Public hearings on 1984 budgets set for Clay Town Board
Tonight at 8 p.m the May Town Board will hold public hearings on proposed 1984 budgets for 530 special districts, fire protection, and a water district rate increase. Also up for review are Casual Estates mobile home park license renewal and a zone change near Oswego Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casual Estates Mobile Home Park
Ladue Sud
Wetzel Road
Fae Depauw
DiDomenico
Brewerton Fire Department
Caughdeney Fire Department
Clay Fire Department
Moyers Corners Fire Department
AOF and
Norte
Clay Water District
Lc) Lee
Morook
Willowstream Woods
Clair
Survival plan outlook amid Onondaga County nuclear fears
Disaster preparedness chief Joseph Farge says the county would rise to the occasion if a nuclear strike occurs, citing a network of civil defense shelters and buses ready to evacuate residents. Critics call such plans unrealistic, while officials stress readiness and ongoing training.
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Joseph Farge
Farge
Department of Social Services
Onondaga County
Albany
Timothy Rice
Pat Rector
Syracuse
New York State
Civil Defense
Hassard
Camillus
Evacuation study results slated for Dec 19 in Syracuse
A state Assembly subcommittee will release a 50 page report criticizing county level evacuation plans as unrealistic at a Syracuse press conference on December 19. The draft awaits final approval before forwarding to Government Operations.
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Farge
Nine Mile Point I
New York
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Falge
State Assembly
Syracuse
Mark Segal
Manhattan
Government Operations Committee
Community meeting notices and schedules for area boards
Local brief lists upcoming meetings for Balwinsville Cicero Clay Liverpool Lysander Salina North Syracuse Fayetteville Manlius Town of Manlius Tully Lyncourt Van Buren Minoa Manlius and North Syracuse boards through Wednesday. County Exec Mulroy urges county workers to donate canned goods to Salvation Army with a container in the Civic Center lobby. first cans to be deposited by Mulroy and Legislator Sanford.
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Falge
Onondaga County
Balwinsville Village Board
Village Hall
Cicero Zoning Board of Appeals
Town Hall
Clay Town Board
Liverpool Board of Education
Liverpool Planning Board
Lysander Parks and Recreation Commission
Salina Zoning Board of Nee
North Syracuse Board of
Minoa
Manlius
Syracuse
John H. Mulroy
Salvation Army
Civic Center
Mulroy
William E. Sanford
Farmers farm school land sparks district safety policy talk
Alfalfa grower Rudy F Karasek tends 16 acres behind Warner Elementary, with land owned by West Genesee Central School District. The district plans a future sale and weighs liability rules for farmed school land. Other farmers, including the Moore brothers, also work adjacent land, affecting district costs and clearance. Karasek carries a $1 million umbrella policy.
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Rudy F. Karasek
Warners
Warner Elementary
West Genesee Central School
Richard A. Powell
Powell
Karasek
van Alstein Road
Harry
Rick Moore
Camillus
Reid A. Pringle
Warner
Moores
Robert T. Sweet
Walter A. Moores
Radisson weighs dimmer bulbs for street lights trial
Radisson town engineer Robert Hornaday proposes replacing 400-watt street bulbs with 175-watt units to save money. Estimated energy costs drop from about 256.89 to 194.91 dollars per light annually, a trial may be installed on Lowes Wallage street signs so residents can judge brightness and safety alongside cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radisson
Robert Hornaday
Hornaday
Mgurestroin Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Robert Schultz
Radisson Development Office
Schultz
Lowes Wallage
Thomas Weat
Niagara Mohawk
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Clay
Patricia Bycraft
Patrick DiDomenico
OCWA
Water Department
Buanmetacee A. Rit
James Keefe
Community Technology, Inc
Keefe
Oswego Road
Ued
Vadis Winslow
Alan Sokoloski
William—Alan
Lincoln Republican Club
Republican Party
Town of Clay
Niomi Bray
Social Services Department
ODP
William Kashdin
Joseph Falge
John Hassard
Harvard University
Cornell University
Ctatire
Mts
Charles A. Brown
Moore
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