A representative from the office of Tom Libous will be available for office hours on Tuesday, October 25th from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM in the Noble Room.

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• DRAFT BOARD MEETING AGENDA
  October 11, 2011

Meeting to order
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Guest

I. MINUTES – Motion
II. FINANCIAL REPORTS
     Village
     Library
III. BILLS – Motion
IV. WORK IN PROGRESS

1. Water Rate Committee – Stevens
2. Municipal Building Projects
3. Water Civil Suit – Town residents – Pozzi & Como
4. Use of Village Green & Band Stand – Carlin
5. Absentee Property Owners – Como
6. Unlicensed Vehicle Laws – Carlin
7. Ladder Factory – Tornatore & Swagler
8. 29-31 S. Main Street – Swagler
9. Website homepage – Canfield
10. Energy Audit – Inderwies
11. CEA – SEQR Filing – Como
12. Library

V. NEW BUSINESS

1. Leslie Spurgin – Single Audit
2. TING – Elaine Jardine & Doug Barton
3. Resolution for Transfer for BAN payment
4. Certify Unpaid Taxes

VI: REPORTS

1. Code Enforcement – Tornatore
2. Public Works – Foster – Inderwies
3. Mayor – Tornatore
4. Personnel – Tornatore
5. Green Initiative – Inderwies
     Marcellus Shale Gas Drilling
6. R.E.A.P. – Reynolds
7. Planning – Carlin
8. Board of Appeals – Carlin
9. Building & Grounds – Blee
10. Parks – Inderwies
11. Youth – Inderwies
12. Village Businesses – Carlin
13. Library – Blee
14. Police – Blee
15. Attorney – Como
16. Clerk – Pozzi

VII: EXECUTIVE SESSION
VIII: CORRESPONDENCES
IX: BOARD CONCERNS
X: ADJOURNMENT

The filing deadline for FEMA Assistance for the September Flood is November 14, 2011. FEMA personnel going house to house will present their badges; beware of imposters and request identification. For more information on how to apply, view the link below:

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Rebuilding After the Flood – A FREE Informational Meeting.

Join Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tioga County this Thursday, September 29th at 6:30 -8:30 pm in the auditorium of 56 Main St. in Owego for an informational meeting to help you and your family start the rebuilding process from the September 2011 flood.

Mark Pierce from Cornell University’s Department of Design and Environmental Analysis will be discussing the steps to take when rebuilding after the flood with an emphasis on avoiding future mold problems and residential energy efficiency. Mark’s experience as a contractor and homebuilder combined with his outreach and research work at Cornell make him a valuable resource for homeowners who are in the process of cleanup and rebuilding.

Dee Gamble from NYSERDA Energy $mart Communities will discuss the latest information on rebates that could help you replace your lost appliances. Both speakers will be on hand to take your questions after the presentation and information packets will be distributed.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information please call Cornell Cooperative Extension at 687-4020 to register. All are encouraged to attend.