags to County Clerk fee schedule for $25.00
• Approved Axon Enterprise, Inc. contracts for tasers and STOP DWI car cameras
• Approved creation of one full-time Deputy Sheriff/Road Patrol position
• Approved sublease of Portage tower to T-Mobile Northeast LLC
• Scheduled two CDBG public hearings for October 11, 2023

Human Services Committee

The Livingston County Human Services Committee will consider several professional services contracts for youth sports, youth development, community services block grants, and health programs, funded mostly by state and federal sources with no local share. The Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation will provide a financial and operational update, including occupancy, cash flow, and plans to restart its Adult Day Care program. The committee will also discuss workforce development activities and unemployment data.

• Contracts for youth sports equipment: Avon Braves Youth Football ($9,068), Cal Mum Youth Basketball ($9,593), Livingston County Legends ($6,965)
• Youth development contracts: Catholic Charities ($10,000), Hillside Children's Center ($15,000), Legal Aid Society ($30,254)
• Community Services Block Grant contracts: Catholic Charities ($62,727), Geneseo Parish Outreach ($75,000), Chances and Changes ($36,000), UR Medicine Noyes Health ($12,930)
• Health contract with Hillside Children's Services for youth peer advocacy ($76,768) funded by Opioid Settlement Fund
• Amendment to Resolution 2023-220 increasing Step by Step Physical Therapy rate to $57.50 per 30-minute session

The committee approved several professional services contracts for youth sports, youth development, and community block grants. All approved contracts are funded by the NYS Office of Children and Family Services or Community Service Block Grants with 0% local share. The committee also authorized a grant award contract for the Workforce Development/Youth Bureau.

• Approved youth sports contracts for Avon Braves ($9,068), Cal Mum Youth Basketball ($9,593), and Livingston County Legends ($6,965)
• Approved youth development contracts for Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston ($10,000), Hillside Children’s Center ($15,000), and Legal Aid Society of Rochester ($30,254)
• Approved community services block grant contracts for Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston (up to $62,727), Geneseo Parish Outreach Center (up to $75,000), Chances and Changes (up to $36,000), and UR Medicine Noyes Health (up to $12,930)
• Approved $87,183 grant award contract from NYS Office of Children and Family Services for the Workforce Development/Youth Bureau

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors approved a claims abstract totaling $2,893,381.11 and updated the county's FMLA policy. They also established standard work days for retirement reporting and amended the 2023 salary schedule to create new positions and delete numerous vacant roles.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #8B for $2,893,381.11 (Ayes-4,504, Noes-0)
• Approved amendments to the Family and Medical Leave Act Policy (Ayes-4,504, Noes-0)
• Rescinded Resolution No. 2023-194 regarding retirement reporting (Ayes-4,504, Noes-0)
• Established standard work days and retirement reporting credits for elected and appointed officials (Ayes-4,504, Noes-0)
• Authorized fund transfers for the Office for the Aging (Ayes-4,504, Noes-0)
• Created two full-time Law Graduate positions for the Public Defender effective August 1, 2023 (Ayes-4,504, Noes-0)
• Deleted multiple vacant positions across several departments including Health, Aging, and Social Services (Ayes-4,504, Noes-0)
• Approved minutes of the 8/9/23 Regular Meeting

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider several actions, including a $325,000 infrastructure grant for extending Bruckel Drive in Avon, creating two law graduate positions in the Public Defender's office, deleting numerous vacant positions across departments, and updating the Family and Medical Leave Act policy. The committee will also vote on rescinding and replacing a retirement reporting resolution and approving fund transfers.

• Approve $325,000 Infrastructure Capital Grant to Livingston County IDA for Bruckel Drive roadway/utility extension in Avon
• Create two full-time Law Graduate positions in Public Defender's office effective August 1, 2023
• Delete 84 vacant positions across Aging, Board of Elections, Clerk, Health, Highway, Planning, Public Defender, Social Services, Veterans, and Workforce Development
• Modify County Family and Medical Leave Act Policy for non-substantive updates
• Rescind Resolution 2023-194 and establish new standard work days for retirement reporting

The committee approved an Abstract of Claims totaling $2,893,381.11 and amended the 2023 salary schedule to create two Law Graduate positions and delete numerous vacant roles. The board also modified the Family and Medical Leave Act policy and updated retirement reporting. A request for $325,000 in infrastructure grants for Bruckel Drive was discussed but not acted upon.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #8B for $2,893,381.11
• Approved creation of two full-time Law Graduate positions for the Public Defender
• Approved deletion of multiple vacant positions across several departments
• Approved modifications to the Family and Medical Leave Act Policy
• Rescinded Resolution No. 2023-194 regarding retirement reporting
• Approved new standard work day and retirement reporting credit
• Reached consensus to waive civil service exam fees for a one-year trial in 2024

Planning Board

The Planning Board recommended disapproval of a solar energy project in the Village of Dansville to protect prime soils. The Board approved several other zoning referrals, including a commercial development moratorium in the Village of Nunda and a solar energy law for the Town of West Sparta.

• Recommended disapproval of Zoning Referral #2023-059 (2.6 MW Solar Project, Village of Dansville) (17-0-1)
• Approved Zoning Referral #2023-063 (American Rock Salt site improvements, Town of Groveland) (18-0-0)
• Approved Zoning Referral #2023-058 (Agricultural and agritourism regulations, Town of Livonia) (18-0-0)
• Approved Zoning Referral #2023-066 (Route 408 Eastern Gateway District regulations, Town of Mount Morris) (14-4-0)
• Denied Zoning Referral #2023-065 (Building and plaza sign variances, Town of Geneseo) (2-16-0)
• Approved Zoning Referral #2023-062 (Solar Energy Systems law, Town of West Sparta) (18-0-0)
• Approved Zoning Referral #2023-055 (12-month commercial development moratorium, Village of Nunda) (17-0-1)
• Approved July 13, 2023, meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on extending the youth deer hunting pilot program, a CDBG application for the Town of Livonia, and objections to special assessment rolls. They will also vote on a $2.08 million claims abstract and multiple contracts, including a $186,073 court cleaning contract and a $70,000 annual accounting services contract.

• Public hearing on Local Law C-2023 to extend youth deer hunting pilot program through 2025 (Sept 27)
• Public hearing on CDBG application for economic development in Town of Livonia (Sept 13)
• Abstract of Claims #8A totaling $2,085,242.02
• Contract with State of New York Unified Court System for cleaning/maintenance of court facilities, $186,073 for first year
• Contract with Drescher & Malecki LLP for accounting services, not to exceed $70,000 per year

The Board approved a claims abstract totaling over $2 million. A public hearing was held to report on the use of $2.1 million in CDBG-CARES Act funding for small businesses. A local law to extend the youth deer hunting pilot program was introduced.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #8A for $2,085,242.02 (Ayes-4,607, Noes-0)
• Approved minutes of 7/26/23 Regular Meeting
• Introduced Local Law No. C-2023 to extend the Youth Deer Hunting Pilot Program through 2025

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee is considering several purchases and contracts, including a $157,714 loader, a $39,907 van, and a legal services contract for a potential insulin pricing lawsuit. They will also hold public hearings on the special assessment roll and a proposed local law to extend the youth deer hunting pilot program. The committee will vote on amending pay rates for the Office for the Aging and creating a new Public Health Specialist position.

• Purchase of one 2023 John Deere 344L loader from 5 Star Equipment for $157,714.08
• Purchase of one 2023 Chevrolet Express van from Cappellino Chevrolet for $39,906.90
• Authorize contract with Napoli Shkolnik PLLC for contingency-fee litigation against drug manufacturers/PBMs over insulin pricing
• Public hearing on special assessment roll objections on October 11, 2023
• Public hearing on Local Law C-2023 to extend youth deer hunting pilot program through 2025 on September 27, 2023

The committee approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,085,242.02 and authorized the purchase of a loader and a sheriff's office van. Other actions included amending pay rates for the Office for the Aging, creating a Public Health Specialist position, and authorizing legal services for insulin-related litigation.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #8A for $2,085,242.02
• Approved purchase of 2023 John Deere 344L loader not to exceed $157,714.08
• Approved purchase of 2023 Chevrolet Express Van not to exceed $39,906.90
• Approved contract with Napoli Shkolnik, PLLC for litigation against drug manufacturers/PBMs
• Approved accounting services contract with Drescher & Malecki LLP not to exceed $70,000 per year
• Approved creation of one full-time Public Health Specialist position
• Approved pay rate increases and new substitute positions for Office for the Aging
• Scheduled public hearings for special assessment roll objections (Oct 11) and Youth Deer Hunting Pilot Program extension (Sept 27)

Public Services Committee

The Livingston County Public Services Committee is meeting to consider several action items, including awarding a contract for bulk road salt, authorizing a school resource deputy contract, purchasing a new van for the Sheriff's Office, and scheduling a public hearing for a Community Development Block Grant application. The committee will also receive informational updates on various capital projects and department activities.

• Award contract to American Rock Salt Co. for crushed rock salt at $45.00-$67.59/ton for 2023-2024
• Authorize joint contract for School Resource Deputy with Town of Lima, Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District, and Lima Christian School totaling $84,798.24
• Purchase one 2023 Chevrolet Express Van for Sheriff's Office at $39,906.90
• Authorize contract with NYS Unified Court System for cleaning court facilities at $186,073 for first year
• Schedule public hearing on Sept 13 for CDBG application for economic development in Town of Livonia

The committee approved several procurement contracts for road salt, a sheriff's office vehicle, and a loader for central services. It also authorized a joint contract for school resource deputies and scheduled a public hearing for a community development grant in the Town of Livonia.

• Approved contracts with American Rock Salt Co., Inc. for crushed rock salt (Carried)
• Approved $84,798.24 joint contract for school resource deputies for Town of Lima, Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District, and Lima Christian School (Carried)
• Approved purchase of one 2023 Chevrolet Express Van for Sheriff’s Office not to exceed $39,906.90 (Carried)
• Approved $186,073.00 contract with State of New York Unified Court System for cleaning and maintenance (Carried)
• Approved purchase of one 2023 John Deere 344L loader not to exceed $157,714.08 (Carried)
• Scheduled September 13, 2023 public hearing for CDBG application for Town of Livonia (Carried)
• Reached consensus to begin negotiations with Green Spark for a solar purchase power agreement

Human Services Committee

The committee approved a bulk oxygen delivery contract for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation. It also approved multiple contracts for the Department of Health, including Pre-K therapy services and software. The committee received operational updates regarding nursing facility occupancy and staffing.

