The Agenda for this meeting of the Town Board can be found here. There are 2 Public Hearings, 10 other items of interest + the Supervisor's Updates:

Public Hearings

• At 7pm a Public Hearing on the proposed bond resolution and order for the issuance of serial bonds in the maximum amount of $6,796,970 for improvements at the water filtration plant.

• At 7:15pm Public hearing on the proposed Black Creek Run Country Hamlet (postponed and to be rescheduled for Tuesday, September 16 at 7pm)
• At 7:30pm a Continuation of the public hearing for the Comprehensive Plan Update
• Public Comment

Regular Meeting Agenda

1. Consider adopting a proposed local law that rezones the parcel (3.1 acres) located at 2093 Western Avenue (Tax Map No. 52.02-1-17) from Business Non-Retail Professional (BNRP) to Local Business (LB) District.

2. Consider adopting a proposed local law that rezones the parcel (0.31 acre) located at 1859 Western Avenue (Tax Map No. 52.09-1-37) from Business Non-Retail Professional (BNRP) to Local Business (LB) District.

3. Consider adopting appropriate land use intensity and dwelling unit density, under Zoning Code § 280-17(E)(4)(b), for the proposed Mercy Care Lane planned unit development, as requested by the Town Planner.

4. Consider the appointment of Jeff Valletta, as Director of Parks & Recreation Department, and Dan Haggerty, as Foreman in Parks & Recreation Department, as recommended by the Director of Human Resources.

5. Consider the reappointment of Tracy Slupski, as a permanent member, and Nancy Klopfer and William Meehan, as alternate members, of the Board of Assessment Review, as recommended by the Assessor.

6. Consider the reappointment of Heather Weinhold as Sole Assessor for the Town of Guilderland.

7. Consider the appointment of Christopher Dorando as a member of the Tree Preservation Committee.=

8. Consider adopting the proposed resolution establishing the Standard Work Day and Reporting for the listed officials, as requested by the Director of Human Resources.

9. Consider authorizing an amendment to the adopted 2025 budget, pursuant to NYS Town Law § 112, to transfer $370,727.10 from the Highway Fund Balance (DB909) to Equip & Cap Outlay (DB909) to fund the purchase of a new snow plow truck, as requested by the Highway Superintendent and recommended by the Fiscal Officer.

10. Consider authorizing the issuance of a request for bids to replace three boilers at Town Hall, as requested by the Building Maintenance Supervisor.

Supervisor's Updates

1.  Labor Day weekend

   Town Hall closed on Monday, September 1

   Transfer Station also closed on Tuesday, September 2

2. Holiday Tree lighting ceremony

   Saturday, December 6 at 7pm near clubhouse at WTGC

   office Town tree and 20 trees for decorating

   Parade, music, food & warm drinks

This meeting of the Town Board has yet to be announced.

The Agenda for this meeting of the Town Board can be found here. There are several items for consideration:

Public Hearings

• 7pm Public Hearing on an application to rezone the parcel (3.1 acres) located at 2093 Western Avenue (Tax Map No. 52.02-1-17) from Business Non-Retail Professional (BNRP) to Local Business (LB) District
   
• 7:15pm Public Hearing on an application to rezone the parcel (0.31 acre) located at 1859 Western Avenue (Tax Map No. 52.09-1-37) from Business Non-Retail Professional (BNRP) to Local Business (LB) District
   
• 7:30pm Continuation of the Public Hearing for the Comprehensive Plan Update.

Public Comment

Regular Meeting Agenda

1. Consider adopting the proposed resolution that adopts the 2025 Albany County Hazard Mitigation Plan.

2. Consider scheduling a public hearing for Tuesday, August 19 at 7:15pm on the proposed resolution for a bond anticipation note in support of an application for funding for green filter installation at the Town's water wells.

3. Consider adopting the Title VI plan for transportation by the Senior Services Department, as recommended by the Town Attorney

4. Consider the permanent appointment of Brittany Zuspann to the position of Senior Keyboard Specialist, as recommended by the Personnel Assistant.

5. Consider adopting the proposed resolution approving the Town Comptroller's audits of the financial documents of the Town justices for 2024, as recommended by the Fiscal Officer.

Supervisor's Updates

1. Guilderland Performing Arts Center Summer Concert Series Park Playhouse Stage Company's Oklahoma! (Thurs., July 31- Sat., August 2)

2. Employee Appreciation Day (Friday, August 8)

The agenda for this meeting of the Town Board can be found here. There are 9 items for consideration:

Agenda:

• Project update on the application for the proposed Black Creek Run residential development located at 6250 Depot Road and School Road in Guilderland Center, and consider scheduling a Public Hearing on the application for August 19 at 7pm.
   
• Consider extending the moratorium on certain residential developments (Local Law No. 3 of 2025) by two months until September 5.
   

• Consider scheduling a continuation of the public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan Update for July 15 at 7:15pm.
   

