The Board Meeting minutes from October 14, 2014 have been filed. You can read/download them below:
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AGENDA 10/14/14
GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT
OLD BUSINESS
Local Law No. 6 of 2014 Senior Exemption – Revision to comply with RPTL.
NEW BUSINESS
Minutes of the public hearings and regular meeting and public hearings of 9/8/14 to be approved as read.
Village of Hudson Falls and Town of Kingsbury’s trade of highway equipment Agreement.
Authorize Superintendent Fiorillo to sign annual Snow Agreement between Village and Washington County.
Accept resignation of PT Patrol Officer David Willis. Read full agenda below:
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE HUDSON FALLS
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN pursuant to Article XIV, Chapter 215 Section 215-109 of the Village of Hudson Falls Zoning Law, that the Hudson Falls Zoning Board of Appeals shall conduct a public hearing on October 20, 2014 at 6:00 pm at the Village Hall, 220 Main Street, Hudson Falls, NY to consider a use variance application by Adirondack Machine Corporation. Adirondack Machine Corporation is under contract with Mile Post Four Properties, LLC to purchase 84 Boulevard, Hudson Falls, NY. The Applicant’s proposed use of the property is considered Light Manufacturing which would be deemed a non-conforming use and a change in use from the property’s present use as a warehouse and office space. The property is located in a Zoning District Residence Class A.
Plans for the proposal are available at the Village Hall, 220 Main Street, Hudson Falls, New York during regular business hours. Said Zoning Board of Appeals will at said time and place hear all persons in support of such matters or any objections thereto,
By Order of the Zoning Board of Appeals
Mary E. Hogan, Deputy Clerk
On Sunday October 5th, at 1 pm, a new historic marker was unveiled at the Historic Coal Silos located on Maple Street, Hudson Falls. Paul Loding, Historian for the Village, made a presentation about the significance the five silos and the importance they had on the history of the region.
Once part of the Griffin Lumber Co, the silos are currently owned by the Feeder Canal Alliance. After the dedication, the silos were open to the public from1-3pm.
Fall is fast approaching and the Village of Hudson Falls has published the fall edition of its newsletter. From updates to general information, there is information for everybody. You can read the newsletter below: