Saugerties village debates continued processing of outside waste at sewer plant
Is it worth the time and effort? The department superintendent says it isn’t. A village trustee disagrees.
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Notes from the Saugerties Village Board
Topics include: Speed indicator on Ulster Ave.; insurance hardball; praise for gas line contractor; bluestone sidewalks; beach weeds are gone.
County lawmakers seek to tighten up Ulster’s dumping laws
The law was authored in response to a controversial construction and debris dumping operation in Saugerties, which has left the town suspended between conflicting town and county laws and unable, despite stop-work orders from the town, county and state, to stop the daily parade of debris-dumping trucks coming in from downstate.
Notes from the Saugerties Village Board
Topics include: Legion centennial celebration, traffic control issues, bluestone sidewalks.
Saugerties public access channel asks for more funding
The coordinator, TV23’s lone paid employee, is doing a full-time job on part-time pay, said a member of the board.
Ulster County adopts term limits
Starting with this fall’s crop of legislators and county officials, legislators can serve no more than six full terms and executives and comptrollers no more than three.
Notes from the Saugerties Planning Board
Topics include: Autozone land transfers; new dog groomer on Rt. 212; Kings Highway recycling center; Malden Turnpike subdivision.
Proposed Autozone in Saugerties raises questions about need for new traffic controls
Should the developers of a proposed store on Railroad and Ulster avenues be responsible for developing and paying for new traffic controls in the commercial district containing a major shopping plaza and a number of smaller stores?
Notes from the Saugerties Village Board: Of the beach and the bluestone
Village struggles with perennial aquatic weed problem at the beach; problems with kayakers accessing launch; credentials for contractor delay sidewalk work; bluestone sidewalks too expensive?
Delgado visits the border
U.S. Rep. Antonio Delgado (D-Rhinebeck) traveled to McAllen, Texas Friday along with members of Congress on a bipartisan Congressional delegation trip to facilities at the southern border.
