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Stony Point board adopts six‑month extension of local moratorium after hearing
Summary
The Stony Point Town Board opened a public hearing and unanimously adopted a local law extending an existing moratorium for six months to allow staff time to revise a new draft; no members of the public spoke during the hearing.
Supervisor Stan opened a public hearing and moved to adopt a local law extending the town's moratorium for six months; the motion was seconded and the board voted in favor by voice, with the chair announcing the motion carried.
The extension applies to a moratorium first put in place in July. Supervisor Stan said the six‑month extension is intended to give staff and the board time to make significant changes to a newly introduced draft of the local law before bringing it back for further consideration.
No members of the public spoke during the hearing. After closing the hearing, the board voted to adopt the extension by voice vote; the transcript records the vote response as “I” and the chair declared the motion carried.
The extension pauses the town's current moratorium while staff work on revisions to the proposed local law. The board did not provide a detailed timetable for when the revised draft will return to the board for subsequent review or vote.
