March 10, 2014 Town of Albion Regular Meeting

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1 Agenda: 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Exit Message March 10, Town of Albion Regular Meeting 4. FYI- Remind residents to sign attendance sheet 5. Roll Call 6. Public Comment 7. Motion to approve the agenda 8. Motion to approve minutes of the February 10, meeting. 9. Resolution approving the vouchers 10. Motion to approve payment prior to the abstract of the MVP and CSEA health care bills in the amount of $5, Rick Stacey RS Automation Proposal for the monitoring system on the water tank. 12. Motion to accept the review of the Town Clerk, Tax Collector and Court Clerk records for 2013 by the Bonadio Group. 13. Motion to appoint Kevin Sheehan to the Planning Board to fill remaining term of David Cristofaro which expires Resolution Opposing Expansion of Native American Casino Gaming in Western New York 15. Resolution supporting Rural Broadband Deployment 16. Resolution rejection of plan. 17. Resolution for an alternative property tax freeze 18. Discussion of the Canal Bridges 19. Executive Session

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3 March 10, Town of Albion regular Town Board meeting held in the Town hall, 3665 Clarendon Rd. Meeting called to order at 7:00 pm. Pledge of Allegiance was said and the exit message was given. Present was Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, Councilperson Richard Remley, Supervisor Matthew Passarell, Councilperson Jake Olles and Councilperson Todd Sargent. Supervisor Matthew Passarell: Any public comment? Those in attendance were given the opportunity to ask questions or voice any concerns that they may have. Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a motion to approve the agenda. Motion was made by Councilperson Richard Remley and was seconded by Councilperson Daniel Poprawski to approve the agenda with the addition of identification badges. Motion carried by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a motion to approve the minutes. Motion was made by Councilperson Jake Olles and was seconded by Councilperson Richard Remley to approve the minutes of the February 10, meeting as published and submitted. Motion carried by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a resolution for the vouchers. Resolution #44 Payment of Claims Whereas, the following are against the Town: General A & B # s $ 15, Highway DA & DB # s $ 27, Water Districts # s $ 2, Sewer District # s #3 $ For a grand total of $ 45, Motion was made by Councilperson Daniel Poprawski and was seconded by Councilperson Richard Remley to approve payment of the above listed claims. Resolution duly adopted by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a motion to pay the health care bills. 1

4 March 10, Motion was made by Councilperson Jake Olles and was seconded by Councilperson Todd Sargent to approve payment prior to the abstract of the MVP and CSEA health care bills in the amount of $5, Motion carried by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: Rick Stacey is here tonight regarding the proposal. Rick Stacey from RS Automation explained the proposal that was submitted and the involvement of the Town of Barre and the Village of Albion. After discussion the following action was taken: Motion was made by Councilperson Daniel Poprawski and was seconded by Councilperson Todd Remley to table this proposal until next month so that the Village of Albion and the Town of Barre can be contacted to get their commitment on splitting the cost by thirds. Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a motion to approve the review of the Town Clerk, Tax Collector and Court clerk records. Motion was made by Councilperson Daniel Poprawski and was seconded by Councilperson Richard Remley to accept the review of the 2013 record of the Town Clerk, Tax Receiver and Court Clerk by the Bonadio Group. Motion carried by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a motion to appoint Kevin Sheehan to the planning board. Motion was made by Councilperson Richard Remley and was seconded by Councilperson Jake Olles to appoint Kevin Sheehan to the Planning Board to fill the remaining term of David Cristafaro which expires Motion carried by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a motion for a resolution opposing expansion of casino gaming. Resolution #45 Opposing Expansion of Native American Casino Gaming in WNY WHEREAS, in September 1973, eleven western New York counties and 2 cities established the Western Regional Off Track Betting Corporation, they being Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie (and the City of Buffalo), Genesee, Livingston, Monroe (and the City of Rochester), Niagara, Orleans, Seneca, Steuben, and Wayne, as enabled by state law; and WHEREAS, these municipal "stockholders" chose to exercise that local option to form such a corporation that dictated local control by those municipalities over such gaming activities in their respective communities; and 2

