Port Jervis mayor sacks planning board chief Dietz
Port Jervis Mayor James E. Cole fired planning board chairman Edwin J. Dietz and named Charlotte M. Homer to replace him. Dietz, also county planning board chair, faced ongoing clashes with the council and a divided Republican committee. The council did not appoint Homer with prior consent, and Dietz will remain a member of the board as a nonchair.
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Port Jervis
James E. Cole
Planning Board Ag
Theodore C. Kuykendall
Cole
Kuykendall
Charles Westfall
Republican Committee
Westfall
Dietz
Common Council
Planning Board
Burt
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Dominick Trotta
Warwick board proposes $2.1 million budget for 1964 65
Warwick Valley Central School District will present a $2,125,655 budget on June 16 at 7 30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The plan increases taxes in Warwick by 3.54 and in Chester by 1.38, with the largest rise funding regular teaching services and hiring 16 new teachers amid other rises in debt service benefits and maintenance. The budget supports two new buildings, bond payments, and salary increments, with final approval at the July 14 meeting.
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Warwick
Warwick Valley Central
Chester
Cause order aimed at Newburgh primary voiding election
Supreme Court Justice Clare J. Hoyt issued a show cause order directing Frank Mancinelli and the county board of Elections to explain why last Tuesday's Democratic City Council primary should not be voided. The action, returnable next Monday, allege improper ballot storage after impoundment, with possible recount urged though not explicitly alleged.
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Newburgh Supreme Court
Clare J. Hoyt
Frank Mancinelli
County Board of Elections
Mancinelli
Grace Schirmer
Cornwall sewer millage set for Firthcliffe district
Firthcliffe residents heard a Cornwall town board public hearing on a proposed sewer district with estimated annual costs per property from 53.30 to 65.00 dollars. The plan allocates 300 units from a 120000 gallon daily plant, with breakdowns for 148 single family homes, 3 two family dwellings, 40 vacant lots, and 934 acres undeveloped. Actual users would pay 26 dollars more for operating costs, and potential federal aid could trim costs by five dollars per unit. A permissive referendum may be pursued by 5 percent of property owners after board approval.
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Cornwall Firthcliffe
Cornwall Town Board
Firthcliffe
Gordon K. Cameron
Cameron
James Loeb
New York Military Academy
State Health Department
Department of Audit and Control
Officials Plan County Officials Flying Day at Montgomery
County officials and spouses are invited to the Orange County Airport in Montgomery for County Officials Flying Day on June 21 from noon to 5. Brief airplane flights will be offered to attendees.
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Montgomery
Orange County Airport Commission
Board of Supervisors
Goshen developer seeks variance in road regulation
Goshen developer asks village board to let him maintain a 200 foot road section at about 11 percent grade rather than the 10 percent limit. Planning board opposes exceptions, citing safety and precedent risk. Also discussed zoning change plans for Fletcher Street Minisink Trail area and dust complaints from construction sites. Board to buy up to 35 meters of street meters in front of the post office.
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Goshen
Oakcrest
Village Planning Board
Pierson Conklin
Conklin Operating Corp
Murray Ave
Planning Board
Conklin
Fletcher Street
Minisink Trail
Zoning Board of Appeals
McBride Company
Clowes Avenue
West Main
William Streets
Robert M. McMahon
Socony Company
Socony
Duncan Parking Meter Company
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