Zabed Manir
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- Meetings spoken in
- 16
- Total speaking time
- 2:06:11
- Avg per meeting
- 7:53
- Segments
- 2252
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Top issues during term (20)
Investigation of Personnel Complaints and Information Leaks
Taxpayer-funded legal fees, an investigation, and a raise for the Deputy Town Attorney drew public criticism.
Municipal Budget, Fiscal Health, and Staff Compensation
Sets the stage for next year's town budget and tax levy.
Short-Term Rental Regulations
Existing STR operators keep their businesses under the grandfather clause; new investors are restricted to primary residences.
Cable Television Franchise Renewal and Telecommunications Infrastructure
Residents like Ms. Jimenez pay for two internet services because neither is reliable.
East Side Drive Water Project Grant Application
Homeowners in the Eastside Drive area will see lower hookup costs thanks to the $2.3 million grant.
Town Ethics Board Composition and Legal Disputes
The new clerk's office position was created without a budget line, according to a resident.
Solar Energy System Regulations and Steering Committee
Could delay solar development but no direct town cost identified.
Disabled Veterans Property Tax Exemption
Town officials estimated negligible fiscal impact on municipal tax revenues, mirroring county projections of roughly 0.2%.
Concrete Batch Plant Moratorium and Outside Legal Expenses
Potential litigation costs if the moratorium process is challenged or mishandled.
Sexual harassment investigation of Town Attorney Kevin Dailey
The investigation cost taxpayers up to roughly $10,000 (about 30 hours at $315/hour), and Dailey has threatened litigation that could cost more.
Town Official Work Hours and FOIL Requests
The town incurred costs for professional legal and investigative services.
CSEA Litigation Settlement
No spending cap was stated; residents warned costs could run tens of thousands of dollars on top of the town's roughly $300,000 annual legal budget.
Kratom Sales Prohibition
Regulation of Electric Bicycles (E-Bikes) on Town Roads and Trails
The trails plan is seen by the Supervisor as money that could instead fund actual trail projects.
Maxwell Road safety near new kindergarten
Modest sign installation costs from the highway budget.
Town-Wide Agricultural and Farmland Protection Plan
Town will collect a per-day license fee; amount to be set in the license.
Water authority online billing privacy
Park West PDD amendment hearing scheduled
Public road dedication could shift maintenance costs to the Town.
State Police presence and public safety building
The town provides the space rent-free but maintains the building, including a $5,904 emergency heat exchanger repair.
State stormwater mandate and catch basin inspections
Up to $60,000 from the General Fund drainage repairs engineering budget.
Decisions during term (321)
Recorded while Manir was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Amendment to October meeting minutes
Resolution 326 of 2026 — Park West PDD local law
Resolution 327 of 2026 — State Police memorandum of understanding
Resolutions 328–330 — re-levy of delinquent sewer and water charges
Resolution 331 of 2026 — re-levy of property maintenance costs
Resolutions 332–333 — Old Knott Farm and River Crest sewer re-levies
Resolution 334 of 2026 — public safety building flooring
Resolution 335 of 2026 — Mohawk Landing boardwalk replacement
Resolution 336 of 2026 — emergency heat exchanger repair
Resolution 337 of 2026 — Maxwell Road safety study
Resolution 338 of 2026 — solar moratorium public hearing
Resolution 339 of 2026 — boundary line adjustment, 53 Michelle Drive
Resolution 340 of 2026 — Blue J Way stormwater parcel
Resolution 341 of 2026 — seasonal tax office clerks
Resolution 342 of 2026 — Harvest Circle farmers market at Clifton Common
Approval of previous meeting minutes
Approval of October 6, 2026 Town Board minutes
Resolution No. 305 of 2026 — Spectrum cable franchise renewal (10 years)
Resolution No. 306 of 2026 — Public hearing on 2027 Preliminary Budget
Resolution No. 307 of 2026 — Accept dedication of Brooke Court, Tanner Road Subdivision
Voting record (503)
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