Clay delays Morgan Road speed limit decision
Clay Town Board postponed a decision to cut Morgan Road speed from 55 to 45 mph awaiting accident reports from the Department of Transportation. Reports were delayed due to a computer outage. decision slated for the next meeting on Oct. 1.
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Conifer protests condo assessment at board hearing
Conifer Development Inc officials told the Assessment Review Board that a $422,575 tax assessment on the renovated Madison School condo project is double the prior estimate. They warn the higher figures could jeopardize SONYMA mortgages and buyer eligibility, while critics note tentative assessments are nonbinding and rely on building-permit costs. The project comprises 45 condominiums with 38 sold, offering low-interest mortgages to moderate income buyers.
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Conifer
John H. Fennessey
Carl Peterson
Fenessey
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Fennessey
Joseph Marcane
Confer
Marcane
A.R.B
Conifer Company
Madison
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Sonyma
Comfer
Benedict Avenue
First female firefighter possible in city history
A record number of women qualified for the city fire department after passing written and agility tests. Deputy Chief Paul Reeves noted the exact final list of 321 names is not yet released, but 16 women took the agility test in June. The list also includes enough Black candidates to meet federal minority quotas. Women will compete with men on test scores for promotions and positions as openings arise.
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Walsh targets Alexander over tax assessment stance
City Councilor James T. Walsh accused Mayor Lee Alexander of avoiding public meetings on citywide reassessment, saying the mayor acts for political advantage. The Assessment Committee plans a public hearing Thursday as Walsh demands council input, while Deputy Mayor Kenneth Mokrzycki says no division exists and invites ongoing dialogue.
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Lee Alexander
Common Council
Walsh
City Hall
Alexander
Armand Magnarelli
Kenneth Mokrzycki
Mokrzycki
Lawyer fined for polluting Skaneateles Lake in Syracuse area
Syracuse lawyer Roger Scott was fined 37500 for illegally dumping concrete slabs bricks and dirt into Skaneateles Lake at his East Lake Road property. DEC Commissioner Henry Williams ordered 6500 due in 30 days with remaining waived if Scott has a shoreline survey done. State ALJ Robert O Connor reduced the original 10000 penalty after Scott complied with removing some debris.
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Syracuse
Roger Scott
Henry G. Williams
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Robert P. O'Connor
Scott
East Lake Road
Skaneateles
Williams
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