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Village of Lowville Board of Trustees: March 16, 2022 Meeting Agenda
Published: March 16, 2022 at
09:00 a.m.
By: Public Notice
VILLAGE OF LOWVILLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
March 16, 2021
4:00 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Call
to Order
2. Pledge
of Allegiance
3. Orders
of the Day:
§ Public Hearing – Local
Law re: Tax Cap Override
§ Public Hearing – Local
Law re: No Parking for Waters Terrace
4. Approval
of Minutes/Excuse Absent Board Members:
§ 02/16/2022 Regular
Meeting
5. Approval
of Vouchers:
6. Unfinished
Business:
a. Five
Streets / Utility Reconstruction Project:
b. Phase
II WWTP Upgrades:
c. Groundwater
Well Development Project:
§ Amendment to Ground Water
Project – Phase I
d. Street
Lighting LED Conversion Program:
e. Rezoning
of Industrial Zone Options:
f. Comprehensive
Plan:
g. Lewis
County Facilities Improvement Project- re: Lead Agency:
7. New
Business:
a. Kraft
Surcharges:
§ January 2022 - $6,500
(Sewer)
§ February 2022 - $4,000
(Sewer)
§ February 2022 - $0
(Water)
b. Local
Law Amendment – re: Waters Terrace Parking:
c. Draft
Local Law-Tax Cap Override:
d. Citizen
of the Year Award
e. Organizational
Meeting- re: Setting a Date
f. Town
of Lowville- District 1:
8. Correspondence:
a. RACOG
– re: February Newsletter
b. Lowville
Academy and Central School – re: Sand & Sweep Contract
c. The
Butler Did It Players – re: Shakespeare in the Park
d. Lowville
Fire Department – re: New Member
9. Officers
& Committee Reports:
a. Village
Attorney
b. Mayor
c. Clerk/Treasurer
d. Chief
of Police
e. Superintendent
f. Capital/Future
Planning
g. Personnel
h. Finance
i. Liaisons
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Fire Department
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Police Department
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Planning Bd. / ZBA
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Municipal Board
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Town
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County
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Recreation
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RACOG
10. Public
Comment:
11. Executive
Session:
12. Adjournment:
GUIDELINES FOR
PUBLIC COMMENT:
§ The public shall be
allowed to speak only during the Public Comment period of the meeting or at
such other time as a majority of the Board shall allow.
§ Speakers may be required
to step to the front of the room.
§ Speakers must give their
name, address, and organization, if any.
§ Speakers must be
recognized by the presiding officer.
§ Speakers must limit their
remarks to 5 minutes on a given topic.
§ Speakers may not yield
any remaining time they may have to another speaker.
§ Board members may,
with the permission of the Mayor, interrupt a speaker during their remarks,
but only for the purpose of clarification or information.
§ All remarks shall be
addressed to the Board as a body and not to any member thereof.
§ Speakers shall observe
the commonly accepted rules of courtesy, decorum, dignity and good taste.
§ Interested parties or their
representatives may address the Board by written communications
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