5 March 10, WHEREAS, the start-up costs of this enterprise were funded solely by these initiating counties from their own treasuries of taxpayer money and represented no state money nor allowed for any state sharing of this purely local venture; and WHEREAS, since those eleven counties voted to form Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation, an additional four western New York counties have joined them (Wyoming, Schuyler, Oswego, and Cayuga) in the local control of such gaming activities that has since generated over $215 Million in operating and surcharge revenues to the taxpayers of those participating municipalities; and WHEREAS, now, the Seneca Nation has initiated a process to locate a full gaming Casino in the Town of Henrietta located in Monroe County; and WHEREAS, the participating municipalities of Western OTB as its shareholders have a pro-rata financial interest in the $69 million of net equity re-invested in its 30-plus corporately-owned branch facilities and the track and casino at Batavia Downs; and WHEREAS, with the addition of another casino located in Western New York owned and operated by the Seneca Nation in the area will over saturate the regional gaming marketplace and cause financial distress with Western Regional Off Track Betting and to the 17 municipal stakeholders; and WHEREAS, Batavia Downs Casino has proven to be a successful Public Benefit Corporation to Orleans County; BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town of Albion Town Board opposes the location of an additional Casino located in Monroe County owned and operated by the Seneca Nation; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that each member of the New York State Legislature, the Governor of New York and the Orleans County Federal Delegation be urged to join this Board in the opposition of any new proposed casino in Western New York west of Route 14; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution shall be forwarded to Governor Cuomo, Senator Schumer, Senator Gillibrand, Congressman Collins, Senator Maziarz, Assemblyman Hawley, Assemblywoman Corwin, NYSAC and the Western New York OTB Board of Directors. Motion was made by Councilperson Richard Remley and was seconded by Supervisor Matthew Passarell authorizing the adoption of this Resolution. Resolution duly adopted by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, nay Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a resolution on the Broadband deployment. Resolution #46 Rural Broadband Deployment SUPPORTING NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY BILL A KNOWN AS THE RURAL DEPLOYMENT ACT WHICH PROMOTES RURAL BROADBAND DEPLOYMENT BY PROVIDING RESIDENTS AND SMALL BUSINESSES WITH TAX CREDITS FOR BROADBAND DEPLOYMENT WHEREAS, high-speed Internet service is essential for commercial economic growth, for our education systems, and the overall well-being of our citizens; and WHEREAS, the Internet Innovation Alliance has published the following statistics relative to broadband access and jobs: More than 62% of American workers, including our farmers, rely on the Internet to do their jobs Among U.S. workers, 14% telecommute or work from home at least one day a week Jobs that depend upon broadband availability are projected to increase 25% by % of employees say the ability to telecommute would cause them to choose one job over another Job seekers had a 27% increase in success by using social networks to generate referrals Nearly 75% of public libraries offer computer resources for job seekers 3

6 March 10, Nearly 18% of new jobs in North Carolina were created as a direct result of broadband In Minnesota, 60% of unemployed adults, 30% of homemakers, and 17% of retirees say they would likely join the workforce if empowered by teleworking A $10 billion investment in broadband would produce nearly 500,000 new jobs Local economic growth and secondary investment enabled by broadband expansion is 10 times the initial investment; and WHEREAS, there are significant areas of the County without access to high speed broadband services because of geographic isolation, topographic conditions, and low population density; and WHEREAS, the County has made broadband deployment a priority as evidenced by their commitment to having a broadband study performed (under the umbrella of the Niagara-Orleans Regional Alliance (NORA)) which will identify broadband deficiencies and potential solutions to address the deficiency; and WHEREAS, broadband providers have not found it economically feasible to provide broadband services to many of the remote areas of the County; and WHEREAS, New York State Assembly bill A-07588, known as the Rural Broadband Deployment Act, would promote rural broadband deployment by providing residents, and small business with tax credits for broadband deployment; and WHEREAS, the bill would allow for residents, municipalities, and small business in un-served areas to come together, pool their economic power, and select a broadband provider to deploy services to their area; and WHEREAS, any eligible out of pocket expenses the resident, municipalities, or small business incurs for the construction of the network, would be eligible for a 100% refundable tax credit over 5 years; and WHEREAS, the New York State Senate has passed companion bill S in support of the Rural Broadband Deployment Act; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Town of Albion Town Board supports New York State Assembly bill A-07588, known as the Rural Broadband Deployment Act; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that certified copies of this resolution be forwarded to Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, State Majority Leader Dean Skelos, State Senator George D. Maziarz, State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, State Assemblyman Steve Hawley, State Assemblywomen Jane Corwin, NYSAC, Orleans County Towns and Villages, and all others deemed necessary and proper. Motion was made by Councilperson Jake Olles and was seconded by Councilperson Richard Remley authorizing the adoption of this Resolution. Resolution duly adopted by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a resolution in opposition of the plan. Resolution #47 Opposition to Plan REQUEST TO THE INTERNATIONAL JOINT COMMISSION TO REJECT THE PROPOSED PLAN IN ITS ENTIRETY WHEREAS, the International Joint Commission (IJC) has announced consideration of a new plan that will replace the current regulation plan (58DD) that controls water levels of Lake Ontario and the stated purpose of the new plan, known as PLAN is to reverse environmental damage caused by the current regulation plan (58D), particularly with regard to the restoration of 65,000 acres of shoreline meadow marsh; and WHEREAS, PLAN will increase the current range of water levels that private and public riparian property owners relied on for the last 50 years and according to a peer review conducted by the National Academy of Sciences, the potential environmental benefits of the PLAN are based upon speculative and unreliable research; and WHEREAS, projected lake levels under the proposed plan will result in increased duration and frequency of high and low water, significantly increasing the potential for damages to Lake Ontario riparians (estimated at over 4

