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The Poughkeepsie Town Board Meeting - Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Wednesday, Jun 3, 2026
Public Hearing Set for Monroe Analysis on Police and Court Facility Project
The Town Board is scheduling a public hearing for June 17th at 7 p.m. for the Monroe analysis concerning the police and court facility project. This analysis is a step in the environmental assessment process for the project. The Monroe analysis addresses whether a municipal project is subject to the zoning of the host municipality, with the analysis likely concluding that the town's project would be exempt from zoning.
Planning Board to Lead Central Hudson Transmission Line Replacement Project
The Town Board gave consent for the planning board to act as the lead agency for the Central Hudson SK transmission line replacement project. This project involves replacing transmission lines running from the substation on Spackenkill Road to the Naps Corner substation, potentially affecting Wards 5 and 2, and possibly others. The resolution passed 5-0.
Town Hall Staff Retirements Recognized
The Town Board accepted the retirement of Anne Pantalon from the legal department and Eric Hullman from the planning department. Both employees are retiring on the same day. Board members expressed gratitude for their long-term service and dedication, noting their significant knowledge and contributions to the town. Pantalon's extensive knowledge of various town departments and Hullman's expertise in urban planning and problem-solving were specifically highlighted. The board wished them both happy retirements.
Recreation Department Seasonal Staff Reappointed
The Town Board approved a resolution to reappoint Hunter Fond and Carter Usher to seasonal positions in the Recreation Department. They will be paid an hourly rate, effective May 25th and May 26th, 2026, respectively. This action is part of staffing up the department for the upcoming season.
CPL Retained for Town Hall Roof Replacement Design
The Town Board approved retaining CPL to design the roof replacement for the new town hall, located at the Gilkasen building, 244 Boardman Road. The cost for the design work will not exceed $59,700. This preparatory work is intended to ensure a clear and cost-effective bidding process for the roof replacement. Task three, construction administration, is not included in this initial cost but could be added later if needed, though the town plans to handle it in-house with the building department.
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