Cleaning and Maintenance of Approx. 2.2 Miles of Existing Drainage Ditch RFP
Posted
Oct 3, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Cleaning and Maintenance of Approx. 2.2 Miles of Existing Drainage Ditch.
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Posted
Oct 3, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Cleaning and Maintenance of Approx. 2.2 Miles of Existing Drainage Ditch.
Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
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15,676
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Lewiston
The board meeting agenda and associated documents covered several key initiatives, including a public hearing for a proposed local law to implement a moratorium on battery energy storage systems. Discussions also included financial approvals for budget revisions and the re-levy of unpaid water and sewer accounts onto 2027 taxes. Operational items involved the procurement of a new dump truck for the Water Department, the retirement and hiring process for the court clerk position, and an agreement for envelope remediation services at the public library. Additional administrative actions included the delegation of a representative for the Association of Towns Legislative Conference and discussions regarding drainage and infrastructure projects.
The board addressed several administrative and operational matters, including the approval of abstract claims and 2026 budget revisions. Key actions included authorizing the re-levy of unpaid water, sewer, and grass cutting fees onto upcoming tax rolls, and the purchase of a new dump truck for the Water Department. Infrastructure discussions focused on drainage system improvements, brush grinding, and a NYSDOT undertaking for state highway rights-of-way. The board designated a delegate for the Association of Towns Legislative Meeting, extended electricity bill coverage for the Village of Lewiston, and addressed personnel changes involving the court clerk and a retiring police officer. Additionally, the board set a public hearing for a moratorium on battery energy storage systems, passed a local law regarding storage containers, approved a one-lot subdivision request, and authorized the purchase of AED kits for town parks. Public comment included concerns regarding the permit renewal process for the local landfill.
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The Zoning Board of Appeals held public hearings to discuss two area variance requests. The first request involved an existing shed on Forest Road that failed to meet zoning setback requirements; the Board decided to table the motion to allow the homeowner time to coordinate with the shed installer. The second request involved a proposal for a six-foot vinyl fence and in-ground pool construction on Morgan Drive, which the Board approved after considering the unique layout of the corner lot.
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