7 March 10, $2.2 million per year, which is likely an underestimate) and negatively impacting sport fishing and recreational boating economics across the entire region (estimated at over $94 million per year); and WHEREAS, PLAN greatly decreases protections that exist in the current plan, replacing them with a plan that results in the transfer of prosperity from Niagara County along with other Lake Ontario communities to Hydropower (NYPA and others) who will realize a benefit of approximately $5.3 million per year on average; and WHEREAS, Orleans County residents who own property or businesses along the Lake Ontario shore, including its bays, tributaries, and ponds have voiced their concern about a proposed change in the lake levels that would result in significant damage to their properties, and a corresponding decrease in revenues from recreational boaters and fishermen, both locally-based and those traveling internationally; and WHEREAS, Orleans County residents and elected officials are resolute in protecting the waters, streams, and harbors of Lake Ontario, the home for some of the best sport fishing, pleasure sailing and power-boating in the world; and WHEREAS, modifying the current range of operation by PLAN further hinders boating access and when combined with the protracted absence of federal funding for maintenance dredging of our federal shallow draft harbors, will cause significant and measurable negative financial impacts to the local and regional economy; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, the Town of Albion Town Board does herewith respectfully request that the International Joint Commission reject in its entirety all current plans for the implementation of the PLAN ; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the IJC immediately enact a moratorium on the development of any future proposals to modify the range of water levels on Lake Ontario until the completion of a thorough, objective and all inclusive analysis of the potential economic damages on tourism, recreation, business and residences along the south shore of Lake Ontario (including properties located along harbors, rivers and streams) with a specific section dedicated to the thorough evaluation of damages in Orleans County where impacts have been identified as the most acute; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that as part of this study, the Town of Albion Town Board further recommends the Commission also assess the amount of civil work and financial assistance required to mitigate the damage of any future plans, and identify funding sources available to offset said actions; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this study must also evaluate the environmental impacts of repeated flooding of the built environment, to include the identification of the constituents of point and non-point source runoff and the impacts of sediment and nutrient loading on the quality of water in the impacted areas; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that certified copies of this resolution be forwarded to the International Joint Commission, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, the New York Department of State, Joe Martens, Commissioner of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer, U.S. Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, U.S. Congressman Chris Collins, Senate Environmental Conservation Committee, NY State Senator George Maziarz, NY Assemblyman Hawley, NY Assemblywoman Jane Corwin, NYSAC, InterCounty of WNY, Orleans County Towns of Kendall, Yates, and Carlton and all others deemed necessary and proper. Motion was made by Councilperson Jake Olles and was seconded by Councilperson Todd Sargent authorizing the adoption of this Resolution. Resolution duly adopted by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a resolution for the alternative tax freeze. RESOLUTION #48 ALTERNATIVE TO THE PROPERTY TAX FREEZE WHEREAS, the Governor and State Legislature have prioritized property tax relief as 5