• Approved bulk oxygen delivery and equipment contract with Messer LLC (Carried)
• Approved Pre-K speech therapy contracts for Jaime Beardsley, Erika Brace, Ashley Kurtz, and Carol Lynch-Ricotta (Carried)
• Approved Pre-K occupational and physical therapy contract with Breaking Boundaries OT and PT Services, PLLC (Carried)
• Approved Pre-K software contract with James McGuiness & Associates, Inc. (Carried)
• Approved participating provider contracts with Independent Health Association, Inc. and TriaDD NY, LLC (Carried)
• Approved National WIC Association contract for workforce project (Carried)
• Approved S2AY Rural Health Network contract for Fellows Local Coordinator (Carried)
• Approved Warren’s Commercial Cleaning, Inc. contract for Warsaw WIC Clinic (Carried)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors is meeting to approve the abstract of claims totaling $2,519,514.38, amend the 2023 budget for several departments, authorize a fund transfer for economic development, and purchase a 2020 Ford F-350 pickup for the Highway Department. They will also consider a youth board appointment and hear a project update and 2024 budget request from the LivWell Community, Wellness and Fitness Center.

• Approval of Abstract of Claims #7B totaling $2,519,514.38
• Budget amendments for Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation, Highway, and Sheriff's Office
• Transfer of funds for Economic Development
• Purchase of 2020 Ford F-350 XLT pickup truck for Highway Department at cost not to exceed $35,910.00
• Appointment of James Merrick to Livingston County Youth Board

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider several action items, including the purchase of a 2020 Ford F-350 pickup truck with snow equipment for the Highway Department at a cost not to exceed $35,910. The committee will also review and approve abstracts of claims, budget amendments for the Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation, Highway, and Sheriff's Office, and a fund transfer for the Department of Health. Informational reports will cover budget 2024, ARPA re-grants, sales tax, and other updates.

• Purchase of 2020 Ford F-350 XLT pickup truck with snow plow package for $35,910 from Auctions International
• Approving Abstract of Claims #7B-July 26, 2023
• Amending 2023 budget for Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation, Highway, and Sheriff's Office
• Authorizing transfer of funds for Department of Health (Lead program, $5,000 for Lead Care 2 Machine)
• Informational: 8 Congressionally-Directed Spending Requests totaling nearly $12 million

The committee approved the purchase of a 2020 Ford F-350 pickup truck for the Highway Department. Members also approved Abstract of Claims #7B and several budget amendments and fund transfers.

• Approved purchase of 2020 Ford F-350 XLT pickup truck for Highway Department not to exceed $35,910.00
• Approved Abstract of Claims #7B dated July 26, 2023 in the amount of $2,519,514.38
• Approved 2023 budget amendments for Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation, Highway, and Sheriff’s Office
• Approved transfer of funds for the Department of Health

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board will review four zoning referrals, including a rezoning in Avon, a campground and a moratorium in Nunda, and a telecommunications tower in Livonia. They will also welcome a new member and approve minutes from previous meetings.

• Zoning Referral #2023-046: Rezoning 2851 and 2861 Lakeville Road, Avon, from Agricultural to Planned Development District
• Zoning Referral #2023-051: Site plan and special use permit for campground at 8793 State Route 408, Nunda
• Zoning Referral #2023-048: Conditional use permit for Verizon Wireless telecommunications tower on Niver Road, Livonia
• Zoning Referral #2023-052: Review of 12-month moratorium on commercial development in Nunda

The Board approved a rezoning request for a planned development district in the Town of Avon and a 12-month commercial development moratorium in the Town of Nunda. Two other zoning referrals failed to carry due to a lack of quorum despite receiving majority support.

• Approved rezoning of 2851 and 2861 Lakeville Road from Agricultural to Planned Development District (14-0-0)
• Approved 12-month moratorium prohibiting commercial development in Town of Nunda (14-0-0)
• Failed to approve campground site plan at 8793 State Route 408 due to lack of quorum (13-0-1)
• Failed to approve telecommunications tower on Niver Road due to lack of quorum (13-0-1)
• Approved May 11, 2023 meeting minutes
• Approved June 8, 2023 meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors is meeting to approve a $2,768,110.44 abstract of claims, set new mental health clinic rates effective July 1, 2023, and authorize several contracts for health, social services, and public works. They will also hold a public hearing on a proposed property tax exemption for volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers, and schedule a hearing for a CDBG grant program. Most items are routine approvals and appointments.

• Approving Abstract of Claims #7A totaling $2,768,110.44
• Public hearing on Local Law B-2023 for partial property tax exemption for volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers
• Authorizing contracts for Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation with Health System Services and Trustaff Travel Nurses
• Establishing new mental health clinic fee schedule with rate increases for several services
• Awarding custodial services bid to Cleantec Services for various county buildings

The Board of Supervisors approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,768,110.44 and established a new fee schedule for the Department of Health Mental Health Clinic. Several board appointments were made, and contracts for nursing and health services were authorized. A public hearing was scheduled for August 9, 2023, regarding a small business grant program.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #7A for $2,768,110.44
• Established Mental Health Clinic fee schedule effective July 1, 2023
• Authorized contracts for Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation with Health System Services, LTD. and Trustaff Travel Nurses, LLC
• Authorized Department of Health contracts with Explore Your Roar Speech Therapy, Kathleen Grimsley, Kasey Johnson, Keuka College, Jill Olsen, and SUNY Geneseo
• Appointed Tammy Underhill to the Community Initiatives Council
• Appointed Donald R. Wilcox to the Planning Board
• Appointed Timothy Archibald to the Traffic Safety Board
• Scheduled public hearing for August 9, 2023, regarding CDBG-CV small business grants

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee is meeting to consider several personnel and financial actions, including creating new positions, setting salaries, approving contracts, adopting a local law for volunteer firefighter/ambulance worker tax exemptions, and authorizing purchases and budget amendments. The agenda includes both action items and informational reports.

• Create 20 full-time Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions at the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation
• Create one full-time Sentencing Specialist position in the Public Defender's office, funded by ILS Hurrell-Harring reimbursement
• Set part-time Assistant Public Defender salary at $40,000 for Christian A. Catalano
• Adopt Local Law B-2023 providing partial real property tax exemption for volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers
• Authorize purchase of 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 for Emergency Management at $64,209.43

The committee approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,768,110.44 and ratified a collective bargaining agreement for the Coalition of Patrol Services. It also authorized the purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet Silverado for Emergency Management and adopted a tax exemption for qualifying volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #7A for $2,768,110.44
• Adopted Local Law B-2023 providing partial real property tax exemptions for qualifying volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers
• Approved purchase of one 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 for $64,209.43
• Ratified collective bargaining agreement with Livingston County Coalition of Patrol Services (effective Jan 1, 2023 - Dec 31, 2026)
• Created 20 full-time Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions at Wage Grade 4
• Created one full-time Sentencing Specialist position at Wage Grade 12
• Established $40,000 annual salary for part-time Assistant Public Defender Christian A. Catalano
• Approved $33,675 contract with Employee Services LLC for an Employee Assistance Program

Public Services Committee

The Livingston County Public Services Committee is reviewing several action items, including the purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet Silverado for emergency management, a contract for pavement marking services, and a professional services contract for the Gypsy Lane fuel station replacement. The committee will also consider appointments, a public hearing for a COVID-19 business grant program, and a sublease with T-Mobile for a communications tower.

• Purchase of one 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 for $64,209.43 from Barnard Chevrolet
• Contract with C&S Engineers for $363,340 for fuel island replacement design and inspection
• Pavement marking services contract with Seneca Pavement Marking, Inc. (unit prices per mile)
• Public hearing scheduled for Aug 9 on CDBG COVID-19 Back to Business program
• T-Mobile sublease at Short Tract Road tower for $3,000/month

The committee approved several contracts for emergency management equipment, cemetery signage, and highway services. It also authorized a new part-time Assistant Public Defender salary and a full-time Sentencing Specialist position.

• Approved purchase of 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 for OEM not to exceed $64,209.43
• Approved contract with Sign Language, Inc. for cemetery signs not to exceed $6,000.00
• Approved pavement marking services contract with Seneca Pavement Marking, Inc.
• Approved $363,340 contract with C&S Engineers, Inc. for Gypsy Lane fuel station replacement
• Appointed Timothy Archibald to the Traffic Safety Board
• Scheduled public hearing for August 9, 2023, regarding CDBG-CV small business grants
• Established $40,000 annual salary for part-time Assistant Public Defender Christian A. Catalano
• Approved creation of one full-time Sentencing Specialist position

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will consider amending the 2023 salary schedule to create 20 full-time Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions at the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, and authorize contracts for medical supplies, supplemental staffing, and COVID-19 lab services. They will also review workforce development items, including a contract with The Bonadio Group for auditing and an amendment to the Summer Youth Employment Program, plus health department contracts for therapy services and a fee schedule update for the mental health clinic.

• Create 20 full-time Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions at Wage Grade 4
• Authorize contracts for Health System Services, Trustaff Travel Nurses, and Wyoming County Community Health System
• Approve $25,000 contract with The Bonadio Group for WIOA contractor auditing
• Amend Resolution 2022-422 for Summer Youth Employment Program final payroll
• Adopt new mental health clinic fee schedule effective July 1, 2023

The committee approved the creation of 20 Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions and several service contracts for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, Workforce Development, and Health Department. It also appointed Tammy Underhill to the Community Initiatives Council and authorized payroll processing for the Summer Youth Employment Program.

