Scope of work: BA #1 - select demolition and disposal park pavilion. Demolition and disposal of existing doors and walls in the park pavilion. BA #2 - select demolition and disposal caretaker's cabin. Demolition and disposal of existing doors, walls, partial height partitions and doors in the caretaker's cabin. BA #3 - park pavilion interior improvements. New park pavilion ADA-accessible restroom. New park pavilion electrical, plumbing, and underground utilities. BA #4 - caretaker's cabin interior and exterior improvements. New caretaker's cabin ADA-accessible restroom. New caretaker's cabin bathroom. New caretaker's cabin electrical, plumbing, and underground utilities. New caretaker's cabin ADA-accessible ramp, landing, and stairs.
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Census ID
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170601
Employee FTE
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20
Population
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1,840
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Cooperstown
Watershed Supervisory Committee Meeting
Date: Nov 4, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The committee discussed strategies for enhancing communication with local businesses and lakefront homeowners regarding watershed planning. Key topics included updates on public engagement strategies, the implementation of best management practices, and ongoing regulatory discussions. The members also addressed concerns regarding livestock management near local streams and riparian zones. Additionally, the committee discussed how it could serve as a scientific resource for local jurisdictions and acknowledged a charitable donation made to the Watershed Sustainability Fund.
Zoning Board Of Appeals ZBA Meeting
Date: Nov 3, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Zoning Board of Appeals meeting addressed the resignation of a board member and conducted a public hearing regarding a special use permit for a home-based massage therapy business at 73 Averil Road. The board reviewed regulations for home occupations and ultimately granted the special use permit for the business. Additionally, the board discussed upcoming agenda items, including a complex application involving the waterfront overlay district, and clarified setback requirements for that future project.
Board Of Trustees Board Of Trustees Meeting
Key Contacts
Public-sector contacts connected to Village of Cooperstown.
Who manages procurement and purchasing for Village of Cooperstown?
Procurement authority for the Village of Cooperstown rests with the Village Board of Trustees; operating departments including the Village Clerk, Public Works, Water & Sewer Board, Police, Fire, Parks Board, and the Local Planning Committee handle day-to-day purchasing and departmental procurements.
Where does Village of Cooperstown post bids and RFPs?
The Village of Cooperstown posts public bids and RFPs on its official website, primarily via the Request for Proposals page and the site's news/blog feed; monitor https://cooperstownny.gov/request-for-proposals/ for posted solicitations and bidding instructions.
What products and services does Village of Cooperstown procure?
The Village of Cooperstown procures products and services for Public Works, Water & Sewer operations, Police and Fire departments, Parks maintenance, and building/code enforcement—covering streets and sidewalk work, water and sewer services, park upkeep, and related service contracts under its purchasing policy.
Date: Oct 26, 2026
Type: Meeting mention
The board addressed citizen concerns regarding the sale of drug paraphernalia at a local business, reviewing the limitations imposed by state law and actions taken by the public safety and zoning committees. Additionally, the board approved an Eagle Scout project for constructing a floating dock at Ferry Springs, discussing the project's engineering, environmental impact, and funding strategies. Administrative matters included a review of the zoning official’s report and the recovery of historical zoning records.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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How does Village of Cooperstown approve procurement contracts and awards?
The Village Board of Trustees is the contracting authority for the Village of Cooperstown; approvals are governed by Chapter 183 of the Village Code (enacted under New York General Municipal Law §103), and official solicitations identify the Mayor and Board of Trustees as the contracting authority.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for Village of Cooperstown?
Procurement policies and standard terms for the Village of Cooperstown are codified in Chapter 183 of the Village Code (Article I – Best Value Standard), available at https://ecode360.com/29666689; the full Village Code table of contents is at https://ecode360.com/CO2139.
What supplier diversity or local vendor preference programs does Village of Cooperstown use?
Chapter 183 §183-2(B) of the Village of Cooperstown procurement policy allows the 'best value' evaluation to consider whether offerers are small businesses or certified minority- or women-owned business enterprises as defined by New York Executive Law §310; vendors should consult Chapter 183 for evaluation details.