8 March 10, necessary help New economic especially struggling upstate areas where the high property tax burden has contributed to a loss of economic opportunity, industrial and business decline, and flat or negative population growth over the last two decades; and WHEREAS, the Governor has proposed a two year property tax freeze in these same economically burdened areas, that includes a state financed rebate for any increase in property taxes in municipalities that stay within the state imposed property tax cap over the next two years, while also pursuing shared services or consolidation of functions with other local governments in the second year; and WHEREAS, the proposed property tax freeze would create a new layer of tax bureaucracy and procedures with unknown costs to the taxpayers, which have not been adequately analyzed, calculated, and publicly discussed; and WHEREAS, county government has been a strong proponent of increasing cooperation, sharing services and consolidating major governmental functions across multiple jurisdictions as highlighted in the 2013 Cornell University study, Shared Services in New York: A Reform That Works ; and WHEREAS, recent law changes enacted by the Governor and State Legislature to cap the growth in county Medicaid costs and the creation of another pension tier will help reduce pressure on future county property tax levy growth, especially in 2020 and beyond; and WHEREAS, county elected leaders strongly support meaningful state and county efforts to lower the property tax burden for homeowners and businesses across the state; and WHEREAS, the levying of county property taxes is directly linked to state mandated spending as county governments act as the state s administrative arm through the delivery and financing of state programs; and WHEREAS, county believe best to New economic climate and competitiveness is to reduce property taxes through fundamental reform of state mandates that directly impacts the causes of high property taxes and not simply the symptoms (not just slow the rate of growth); and WHEREAS, recognizing the need for property tax relief and consistent with the call for realignment responsibilities governments, the of state s services programs with the government obligated to provide them will result in a historic and sustainable reduction in county property taxes and a more appropriate and equitable distribution of the cost of the state s human services programs; and WHEREAS, the cost of paying for the state Medicaid program in a typical county (outside of New York City) equals about one half of the county property tax levy; and WHEREAS, the benefits, scope and ultimate cost of Medicaid has been set and controlled by the State for nearly 50 years, but not fully financed with state resources, therefore transferring a significant cost burden to local property tax payers that contributes greatly to the disparity between property taxes in New York State and those in other states; and WHEREAS, New York City tax payers also dedicate a large amount of locally raised non-property taxes to support the State Medicaid program; now therefore be it RESOLVED, that counties find no quantifiable evidence that the property tax freeze would result in significant property tax relief, while a phased state takeover of the costs of its own mandated human services, starting with Medicaid, would provide immediate, permanent and measurable property tax reduction; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, the state should also provide fiscal relief to New York City for a portion of the local taxes they commit to state mandated programs; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution be sent to the sixty-two counties of New York State encouraging member counties to enact similar resolutions; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, the Clerk shall forward copies of this resolution to Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, Senator George Maziarz, Assemblyman Steve Hawley, Assemblywoman Jane Corwin, Orleans County Towns and Villages, and all others deemed necessary and proper. Motion was made by Councilperson Richard Remley and was seconded by Councilperson Todd Sargent authorizing its adoption. Motion carried by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye 6

9 March 10, Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a motion for the identification badges. Motion was made by Supervisor Matthew Passarell and was seconded by Councilperson Jake Olles authorizing identification badges for employees and the various boards. Motion carried by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell: I need a motion for executive session. Motion was made by Councilperson Jake Olles and was seconded by Councilperson Richard Remley to enter executive session at 7:50 pm for contract negotiations. Motion carried by the following vote: Councilperson Daniel Poprawski, aye Councilperson Richard Remley, aye Supervisor Matthew Passarell, aye Councilperson Jake Olles, aye Councilperson Todd Sargent, aye Councilperson Jake Olles supplied the time out of executive session at 8:00 pm. 7

