He previously served a three-year term starting in 2006, then returned to the board in 2014 and remained until earlier this year. Last May, Iannotti admonished town officials for leaving the seat open, risking the potential failures to reach a quorum on the five-member board, among other reasons. Among your charge is the ethical mandate that the board be fully complimented.”Last week, Ianotti shared similar sentiments about the latest town board vacancy, urging action ahead of a critical period. “Soon you will be required to make significant decisions regarding large residential developments as well as projects designed to generate or store energy. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”The next town board meeting is scheduled for Thursday, February 5.