• Approved creation of 20 full-time Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions (Carried)
• Approved contracts for Health System Services, Ltd., Trustaff Travel Nurses, LLC, and Wyoming County Community Health System (Carried)
• Appointed Tammy Underhill to the Community Initiatives Council for term 7/12/23-12/31/25 (Carried)
• Approved contract with The Bonadio Group not to exceed $25,000 for WIOA contractor auditing (Carried)
• Approved resolution to determine final payroll for Summer Youth Employment Program participants (Carried)
• Approved speech therapy contracts for the Preschool Program with Explore Your Roar Speech Therapy, PLLC and Kathleen Grimsley

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors is considering a resolution to authorize litigation against New York State to block the 2023 amendment to Section 502 of the Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law, which changed the governance of the Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation. The board will also vote on routine items including claims approval, budget amendments, and a contract increase for the employee recognition event.

• Resolution to authorize litigation to enjoin the 2023 modification to Section 502 of the Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law
• Approval of Abstract of Claims #6B in the amount of $1,966,932.26
• Amendment to increase Partyman Catering & Rental contract for employee recognition from $5,000 to $6,000
• Budget amendments for Department of Health, Planning, and Sheriff
• Establishment of a new account for Planning

The Board of Supervisors authorized litigation to block a 2023 state law modification that changed voting procedures for the Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation. The Board also approved nearly $2 million in claims and several budget adjustments.

• Authorized litigation to enjoin the 2023 modification to Section 502 of the NYS Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law (Adopted)
• Approved Abstract of Claims #6B in the amount of $1,966,932.26 (Adopted)
• Increased Partyman Catering & Rental contract for Employee Recognition event to not exceed $6,000.00 (Adopted)
• Approved budget amendments for Department of Health, Planning, and Sheriff (Adopted)
• Authorized establishment of a new account for Planning (Adopted)
• Appointed Lorilyn Doe to the Livingston County Youth Board (At Pleasure)

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider authorizing litigation against New York State over a 2023 law change that altered the voting structure of the Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation, which the county argues violates the state constitution. The committee will also review the county's audited financial statements, approve an increased contract for the employee recognition event, and handle several budget amendments.

• Resolution to sue New York State over Section 502 modification to Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law
• Increase Partyman Catering & Rental contract for employee recognition from $5,000 to $6,000
• Approve Abstract of Claims #6B totaling $1,966,932.26
• Budget amendments for Health (WIC grant $4,242), Planning (Solar Position $70,406), Sheriff's Office ($2,254.20)
• Establish new account for Planning Mobility Management Services ($35,616)

The committee approved legal action to challenge a 2023 modification to the New York State Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law regarding the Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation. Other actions included approving a claims abstract and budget amendments. The committee also reviewed the 2022 audited financial statements.

• Authorized litigation to enjoin the 2023 modification to Section 502 of the Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law (Carried)
• Approved increasing the Partyman Catering & Rental contract for the 2023 Employee Recognition event to $6,000 (Carried)
• Approved Abstract of Claims #6B dated June 28, 2023, totaling $1,966,932.26 (Carried)
• Approved budget amendments for the Department of Health, Planning, and Sheriff (Carried)
• Approved establishing a new Planning account for mobility management services (Carried)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors is meeting to approve a $2.18 million claims abstract, introduce a local law for a partial property tax exemption for volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers, and vote on resolutions supporting applications for state farmland protection grants for three farms. The board will also consider several contracts for county services, including radiology, medical, and staffing services for the nursing center, and various health and social services contracts.

• Approval of Abstract of Claims #6A totaling $2,182,498.59
• Introduction of Local Law B-2023 providing partial real property tax exemption for volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers
• Resolutions supporting NYS Farmland Protection Implementation Grants for Brady Farm, Doolittle Farm, and Zornow Farm
• Contract with UltraMobile Imaging for radiology services at the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (fee schedule)
• Contract with Mobile Primary Care for medical services at the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (fee schedule)

The Board of Supervisors approved a claims abstract totaling over $2.18 million and appointed Scott Hulburt to the Planning Board. The Board also voted to support grant applications for the Brady, Doolittle, and Zornow farms. A local law providing real property tax exemptions for qualifying volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers was introduced.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #6A for $2,182,498.59 (Ayes-4,607; Noes-0)
• Appointed Scott Hulburt to the Livingston County Planning Board
• Supported NYSFPIG grant application for Brady Farm
• Supported NYSFPIG grant application for Doolittle Farm
• Supported NYSFPIG grant application for Zornow Farm
• Approved minutes of 5/24/23 Regular Meeting
• Introduced Local Law B-2023 for volunteer firefighter and ambulance worker tax exemptions

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee is meeting to consider several personnel changes, including new nursing and sheriff's positions, and to authorize a $1 million ARPA fund allocation to the Livingston County Development Corporation. They will also introduce a local law for a volunteer firefighter/ambulance worker property tax exemption and set a public hearing, plus approve a collective bargaining agreement with CSEA part-time employees.

• Authorize $1,000,000 in ARPA funds to Livingston County Development Corporation for small business support
• Create Deputy Director for Finance at CNR with salary $100,000-$115,000
• Create 3 Deputy Sheriff/Road Patrol positions funded by federal COPS grant
• Appoint Kelly E. Greenway as Training and Professional Development Coordinator at $77,500/year
• Public hearing on Local Law B-2023 for partial property tax exemption for volunteer firefighters/ambulance workers

The committee approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,182,498.59 and authorized several personnel additions and conversions across county departments. A public hearing was scheduled for July 12, 2023, regarding a proposed real property tax exemption for qualifying volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #6A in the amount of $2,182,498.59
• Approved creation of two Charge Nurse and two Activities Aide positions at the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation
• Approved creation of a Deputy Director for Finance position ($100,000-$115,000 salary)
• Approved creation of three Deputy Sheriff/Road Patrol positions and one Clerk position
• Approved conversion of one part-time Program Assistant to full-time for the Office for the Aging
• Appointed Kelly E. Greenway as Training and Professional Development Coordinator at $77,500 annually
• Approved contract with JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. for a Commercial Credit Card Program
• Scheduled public hearing for July 12, 2023, on Local Law No. B-2023 regarding volunteer firefighter/ambulance worker tax exemptions

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board is meeting to review three zoning referrals, including a proposed one-year moratorium on commercial and large-scale wind towers in the Town of Sparta, an area variance for a garage and residence addition in Livonia, and a site plan for a storage building in Lima. The board will also conduct training on county mapping tools and handle routine administrative items.

• Zoning Referral #2023-041: Town of Sparta one-year moratorium on commercial and large-scale wind towers
• Zoning Referral #2023-038: Area variance for new garage and additions at 5218 East Lake Road, Town of Livonia (Jeff & Kathleen Padick)
• Zoning Referral #2023-039: Site plan review for storage building/workshop addition at 1886 Dalton Road, Town of Lima (Tony Tondryk)
• Training: County mapping tools
• Approval of minutes from May 11, 2023 meeting

The board was unable to approve the May 11 minutes or pass motions on three zoning referrals because a quorum was not present. The meeting included training on county mapping tools and local announcements.

• Approval of May 11, 2023 minutes: Failed to carry due to lack of quorum
• Zoning Referral #2023-041 (Town of Sparta wind tower moratorium): Motion to recommend approval failed to carry due to lack of quorum (12-0-0)
• Zoning Referral #2023-038 (Town of Livonia garage/residence variance): Motion to recommend disapproval failed to carry due to lack of quorum (9-2-1)
• Zoning Referral #2023-039 (Town of Lima storage building/workshop): Motion of no significant impact failed to carry due to lack of quorum (12-0-0)

Public Services Committee

The Livingston County Public Services Committee is meeting to consider several action items, including appointing a new planning board member, authorizing contracts for planning and sheriff's office services, supporting farmland protection grant applications, and amending the county salary schedule to create new sheriff's office positions. The agenda also includes informational reports on the Light Up Livingston initiative and new GIS applications.

• Appoint Scott Hulburt to Planning Board (Town of York)
• Authorize Arc Glow contract up to $35,616 for mobility management
• Authorize GeoCove contract up to $15,315 for GIS services
• Support NYSFPIG applications for Zornow, Brady, and Doolittle farms
• Create 3 Deputy Sheriff/Road Patrol positions (COPS grant) and 1 Clerk position

The committee approved several contracts for planning and sheriff's office services, including GIS and mobility management. It also formally supported three farm applications for the New York State Farmland Protection Implementation Grants program.

• Appointed Scott Hulburt to the Livingston County Planning Board (Carried)
• Approved ARC GLOW contract for mobility management services, not to exceed $35,616.00 (Carried)
• Approved GeoCove, Inc. contract for GIS services, not to exceed $15,315.00 (Carried)
• Supported NYS Farmland Protection grant applications for Zornow, Brady, and Doolittle farms (Carried)
• Approved Sheriff's Office contracts for NMS Labs and Genesee Valley BOCES ($7,931.00) (Carried)
• Amended Resolution No. 2015-332 to remove the E911 Committee advisory section (Carried)
• Appointed Joseph Geer and George Worden, Jr. to the Emergency Communications Governance Board (Carried)

Human Services Committee

The Livingston County Human Services Committee will consider several action items, including a $1,032,182 grant contract for the Office for the Aging, a $73,000 contract for educational support services, and a $1,325 contract for summer youth employment transportation. The committee will also receive informational updates on unemployment rates, department statistics, and program reports.

• Authorize $1,032,182 grant from NYS Office for the Aging for 2023-2024 programs
• Authorize $73,000 contract with EnCompass Resources for Learning for educational support in Dansville & Wayland-Cohocton school districts
• Authorize $1,325 contract with C&F Transportation for summer youth employment transportation
• Authorize $27,740 donated funds agreement for Preventive Services local share
• Authorize multiple health department contracts for therapy and lab services

The committee approved several contracts for workforce development, senior services, and educational support. This included a grant for the Office for the Aging and a preventive services contract for local school districts.

