The Victor Town Board will consider adopting its 2027 budget Monday night while holding public hearings on proposed regulations for portable storage containers and the town’s 2026 special assessment roll.
The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Victor Town Hall, following a 6 p.m. executive session. Three public hearings are on the agenda, with votes on the budget and assessment rolls scheduled for later in the meeting.
The proposed 2027 budget will be among the most consequential items before the board. Residents will have an opportunity to comment on the spending plan before members consider its adoption. The agenda does not include proposed spending totals, tax rates or details about changes from the current year’s budget.
A separate public hearing will focus on a proposed local law governing portable storage containers. The town is considering changes to its code, although the agenda does not specify what restrictions or requirements would be established.
Melkon Babigian is scheduled to address the board during the privilege of the floor portion of the meeting to discuss the proposed storage container code. No vote on the legislation is specifically listed among Monday’s action items.
The board will also hold a public hearing on its 2026 special assessment roll before considering adoption of the assessment rolls. The agenda does not identify the properties or districts affected.
Other business includes consideration of design and construction standards, although specific changes are not outlined in the agenda.
The board is also scheduled to consider a letter of credit release associated with the Norbut Solar Farm and an escrow release involving Scout Path. Both appear under the town clerk’s action items, along with a correction to a 2025 payment manifest.
Town officials will provide a highway report, and residents will have opportunities to address the board during public comment periods.
Monday’s meeting will be held in person at Victor Town Hall and livestreamed through the Town of Victor’s YouTube channel, with text commenting available.
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