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County rep tells Butternuts there is money for guard rails; board asked to address trash-strewn lot

Town of Butternuts Board · April 8, 2026
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Summary

County Representative James Powers told the board grant money is available for guard rails but the paperwork is extensive; he also flagged a property at County Routes 18 and 23 with hazardous garbage that the town must address, and the board said it will investigate options for cleanup and possible cost recovery via tax bill.

During Privilege of the Floor County Representative James Powers told the board there is funding available for guard rails but that the associated paperwork is extensive. He also identified a property at the corner of County Routes 18 and 23 with an “abundance of garbage” creating health concerns and said, because the matter is not a County Code issue, the case is being turned over to the Town.

Supervisor Bruce Giuda said he will look into available options. Barbara Lilley reported that all local election positions (Supervisor, Highway Superintendent, Clerk, Tax Collector) are running unopposed. Jim Polhemus sought clarification about whether the Town pays cleanup costs up front; the minutes say the Town would pay initially and could add the cost to the owner's tax bill the following year.