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All new water main is installed in the $30.4 million Jordan and Elbridge water overhaul. Now the boards have frozen a $567,216 payment, a bond increase hits August agendas, and Jordan's mayor apologized for billing notices sent in error.
Pulaski's Water Board is pursuing up to $2 million in CDBG funds for Phase II of its water main replacement while a $5.9 million sewer plant overhaul clears DEC and Army Corps permitting, all before the fall salmon run returns.
New York signed off on Chittenango's eight-project NY Forward slate May 12, totaling exactly $4,500,000, and village records show Creek Walk, pump station, and canal museum work already moving.
Moravia village trustees voted 4-0 to pursue a $14.4 million water system project with a 2028 start, while the $10.8 million state-backed wastewater plant upgrade tops 60 percent and NY Forward streetscape bids open downtown.
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.
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.
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.
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