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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.
Minoa's village board authorized WIIA and WQIP grant applications for its Phase 2 wastewater treatment plant improvements and moved the project through SEQR review ahead of back to back state deadlines in late July 2026.
Sandy Creek village board minutes show a joint $571,600 block grant application with Lacona to replace water system telemetry, plus a tractor purchase and an August demolition deadline.
Fair Haven's Local Law No. 1 of 2026 limits short term rental owners to three permits each and delays a village wide cap until 2027, reshaping rules for a summer tourism economy.
Fayetteville's Walnut Street bridge over the Ledyard Canal has been closed since June 26, alongside a rewritten zoning code headed for environmental review and a state memo on Route 5 congestion.
Camden's trustees voted 4-0 to authorize $4.18 million more in bonds for the village wastewater plant, raising total authorized financing to $19.38 million, subject to a permissive referendum.
East Syracuse officials are coordinating police, fire, EMS and emergency management for a September cultural center opening expected to draw up to 8,000 people.
Records show what the Village of Baldwinsville required, and left open, when it leased the 2,500 capacity Paper Mill Island Amphitheater for a single non renewable season.
North Syracuse's draft Comprehensive Plan 2045 points the village toward commercial development on Route 11, South Bay Road and Taft Road to shore up a tax base strained by decades of population decline.
Planning board sign-offs, two signage proposals, and a $15.87 million sewer bond resolution show Phoenix's $4.5 million NY Forward award moving from renderings to real work in summer 2026.
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