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Union Springs is pressing a $2 million CDBG application for its wastewater plant after a 5 to 0 board vote, with a separate $2 million state grant contingent on a contractor award before October 1.
Central Square's board took up a draft 40 year, $1 lease that would hand village water operations to the Onondaga County Water Authority, with the next meeting Aug. 10.
Marathon's village board voted July 15 to apply for up to $1 million in CDBG funds for accessibility work at the NRHP listed Peck Memorial Library, stacking on the village's $4.5 million NY Forward award.
Port Byron's board voted 5 to 0 to raise water and sewer bills $10 each starting with October billing, holding a July 13 hearing on Local Laws 5 and 6 as a State Street main break underscored the aging system.
Eight Homer businesses are still waiting on $450,000 in DRI Small Project Fund storefront awards, the village board confirmed July 28, with asbestos results due in early August and paving next.
Phoenix is weighing two bids on its $74,500 NY Forward gateway signage contract, with the RFP's milestones pointing to finished wayfinding on village corridors by July 2027.
Canastota opens sealed street paving bids Aug. 5 covering seven village streets, as state awards to the village, an $860,463 park grant plus the $4.5 million NY Forward slate, top $5.3 million.
Chittenango's village board paid a grant writer $5,000 to pursue NY BRICKS funding for a $1.2 million rec center ahead of the July 31 application deadline, while introducing a battery storage moratorium.
North Syracuse's reshaped village board approved a $110,864.23 abstract and hired a police officer at its annual meeting, swore in Sergeant Phillip Knittel July 23, and opened August with a personnel policy work session.
Four Fayetteville-Manlius students presented their signage and conservation plan for the Limestone Nature Preserve to the Manlius village board on July 14, moving a years-old land donation toward a student built public resource.
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