10 04/15/ Clerk's Monthly Report February 01, - February 28, Page : 1 Account# Account Description Fee Description A1255 Conservation Conservation Marr. Lic. Marriage Licensing Fee Misc. Fees Cert. Copies - Death Cert. Copies - Marriage Sub-Total: $ A2544 Dog Licensing Female, Spayed Female, Unspayed Male, Neutered Male, Unneutered Sub-Total: $ B1560 Building Permits Building Permits Qty Sub-Total: Total Local Shares Remitted: Local Share $ $ Amount paid to: NYS Ag. & Markets for spay/neuter program Amount paid to: NYS Environmental Conservation Amount paid to: State Health Dept. For Marriage Licenses Total State, County & Local Revenues: $ Total Non-Local Revenues: $ To the Supervisor: Pursuant to Section 27, Sub 1, of the Town Law, I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full and true statement of all fees and monies received by me, Sarah M. Basinait, Town Clerk, Town of Albion during the period stated above, in connection with my office, excepting only such fees and monies, the application of which are otherwise provided for by law. Supervisor Date Town Clerk Date

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14 GENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE Revenues: A1001 Property Taxes 396, , , , A1081 Payment in Lieu of Taxes 23, , , , , A1090 Int. & Pen. Real PropTaxes 8, , , A1170 Franchise Fees 6, , , A1255 Clerk Fees 3, , , A2190 Sale of Lots A2192 Cemetery Services A2376 Refuse & Garbage 1, , , A2401 Interest Money Market A2401 Interest Checking A2401 Interest-CD A2401 Interest Trust & Agency A2414 Rental of Equipment-Voting A2544 Dog Licenses 5, , , A2544A Dog Licenses - County A2610 Fines & Forfeitures 30, , , , , , A2610A Traffic Diversion Program 7, , , A2650 Sale of Scrap Material A2655 Minor Sales A2701 Refund of Prior Yr Exp A2770 Miscellaneous , , , A2770 NSF Fees A3001 Per Capita Aide 43, , , A3005 Mortgage Tax 23, , , A3040 Real Property Tax Admin. 10, , , A3060 Records Mgmt Grant A3089 Justice Grant A5031 Interfund Transfer-Equip RSV AUB Unexpended Balance 52, , , TOTAL REVENUES 609, , , , , , Appropriations: A Town Bd Svcs 14, , , , , , A Town Bd Cont A Justice Svc K.H 16, , , , , , A Justice Svc G.M 16, , , , , , A1110.1A Justice Clerk D.C. 42, , , , , , A1110.1B Justice Stereographer 13, , , , A1110.1C Justice Interpreters 3, , , A Justice Equip A Justice Cont 25, , , , , A1110.4A Justice Contr - Grant A1110.4B Justice Contr - Audit A Supervisor Services 5, , , A1220.1A Sec to Supervisor Svc A Supervisor Equip A Supervisor Contractual A Director of Finance A Comptroller Contractual 13, , , A Ind Auditing Cont 7, , , A1320.4A Ind Auditing Cont - Audit A Tax Collection Cont 3, , , , A1330.4A Tax Collection Contr - Audit A Budget Services 1, , ,000.00

15 A Assessor Contr - Pictometry 2, , , A Town Clerk Services 34, , , , , , A1410.1A Town Clerk Deputy 13, , , , , A Town Clerk Equip A1410.2A Dep TC Equipment A Town Clerk Contractual 2, , , A1410.4A Town Clerk Contr - Audit A Attorney Contractual 36, , , , , A Assessment Review Brd 1, , , A Engineering Contractual A Election Services 4, , , A Election Equipment A Election Contractual 3, , , A Rec.Mgmt. Svc A Rec. Mgmt. Soc. Sec A Rec Mgmt Cont A Buildings Svc A Buildings Improvements A1620.2A Buildings Impr-Justice Grant A Buildings Contractual 55, , , , , , A1620.4A Buildings - Mowing A Central Printing Contr 1, , A Payroll Processing 3, , , A Central Assessment Svc. 43, , , A Unallocated Insurance 73, , , , , , A Dues A Purchase of Land A Tax & Assess of Property 2, , , A Contingency 3, , , A Police Personal Service A Traffic Control Contractual 1, , , A Dog Control Svc 1, , , A3510.1A Dog Control Census A Dog Control Contractual 2, , , A3510.4A Dog Control Contr - County 4, , , A Drug Testing 1, , , A Highway Sup Services 53, , , , , , A5010.1A Hwy Deputy Sup Services 1, , , , A Highway Supt Equip A Highway Sup Contractual A Street Light Contractual 6, , , A Veterans Contractual A OCEDA_LDC A Historian Services A Historian Contractual A Grant Writer A Environmental Control Cont A Community Beautification Contr 1, , , A Cemetery Services 4, , , A Cemetery Equipment A Cemetery Contractual A State Retirement 23, , , , , A Employee Benefits Soc. Sec. 15, , , , , , A Unemployment Insurance 1, , , A Disability Insurance

