Cody DeMeuse

The committee agenda includes the review and consideration of a commercial marina license application filed by Sister Bay Boat Rental LLC. Additional discussion topics include F3 reports and policy follow-ups, an update on the quay wall repair project with an approval for a contractor excavation proposal, a review of the committee project list and priorities, and a review of Green Tier monthly reports.

The 2023-2025 Strategic Plan for the Village of Egg Harbor outlines the Green Tier Task Force's goals, focusing on sustainability priorities while leveraging partnerships and resources for maximum impact. Key areas of focus include capacity building, community engagement, land management, energy use reduction, waste management improvement, and water conservation. The plan aims to integrate sustainability into municipal operations and community partnerships, ensuring a healthier and more resilient future for Egg Harbor through education, advocacy, and implementation of sustainability programs.

The Joint Town and Village of Egg Harbor Board Meeting on February 25, 2008, covered various topics including insurance renewal, a fire commission report, capital equipment purchases, and the future of Fire Station No. 1. Discussions included the approval of insurance coverage option 3 for $10,968, plans to replace the 1991 IH tanker by 2010, and the need to replace Fire Station No. 1. The board also addressed cost-sharing for library maintenance and tabled border agreement discussions to the next meeting.

The Joint Town and Village of Egg Harbor Board meeting was held on October 21, 2008, at 7:00 PM at the Egg Harbor Town Hall. The agenda included approval of meeting minutes, reports from the Fire Commission and Joint Ballfield and Cemetery Committee, discussions on fire services, first responder compensation, road agreements, and police services, as well as budget planning and scheduling future meetings.

The Joint Town and Village of Egg Harbor Board Meeting was held on October 21, 2008, at 7:02 p.m. Key decisions included the approval of Standard Operating Procedure 1209, a new pay scale for first responders, and a revised cost for cemetery lots. The board also discussed the Intergovernmental Fire Services Agreement, aiming for a long-term agreement with cost allocation based on equalized values, and reviewed the 2008 budget, allocating funds for equipment and future purchases.