• Approved $1,325 contract with C&F Transportation, Inc. for summer youth employment transportation (Carried)
• Approved $1,032,182 grant award contract from New York State Office for the Aging for 2023-2024 programs (Carried)
• Approved $73,000 contract with EnCompass Resources for Learning for educational support in Dansville and Wayland-Cohocton school districts (Carried)
• Approved $27,740 agreement to accept donated funds from Education Success Foundation for Preventive Services (Carried)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors approved an abstract of claims totaling $3,145,106.21 and allocated $50,000 in ARPA funds for job training. Members also authorized several service contracts and a grant application for community signage.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #5B for $3,145,106.21 (Ayes-4,875, Noes-0)
• Appointed Thomas Wamp to Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation Board (Ayes-4,875, Noes-0)
• Approved budget amendments for Health, Highway, and Sheriff's Office (Ayes-4,875, Noes-0)
• Allocated $50,000 in ARPA funds to Workforce Development for job training (Ayes-4,875, Noes-0)
• Authorized Highway Department contracts with Larry’s Latrines, Everett Restoration, and West Wild Life (Ayes-4,875, Noes-0)
• Authorized electricity contract with Constellation New Energy Inc. (Ayes-4,875, Noes-0)
• Authorized $500,000 grant application to Northern Border Regional Commission for wayfinding signage (Ayes-4,875, Noes-0)
• Appointed Margaret Betette as Director of Community Health at $79,000 annual salary (Ayes-4,875, Noes-0)

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee is meeting to consider several action items, including appointing a new Director of Community Health, allocating $50,000 in ARPA funds for workforce development, and authorizing contracts for highway services, records destruction, electricity, and a grant application. The committee will also receive informational updates from various departments. The agenda includes both decisions and discussion items.

• Appoint Margaret Betette as Director of Community Health at $79,000/year
• Allocate $50,000 in ARPA funds to Workforce Development for job training
• Authorize highway contracts: Larry's Latrines ($155/unit/month), Everett Restoration, West Wild Life
• Authorize records destruction contract with Certified Document Destruction ($0.11/lb, $249 min)
• Authorize $500,000 grant application for Wayfinding Master Plan (390 corridor)

The committee approved a $50,000 allocation of American Rescue Plan funds for workforce development job training. Other actions included appointing a Director of Community Health and authorizing several service contracts for highway and records management.

• Appointed Margaret Betette as Director of Community Health at an annual salary of $79,000
• Approved $50,000 in ARPA funds for Workforce Development job training services
• Approved portable toilet rental contract with Larry’s Latrines ($155 per unit/month)
• Approved wildlife control contracts with Everett Restoration and West Wild Life
• Approved confidential shredding and e-waste contract with Certified Document Destruction and Recycling ($0.11/pound)

Planning Board

The Board recommended approval for a short-term rental law in the Town of Geneseo and solar/wind energy moratoriums in the Towns of Sparta and West Sparta. All three recommendations included staff advisory and board comments.

• Recommended approval of Town of Geneseo short-term rental local law (15-2-0)
• Recommended approval of Town of Sparta solar moratorium extension (17-0-0)
• Recommended approval of Town of West Sparta 9-month moratorium on commercial solar, battery storage, and wind turbines (17-0-0)
• Approved April 13, 2023, meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors approved an abstract of claims totaling $1,708,229.23. The board also appointed members to the Alternatives to Incarceration Advisory Board, Planning Board, and Traffic Safety Board. Several proclamations were issued for health, nursing, and economic development awareness weeks.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #5A for $1,708,229.23 (Ayes-4,265; Noes-0)
• Approved minutes of 4/26/23 Regular Meeting
• Appointed David Provo, Jennifer Noto, Aaron Galvin, and Kristen Fisher to Alternatives to Incarceration Advisory Board
• Appointed Donald R. Wilcox to Planning Board (term 5/1/23-12/31/23)
• Appointed Ronald Beach III and Steven Minges to Traffic Safety Board (terms ending 12/31/23)
• Proclaimed May 15-20, 2023 as Nursing Home Week
• Proclaimed May 2023 as Mental Health Month
• Proclaimed May 6-12, 2023 as National Nurses Week

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider several action items, including amending the 2023 pay rates for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, amending the salary schedule for the Department of Health, authorizing the purchase of a new ambulance for up to $148,600, declaring two aging Dodge Caravans as surplus, and approving the apportionment of mortgage tax receipts totaling $528,356.84 to towns and villages. The committee will also discuss personnel and retirement reporting changes, and receive informational updates on various county operations.

• Authorize purchase of one 2023 Ford Demers Type 3 ambulance from North Eastern Rescue Vehicles, Inc. for $148,600
• Approve apportionment of mortgage tax receipts for 10/01/22–03/31/23 totaling $528,356.84 to towns and villages
• Amend 2023 salary schedule: create Director of Community Health position ($75,000–$79,000), delete Director of Patient Services and Public Health Assistant positions
• Declare two Dodge Caravans (2011, 2013) as surplus property for disposal
• Rescind and replace retirement reporting resolutions for elected and appointed officials

The committee approved an abstract of claims totaling $1,708,229.23 and the purchase of a new ambulance. Personnel changes were made to the Department of Health and nursing pay rates, and mortgage tax receipts were apportioned to various municipalities.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #5A for $1,708,229.23
• Approved purchase of one 2023 Ford Demers Type 3 Ambulance for up to $148,600.00
• Approved $44.34/hour pay rate for per diem Charge RNs (Out of Title)
• Approved creation of full-time Director of Community Health ($75,000-$79,000) and deletion of three other health department positions
• Approved distribution of $528,356.84 in mortgage tax receipts to towns and villages
• Rescinded Resolution No. 2022-300 regarding 2022 retirement reporting
• Approved resolutions establishing standard work days and retirement reporting credits for officials and employees

Public Services Committee

The Livingston County Public Services Committee will consider several contracts and purchases, including a $675,000 fire training tower, a $148,600 ambulance, and a $45,000 hazardous waste collection contract. They will also review a proposed PILOT agreement for a solar project in Avon and receive updates on probation and emergency services.

• Contract with WHP Trainingtowers for fire training tower, not to exceed $675,000, funded by ARPA
• Purchase of 2023 Ford Demers ambulance from North Eastern Rescue Vehicles for $148,600
• Contract with Environmental Enterprises for household hazardous waste collection, $45,000
• PILOT agreement with Dimension Renewable Energy for 3.65 MW solar project in Avon, 15-year term with payments starting at $3,650
• Proclamation of EMS Week May 21-27, 2023

The Public Services Committee approved several contracts, including a $675,000 fire training tower for the Office of Emergency Management funded by ARPA, and a $45,000 contract with Environmental Enterprises for the 2023 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program. Also approved were a $12,859.87 vehicle equipment contract for a 2022 Chevrolet 2500 pickup truck, a three-year contract with Alcohol Monitoring Systems for probation electronic monitoring, and a proclamation for EMS Week. All motions carried unanimously.

• Approved $45,000 contract with Environmental Enterprises for 2023 Household Hazardous Waste Collection (carried)
• Approved $12,859.87 bid to 10-75 Emergency Vehicles for aftermarket vehicle equipment (carried)
• Approved $675,000 contract with WHP Trainingtowers for fire training tower (carried)
• Approved three-year contract with Alcohol Monitoring Systems for electronic monitoring equipment and services (carried)
• Proclaimed May 21-27, 2023 as Emergency Medical Services Week (carried)

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will consider a proclamation for Nursing Home Week, authorize contracts for the nursing home and social services, and amend pay rates for charge RNs. The nursing home is requesting an additional $2.5 million transfer from the county to cover a bond payment, and the Department of Social Services is seeking approval for multiple contracts including psychological evaluations, counseling, and translation services.

• Proclaiming May 15-20, 2023 as Nursing Home Week
• Authorizing contract with Genesee Valley Educational Partnership for CNA program (no cost)
• Amending 2023 pay rates to add $44.34/hr for Charge RN (out of title)
• Requesting $2,500,000 transfer for nursing home bond payment
• Approving DSS contracts: Christopher Dehon ($125/hr), Hillside Children's Center ($30,250), and others

The committee approved a contract for the CNA Program Clinical Experience and updated miscellaneous pay rates for Charge RNs. It also authorized several contracts for the Department of Social Services, including psychological evaluations and behavioral health counseling. Additionally, the committee proclaimed May 15-20, 2023, as Nursing Home Week.

• Approved proclamation of May 15-20, 2023 as Nursing Home Week (Carried)
• Approved contract with Genesee Valley Educational Partnership (GSLW BOCES) for CNA Program Clinical Experience (Carried)
• Approved Charge RN (Out of Title) pay rate of $44.34/hour (Carried)
• Approved contract with Christopher Dehon, Ph.D. for psychological evaluations (Carried)
• Approved contract with Genesee-Livingston-Orleans-Wyoming Counties Chapter NYSARC, Inc. for Work Experience program (Carried)
• Approved $30,250 contract with Hillside Children’s Center for Youth Court Preventive Services Program (Carried)
• Approved contract with John V. Brennick for behavioral health counseling (Carried)
• Approved contract with Language Services Associates, Inc. (Carried)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will vote on routine financial matters, including approving $2,020,066.41 in claims and authorizing increases to several capital project accounts. They will also consider transferring records inventory functions, amending the salary schedule, and approving youth sports contracts.

