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Thompson board accepts engineering report, sets May 5 hearing to extend Kiamesha sewer district for Saddle Lane LLC

Town Board of the Town of Thompson · April 7, 2026
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Summary

The Town Board accepted MHE Engineering's Map, Plan & Report for Consolidated Kiamesha Sewer District Extension No. 04 (Saddle Lane LLC), noted the landowner bears full cost, and scheduled a May 5 public hearing; estimated annual average cost for a typical four-bedroom home is $594.10.

The Town of Thompson Board on April 7 accepted the Map, Plan & Report prepared by MHE Engineering (dated Aug. 5, 2025) for proposed Extension No. 04 of the Consolidated Kiamesha Sewer District, which would allow Saddle Lane LLC (T/O Thompson Tax Map Parcel #13-3-36.1) to connect to the district.

By unanimous vote the board adopted Resolution No. 179 accepting the engineering report and Resolution No. 180 setting a public hearing for May 5, 2026 at 7 p.m. at Town Hall. The resolutions indicate the proposed improvements would be paid entirely by the landowner, and the town clerk was directed to publish and post the required hearing notices pursuant to Town Law §209‑d.

The engineering material submitted to the town states the annual average cost for a typical single-family four-bedroom residence would be $594.10. The board also made the Map, Plan & Report available for public inspection in the Town Clerk’s office.

Why it matters: Extending the consolidated sewer district enables Saddle Lane LLC to dispose of sewage through municipal infrastructure; the action moves the extension from planning into the public-comment phase where residents can review costs and boundaries.

What’s next: Public hearing on May 5, 2026; following public comment, the board may adopt a final order consistent with Town Law procedures.