• Consider adopting the proposed resolution declaring the Town's intent to enter into a water supply agreement with the Village of Altamont, as recommended by the Superintendent of Water & Wastewater Management.
   

• Consider approving amendments to the Town's 2025 budget under NYS Town Law § 112, as recommended by the Fiscal Officer.
   

• Consider authorizing the Town Supervisor to sign the lease agreement for the house at the Western Turnpike Golf Course.
   

• Consider awarding the contract for the replacement of the culvert on Grand Street in the Village of Altamont to the lowest responsible bidder.
   

• Consider the appointment of James Arango to the position of Police Officer, as recommended by the Chief of Police.
   

• Consider waiving the building permit for upgrading emergency communications equipment at Town Hall, 5209 Western Turnpike, as requested by the Chief Building & Zoning Inspector.
  
  Supervisor's Updates:

• 1. Town EMS awarded American Heart Association's Gold Award.

• 2. Juneteenth, Thursday, June 19

• 3. Summer Recreation Program Monday, June 30 thru Friday, August 8 (1/2 day; one week)

• 4. Guilderland Performing Arts Center Summer Concert Series Guilderland Town Band (Thurs., June 26 at 7:30pm) Park Playhouse Stage Company's Oklahoma! (Thurs., July 31- Sat., August 2)

The agenda for this meeting of the Town Board can be found here. There are 2 Public Hearings with Public Comment, 8 items for consideration in the Regular Meeting Agenda and 4 items in the Supervisor's Update:

Public Hearings

• 7:00pm Public Hearing on a proposed local law to amend Town Code Chapter 177 (Flood Damage Prevention)

• 7:15pm Public Hearing on an application for an exception to the current moratorium on certain residential development for the proposed affordable and workforce housing development at 6 & 10 Mercy Care Lane

• Public Comment

Regular Meeting Agenda

1. Consider approving the Highway Law § 284 agreement for the 2025 schedule of street paving, as requested by the Highway Superintendent.

2. Consider amending the Town's Investment Policy to include its participation in the New York Cooperative Liquid Assets Securities System (NYCLASS) for investing part of the Town's idle funds, as requested by the Town Comptroller and Fiscal Officer.

3. Consider approving the permanent appointment of Anthony Vanderwarker to the position of laborer in the Water & Wastewater Department, as recommended by the Personnel Assistant.

4. Consider adopting the ADA Complaint Policy and Procedures for Town provided transportation services, as required by State DOT's Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities Public Transportation (49 USC § 5310) grants program.

5. Consider appointing Brian Carr, Esq. as a member of the Industrial Development Agency.

6. Consider authorizing the Town Clerk and Town Supervisor to sign the water warrant.
    

7. Consider scheduling a public hearing for Tuesday, July 15 at 7:00pm on an application to rezone a parcel (3.1 acres) located at 2093 Western Avenue (Tax Map No. 52.02-1-17) from Business Non-Retail Professional (BNRP) to Local Business (LB) District, as requested by the Town Planner.

8. Consider scheduling a public hearing for Tuesday, July 15 at 7:15pm on an application to rezone a parcel (0.31 acre) located at 1859 Western Avenue (Tax Map No. 52.09-1-37) from Business Non-Retail Professional (BNRP) to Local Business (LB) District, as requested by the Town Planner.

Supervisor's Update

1. Tick Awareness Event Tuesday, June 10 from 6pm to 8pm at Town Hall

2. Hometown Heroes Banner Ceremony Guilderland Performing Arts Center, Friday, June 13 at 10am

3. NYS Path Through History, Saturday, June 14 from 1pm to 4pm Mynderse-Frederick House, 451 Main St., Guilderland Center House and Garden Tour

4. Juneteenth Holiday, Thursday, June 19 (Town facilities closed)
    

The Agenda for this meeting of the Town Board can be found here. There are 7 items for consideration + the Supervisor's Updates:

Agenda:

• 1. Consider approving the proposed settlement of the tax certiorari proceeding for 2024 brought by Vosburgh Corner Associates, LLC for an apartment complex on Vosburgh Road, with a total Town tax refund of $1,026.22.

• 2. Consider approving the proposed settlement of the tax certiorari proceeding for 2024 brought by Guilderland Partners of Albany, LP for the Tractor Supply Store located at 2327 Western Avenue, with a total Town tax refund of $1,689.25.

• 3. Consider the review and acknowledgement of the draft December 31, 2024 Single Audit of the Town's federal expenditures, as recommended by the Fiscal Officer.

• 4. Consider scheduling a Public Hearing for Tuesday, June 3 at 7pm at Town Hall on a proposed local law to amend Town Code Chapter 177 (Flood Damage Prevention).

• 5. Consider scheduling a Public Hearing for Tuesday, June 3 at 7:15pm at Town Hall on an application for an exception to the moratorium on certain residential development for proposed affordable and workforce housing at 6 & 10 Mercy Care Lane.