• Approve Abstract of Claims #4B totaling $2,020,066.41
• Increase capital accounts: Al Lorenz Park ($150,000), Ambulance Equipment ($200,000), Auditorium Upgrades ($100,000), CNR ($100,000), County Wide System Improvements ($100,000), E911 ($200,000), Government Center Upgrades ($50,000), Highway Upgrades ($50,000)
• Transfer Records Inventory Supervisor functions to Records Management Department
• Convert Computer Training Coordinator to part-time; delete two Records Inventory Clerk positions
• Authorize youth sports contracts totaling $16,350 for five organizations

The Board of Supervisors approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,020,066.41 and authorized multiple capital project account increases. The board also approved professional services contracts for youth sports equipment and amended the 2023 budget and salary schedules.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #4B for $2,020,066.41
• Approved budget amendments for Central Services, Department of Health, and Sheriff’s Office
• Approved capital project increases including $200,000 for Ambulance Equipment and $200,000 for E911 Emergency Communications Upgrade
• Approved capital project increases of $150,000 for Al Lorenz Park, $100,000 for Auditorium Upgrades, $100,000 for CNR, $100,000 for County Wide System Improvements, $50,000 for Government Center Upgrades, and $50,000 for Highway Upgrades
• Transferred Records Inventory Supervisor functions to the Records Management Department
• Amended 2023 Salary Schedule to convert one Computer Training Coordinator Operator to part-time and delete two Records Inventory Clerk positions
• Approved youth sports equipment contracts for Avon Braves ($3,131), Cal Mum Youth Basketball ($3,644), GLOW YMCA ($3,603), Livingston County Legends ($2,494), and Livwell Community Wellness & Fitness Center ($3,478)
• Appointed Dwight Knapp to the Agricultural and Farmland Protection Board for term 6/2/2023-6/1/27

Ways and Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee will consider several action items, including amending the 2023 salary schedule for IT positions, authorizing five youth sports and education contracts totaling $16,350 funded entirely by NYS, and approving budget amendments and capital project account increases. The committee will also discuss peace officer status for fire investigators and hear an indigent burial discussion.

• Amend 2023 salary schedule: convert one Computer Training Coordinator/Operator to part-time, delete two Records Inventory Clerk positions
• Authorize $16,350 in contracts for youth sports equipment to five organizations (Avon Braves, Cal Mum, GLOW YMCA, Livingston County Legends, Livwell)
• Approve $1.05M in capital project increases: Al Lorenz Park ($150K), Ambulance Equipment ($200K), Auditorium Upgrades ($100K), CNR ($100K), County Wide System ($100K), E911 ($200K), Government Center ($50K), Highway ($50K)
• Transfer Records Inventory Supervisor functions from Administration to Records Management effective 4/26/2023
• Discuss peace officer status for fire investigators

The committee approved funding for several capital projects and authorized professional services contracts for youth sports. It also approved budget amendments and personnel changes within Information & Technology Services.

• Approved $950,000 in annual capital project increases for parks, ambulance equipment, and infrastructure
• Approved Abstract of Claims #4B in the amount of $2,020,066.41
• Approved professional services contracts for five youth sports and education organizations
• Approved converting one full-time Computer Training Coordinator Operator to part-time
• Approved deleting one full-time and one part-time Records Inventory Clerk position
• Approved amending 2023 budget for Central Services, Department of Health, and Sheriff’s Office
• Approved transferring Records Inventory Supervisor functions to Records Management Department
• Approved adding part-time Computer Training Coordinator/Operator to 2023 miscellaneous pay rates

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board is reviewing several zoning referrals, including solar and battery storage regulations for the Towns of Conesus and York, a site plan for a car wash in Geneseo, and a mixed-use development in the Town of Geneseo. The board will also approve minutes from previous meetings and handle routine business.

• Zoning Referral #2023-013: Town of Conesus law on solar and battery energy storage systems
• Zoning Referral #2023-015: Town of York 12-month moratorium on large-scale battery storage
• Zoning Referral #2023-014: Town of York zoning text amendment for solar energy systems
• Zoning Referral #2022-023: Site plan and area variance for car wash at 61-67 East South Street, Geneseo
• Zoning Referral #2022-025: Site plan, special use permit, subdivision review for restaurant and multi-tenant building on Shale Drive and Gateway Drive

The Livingston County Planning Board recommended approval for several zoning referrals, including solar energy regulations in Conesus and York, a car wash in the Village of Geneseo, and a mixed-use development in the Town of Geneseo. Most approvals included staff advisory and board comments regarding traffic, environmental protection, and screening.

• Recommended approval of Town of Conesus solar and battery storage law (14-0-1)
• Recommended approval of Town of York 12-month battery storage moratorium (15-0-0)
• Recommended approval of Town of York solar energy regulations text amendment (15-0-0)
• Recommended approval of car wash site plan and variance at 61-67 East South Street (14-1-0)
• Recommended approval of restaurant and retail development on Shale and Gateway Drive (14-1-0)
• Approved February 9, 2023 meeting minutes
• Approved March 9, 2023 meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will vote on a $2.82 million claims abstract, multiple contracts for health and workforce services, and a resolution opposing a state bill that would mandate additional full-time election staff. They will also make several board appointments and proclaim National Public Health Week.

• Approving Abstract of Claims #4A totaling $2,820,390.69
• Authorizing contracts for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, including $20,268 for telemedicine and a supplemental staffing contract with RTG Medical
• Authorizing multiple Department of Health contracts, including $198,959.19 for mobile mental health crisis services and $53,406.80 for Arc GLOW program expansion
• Authorizing workforce development contracts, including $399,000 for Livingston County Workforce Development and $289,100 for Genesee County
• Resolution opposing NYS bills S.644 and A.1258 that would mandate local boards of elections to hire additional full-time staff

The Board of Supervisors approved a major highway project for County Road 62 and authorized several health and workforce development contracts. Members also voted to oppose New York State legislation regarding mandatory election staff hiring and requested the state maintain the current 8% sales tax rate.

• Approved $3,874,988.00 for County Road 62 (Bronson Hill Road) rehabilitation (Ayes-4,774)
• Approved Abstract of Claims #4A in the amount of $2,820,390.69 (Ayes-4,774)
• Opposed NYS Senate Bill S.644 and Assembly Bill A.1258 regarding election staff mandates (Ayes-4,774)
• Requested NYS Legislature maintain current sales tax rate via Senate Bill S.5119-A and Assembly Bill A.5768A (Ayes-3,678)
• Ratified collective bargaining agreement with New York State Nurses Association through 2027 (Ayes-4,774)
• Approved $584,848.84 contract with Frontier Communications for 911 Center call-taking system (Ayes-4,774)
• Authorized $50,000 grant application to update the Agricultural and Farmland Protection Plan (Ayes-4,774)
• Approved $50,000 contract with CPL for Government Center generator professional services (Ayes-4,774)

Ways and Means Committee

The committee approved several new positions for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation and other departments. It also authorized a request to the New York State Legislature to allow the county to impose an additional sales tax rate.

• Approved creation of 5 positions at Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation
• Approved creation of permanent Seasonal Intern position for Central Services at $16.25/hour
• Approved creation of full-time Senior Computer Services Assistant position
• Approved catering contract for 2023 Employee Recognition not to exceed $5,000
• Approved Home Rule Request to NY State to authorize additional sales and compensating use taxes
• Approved amendment to remove written sick leave record requirements for officers and department heads
• Appointed 7 members to the Livingston County Land Bank Corporation Board
• Approved $50,000 grant application for updating the Agricultural and Farmland Protection Plan

Public Services Committee

The Livingston County Public Services Committee will consider several contracts and grants, including a $3.87 million appropriation for the Bronson Hill Road rehabilitation project and a $584,848.84 contract for the 911 center's call-taking system. Other items include agreements for the Public Defender's office, County Clerk's E-ZPass program, Emergency Management A/V upgrades, Probation grants, and Historian services. The agenda also includes informational reports on Probation workload and Historian activities.

• Appropriation of $3,874,988 for County Rd 62 (Bronson Hill Rd) Highway Rehabilitation Project in Avon & Livonia
• Contract with Frontier Communications for $584,848.84 for 911 center call-taking system hardware/software/maintenance
• Contract with Solutionz, Inc. for $58,671 for Emergency Operations Center A/V upgrades
• Agreement with NYS Thruway Authority for E-ZPass tag sales ($21 cost, $25 retail)
• Grant award of $92,189 from NYS DCJS for Probation Raise the Age program

The committee approved several service contracts, including a $3.87M road rehabilitation project and 911 center upgrades. It also passed a resolution opposing New York State legislation that would mandate minimum staffing levels for local boards of elections.

• Approved $3,874,988 for Bronson Hill Road rehabilitation (Carried)
• Opposed NY State Bills S.644 and A.1258 regarding mandated election staff (Carried)
• Approved $584,848.84 contract with Frontier Communications for 911 Center system (Carried)
• Approved $58,671 contract with Solutionz, Inc. for EOC A/V upgrades (Carried)
• Approved $101,601 grant contract for Public Defender's Office (Carried)
• Approved agreement for County Clerk to retail E-ZPass tags (Carried)
• Approved $50,000 contract with CPL for Government Center generator design (Carried)
• Appointed members to Traffic Safety Board, Soil and Water Conservation District, and Environmental Management Council (Carried)

Human Services Committee

The Livingston County Human Services Committee will consider authorizing the Chairman to sign multiple contracts for workforce development and health services, including a $399,000 WIOA service provider contract for Livingston County and a $198,959.19 mobile mental health crisis services contract. The committee will also hear updates on workforce development programs and the Department of Health, and proclaim National Public Health Week.

• Workforce development contracts totaling over $1.2 million, including $399,000 for Livingston County WIOA services
• CASA-Trinity mobile mental health crisis services contract for $198,959.19 funded by Opioid Settlement
• ARC GLOW LIVES program expansion at SUNY Geneseo for $53,406.80
• National Public Health Week proclamation for April 3-9, 2023
• Contract for Livonia Central School District education for children with disabilities

The committee approved multiple contracts for workforce development and public health services, including WIOA service providers and mental health crisis support. It also authorized new staffing positions and a salary schedule amendment for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation.

• Approved workforce development contracts for Arc GLOW, Genesee Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council, and four counties
• Approved Health Department contracts including $198,959.19 for CASA-Trinity mobile mental health crisis services
• Approved $53,406.80 for Arc GLOW to expand the LIVES program at SUNY Geneseo
• Approved $10,000 NACCHO grant for MRC operational readiness
• Proclaimed April 3-9, 2023, as National Public Health Week
• Approved $20,268 contract for University of Rochester Medical Faculty Group remote psychiatric services
• Approved supplemental staffing contract with RTG Medical, LLC
• Created five full-time positions at the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (Senior Account Clerk/Typist, Activities Aide, COT Assistant, PT Assistant, and Hairdresser)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors approved a construction contract for a culvert replacement and opted into national opioid settlements with CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart. Other actions included approving a $2.7M claims abstract and creating 16 nursing assistant trainee positions.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #3B for $2,704,380.59
• Declared one 2012 Freightliner M2-106 Flatbed as surplus property
• Approved budget amendments for Central Services, Department of Health, and Sheriff’s Office
• Approved settlement agreements with CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart regarding the opioid crisis
• Created 16 full-time Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions
• Authorized contract for Livingston County Tourism, Inc. using hotel/motel tax revenue
• Awarded $890,228.40 contract to CP Ward, Inc. for Presbyterian Road Culvert replacement
• Requested NY State Legislature support for Michael Telesca to take the civil service exam for Deputy Sheriff

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee is reviewing several action items, including a $890,228.40 contract for the Presbyterian Road culvert replacement in Mount Morris, approval of opioid settlement agreements with CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart, and creation of 16 new Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions. The committee will also consider a Home Rule request for a sheriff's deputy candidate, approve an abstract of claims totaling $2,704,380.59, and several budget amendments.

