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Long Lake board seeks NBRC technical assistance for Jennings Pond reuse feasibility study
Summary
The board approved Resolution 2026.24 to apply for Northern Border Regional Commission technical assistance funding for a 'Jennings Pond Reuse Feasibility Study' and designated Supervisor Clay J. Arsenault as the Authorized Official to sign NBRC documents.
The Town Board on April 29 unanimously approved Resolution 2026.24 to apply for Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC) Technical Assistance funding for a project titled 'Jennings Pond Reuse Feasibility Study.' The resolution designates Town Supervisor Clay J. Arsenault as the Authorized Official with authority to execute NBRC investment documents and agreements on the Town's behalf.
Councilman Richard B. Dechene moved the resolution and Councilman Nathan S. Hosley seconded; the motion passed 4–0. The resolution frames the study as consistent with the Town's interest in evaluating infrastructure needs and the future of Town assets, and instructs the Town Clerk to keep certified copies of grant documents in official records. The resolution states the action is a Type II SEQR action and requires no immediate environmental review.
The board did not commit local matching funds in the resolution; final grant terms and any future budget implications will depend on the NBRC application outcome and any conditions imposed by the grantor.
