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Jul 27, 2026
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Aug 25, 2026
The project consists of constructing approx. 12,000 LF of water main replacements with associated water services, approx. 100 valve replacements and approx. 50 fire hydrant replacements.
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1,248
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Bainbridge
The agenda includes reports from Public Works, Water & Sewer, Clerk, Animal Control, and the Mayor. Discussion topics include licenses and permits for an Easter celebration, financial reviews (Treasurer's Report, revenues and expenditures), claims (audited and unaudited), old business (budget discussion, inoperative motor vehicles, trash violations, sewer and water projects, ARPA funds, FEMA grants, and various other projects), and new business (water/sewer adjustments, CDBG drawdown, bond resolution, public hearing scheduling, zoning board nomination, resolution designating April as Fair Housing Month, sewer reimbursement, surplus declaration of police car, lead service line inventory grant, and ribbon cutting).
The meeting addressed several key issues. A public hearing was held concerning Local Law #2 of 2023, amending parking regulations. Reports were received from various departments. Public comment included a resident's concern about a tree with falling limbs. A use of building and grounds permit was approved for music playing in the park. Financial reports were reviewed and unaudited and audited claims were approved. Old business included discussions on junk motor vehicles, garbage accumulation, sewer and water projects, and the use of ARPA funds. New business included water/sewer adjustments, local code review, park signs, feral cats, and the introduction of Local Law #3 of 2023. A public hearing was scheduled for Local Law #3. Budget deadlines were reviewed, and a grant for the Garden Club was discussed. The need for house numbers and broken fire hydrants were also addressed.
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The meeting addressed Local Law #1 of 2023, concerning temporary housing restrictions. Reports were received from various departments. Permits were approved for past events: a Christmas event at S&S Café and a Christmas parade. Unaudited and audited claims were approved. Discussions included the Sewer I&I Remediation Project, Water System Improvements, ARPA fund usage for various projects (well inspection, water system study, generator, lead pipe inventory), the Payne Solar Project, the sale of Walnut Ave. property, Jericho Alleyway ownership, the New York Forward Grant Application, and sexual harassment training. The board decided to pursue a community solar program. Local Law #1 of 2023 was approved, along with water/sewer adjustments. A public hearing was scheduled for Local Law #2 of 2023. The SPDES permit was approved. Changes to license compensation were made. Amendments to the Sanitary Sewer Inflow contract and Water Project Contract were approved, along with hiring Barton & Loguidice for a lead pipe study. A resolution for re-levied taxes was passed. A proposal for a Homelessness Summit meeting was discussed, and changes to Greenlawn Ave. parking were addressed.
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