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Sep 14, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
The Incorporated Village of Port Jefferson seeks proposals from qualified independent planning, design, financial, operational, and/or multidisciplinary consulting firms to prepare a comprehensive Master Plan for the Port Jefferson Country Club.
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Census ID
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109579
Employee FTE
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53
Population
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8,306
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Port Jefferson
The council discussed various public safety and infrastructure issues, including mitigation strategies for illegal rental activity, the coordination of emergency management resources for ferry drop-off areas, and the organization of the 'Snow Angels' program. Key infrastructure concerns addressed included re-striping road markings, safety improvements at Rocketship Park, traffic light signaling at the junction of Barnum Avenue and West Broadway, and the management of a sidewalk covenant with a developer. Other topics included the Bayview Terrace closure, the repair of dangerous gaps in storm drains on Chambers Court, the installation of a speed reader on Scraggy Hill Road, and a critical maintenance plan for failing streetlights on Winston Drive.
The Planning Board conducted public hearings and work sessions regarding several development applications. Key discussions included a major subdivision application at 340 East Broadway, site development and subdivision plans for the Harbor Cove at Maryhaven project, and tree clearing and grading requests at 98 Soundview Drive and 111 North Country Road. The Board also reviewed a site plan amendment for 12 Stern Drive involving deck replacement and a site plan amendment for 1 Reeves Road. Additional resolutions were reviewed and approved for 100 Thompson Street and the 1506, 1510, and 1512 Main Street redevelopment project known as The Baxter. Staff updates covered consultant hiring, potential fee changes, and new application submission requirements.
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The working group evaluated the strategic transition of the local power plant, focusing on addressing the decline in municipal revenue and the fiscal implications for the school district. Key discussion points included regulatory and ownership constraints regarding National Grid, the impact of changing grid conditions due to the Propel New York project, and the necessity of prioritizing environmental remediation. The group discussed a phased transition approach for the site, exploring potential future uses such as hydrogen energy and large-scale battery storage, while establishing a strategic framework aligned with projected 2030 grid requirements.
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