Rail Trail Bench Pad Construction
Posted
Aug 31, 2026
Sep 18, 2026
Construction and installation of four- teen (14) bench pads and associated accessible pathways at designated locations along the Town's Rail Trail.
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Posted
Aug 31, 2026
Sep 18, 2026
Construction and installation of four- teen (14) bench pads and associated accessible pathways at designated locations along the Town's Rail Trail.
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This document is a voucher and invoice from RBT Limited Liability Partnership to the Town of Hurley for professional accounting services. The services include 1099 processing and assistance with the 2025 Annual Financial Report (AFR), rendered between January 7, 2026, and February 26, 2026. While the voucher indicates a total of $8,887.31, the detailed invoices present conflicting totals of $9,101.81 and $8,887.61. A payment record confirms a payment of $8,887.31.
This document details an invoice from the City of Kingston - DPW to the Town of Hurley for leachate services provided in February 2026. The total amount due and paid for these services is $520.00, as confirmed by the invoice (Invoice # 26-007Ml), payment voucher (Voucher No. 241), and ledger entries.
This document details a voucher and associated payment for reconstruction services provided by Advanced Disaster Recovery Inc. to the Town of Hurley, totaling $3,349.28. The services, which include baseboard replacement and finishing, are outlined with line-item specifics and are covered under Invoice # INV-00014967.
This document comprises a payment voucher and a detailed invoice from Quality Environmental Solutions & Technologies, Inc. to the Town of Hurley for Asbestos Abatement Monitoring and Management Services performed at 84 Cedar Street, Hurley, NY. The services, which took place between December 2025 and April 2026, amount to a total of $3,431.40, as detailed in Invoice #36049 and reflected in the payment record.
This document represents an invoice (Invoice #IN724566) for printer service provided by National Business Technologies to the Town of Hurley's Court Department under a Gold Alliance Program. The service period covered by this invoice is from December 28, 2025, to March 27, 2026, with a total charge of $5.36, identified as an overage charge. The invoice references an ongoing contract (CN4355-01) which began on March 28, 2018.
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The meeting included a review of the treasurer's report regarding recent expenditures for park and youth recreation. Old business updates addressed the town park and senior soups scheduling. New business topics included discussions on field usage fees, master plan development, and the potential formation of a park committee, which were tabled. The committee reviewed a shed power installation request and discussed a $5,000 grant from UC Veteran Services for Hometown Heroes Banners, covering the planned installation on RT 28 and Main Street, along with community nomination progress.
The committee meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and proceeded into an executive session to discuss matters concerning the medical, financial, credit, or employment history of a specific person or corporation, including potential personnel actions such as appointments, promotions, discipline, or dismissal.
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The task force discussed planning for the June newsletter, focusing on solar myths and agrivoltaics research. They reviewed a partnership with the Cornell Cooperative Extension for climate resilience policy evaluation and vulnerability assessments. The meeting also covered the Ulster County Department of the Environment survey regarding climate strategy support, an update on the Flood Resilience Network training, and progress on the greenhouse gas inventory for 2024. Additional discussions addressed technical challenges with the landfill biofilter project, the status of streetlight conversions, and the necessity of updating the Comprehensive Plan to support forest preservation zoning measures.
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