• Award $890,228.40 contract to CP Ward, Inc. for Presbyterian Road culvert replacement (Mount Morris)
• Approve opioid settlement agreements with CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart
• Create 16 full-time Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions at the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation
• Approve Abstract of Claims #3B totaling $2,704,380.59
• Request state legislature to allow Michael Telesca to take civil service exam for sheriff's deputy

The committee approved a construction contract for a culvert replacement on Presbyterian Road and opted into national opioid settlements with CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart. Other actions included creating nursing assistant trainee positions and authorizing a tourism contract.

• Approved $890,228.40 contract with CP Ward, Inc. for Presbyterian Road culvert replacement
• Approved settlement agreements with CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart regarding opioid litigation
• Approved creation of 16 full-time Certified Nursing Assistant Trainee positions
• Approved contract for Livingston County Tourism, Inc. (95% of prior year gross lodging tax revenues)
• Approved Abstract of Claims #3B in the amount of $2,704,380.59
• Approved Home Rule Request to allow Michael Telesca to take the civil service exam for Deputy Sheriff
• Approved 2023 budget amendments for Central Services, Department of Health, and Sheriff's Office
• Declared one 2012 Freightliner M2-106 Flatbed as surplus property

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board is meeting to review three zoning referrals for 5 MW solar projects with battery storage in the Town of Mount Morris, all submitted by Amp Solar Development, Inc. The board will also introduce new members and staff, conduct training, and handle routine administrative items.

• Zoning Referral #2022-092: 5 MW solar with battery storage at 8244 Mt Morris-Nunda Rd (Allegiance)
• Zoning Referral #2022-093: 5 MW solar with battery storage at 8369 Mt Morris-Nunda Rd (Flag)
• Zoning Referral #2022-094: 5 MW solar with battery storage on Mt Morris-Nunda Rd (Bellamy)
• Introduction of new board members Theresa Gleason and Keith Stein
• Approval of minutes from February 9, 2023 meeting

The Planning Board reviewed three solar energy project referrals in the Town of Mount Morris. Although members voted unanimously to recommend approval for all three, the motions failed to carry because a quorum was not present. No official actions were taken.

• Approval of February 9, 2023, minutes tabled due to lack of quorum
• Zoning Referral #2022-092 (Allegiance solar project) motion failed to carry due to lack of quorum (13-0-0)
• Zoning Referral #2022-093 (Flag solar project) motion failed to carry due to lack of quorum (13-0-0)
• Zoning Referral #2022-094 (Bellamy solar project) motion failed to carry due to lack of quorum (13-0-0)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing and vote on Local Law A-2023 adopting a guest room occupancy tax. The board will also approve claims totaling $992,337.81, appoint members to county boards, and consider a resolution opposing proposed changes to state soil and water conservation district law.

• Public hearing on Local Law A-2023 (guest room occupancy tax)
• Resolution 2023-86 approving Abstract of Claims #3A in the amount of $992,337.81
• Resolution opposing changes to NYS Soil and Water Conservation District Law
• Appointments to Planning Board (Mary Theresa Gleason-Black, Keith Stein) and Traffic Safety Board (John Sokolofsky)
• Authorization for contracts for Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation with FLPPS and Zimmet Healthcare Services Group

The Board approved a 3% tax on short-term rentals of under 14 days to fund tourism promotion. Other actions included approving several service contracts, appointing board members, and ratifying a deputy sheriffs' collective bargaining agreement.

• Adopted Local Law No. 5 of 2023 imposing 3% guest room occupancy tax (Ayes-4,578; Noes-101)
• Approved Abstract of Claims #1A for $992,337.81 (Ayes-4,679; Noes-0)
• Ratified collective bargaining agreement with Deputy Sheriffs Coalition Unit (Ayes-4,679; Noes-0)
• Requested NY State to increase Water and Sewer Authority bond limit to $70M (Ayes-3,608; Noes-0)
• Approved $139,725 software contract with Systems East, Inc. for back tax system (Ayes-4,679; Noes-0)
• Appointed Mary Theresa Gleason-Black and Keith Stein to Planning Board (Ayes-4,679; Noes-0)
• Appointed John Sokolofsky to Traffic Safety Board (Ayes-4,679; Noes-0)
• Opposed proposed changes to NY State Soil and Water Conservation District Law (Ayes-4,679; Noes-0)

Ways and Means Committee

The committee adopted Local Law No. A-2023 regarding the guest room occupancy tax and ratified a collective bargaining agreement for the Deputy Sheriffs Coalition. Several personnel changes to the 2023 salary schedule were approved, and multiple service contracts for the Sheriff's Office and Treasurer were authorized.

• Adopted Local Law No. A-2023 (Guest Room Occupancy Tax)
• Ratified Deputy Sheriffs Coalition collective bargaining agreement (2023-2025)
• Approved $992,337.81 Abstract of Claims #1A
• Authorized $139,725 software contract with Systems East, Inc. for back tax system
• Approved request to increase Water and Sewer Authority bond limit to $70 million
• Approved creation of one Carpenter and three Senior Building Maintenance Mechanic positions
• Approved creation of one Public Health Sanitarian and deletion of three clerical positions
• Authorized multiple Sheriff's Office contracts, including $744,066.24 for jail medical services

Public Services Committee

The Livingston County Public Services Committee is meeting to approve several contracts and resolutions, including annual highway construction material and equipment bids, sheriff's office contracts for school resource deputies and jail camera maintenance, and planning department contracts for water quality monitoring and solar technical assistance. The committee will also consider a proclamation for Donate Life Month and a resolution opposing proposed state soil and water conservation district law changes.

• Award annual bids for highway construction materials, equipment rental, and aggregate materials through 2024
• Approve sheriff's office contracts including school resource deputies for six districts totaling over $500,000
• Authorize $100,000 ARPA-funded contract for sheriff's training facility classroom design
• Appoint Mary Theresa Gleason-Black and Keith Stein to the County Planning Board
• Proclaim April 2023 as Donate Life Month

The committee approved several annual bids for highway construction materials, equipment rentals, and aggregate materials. It also passed a resolution opposing proposed changes to the New York State Soil and Water Conservation District Law and authorized a $100,000 contract for a Sheriff's Office training facility classroom.

• Approved annual bids for highway construction materials and services through April 1, 2024
• Approved annual bids for highway construction equipment rentals through April 1, 2024
• Approved annual bids for various aggregate materials through March 31, 2024
• Increased Town 10-Wheel Dump Truck reimbursement rates to $110.00 regular and $123.00 overtime
• Approved $100,000 contract with CPL for Sheriff's Office Training Facility Classroom design
• Created one full-time Carpenter and three Senior Building Maintenance Mechanic positions
• Appointed Mary Theresa Gleason-Black and Keith Stein to the County Planning Board
• Approved resolutions proclaiming April as Donate Life Month and March 24 as Women in Agriculture Day

Human Services Committee

The Livingston County Human Services Committee is meeting to consider several action items, including authorizing contracts for the Department of Social Services, Workforce Development, and Department of Health. They will also vote on proclamations for Child Abuse Prevention, Fair Housing, Foster Care, and Colorectal Cancer Awareness months. Informational items include monthly statistics and updates on SNAP benefits.

• Contract with Teletask, Inc. for web-based messaging services (5/1/23-4/30/24, per rate sheet)
• Contracts for Workforce Development: Cornell Cooperative Extension ($6,000), Hillside Children's Center ($7,500), Legal Aid Society ($22,691), Catholic Charities ($7,125), NYS OCFS ($65,500)
• Contract for Flying Baby Pictures ($10,000) for Medical Reserve Corp videos
• Contract for Lori's Elite Hair Design ($900/month, $21,600/2 years) for Dansville clinic site rent
• Amend 2023 salary schedule: create Public Health Sanitarian, delete Senior Typist and Senior Account Clerk Typist positions

The committee approved several service contracts for the Department of Social Services, Department of Health, and the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation. It also authorized changes to the Department of Health salary schedule and issued several public awareness proclamations for April and May.

• Approved web-based messaging contract with Teletask, Inc. (Carried)
• Approved contracts for youth advocacy and parenting services totaling $113,916 (Carried)
• Approved $10,000 contract for Medical Reserve Corp videos and $21,600 lease for Dansville clinic (Carried)
• Approved creation of one Public Health Sanitarian position and deletion of three typist/clerk positions (Carried)
• Approved supplemental staffing and consulting contracts for Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (Carried)
• Proclaimed April 2023 as Child Abuse Prevention Month (Carried)
• Proclaimed April 2023 as Fair Housing Month (Carried)
• Proclaimed May 2023 as Foster Care Month and March 2023 as Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month (Carried)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will vote on a series of resolutions, including budget amendments, contract approvals, and appointments. The agenda also includes proclamations and a resolution calling on the governor to remove a revenue item from the state budget. Most items are routine administrative actions.

