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The Board approved a resolution amending existing policy regarding real property tax payments made in cash. The amendment mandates that all cash payments for real property taxes must be for the exact amount to the one-hundredth of a dollar, prohibiting the acceptance of payments that do not match the tax bill amount.
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The board conducted public hearings regarding the designation of the Poughkeepsie Steakhouse as a historic landmark and amendments to the town code concerning vehicles and traffic on Boardman Road, both of which were approved. Additionally, the meeting included discussions on the proposed Ridge at South Hills housing development project and public comments addressing town transparency and housing policies.
The board reviewed several site plan and subdivision applications, granting approvals for the Inwood Avenue Townhouses, Hudson Valley Credit Union, Popeye's Amended Site Plan, Tranquil Hudson Cannabis, Vassar College Old Laundry Building, IBM Building 003, 37 Raymond Avenue additions, 51 Vassar Road redevelopment, and the Smoke & Vape Hub special use permit. Public hearings for the Self-Storage project at 2345 South Road and the Marist University Science Building Addition were adjourned to a later date. Additionally, the board approved time extensions for site plan approvals for Beacon Residential, the Dr. Maron Dentist Parking expansion, and the Guardian Self-Storage facility.
The board meeting featured a comprehensive budget presentation, covering the fiscal timeline, capital plans, and ongoing efficiency efforts to maintain spending within state tax caps. Discussions included administrative updates regarding town committee liaisons and upcoming community events. Public comments addressed local infrastructure projects such as roof replacements, concerns about tax assessment pilot programs, and requests for fee waivers for youth sports tournaments. Further reports highlighted improvements to water and sewer billing systems, progress on park renovations, and updates regarding the development of the new town hall and community center.
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