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Kimbillion Group wants to build a 24,500 square foot wood panel assembly plant on 3.5 acres in Van Buren, seeking 60 percent lot coverage where code allows 50. County staff found the building would encroach on a drainage easement crossing the site.
Southwood Fire Department is welcoming high school students as members in training and responding to calls alongside Jamesville. Statewide, New York's volunteer firefighter ranks have fallen from about 120,000 to about 80,000.
Byrne Dairy proposes a 5,152 square foot store and an eight pump fueling facility at Northern Boulevard and East Taft Road in Cicero. County planners found mapped wetlands may cover most of the building and fueling area.
The Limestone-Norton subdivision would divide 26.5 acres at Abbey and Norton Roads into eight lots. County planners attached three modifications and urged the town to weigh the cumulative cost of strip subdivision on farmland.
For twelve years a group of Onondaga Hill neighbors has raised $2,500 apiece and climbed Adirondack high peaks for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Their total is close to $250,000, part of more than $750,000 raised by Team Tess.
National Grid and Micron propose expanding a gas regulator station on Route 31 in Clay and building a metering station on the Micron campus. The filing lists permanent impacts to 1.354 acres of state wetland and 0.087 acres of federal wetland.
A proposed rezone of 18.2 acres on Henry Clay Boulevard in Clay would allow an apartment complex. A delineation found 6.4 acres of wetland on site, and the county noted the town's land use study calls the area a town center.
East Adams Redevelopment Phase 3 would build 147 mixed income units and two commercial spaces on 3.123 acres at 927 South State Street, with a 64 space parking lot. County planners cleared it July 15 with no conditions.
A line by line read of the Village of Solvay adopted 2026-2027 budget: $7,713,353 total, $899,000 from the village-owned electric utility, $1,859,314 for police, and a Milton construction loan line carrying interest but no principal.
The Village of Liverpool board took up six resolutions and five discussion items on August 17, from $7,394 in speed signs to whether the village should recover $72 in certified mail costs for tall grass notices.
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