• Amending 2023 budget for County Historian and Sheriff's Office
• Authorizing contract with University of Rochester
• Authorizing purchase of one 2024 dump truck for Highway Department
• Appointing Gary Nageldinger as Commissioner of Elections
• Proclaiming March 2023 as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month

The Board of Supervisors approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,017,341.31 and authorized several contracts for employee wellness and equipment. They also approved funding for a culvert replacement in Mt. Morris and the purchase of a new dump truck. Additionally, the Board appointed Gary Nageldinger as Commissioner of Elections.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #2B for $2,017,341.31
• Approved $99,190 contract with University of Rochester for Employee Wellness Program
• Appropriated $50,000 for Creek Road culvert replacement in Town of Mt. Morris
• Authorized purchase of 2024 Western Star dump truck not to exceed $196,609.13
• Appointed Gary Nageldinger as Commissioner of Elections (term March 31, 2023 – Dec 31, 2024)
• Authorized grant applications to NY State Archives for records storage ($150,000) and disaster plan revisions ($10,000)
• Adopted the Livingston County Purchasing Card Policy
• Proclaimed March 2023 as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and March for Meals month

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee is considering several action items, including funding a culvert replacement on County Road 15, purchasing a new dump truck, opposing a state budget provision, and approving various contracts and grants. The meeting also includes routine approvals such as budget amendments and a contract for employee wellness services.

• Appropriating $50,000 for County Road 15 – Creek Road culvert replacement in Mt. Morris, eligible for state/federal aid
• Authorizing purchase of one 2024 Western Star dump truck for $196,609.13 from Tracey Road Equipment
• Resolution calling on Governor to remove Part M of Article VII Revenue Bills from 2024 Executive Budget
• Authorizing contract with Primo Water for bottled water delivery (fee schedule, 4/1/2023-3/31/2026)
• Authorizing grant applications to NY State Archives: up to $150,000 for records digitization and $10,000 for disaster plan revision

The committee approved a $2,017,341.31 abstract of claims and authorized several contracts, including a dump truck purchase and employee wellness services. The board also approved grant applications for records digitization and appointed Gary Nageldinger as Commissioner of Elections.

• Approved $50,000 for Creek Road culvert replacement in Town of Mt. Morris
• Approved purchase of 2024 dump truck from Tracey Road Equipment for $196,609.13
• Approved resolution calling on NY Governor to remove Part M of Article VII Revenue Bills from 2024 Budget
• Approved bottled water delivery contract with DS Services of America, Inc.
• Adopted the Livingston County Purchasing Card Policy
• Authorized grant applications to NY State Archives for $150,000 and $10,000
• Approved Abstract of Claims #2B in the amount of $2,017,341.31
• Appointed Gary Nageldinger as Commissioner of Elections (term March 31, 2023 – Dec 31, 2024)

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board will review five zoning referrals, including two 12-month moratoriums on solar installations, a sign regulation amendment, a cabin definition addition, and a joint zoning board of appeals law. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings and handle routine business.

• Zoning Referral #2023-003: Town of Avon 12-month moratorium on Type 2 Solar Energy System installations
• Zoning Referral #2023-002: Village of Lima zoning text amendment to revise Article XIII Signs and Billboards
• Zoning Referral #2023-004: Town of Ossian zoning text amendment to add definition and regulations for 'cabins'
• Zoning Referral #2023-006: Village of Mount Morris 12-month moratorium on large scale solar and battery installations
• Zoning Referral #2023-007: Village of Mount Morris local law establishing a Joint Zoning Board of Appeals

The Planning Board recommended approval for solar moratoriums in Avon and Mount Morris, signage updates in Lima, and cabin regulations in Ossian. The board also recommended approval for a joint Zoning Board of Appeals in the Village of Mount Morris.

• Recommended approval of 12-month moratorium on Type 2 Solar Energy Systems in Town of Avon (14-0-0)
• Recommended approval of signage and billboard text amendments in Village of Lima (14-0-0)
• Recommended approval of cabin definitions and regulations in Town of Ossian (14-0-0)
• Recommended approval of 12-month moratorium on large scale solar and battery installations in Village of Mount Morris (14-0-0)
• Recommended approval of local law establishing a Joint Zoning Board of Appeals in Village of Mount Morris (14-0-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from December 8, 2022
• Approved meeting minutes from January 12, 2023

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will vote on a proposed local law establishing a guest room occupancy tax, and will also consider resolutions urging the state to raise Medicaid nursing home rates and continue federal Medicaid pass-through funds. The board will approve claims totaling $2,548,185.05 and authorize several contracts, including supplemental staffing for the nursing center and dog control services. Several appointments to county boards and a proclamation for Employee Appreciation Day are also on the agenda.

• Introduction of Local Law A-2023, the Livingston County Guest Room Occupancy Tax Law, with a public hearing set for March 8, 2023
• Resolution urging New York State to raise the daily Medicaid rate paid to nursing homes
• Resolution calling on the state to continue pass-through of ACA enhanced federal Medicaid funds
• Approval of Abstract of Claims #2A totaling $2,548,185.05
• Authorization of contracts for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation with Fusion Medical Staffing and Tallavera, LLC

The Board approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,548,185.05 and ratified a CSEA collective bargaining agreement through 2027. A public hearing for a proposed 3% short-term rental occupancy tax is scheduled for March 8, 2023. The Board also authorized several health and social service contracts and appointed members to various county boards.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #1A for $2,548,185.05
• Scheduled public hearing for proposed 3% guest room occupancy tax (Local Law A-2023) for March 8, 2023
• Ratified CSEA Full-time employees collective bargaining agreement (Jan 1, 2023 – Dec 31, 2027)
• Approved $398,996 contract with Ramsey Constructors, Inc. for Stones Falls Road Bridge superstructure replacement
• Authorized 3-year lease with Noyes Memorial Hospital for dialysis center space starting March 1, 2023
• Approved purchase of two 2023 Chrysler Pacifica minivans for $82,456
• Authorized Treasurer to approve tax roll corrections and refunds up to $2,500 through Dec 31, 2023
• Urged New York State to raise the daily Medicaid rate paid to nursing homes

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider several personnel changes, including converting a part-time scheduler to full-time at the nursing home and creating new positions in the Health Department. They will also vote on purchasing two minivans for the Office for the Aging, correcting tax roll errors, authorizing a lease with Noyes Memorial Hospital for a dialysis center, and ratifying a new collective bargaining agreement with the CSEA full-time employees unit. A public hearing is scheduled for a proposed guest room occupancy tax law.

• Purchase two 2023 Chrysler Pacifica minivans for $82,456 total
• Lease 10,500 sq ft to Noyes Memorial Hospital for dialysis center at $8,860.65/month, 3% annual increase
• Ratify CSEA full-time employees collective bargaining agreement (2023-2027)
• Approve abstract of claims totaling $2,548,185.05
• Declare surplus vehicles and equipment from Central Services and Highway

The committee ratified a collective bargaining agreement for CSEA full-time employees effective through 2027. Other key actions included approving a lease for a dialysis center and scheduling a public hearing for a guest room occupancy tax.

• Ratified CSEA Full-time employees collective bargaining agreement (Jan 1, 2023 – Dec 31, 2027)
• Approved lease with Noyes Memorial Hospital for dialysis center at $8,860.65/month (first year)
• Scheduled March 8, 2023 public hearing for Local Law No. A-2023 (Guest Room Occupancy Tax)
• Approved $82,456 purchase of two 2023 Chrysler Pacifica minivans for Office for the Aging
• Approved Abstract of Claims #1A totaling $2,548,185.05
• Authorized Treasurer to approve tax roll corrections, refunds, and credits up to $2,500
• Approved salary schedule amendments for Nursing & Rehabilitation Center and Department of Health
• Declared surplus property including two Ford pickups, one cargo van, and two lawn mowers

Public Services Committee

The Public Services Committee will consider several action items, including authorizing a $398,996 construction contract for the Stones Falls Road Bridge superstructure replacement and approving a license agreement for structures encroaching on county right-of-way. They will also approve contracts for planning services and a grant for the county historian, plus make several board appointments.

• Award $398,996 contract to Ramsey Constructors for Stones Falls Road Bridge superstructure replacement over Mill Creek, North Dansville
• Authorize license agreement with Estate of Patricia J. Weber for structures encroaching on county right-of-way at 5186 East Lake Road, Livonia
• Approve $97,200 contract with Oswego County Soil and Water Conservation District for Conesus Lake watershed management implementation
• Approve $1,285 contract with CC Environment & Planning for Conesus Lake Watershed Management Plan annual report
• Approve $6,300 grant contract with Rochester Regional Library Council for digitizing historical audio-visual materials

The Public Services Committee approved a construction contract for the Stones Falls Road Bridge and several planning and historian grants. The committee also authorized a license agreement for a property encroachment in Livonia and appointed members to several county boards.

• Approved $398,996 contract to Ramsey Constructors, Inc. for Stones Falls Road Bridge superstructure replacement
• Authorized license agreement with Estate of Patricia J. Weber for structures encroaching into County right-of-way at 5186 East Lake Road
• Approved $500,000 Public Employees Fidelity Bond for Genesee Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council
• Approved Planning Department contracts with CC Environment & Planning ($1,285), Oswego County Soil and Water Conservation District ($97,200), and Tele Data Com, Inc. ($11,070)
• Approved $6,300 grant contract with Rochester Regional Library Council for digitizing historical audio-visual materials
• Appointed voting representatives to the Inter-County Association of Western New York
• Appointed Aaron Davis to the Fish and Wildlife Management Board
• Appointed members to the Soil and Water Conservation District Board and Traffic Safety Board

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will consider contracts and purchases for the Office for the Aging, Department of Social Services, and Department of Health. Key items include buying two 2023 Chrysler Pacifica minivans for senior transportation, renewing contracts for transportation and event services, and approving various social services and health contracts. The committee will also review monthly statistics and proclaim March 2023 as March for Meals Month.

