Livingston County Board adopts four routine resolutions, amends 2026 budget and notes solar notice

At a regular meeting, the Livingston County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved four resolutions that required separate roll-call votes and adopted an amendment to the county's 2026 budget.

Mr. Knap moved each resolution and asked for unanimous consent; Michelle completed the roll calls and the chair announced the results. The items approved included an amendment to Resolution 2026-24 establishing petty-cash amounts for county departments, a budget amendment affecting the County Historian, Office for the Aging, Sheriff’s Office and Social Services, authorizing transfers for the Office for the Aging, and a lease with the Town of Geneseo. The transcript records the chair announcing the roll-call result as “Ayes 50, 54 adopted.”

The board also moved and recorded approval of an abstract of claims during the meeting. Mr. Knap introduced the motion to approve the abstract of claims and solicited unanimous consent before the roll-call vote was taken.

In communications, Michelle told the board the county had received a summons and complaint in the matter of Oscar Vasquez and Stella Vasquez vs. Livingston County. She also announced receipt of an Aurora Renewables notice under New York Real Property Tax Law (RPTL) Section 487-9 indicating an intent to construct a solar energy system; the announcement was recorded without further discussion at the meeting.

The board made one appointment during the meeting: Jack Clapper was named to the Agriculture and Farmland Protection Board, with a term recorded to expire June 1, 2030.

No substantive debate or amendments to the measures were recorded in the transcript; speakers raised no questions during roll call votes and each contested item was adopted as moved. The meeting then continued into the county's employee recognition ceremony and adjourned after remarks and logistics were completed.

Notes: the transcript records every town-level roll-call response as 'Aye' and includes the chair's roll-call summary statement. The transcript does not include a numeric, itemized roll-call table that lists each supervisor's vote by name within a single tally line; the chair's summary phrase is included verbatim where recorded.