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Little Falls board holds brief hearing on Local Law 2-2024 moratorium
Summary
The Town Board of Little Falls held a public hearing July 30, 2024, on Local Law 2-2024, a proposed moratorium intended to allow the town to review zoning regulations. Supervisor Dan Casler said there were no public comments and the hearing closed at 7:04 p.m.
The Town Board of Little Falls held a public hearing July 30, 2024, on Local Law 2-2024, a proposed moratorium, and closed the hearing after no public comments were offered.
Supervisor Dan Casler, who called the hearing to order at 7:00 p.m., said the moratorium is intended to give the town time "to analyze and determine appropriate zoning regulations concerning this use," according to the hearing record. The transcript does not specify which particular use the moratorium would cover.
The hearing notice was advertised in the Times Telegram on July 16. Present at the hearing were Supervisor Dan Casler; Councilmen Anthony Viscomi, Kirk Schwasnick, Kevin Sullivan and Mitch Soules; and Town Clerk Sandra Regan.
Casler invited comments for or against the proposed moratorium; none were offered. With no members of the public speaking, the hearing closed at 7:04 p.m. The transcript records no vote or formal action on the moratorium during the hearing, and it does not specify any next procedural steps or a timetable for further consideration.
No additional details about the scope of the moratorium, its effective dates, or follow-up actions were provided in the hearing record.
