The August 10 Town Board meeting, the only Town Board meeting in August covered a wide range of topics. A proposal to provide a mechanism to have resident parking stickers, enabling residents to park at popular sites, like the Chelsea boat dock which would preclude non-residents from taking up parking spaces. More on that later. Al Casella read a prepared statement to strongly state that he is NOT associated with Casella Carting and cannot help residents with billing questio

The April 27 Town Board meeting got a bit fiesty at one point, because the third ward council member decided that he needed "more of a plan" for the Cranberry Hills purchase. The board was discussing the resolution to pursue issuing bonds which will fund the purchase of the land in the event that the DEC grant being pursued is not successful. The council member said that he was not in favor of pursuing the necessary funding until he saw "more of a plan" - without being able

The Highlight of the March 23 Town Board Meeting was a presentation made by Supervisor Cavaccini on the proposed purchase of approximately 326 acres known as Cranberry Hill. This was in preparation for votes on a series of resolutions that would enable the Supervisor to negotiate with the owner and apply for a grant to make the purchase. These 326 acres stretch from Imperial Boulevard almost to All Angels Hill Road - stretching to Widmer Road, surrounding RC Ketcham and Me