Ground-mounted Solar Request for Proposals (RFP)
Jul 3, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Procurement of turn-key services for the design, engineering, and installation of two ground-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) systems for the Town of Ulster.
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Jul 3, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Procurement of turn-key services for the design, engineering, and installation of two ground-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) systems for the Town of Ulster.
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Census ID
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109716
Population
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12,646
Procurement Hell Score
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60 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Ulster
The meeting addressed various town business, including the presentation of the 2027 budget and the East Kingston Fire Protection District budget. The board discussed and approved personnel actions, such as hiring a deputy town clerk and acknowledging a resignation from the sewer department. Departmental requests were reviewed, covering police vehicle replacements, highway department black topping projects, and CDL driver training for wastewater staff. Additional items included planning board referrals, a tax certiorari settlement for a local property, and support for a grant application by Riverkeeper. The board also addressed local law amendments regarding the zoning board of appeals, short-term rentals, and deputy town clerk residency requirements.
The meeting covered various municipal updates and policy discussions, including a new policy regarding dogs at Ryder Park and the scheduling of a public hearing for a small cities grant for water and sewer projects. Committee reports were provided on personnel hiring, highway operations, water department maintenance, EMS performance, payroll system implementation, comprehensive planning, and town clerk staffing. Planning and zoning discussions included a board member resignation and proposed updates to zoning code sections for board structure. Significant public comment addressed the substandard living conditions at the Kingston Motel, with residents calling for county-level action and long-term housing solutions, as well as feedback on proposed short-term rental laws emphasizing the necessity for stricter enforcement and consequences for non-compliance.
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The board discussed several operational and policy matters, including the establishment of a new seasonal permit policy for boat trailers at Charles Rider Park and the expansion of the police impound facility at the transfer station. Other key topics included the approval of out-of-town travel for court staff, the formalization of police department buy money procedures for confidential investigations, and the adoption of a mandatory town policy on gender-based workplace violence. The council also addressed a tax certiorari settlement, authorized a grant application for the comprehensive plan update, and reviewed planning/zoning project resolutions, alongside routine personnel matters such as a resignation and a new hire.
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