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2026-07-09 - Town Board
Published: Jul 9, 2026
Petition for Traffic Signs on Slaterville Road Discussed to Address Speeding Concerns
A petition for traffic signs on Slaterville Road was discussed, highlighting concerns about speeding and safety, particularly regarding school bus stops and the lack of visible speed limit signs. The request is to coordinate with the state DOT for the installation of these signs. The town highway department may be able to expedite the process by manufacturing signs if given permission by the state, potentially making the implementation faster.
Lake Road Residents Petition for Speed Limit Reduction Due to Safety Concerns
A resident of Lake Road expressed concern about the continued 55 mph speed limit on their road, despite significant residential development over the past 20 years and numerous accidents. They are requesting a speed limit reduction to 45 mph and plan to gather a petition to support this request. The town will forward this request to the county highway department and then to the state, as speed limit changes for county roads require state approval.
Dryden Lake Water Levels and Dam Condition Raise Environmental and Community Concerns
A resident raised concerns about the low water level at Dryden Lake, the accumulation of wood debris near the dam outlet, and the neglected state of a memorial flower bed. Another resident detailed the significant drop in lake volume and its impact on the ecosystem, including algae and mill foil growth and potential harm to fish populations. Efforts to address the dam's condition and the lake's water level with the DEC were discussed, including the possibility of a task force or petition to prioritize repairs and the long-term health of the lake.
Town Board Approves Formation of Sewer and Water Task Force for Housing Development
The Town Board discussed and resolved to establish a Sewer and Water Task Force to assess and optimize water and sewer investments for future housing development. The task force will investigate infrastructure enhancements, represent various town boards, and include village representation. A report is expected by January to guide future funding applications. The initial proposal included representation from the town board, planning board, and housing committee, but after discussion, the planning board representation was removed to streamline the task force. The group will consist of up to seven members and will focus on feasibility and opportunities for development rather than long-term infrastructure assessment.
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