New Highway Garage Metal Building Project RFP
Aug 18, 2026
Closes
Sep 17, 2026
The work consists of the base bid to include the design, fabrication and delivery of the building to the project site.
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Aug 18, 2026
Closes
Sep 17, 2026
The work consists of the base bid to include the design, fabrication and delivery of the building to the project site.
Aug 18, 2026
Closes
Sep 17, 2026
The work consists of the work to construct a concrete foundation for a new highway garage.
Aug 18, 2026
Closes
Sep 3, 2026
The work consists proposed hardscaping work within three existing Town Park areas (Monument Park, Patriot Park and Malloy Park). The project proposes to re-develop the parks with new sitting walls, walkways, curbing, fencing, paving and installation of pavers as depicted on the contract drawings.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Stony Point
The meeting commenced with a dedication in memory of resident Theodore "Ted the Great" Schultz. Key reports included acknowledgments for Highway and Parks employees following Winter Storm Fern, and announcements regarding upcoming Streetscape public input sessions scheduled for February 10 and 24. The Board discussed the annual Clean Up event in April and a PAL bingo night in February. Actions taken included the approval of several Purchase Orders for the Buildings & Grounds and Sewer Departments, and the Audit of Bills for various town funds. A major focus was the public hearing and subsequent adoption of Local Law No. 1 of 2026, which extended the moratorium on the construction of large single-family detached homes (over 6,000 sq. ft.) and new residences on pre-existing nonconforming lots to allow for zoning amendments. Further authorizations included executing an agreement for the Ramapo Police Firing Range use, going out to bid for Plant Protectants & Fertilizers, approving the surplus of two vehicles, authorizing the Golf Course Superintendent to attend a national conference, and authorizing the Town Engineer to prepare design and bid documents for a Patriot Hills Golf Club irrigation project. The Board also approved budget modifications and held an executive session to discuss financial history with a town business.
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The meeting focused on a Town Board code referral concerning a proposed local law to amend Chapter 215 of the Stony Point Town Code, specifically addressing concerns about excessively large homes being proposed in established neighborhoods by reviewing and potentially adjusting Floor Area Ratios (FARs). Initial discussion involved proposing a conditional use permit process for exceeding certain FAR or size standards, but concerns were raised regarding the cost implications for simple applications. The strategy is evolving to reconsider FAR standards, possibly extending a current moratorium for four months while a permanent fix, potentially tied to a comprehensive plan update, is developed. The board members discussed the complexity of applying uniform standards across different R1 and RR zoning districts due to variations in lot sizes and infrastructure (water/sewer). Members expressed a desire for greater oversight through Planning Board or Zoning Board of Appeals review for oversized homes, contrasting this with the difficulty of not having public input on projects approved without referral. The meeting concluded with suggestions for simplifying residential site plan requirements to potentially mitigate applicant costs, although clarification was made that consultant fees for single-family homes are typically paid by the Town, not the homeowner.
The Town Board convened for its first regular session of 2026. Key discussions included the Supervisor's report detailing upcoming streetscaping projects, the 250th anniversary plans, and a future 'Coffee with the Supervisor' event. The Police Department presented its December 2025 report, noting 757 calls for service and 22 arrests, and the board approved associated time and overtime/sick leave reports. The Highway Superintendent provided updates on snow plow routes, sewer easement clearing, and park maintenance. The Board approved numerous purchase orders for Buildings & Grounds, Golf Course Maintenance, and the Highway Department. A significant portion of the meeting involved the audit and approval of bills across various funds, including General, Highway, and Sewer funds. The board approved a donation to Keep Rockland Beautiful, set the 2026 regular meeting schedule (with modifications for summer and December), and re-appointed members to the Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, Architectural Review Board, and Board of Assessment Review. Other actions included approving the Gran Fondo New York bike event, renewing energy contracts (Electricity, Street Lights, Natural Gas), accepting engineering services for the WWTP, ratifying an inter-municipal agreement for sidewalk construction, approving budget modifications, authorizing an agreement with Rockland Paramedic Services, approving a bond reduction for Ba-Mar Mobile Home Park, exercising property maintenance law provisions for several addresses, renewing the CommunityPass agreement, approving an employee payout, setting a public hearing for a sewer extension, approving a service plan with Rockland Web Systems, and approving the engagement letter for auditing services. The session concluded with an Executive Session to discuss personnel matters and legal counsel.
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