Trailer control law labeled discriminatory sparks hearing
Hamptonburgh Planning Board held a two hour public hearing on a proposed trailer control ordinance that would require a town permit, cap fees at five dollars monthly, and ban new trailer courts. Critics argued the plan would discriminate against elderly residents and stifle legitimate trailer sales, while supporters said standards could allow certain mobile homes if properly regulated. The board planned further study and possible action at next month’s meeting, with a special session if needed. Surrounding towns already curtail trailers, officials warned, urging a broader zoning approach.
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Campbell Hall
Hamptonburgh
Planning Board
John G. Thew
Thew
Board
Florida Legion post installs new commander at lodge
Florida Post 1250 of the American Legion held an installation meeting last night at the Legion lodge. Leo P. Bilvin turns the gavel to successor William P. Pillmeier Jr. County Commander Louis R. Burgunder of Central Valley served as installing officer.
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Florida
American Legion
Legion Lodge
Leo P. Bilvin
William P. Pillmeier
Louis R. Burgunder
Central Valley
Split decision for contractor over Taft School work
Washingtonville officials accept a split arbitrators ruling on Magliato Construction Co claims for Taft Elementary School. A $4,229.31 award covers terrazzo repairs. $2,860.78 for grading and seeding was denied. The decision ends the major Taft contract dispute as bids are opened for next year projects.
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Washingtonville
Magliato Construction Co
Newburgh
Taft
Magliato
Kewaunee Technical Furniture Co
Statesville
N. C
Miles Experimental Laboratory
Middletown
Jimmy’s Music Shop
New York
New Windsor
Edward W. Slimak
Cornwall
McKeel
Objections delay Monroe zoning ordinance adoption
Objections from about a dozen landholders and some 40 residents at a Monroe Village public hearing may push back the adoption of a proposed zoning ordinance for six months. The debate focused on zoning nearly half the village to one acre minimum home lots amid sewage concerns and industrial zoning.
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Monroe
Joseph W. Dally
Herbert J. Fabricant
Divers rescue two after fishing boat circles in lake mishap
Two divers report a man shouting another is missing as a boat’s steering locks and it circles until fuel runs out. They pull the swimmer from the water and tow the stricken vessel to shore as police and Middletown divers respond.
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Donnelly
Middletown
American Legion
Greenwood Lake
Car Fire Extinguished in Bank Parking Lot
Middletown firemen extinguished a blaze in the front seat of a car parked at the County National Bank lot. Owner Chandler Rowley of 54 Mill Street said he left the vehicle about five minutes before passers-by alerted him. No other part of the car was damaged.
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Middletown
County National Bank
Chandler Rowley
Mill St
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Stuart Dim TH
Richard A. Schumacher
James Barron
William A. Mayo
Leon J. Ciston
Craigville Road
Schumacher
Earl Crawford
Florida Legion Post
Fabricant
New York City
Sidney Mayer
Suffern
Mayer
Monroe Town Planning Board