Town Comptroller at Town of Poughkeepsie
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A 10-year proposed capital project dashboard for the Town of Poughkeepsie covering fiscal years 2027 through 2036. The plan identifies 39 capital projects across police, building and auto, sewer, recreation, water, and highway infrastructure domains, outlining proposed budgets and funding statuses for infrastructure improvements and facility upgrades.
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The meeting agenda includes public hearings for the 2027 Town Budget and Special District Assessment Rolls, a quarterly report presentation by the Comptroller, and several administrative personnel actions regarding resignations and appointments at the Senior Center. Additional items cover legal and maintenance authorizations, such as a licensing agreement, sewer and water generator maintenance, and the scheduling of future public hearings for property maintenance and historic designation.
The agenda for the meeting includes public hearings for the 2027 Town Budget and Special District Assessment Rolls, a quarterly presentation by the Comptroller, and the acceptance of several resignations within the Fire Code, Building Inspection, and Recreation departments. The meeting will also cover the appointment of new recreation assistants, setting upcoming public hearings for historic designation and property maintenance, and authorizing various agreements including those related to signage, licensing, and sewer/water generator maintenance.
The board meeting agenda focuses on various public hearings regarding zoning code variances. Key discussion topics include requests for driveway width and impervious surface coverage variances for residential properties, refuse enclosure setbacks, legalization of front yard accessory structures and pool houses, accessory dwelling unit square footage allowances, wall sign variances for commercial properties, the conversion of garages to living spaces, as well as multiple requests for building setback, height, parking, and residential density variances, including a science building addition for Marist University.
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