16 A Hospital/Medical Insurance 48, , , , , , A9060.8A Medical Reimb Mgmt Fee Equipment Reserve TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 609, , , , , , GENERAL FUND - TOWNWIDE BALANCE SHEET 12/31/13 Cash Checking 56, Money Market 126, Justice Account 8, , , , Health Benefits Accounts Receivable Justice Receivables Prepaids Prepaid Payroll Due From: Trust & Agency Due From :Sewer Dist # Due From: Sewer Dist # Due From: AMSA 19, , , Due From: Water # Due From: Water # Due From: Grant # Due From: Water # TOTAL ASSETS 192, , , , Accounts Payable Payable - Bids Due to NYS Ret Due to Tax Collector Due to Other Gov't Due to T&A TOTAL LIABILITIES Appropriated Fund Balance Fund Balance 192, , , , TOTAL LIAB. & FUND BAL. 192, , , ,113.58

17 GENERAL FUND OUTSIDE VILLAGE Revenues: B1120 Sales Tax 110, , , B1560 Safety Inspections 3, , , B2401 Interest & Earnings B2401 Interest Money Market B2401 C.D. Interest B2770 Miscellaneous BUB Unexpended Balace TOTAL REVENUES 113, , , Appropriations: B Other Gen Gov't Sup(Mowing) B Contingency 1, , , B Registrar Vital Stat Svc 3, , , B Registrar Vital Stat Cont B Veterans Contractual 1, , , , B OCEDA-LDC B6989.4A EDA 1, , , B Youth Contractual 8, , , B Code Enforcement Off II 44, , , , , , B8010.1A Code Enforcement Off Clerk B8010.1AA Zoning Board 1, , , B Code Enforcement Equip B Code Enforcement Contr 4, , , B Planning Svc 3, , , B8020.1A Planning Board Clerk B Planning Cont 1, , B State Retirement 8, , , B Social Security 3, , , B Unemployment Insurance B Interfund Transfer 31, , , TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 113, , , , , , GENERAL FUND - OUTSIDEVILLAGE BALANCE SHEET 12/31/13 Cash Checking Money Market 313, , , , Accounts Receiveable Prepaid Payroll TOTAL ASSETS 313, , , , Accounts Payable Due to NYS Ret Due to GFTW TOTAL LIABILITIES Appropriated Fund Balance Fund Balance 313, , , , TOTAL LIAB. & FUND BAL. 313, , , ,137.33

18 HIGHWAY FUND TOWNWIDE Revenues: DA1001 Property Tax 178, , , , DA2300 Services - Other Gov'ts 85, , , DA2300 Roadside Mowing 6, , , DA2401 Interest DA2401 Interest Money Market DA2401 Interest-CD DA2650 Sale of Scrap Material DA2665 Sale of Equipment DA2680 Insurance Refund DA2701 Refund of Prior Year Exp DA2770 Miscellaneous DA5031 Interfund Transfer DAUB Unexpended Balance 23, , , TOTAL REVENUES 292, , , , , Appropriations: DA Machinery Svc 60, , , , , DA Machinery Equip Purchase 10, , , DA Machinery Cont 40, , , , , DA Miscellaneous DA Misc Brush & Weeds Serv 5, , , DA Misc Brush & Weeds Cont 1, , , DA Snow Removal Town Svc 25, , , , , , DA Snow Removal Town Contr 37, , , , , , DA Snow Rem Other Gov't 25, , , , , , DA Snow Rem Other Gov't Cont 40, , , , , , DA State Retirement 15, , , , DA Social Security 9, , , , , , DA Unemployment Insurance 1, , , DA Disability Insurance DA Hospital/Medical Insurance 22, , , , , , DA9060.8A Medical Reimb DA9060.8B Medical Reimb Mgmt Fees DA BAN Principal DA BAN Interest TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 292, , , , , ,178.04

