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Vestal board adopts amendment to historic preservation law after brief public hearing
Summary
After a short public hearing with no speakers, the Vestal Town Board voted to approve Local Law A of 2026, amending Local Law 3 of 2010 to update the town's historic preservation ordinance; copies of the law were available at the town clerk's office.
The Vestal Town Board adopted Local Law A of 2026, an amendment to Local Law 3 of 2010 establishing the town’s historic preservation ordinance, following a public hearing opened and closed at the June 10 regular meeting.
Town Clerk Deborah Wallace read the public notice announcing the proposed local law and that copies were available for review at the clerk’s office. The hearing drew no members of the public to speak on the measure. After the hearing was closed, a motion to adopt the local law was moved and seconded and carried by the board.
Why it matters: The change amends the town’s existing historic preservation ordinance; the public notice stated the hearing occurred at 6 p.m. on June 10, 2026 at Vestal Town Hall and that documents were available at the clerk’s office. The board did not record any substantive public opposition during the hearing.
The board listed the measure on the agenda as “Local Law A of the year 2026 entitled amending Local Law 3 of 2010 creating a historic preservation ordinance for the Town of Vestal.” Copies of the enacted language and administrative details are available from the town clerk.
