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The May 3 regular meeting of the Penfield Township Trust- moved the reduced weight road signs and sprayed the guard-
ees was called to order at 7:30 p.m. All officers were present rails. Purchase of additional weed killer was discussed and
and six guests attended the meeting. Chairman Johnson will check pricing and purchase approxi-
A motion passed to approve Vouchers #13822-13844, mately 7 gallons.
Withholding Voucher #13-14-2022 and the April monthly re- Recreation Board Vice-Chair Tom Seman reported that from an irate resident who reported that the Keystone School
ports and bank reconciliation. the Recreation Board craft show went well, but attendance bus had to drop their children off to walk to their homes due to
Fiscal Officer Denes read the correspondence, which in- dropped after lunch, so hours will be reduced for these events the West Rd. closure by Columbia Gas Transmission and then
cluded notice of Bursley Rd. closure from the LC Engineer’s in the future. Assistant Hall Coordinator Tom reported that back down the road. Flynn followed up w/the LC Engineer’s
office, a flyer from the LC Collection center listing acceptable the Williams & Young guinea hens are defecating on the office and questioned why Penfield Township had not been
materials and hours of operation, information on the Ameri- porches at the Hall and causing traffic concerns. Zoning In- notified of this closure. Flynn reported that our new tractor
can Red Cross blood drive on May 25, and notice from Linden spector Linden advised that this is a matter for the LC Sheriff’s delivery continues to be delayed as it will not shift into park.
Propane that a charge of $11.99 will be added to every propane department. At the Trustee’s request, Fiscal Officer Denes will Flynn reported that he and Chairman Johnson measured the
delivery invoice for safety compliance. Denes signed John call sheriff’s department when guinea hens are on the Town north property line by Field 4 for new fence installation. 216’
Wargo’s Eagle Scout Project completion form for the rebuild of Hall property. of fencing is needed. Colby Whitney of Superior Fence advised
the handicap accessible ramp on the east side of the Town Hall. Recreation Board Treasurer Rachael Duling attended the that their company does not use post stiffeners. Flynn will
Zoning Inspector Brett Linden reported that he issued a KEY Collaborative meeting with Chairman Johnson. She re- contact adjacent land owner regarding removal of their old
violation for the mobile home on the Arnoldo Moya property ported that KEY is still willing to donate approximately $6,000 wooden fence. The new fence will be placed to allow Town-
on St. Rt. 18 and reported that they have until 5/20 to remove for playground equipment with matching Township contribu- ship to maintain it. Flynn reported that Shaun Smith of MPW
said mobile home. Linden spoke with Diane Landers regard- tions. FO Denes advised that the SW recycling grant should advised that Recreation Park parking lot tear out will start on
ing the residence fire at her home on Foster Rd. She continues provide additional funds for this project. Duling reminded all 5/11 and they will pour new concrete the following week. Ac-
to struggle with the insurance company. Linden told her of of the Summer Steps program every Tuesday from 6-7 p.m. at cess will be maintained to accommodate the 4th grade field
Fire Chief Wetherbee’s offer to get involved and she welcomed the Recreation Park walking trail. trip on 5/24. Flynn stated that in order to take advantage of
his input. Linden asked that the burnt vehicle be secured and Trustee Conrad fielded a call from LaGrange Township the State bid process, we must order a 2023 pickup truck with
will have monthly phone conversations with Landers to fol- Trustee Gary Burnett regarding who Penfield uses to dig an unknown delivery date. The dealership’s Fleet One leasing
low up on progress. Linden discussed variances requested by graves. Chairman Johnson advised Duane Finkel is our pro- program has a ’22 truck w/a $3,000 fleet discount that meets
Short Action Customs for their addition, which will require vider. Conrad reported on the RLCWA meeting. He advised the previous truck’s specifications for a comparable price. This
increased parking. They questioned the parking lot material, that he spoke with Steve Adams of the LC Engineer’s office re- will be a 6-month lease with a buyout at the end.
number of spaces, lighting and whether the property is indus- garding jetting out the drains at the Recreation Park ball fields. Chairman Johnson discussed road repairs to be made be-
trial or commercial. Discussion was held and as there are 4 Trustee Flynn reported that the LC Engineer’s jetted the fore the LC Engineer’s Chip & Seal project starts. A meeting of
separate variances being requested, with all requiring research drains at the Park, starting with field #3 and back to between the 3 trustees will be held to discuss the security video camera
and deliberation, a fee should be charged for each. Trustee Field #’s 1 & 2. Hot Stove requested placement of an 8’x8’ pre- upgrade.
Flynn recused himself from further discussion on this matter. fab metal shed on Recreation Park property for the storage of At 8:31 p.m., Trustee Flynn made a motion, seconded by
Linden will gather additional information and report back. their equipment. FO Denes questioned the insurance coverage Chairman Johnson to discuss the potential employment of a
Zoning Commission member Jerry Rathwell and Town- for this structure. Flynn will follow up with Melissa Greller of township employee.
ship employee Bob Storms had no questions or comments. Keystone Hot Stove regarding this matter, as well as the con- At 9:02 p.m., Chairman Johnson declared the meeting back
Cemetery/Road Man Bill Albrecht reported that a footer tract he sent for her signature and a renewal copy of their cer- in regular session. With no additional business to discuss, the
was completed at the Cemetery and that he and Bob had re- tificate of liability and property coverage. Flynn fielded a call meeting was adjourned at 9:06 p.m.