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CASSADAGA -- The village has found its newest member of the Ethics Board. At a recent meeting of the Village Board of Trustees, Dennis Collins was appointed by Mayor Bill Dorman to the Ethics Board, supported by a vote of 3-0. Trustee Cindy Flaherty abstained from the vote.
The village is also looking for new bleachers for the ball fields. Superintendent of Public Works Sam Alaimo was authorized by the village board to spend up to $1,200 to purchase new bleachers. The village will also continue to look into potentially building a bathroom at the ball field.
Repair of the salt shed due to high winds appears to be a costly repair, as an initial estimate of the damage came in at $25,000. The village will seek bids for the repair.
There has been no movement on the Bathhouse at the Beach project, as the Job Corp representative the village met with is no longer working with Job Corp. Mayor Dorman will follow up with BOCES in an attempt to find more affordable avenues to complete the project.
The village took no action at the recent meeting on the proposed short-term rental law. The board will continue to review the proposed law, with a target date of introducing the law set for the next regular meeting, May 24. A public hearing would then follow at a later date before the law can be officially adopted.
Also of note in the village, the Farmers' Market will open on May 28 at Ames Common. The village will also hold interviews for beach staff beginning on May 31.