• 6. Consider approving amendments to the Town's 2025 budget under NYS Town Law § 112, as recommended by the Fiscal Officer.

• 7. Consider adopting the 2025 Standard Work Day and Reporting Resolution for the listed persons, as requested by the Town Comptroller.

Supervisor's Updates:

• 1. Hometown Heroes Banner Ceremony Guilderland Performing Arts Center, Friday, June 13 at 10am

• 2. American Revolution 250th Anniversary Committee

• 3. Memorial Day, Monday, May 26

This meeting of the Town Board can be found here. There are 9 items for consideration + an executive session to discuss pending litigation:

1. Consider authorizing the appointment of James Marchena as a police officer, as recommended by the Chief of Police.

2. Consider authorizing the flying of a PRIDE flag on a flagpole at Town Hall for the month of June.

3. Consider authorizing the purchase of listed vehicles from the Fort Hunter Fire Department, as recommended by Central Garage.

4. Consider awarding the contract for granulate activated carbon ($1.05 per bid unit price) and virgin activated carbon ($1.95 per bid unit price) to Carbon Activated Corporation, as recommended by the Superintendent of Water & Wastewater Management.

5. Consider awarding the contract for a new Type I ambulance to Gorman Emergency Services, as the sole responsible bidder, in the amount of $326,273.00, authorizing the payment as outlined in the bid, and authorizing the transfer of the purchase amount ($326,273.00) from the Ambulance Reserve (R14) to the Vehicle Line (A3121-602600), as recommended by the Director of EMS.

6. Consider awarding the contract for replacing furnaces at the Transfer Station to Beliveau Mechanical, as the lowest responsible bidder, in the amount of $22,660.00, as recommended by the Transfer Station Superintendent.

7. Consider authorizing the Town Clerk and Town Supervisor to sign the Water Warrant in the amount of $530,670.83.

8. Consider approving amendments to the Town's 2025 budget under NYS Town Law § 112, as recommended by the Fiscal Officer.

9. Consider scheduling Household Hazardous Day for 2025 on Saturday, October 18 from 8am to 2pm at the Highway Department, as requested by the Transfer Station Superintendent.

This meeting of the Town Board has yet to be announced.

The agenda for this meeting of the Town Board can be found here. There are 5 items for consideration on the agenda + 5 items under the Supervisor's Updates:

Agenda

1. Consider adopting the resolution for the Standard Work Day for the positions of Gardener, Assistant Administrator of Parks & Recreation, Engineer, Office Coordinator, and Transfer Station Superintendent, as recommended by the Town Comptroller.

2. Consider authorizing the Town Supervisor to sign the agreement with Park Playhouse, Inc. for the performances of Oklahoma! at GPAC this summer.

3. Consider authorizing the Department of Emergency Medical Services to issue a request for proposals for the purchase of a new Type I ambulance and the transfer of funds for this purchase from the Ambulance Replacement Fund (R14), as recommended by the Acting Director of EMS and the Fiscal Officer.

4. Consider authorizing the Town Clerk and Town Supervisor to sign the Water Warrant.

5. Consider approving the name of "Courage Way" for the private street that services the proposed New York Oncology & Hematology property and other properties on private street, as requested by the Assessor.

Supervisor's Updates

1. Monday, April 14 from 10am to 1pm at Town Hall Guilderland Garden Club w/ Capital District Audubon Society

2. Arbor Day, Friday, April 25 from 1pm to 4pm at Tawasentha Park Tree Preservation Committee & Town Arborist 110 tree seedlings (30 Sugar Maples, 30 Eastern Redbuds, 50 Concolor Firs)

3. Town Park Cleanup Day, Saturday, April 26 from 11am to 1pm Tawasentha Park

4. Clean Up Guilderland Day, Saturday, April 26 from 11am to 1pm

5. Caring for Your Cemetery Day, Saturday, April 26 from Noon to 2pm Town-owned Guilderland Cemetery in Guilderland Center
    

The agenda for this meeting of the Town Board can be found here. There are 5 items for consideration:

1. Consider adopting the resolution for the Standard Work Day and Reporting for Anton Konev, member of Conservation Advisory Council, as recommended by the Town Comptroller.

2. Consider accepting the proposed dedication of 15.7 acres from the Fort Orange Manor Homeowners' Association and authorizing the Town Supervisor and Town Attorney to sign any documents in support of the dedication, as recommended by the Town Attorney.

3. Consider authorizing the Police Department to issue a request for bids for a used Ford SUV to replace an unmarked police vehicle in the Criminal Investigation Unit, as requested by the Chief of Police.

4. Consider approving amendments to the Town's 2025 budget under NYS Town Law § 112, as recommended by the Fiscal Officer.

5. Consider the reappointment of Robert Murphy as a member and chair of the Town's Ethics Committee.