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Sep 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Horicon Town Board Regular Meeting
The board addressed several septic variance requests, ultimately approving one with specific conditions and postponing another. The board also authorized payments, set the budget workshop for 2027, and approved public hearings for local laws. Additionally, the meeting included appointments to the Zoning Law Rewrite Committee, authorization for equipment and service contracts including IT remediation and engineering services, and discussions regarding Transfer Station repairs and the alignment of aged exemption income limits with county standards.
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Town of Horicon Planning Board Planning Meeting Minutes
The board reviewed a public hearing request for a 2-lot minor subdivision of an existing 116.93-acre parcel located at 144 Bean Road, Brant Lake, into one 11.04-acre lot and one 105.89-acre lot.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Horicon Zoning Board of Appeals Minutes
The board reviewed two area variance applications. The first application involved a request to demolish an existing non-conforming dwelling and construct a new home with a detached garage, where the board discussed setback requirements, topography, and potential environmental benefits. The second application was a rehearing for a variance to construct a covered deck; the board evaluated the proposal against various criteria including community impact, environmental effects, and self-creation of the hardship before ultimately granting approval with conditions regarding runoff management.
Aug 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Horicon Town Board Regular Meeting
The board authorized payment of August 2026 abstracts, discussed staffing changes including upcoming retirements, and received updates on facility projects such as the town hall bathhouse, water runoff at Adirondack beach, and installation of a water cooler system at the town hall. Resolutions were passed regarding conference attendance, recognizing private roads, and reallocating occupancy tax funding for community events. The board discussed the need for new engineering services, concerns about boat regulations on Brant Lake, and received a report on ongoing road repair efforts and administrative projects.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
