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Orange holds public hearing and approves $150,000 state Neighborhood Assistance Program application for Hebrew school upgrades
Summary
Selectmen opened and closed a public hearing and approved submitting a state Neighborhood Assistance Program application requesting $150,000 for energy-efficiency upgrades at the Southern Connecticut Hebrew Academy / New Haven Hebrew Day School; the town's role is ministerial and the state administers funds.
The Orange Board of Selectmen opened a public hearing on June 10 to consider a Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) application from the Southern Connecticut Hebrew Academy (listed in the materials also as New Haven Hebrew Day School) requesting $150,000 for energy-efficiency upgrades.
The chair explained that the town's role is to take action on the application and that the state — not the town — administers and distributes NAP funds. After offering the public an opportunity to ask questions and receiving none, the board closed the hearing and, by motion and second, approved the application to be forwarded to the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services for processing.
No dissenting comments were recorded during the hearing. The board's approval was noted as unanimous in the meeting record.
