Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Schuyler Falls.
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Posted
Oct 15, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Schuyler falls sand salt building.
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Census ID
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208879
Population
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4,955
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55 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Schuyler Falls
The public hearing is regarding the establishment of the Sand Road Water District in the Town of Schuyler Falls. The discussion includes the review of a map, plan, and report detailing the district's boundaries, costs, and method of operation. The proposed improvements consist of installing 7,280 linear feet of new water main, air release valve, hydrants, valves, and a booster pump station. The maximum amount proposed to be expended for improvements is $5,327,575.00, which will be paid by Clinton County. There will be no operation and maintenance costs required to be paid by the owners for the first three years, and Clinton County will cover these costs. Similarly, Clinton County will cover the costs for short-lived assets for the first five years. The hearing will also address payments to the Morrisonville Water District and a capital contribution cost to the Town of Plattsburgh, as well as water user rates and connection costs.
The Town Board meeting included discussions on the birchwood property, the new highway truck, Trudeau Way, and the Randall property concerning the proposed Sand Road water district. Inquiries were made about the salt shed, the Teamsters contract, and the courtroom upgrades. The Highway Department reported on the new truck and winter preparations. Water projects, including Rickson Avenue and Morrisonville Water Project, were discussed. Updates were provided on safety and codes, including the Junkyard Law. The board also discussed budget considerations, updated contracts, and the potential historic district designation for the Town of Schuyler Falls, with a public hearing scheduled. Resolutions were passed regarding budget workshops, overriding the tax levy limit, authorizing attendance at the New York State Planning Federation Conference, approving a paving project for the Hamlet of Morrisonville, entering a contract with Saranac Central School for water usage, and accepting the resignation and reappointment of Robert Guynup as Codes Officer. Budget transfers for the Highway Fund were approved.
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The public hearing is to call the meeting to order, pledge allegiance, roll call, discuss the purpose of the meeting regarding proposed Local Law #1 2025- "A Local Law to override the tax levy limit established in General Municipal Law 3-C", public comments and adjournment.
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