Howl-oween program spotlights North American wolves. Also in today's brief (5 items): Howl-oween program spotlights North American wolves; Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee meets Tuesday; Wicked Witch Walk set for Rose Hill Farm; Patriot's Pen essay deadline falls Halloween.
Governor Hochul's office awards Red Hook's water system $10.6 million in state infrastructure funding.
Red Hook Town Board voted 3-2 to approve water parcel acquisition under Community Preservation Fund.
Planning Board approved two Certificates of Appropriateness and scheduled three applications for August public hearings.
Red Hook Town Board rejected attempts to halt boat club acquisition.
Red Hook Town Board approved sewer engineering contract and scheduled water property hearing.
The Red Hook Zoning Board of Appeals scheduled a public hearing on Daniel Mendelsohn's application for a variance to construct a 160-square-foot addition at 130 Station Hill Road.
Red Hook Town Board approved $172,700 in contracts for Water District No. 1 storage tank rehabilitation.
Water Board accepted bids from US Tank for tank painting and Claverack Well and Pump for well rehabilitation.
Red Hook Planning Board approved Schmidt mixed-use permit, continued Aerodrome hearing. The board unanimously approved a 1,497 square foot mixed-use structure at 230 Rokeby Road for applicants Erik Schmidt and Sequoia Nero, comprising a carport, massage studio and cottage.
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