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Board OKs $1.2 million PSEG proposal to remove poles, reroute Main Street electrical services
Summary
The board approved a PSEG proposal (listed at $1,200,608.14) to remove poles and reroute electrical services on Main Street between Conklin Street and South Front Street; the approval was recorded at the July 15 work session and noted at the Aug. 5 meeting.
The Village of Farmingdale recorded approval of a PSEG proposal in the amount of $1,200,608.14 for work to remove utility poles and reroute electrical services on Main Street between Conklin Street and South Front Street. The approval appears in the meeting record as having been approved at the July 15 work session and was noted during the Aug. 5 regular meeting.
The transcript does not include contract award details such as a vendor contract number, schedule, or funding source. Village Attorney Claudio DeBellis prepared SEQRA paperwork for a separate land purchase that was also noted at the July 15 session; the PSEG item was listed among those work-session approvals.
