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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1976
Page
3
More than 50 residents filled the Common Council chambers to discuss a proposed City Charter amendment creating a full time fire chief and three assistant chiefs. Mayor Mink suggested delaying a vote to consult fire companies and both paid and volunteer crews.
Mayor Joseph P. Mink presents a city wide ward remapping proposal at a Common Council meeting. The plan sets nine wards with population variances within five percent of the city average and bases boundaries on existing streets and municipal lines, aiming for action before spring and ahead of the 1980 census data.
East Greenbush town board approves selling water to an area of Schodack with costs borne by the new district and seeks matching funds from county and state for youth programs amounting to about $18,000, with about $4,000 from town funds. The board also transfers funds to avoid deficits and approves an annual audit contract and a new board of assessment review member.
The annual Pop Warner Year End Dinner will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. at St. Joseph's Church on Third Street in Rensselaer. Guest speaker will be Tom DePalma, varsity football coach at Cardinal McCloskey High School. Pat Lewis Jack Poole and Ed Hardt oversee tickets.
About thirty Nassau residents formed an association, hired an attorney, and filed two lawsuits to push 100 percent market value assessments. They argue current tax unfairness favors exempted residents and advocate reassessment of 2,099 parcels, backed by 500 underassessed properties targeted for spring reevaluation.
Albany report shows 281 New York villages failed to attend a state board hearing on new equalization rates. The session lasted under a minute with only one trustee briefly present and no formal objections filed. A Nassau village official later voiced concern over Nassau County’s lower rate.
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