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Nov 5, 2026
Nov 23, 2026
Sale of timber products from approximately 58.7 acres on tax parcel 308.00-02-2.0 in the Town of Lyonsdale.
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Census ID
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131194
Employee FTE
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347
Population
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26,479
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lewis County
The board discussed several items, including a proclamation for Lead Poisoning Prevention week, the addition of trails to the OHV system, and a local law regarding the tax levy limit. Key topics included a legislative discussion on real property tax exemptions for disabled veterans, the proposed relocation of the Public Health Department, and redevelopment plans for the former Glenfield School. The meeting also addressed financial and operational updates regarding competency evaluations for defendants, the 2027 Capital Improvement Plan, personnel staffing reclassifications, and hospital transformation projects. Furthermore, the board reviewed the status of the Fort Drum public transportation partnership, the potential establishment of a DMV office at Fort Drum, and updates on state mandates affecting the county budget.
The board discussed several items, including the status of local law 7-2026 regarding special events on county property. Reports were provided on county finance, code enforcement, junkyard law amendments, and a regional child care study. Significant grant awards totaling over $20 million were highlighted, including funding for drainage improvements at the hospital and transportation projects. The board also addressed appointments to the Health System Board of Managers, land bank bylaws, and property transfer requests for future development.
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The committee discussed proposed amendments to the junkyard law, specifically the plan to consolidate the application, issuance, and inspection processes under a single office and discontinue the Junkyard Review Board. Key topics included criteria for derby hobby car storage, linking junkyard licenses to documented commercial activity, and the committee's stance on state dismantler's permit enforcement. Members also reviewed requirements for screening and fencing to minimize visual impact and discussed the timeline for incorporating constituent feedback into the draft legislation.
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