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Pawling board opens and closes public hearing on Marl Park ADA improvements; no public comment
Summary
At a Feb. 18 special meeting the Pawling Town Board held a public hearing on a proposed Community Development Block Grant project to add ADA-compliant bathrooms and a sidewalk at Marl Park; no members of the public spoke and the hearing was opened and closed by voice vote.
The Pawling Town Board held a public hearing on Feb. 18 about a proposed Community Development Block Grant project to install ADA-compliant bathrooms and a sidewalk at Marl Park. The board opened the hearing, called for comments and, after receiving none, closed the hearing by voice vote.
The hearing description in the record identified the project as "ADA-compliant bathrooms and sidewalk at Marl Park." A board member moved to open the hearing; another seconded and the motion carried on a voice vote. Shortly afterward, with no public speakers recorded, a board member moved to close the hearing, the motion was seconded, and the board again approved the action by voice vote.
No members of the public spoke during the hearing, and the transcript does not record any formal vote to approve or fund the project during the meeting. Details that were not specified in the record include whether the board approved applying for the CDBG funds at this session, the timetable for construction, and any estimated project budget. The transcript also does not record any public-question-and-answer exchange or presentation of project plans or cost estimates.
The board proceeded to other business after closing the hearing; no additional public remarks about the Marl Park project were recorded in the meeting minutes.