• Purchase of two 2023 Chrysler Pacifica minivans from Sawyer Motors for $82,456 total
• Contract with Plan B Express Transit LLC for transportation services (wheelchair accessible) for Office for the Aging
• Contract with Vira Realty DBA Willow Creek Venue for Seniorama event at $1,250
• Contract with Child Care Council, Inc. for day care inspections at $80,269
• Proclamation of March 2023 as March for Meals Month

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors approved a $2.69 million abstract of claims and a settlement agreement regarding the opioid crisis with Teva. They also authorized a $100,000 grant application for The Barn at Fire Creek Farms and approved a five-year capital improvement plan.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #1B for $2,690,170.09
• Approved 2023 New York State Legislative Agenda
• Declared one Toyota Electric Forklift Truck as surplus property
• Approved budget amendments for Emergency Management, Highway, Real Property Tax Services, and Sheriff’s Office
• Established a new account for Planning & Workforce Development
• Approved a blanket undertaking for officers, clerks, and employees
• Approved the Five Year Capital Improvement Plan
• Approved settlement agreement with Teva regarding the opioid crisis

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider approving a settlement with Teva over the opioid crisis, which could bring up to $550 million to participating New York subdivisions. The committee will also act on six applications to correct tax rolls in Caledonia, Conesus, and Groveland, plus several budget amendments and administrative items.

• Approve Teva opioid settlement agreement (up to $550 million statewide)
• Correct tax rolls for six parcels in Caledonia, Conesus, and Groveland
• Amend 2023 budget for Highway, Real Property Tax, and Sheriff's Office
• Establish new account for Planning (Mfr. Housing Replacement Prog.)
• Declare surplus Toyota electric forklift (Central Services)

The committee approved a settlement agreement with Teva regarding the opioid crisis and adopted the Five Year Capital Improvement Plan. Members also authorized tax roll corrections for six parcels and approved a $2.69M abstract of claims.

• Approved settlement agreement with Teva regarding opioid crisis
• Approved Five Year Capital Improvement Plan
• Approved Abstract of Claims #1B for $2,690,170.09
• Approved tax roll corrections for 6 parcels in Caledonia, Conesus, and Groveland
• Approved 2023 New York State Legislative Agenda
• Approved one-year PILOT program for Equitable Retention Mortgage Assistance (ERMA) if possible
• Approved budget amendments for Emergency Management, Highway, Real Property Tax Services, and Sheriff’s Office
• Declared one Toyota Electric Forklift Truck as surplus property

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board is meeting to review three zoning referrals: a 5 MW solar project in Mount Morris, a tire sales and repair business in the Village of Mount Morris, and a moratorium on inns in Geneseo. The board will also introduce a new member and handle routine administrative items.

• Zoning Referral #2022-090: Special use permit and site plan review for 5 MWac solar project at 6788 River Road, Town of Mount Morris (ASD Blue NY Solar LLC/AMP Solar Development)
• Zoning Referral #2022-091: Special use permit, site plan review, and area variance for retail tire sales and repair at 74 Main Street, Village of Mount Morris (Applicant: Dino Verzillo)
• Zoning Referral #2022-099: Review of 6-month moratorium on inns requiring new special use permits, Village of Geneseo
• Introduction of new Town of Conesus representative Don Wester

The Planning Board reviewed three zoning referrals, including a solar project and a retail tire business. All motions to recommend approval failed to carry because a quorum was not present. Action on the December 8, 2022, meeting minutes was also delayed.

• Approval of December 8, 2022 minutes: delayed due to lack of quorum
• Zoning Referral #2022-090 (Solar Project at 6788 River Road): motion to approve failed due to lack of quorum (12-1-0)
• Zoning Referral #2022-091 (Tire business at 74 Main Street): motion to approve failed due to lack of quorum (12-1-0)
• Zoning Referral #2022-099 (Inns moratorium in Village of Geneseo): motion to approve failed due to lack of quorum (13-0-0)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on two local laws, including one that adopts 2023 salary revisions for fixed-term county officers. The board will also vote on a preferred agenda with several resolutions, including appointments and proclamations, and a separate roll call vote on multiple contracts for health, social services, and other departments. The agenda includes approval of claims totaling over $2.9 million.

• Public hearing on Local Law G-2022 to supersede NYS Public Officers Law Section 3
• Public hearing on Local Law H-2022 adopting 2023 salary revisions for fixed-term officers
• Approval of abstracts of claims: $1,282,580.01 (12B) and $1,713,259.58 (1A)
• Contract with CASA-Trinity for $1,473,375/year for 3 years for prevention and clinic services
• Contract with Mantis Medical Compliance Group for $25,612/year for equipment testing

Ways and Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee will consider resolutions authorizing the disbursement of $2.91 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds: $340,000 to 17 towns for parks and recreation projects, and $2.57 million to county departments for technology, infrastructure, and equipment. The committee will also vote on personnel changes, vehicle purchases, contracts, local laws, and other administrative items.

• Allocate $340,000 in ARPA funds to 17 towns for parks/recreation ($20,000 each)
• Allocate $2.57 million in ARPA funds to county departments, including $1M for Sheriff's training classroom and $700K for burn building replacement
• Purchase 5 Chevrolet Tahoes ($262,487.50) and 1 Dodge Charger ($36,658.03) for Sheriff's Office
• Adopt local laws on Public Officers Law supersession and 2023 salary revisions for fixed-term officers
• Approve abstracts of claims totaling $2,995,839.59

The committee approved $340,000 in ARPA funds for town parks and recreation and $2,570,000 for various county department projects. Other actions included authorizing new Sheriff's Office vehicles and adopting two local laws. The committee also requested that the state legislature maintain the local sales tax share at 4%.

• Allocated $340,000 in ARPA funds to 17 towns for parks, recreation, and trails
• Allocated $2,570,000 in ARPA funds for county department technology and infrastructure
• Approved purchase of one 2023 Dodge Charger (max $36,658.03) and five 2023 Chevrolet Tahoes (max $262,487.50)
• Adopted Local Law No. G-2022 regarding NYS Public Officers Law and Local Law No. H-2022 regarding 2023 salary revisions
• Authorized implementation of the Equitable Retention Mortgage Assistance program for seniors
• Requested NYS Legislature to continue local sales tax share at 4%
• Approved $10,000 contract with ProNexus, LLC for Fiscal Department assessment
• Increased standard mileage rate to 65.5¢ per mile effective January 1, 2023

Public Services Committee

The Public Services Committee will consider authorizing a $1,094,004 appropriation for the Dow Road Bridge replacement in the Town of York, funded 80% federal and 20% local, with a supplemental agreement with NYSDOT. The committee will also review a $100,000 grant application for The Barn at Fire Creek Farm, approve purchases of police vehicles totaling over $299,000, and appoint a new planning board member. Several contracts for planning services and equipment are also on the agenda.

• Approve $1,094,004 for Dow Road Bridge replacement (BIN 3316270), Town of York
• Authorize $100,000 grant application to NYS Office of Community Renewal for The Barn at Fire Creek Farm
• Purchase one 2023 Dodge Charger for $36,658.03 and five 2023 Chevrolet Tahoes for $262,487.50 for Sheriff's Office
• Appoint Donald Wester to Planning Board for unexpired term
• Authorize contracts with Bonadio & Co. ($15,000), C&S Engineers ($69,500), and LCWSA ($17,450) for planning projects

The committee approved funding for the Dow Road Bridge replacement and a grant application for The Barn at Fire Creek Farm. It also authorized the purchase of six new vehicles for the Sheriff's Office and several planning department contracts.

• Approved $1,094,004 for Dow Road Bridge replacement (Carried)
• Approved $100,000 grant application for The Barn at Fire Creek Farm (Carried)
• Approved purchase of one 2023 Dodge Charger for $36,658.03 (Carried)
• Approved purchase of five 2023 Chevrolet Tahoes for $262,487.50 (Carried)
• Appointed Donald Wester to the County Planning Board (Carried)
• Approved $15,000 contract with Bonadio & Co., LLP (Carried)
• Approved $69,500 contract with C&S Engineers, Inc. (Carried)
• Approved contract with Livingston County Water and Sewer Authority for THM Analyzer (Carried)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

This is the Livingston County Board of Supervisors' annual organizational meeting, where they will elect a temporary chairman and a chairman of the board, appoint a vice chairman, and handle other business. The agenda includes appointing standing committees for 2023 and confirming the committee schedule, as well as a $20.00 Sunshine Fund collection. No substantive policy decisions are listed.

• Election of temporary chairman and chairman of the board
• Appointment of vice chairman
• 2023 Standing Committee Appointments and Confirming Committee Schedule
• Sunshine Fund Collection - $20.00

The Board held its 2023 organizational meeting to elect leadership and appoint committee assignments. David LeFeber was elected Chairman and Daniel Pangrazio was appointed Vice Chairman.

• Elected David LeFeber as 2023 Chairman of the Board
• Appointed Daniel Pangrazio as Vice Chairman of the Board
• Appointed 2023 standing committees

Human Services Committee

The Livingston County Human Services Committee will consider multiple contract approvals for the Department of Social Services, Veteran Services, Office for the Aging, and Department of Health. These include agreements for psychological evaluations, guardianship, personal care, IT services, law enforcement, and supportive housing. The committee will also review monthly statistics and a proposal to amend the salary schedule.

• Authorize contracts for DSS: Allison T. Prince ($200/hr), Catholic Charities ($300/case), Heritage Christian ($0), Maria Benzoni ($80/hr), Unlimited Care (state-set fee)
• Authorize interdepartmental contracts: ITS (up to $254,000), Sheriff (up to $275,000), Veteran Services (up to $50,000), Workforce Development (up to $250,750)
• Appoint Veteran Services Director as indigent burial designee
• Proclaim February 3 as Four Chaplains Day
• Amend salary schedule: convert full-time Account/Clerk Typist to part-time in Office for the Aging

The committee approved various service contracts for the Departments of Social Services, Health, and the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation. It also authorized the appointment of the Veteran Services Director as the indigent burial designee and proclaimed February 3 as Four Chaplains Day.

• Approved DSS contracts for psychological evaluations, guardianship, and personal care services
• Approved DSS contracts for IT, Sheriff, Veteran Services, and Workforce Development
• Appointed Veteran Services Director as Veteran indigent burial designee
• Proclaimed February 3, 2023, as 'Four Chaplains Day' in Livingston County
• Approved Office for the Aging contract with Blooming Health, Inc. for a communication platform
• Converted one full-time Office for the Aging Account/Clerk Typist position to part-time
• Approved Health Department contracts for supportive housing, mental health, and dog control
• Converted one part-time Assistant Dog Control Officer position to full-time