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Town Board acknowledges Cintas Route 300 sewer-district report
Summary
The board accepted a Map, Plan and Report for a proposed Route 300 sewer district to serve four parcels including a long-running Cintas industrial laundry; the report notes current off‑site effluent trucking and seeks sewer connection via the town system. The acknowledgement passed 4–0.
The Town of Newburgh Board acknowledged receipt of a Map, Plan and Report from MHE Engineering proposing a Route 300 sanitary sewer district that would serve four parcels along NYS Route 300, including a Cintas industrial laundry facility (SBL 34-1-29.1).
Patrick J. Hines, the town’s representative engineer, described the Cintas parcel as an industrial laundry that has historically trucked process and sanitary effluent off site to permitted treatment plants. The owner requested study of a sewer extension to allow discharge to the Town of Newburgh’s sanitary sewer collection system. The report identifies additional nearby properties — including parcels owned by the Town and the City of Newburgh Enlarged School District — that could benefit from connecting to the proposed district.
Councilman Paul Ruggiero moved to acknowledge receipt of the Map, Plan and Report; Councilman James Politi seconded. The Board’s roll-call vote was 4–0 in favor, with Supervisor Piaquadio absent. The motion was an acknowledgement of receipt; the transcript records no commitment to create the district or any financial approvals at this meeting.
Next steps would typically include detailed evaluation of costs, benefits, environmental review and petitions or formal actions to create a sewer district if the town elects to proceed.