19 HIGHWAY FUND - TOWNWIDE BALANCE SHEET 12/31/13 Cash Checking 60, Money Market 100, , , , Health Benefits Accounts Receivable Prepaids Due From :T&A Due From:Water # TOTAL ASSETS 161, , , , Accounts Payable Due to NYS Ret Due to T & A Due to: Accrued Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES Appropriated Fund Balance Fund Balance 161, , , , TOTAL LIAB. & FUND BAL. 161, , , ,574.73

20 HIGHWAY FUND OUTSIDE VILLAGE Revenues: DB1001 Property Tax 121, , , , DB2401 Interest & Earnings DB2401 Interest Money Market DB2680 Insurance Refund DB2701 Refund of Prior Yr Exp DB2770 Miscellaneous DB3501 Chips 54, , , DB5031 Interfund Transfer 31, , , DBUB Unexpended Balance TOTAL REVENUES 206, , , , , Appropriations: DB General Repairs Service 31, , , DB5110.1A General Repairs - Disb DB General Repairs Contractual 78, , , DB5110.4A Ditch Maintenance DB Cap CHIPS 54, , , DB State Retirement 15, , , , DB Social Security 2, , , DB Unemployment Insurance 1, , , DB Disability Insurance DB Hospital/Medical Insurance 22, , , , , , DB9060.8A Medical Reimb DB9060.8B Medical Reimb Mgmt Fee DB Clothing Allowance - MN DB Clothing Allowance - SD DB Clothing Allowance - GN TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 206, , , , , , HIGHWAY FUND OUTSIDE VILLAGE BALANCE SHEET Cash 12/31/13 Checking Money Market 269, , , , Health Benefits Accounts Receivable Prepaids Due From: T&A Due From TOTAL ASSETS 269, , , , Accounts Payable Due to NYS Ret Due to TOTAL LIABILITIES Appropriated Fund Balance Fund Balance 269, , , , TOTAL LIAB. & FUND BAL. 269, , , ,504.36

21 SPECIAL DISTRICTS Revenues: SF1001 Albion Fire District 107, , , , SFUB Unexpended Balance 1, , , TOTAL REVENUES 108, , , , , Appropriations: SF Albion Fire District 108, , , , , SF A Albion Fire Loan TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 108, , , , , SPECIAL DISTRICTS BALANCE SHEET 12/31/13 Cash Checking Savings 4, , , , Accounts Receivable Due From:GFA Due From: TOTAL ASSETS 4, , , , Accounts Payable Due to Due to Due to TOTAL LIABILITIES Appropriated Fund Balance Fund Balance 4, , , , TOTAL LIAB. & FUND BAL. 4, , , ,251.62

22 WATER DISTRICT #1 Revenues: SW1001 Property Tax 18, , , , SW2140 Metered Sales 54, , , , , , SW2140 Relevied Water SW2144 Water Connection SW2148 Interest & Penalties SW2401 Interest & Earnings SW2401 Interest Money Market SW2680 Insurance Recoveries SW2700 Meter Rent & Assessment SW2770 Miscellaneous SWUB Unexpended Balance TOTAL REVENUES 72, , , , , , Appropriations: SW Comptroller Contractual SW Independent Auditing SW Tax & Assessment on Prop SW Contingency SW Admin Personal Service SW Admin Contractual 1, , SW Source of Supply Contractual 45, , , , , SW Purification SW Transmission & Dist. Svc 1, , SW8340.1A Transmission & Dist. Supt 1, , SW Transmission &Dist. Water Tower 3, , , SW Transmission & Dist. Cont 1, , , SW State Retirement SW Social Security SW Bond Principle 12, , , SW Bond Interest 4, , , TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 72, , , , , ,850.35

23 WATER DISTRICT #1 BALANCE SHEET 12/31/13 Cash Checking 43, Money Market 94, Petty Cash , , , Accounts Receivable Water Rents Receivables Due from Sewer # Due From Water # Due From T&A PrePaid Payroll TOTAL ASSETS 137, , , , Accounts Payable B.A.N. Payable Due to NYS Ret Due To Sewer # Due to GFOV TOTAL LIABILITIES Appropriated Fund Balance Fund Balance 137, , , , TOTAL LIAB. & FUND BAL. 137, , , ,340.96

24 WATER DISTRICT #2 Revenues: SW2140 Metered Sales 24, , , , SW2140A Relevied Water Bills SW2144 Water Connection SW2148 Interest & Penalties SW2401 Interest & Earnings SW2401 Interest Money Market SW2401 Interest C.D SW2700 Meter Rent & Assessment SW2701 Refund of Prior Yr Exp SW2770 Miscellaneous SWUB Unexpended Balance TOTAL REVENUES 24, , , , Appropriations: SW Comptroller Contractual SW Independent Auditing SW Contingency SW Admin Personal Service SW Admin Contractual SW Source of Supply Contractual 22, , , , , SW Purification SW Transmission & Dist. Svc SW8340.1A Transmission & Dist. Supt SW Transmission & Dist. Equip SW Transmission & Dist. Cont SW State Retirement SW Social Security SW Interfund Transfer TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 24, , , , , WATER DISTRICT #2 BALANCE SHEET 12/31/13 Cash Checking Money Market 78, , , , Accounts Receivable Water Rents Receivables Due From GFTW Due From T&A Prepaid payroll TOTAL ASSETS 78, , , , Accounts Payable Due to NYS Ret Due to GFOV Due to Water # TOTAL LIABILITIES Appropriated Fund Balance Fund Balance 78, , , , TOTAL LIAB. & FUND BAL. 78, , , ,554.67

25 WATER DISTRICT #3 Revenues: SW1001 Property Tax 74, , , , SW2140 Metered Sales 64, , , , , , SW2140 Relevied Water , , , SW2144 Water Connection SW2148 Interest & Penalties SW2401 Interest & Earnings SW2401 Interest Money Market SW2700 Meter Rent & Assessment 1, , SW2701 Refund of Prior Yr Exp SW2770 Miscellaneous SWUB Unexpended Balance TOTAL REVENUES 140, , , , , , Appropriations: SW Comptroller Contractual SW Independent Auditing 1, , , SW Tax & Assessment on Prop SW Contingency SW Admin Personal Service 2, , , SW Admin Contractual 1, , SW Source of Supply Contractual 60, , , , , SW Purification SW Transmission & Dist. Svc 2, , , SW8340.1A Transmission & Dist.Supt 3, , , SW Transmission & Dist. Water Tower 2, , , SW Transmission & Dist. Cont 2, , , SW State Retirement SW Social Security SW Serial Bonds Principal 40, , , SW Serial Bonds Interest 23, , , TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 140, , , , , ,836.80

26 WATER DISTRICT #3 BALANCE SHEET 12/31/13 Cash Checking Money Market 169, , , , Accounts Receivable Water Rents Receivables Due From: Water Cap # Due From: Water # Prepaid payroll TOTAL ASSETS 169, , , , Accounts Payable Due to NYS Ret Due to Sewer # Due to Water # Bond Payable TOTAL LIABILITIES Appropriated Fund Balance Fund Balance 169, , , , TOTAL LIAB. & FUND BAL. 169, , , ,612.84

27 WATER DISTRICT #4 Revenues: SW1001 Property Tax 28, , , , SW2140 Metered Sales 29, , , , , SW2140 Relevied Water , , , SW2144 Water Connection SW2148 Interest & Penalties SW2401 Interest & Earnings SW2401 Interest Money Market SW2700 Meter Rent & Assessment 1, , SW2701 Refund of Prior Yr Exp SW2770 Miscellaneous SW2770 NSF Fee SWUB Unexpended Balance 4, , , TOTAL REVENUES 64, , , , , , Appropriations: SW Comptroller Contractual SW Independent Auditing 1, , , SW Tax & Assessment on Prop SW Contingency SW Admin Personal Service 1, , , SW Admin Contractual SW Source of Supply Contractual 27, , , , , SW Purification SW Transmission & Dist.Svc 1, , , SW8340.1A Transmission & Dist.Supt 3, , , SW Transmission & Dist Water Tower 2, , , SW Transmission & Distr Contr 2, , , SW State Retirement SW Social Security SW Install. Bonds Princ.-70,000 1, , , SW Install. Bonds Interest 2, , , SW Install. Bonds Princ.-330,500 6, , , SW Install. Bonds Interest 12, , , TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 64, , , , , ,328.21