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Residents raise skate park ARPA question and offer help on solar projects during public comment
Summary
New resident Cheri Williams Pugh offered assistance with solar projects and Max Oppen asked whether ARPA funds could help fund a skate park in the Village of Tannersville; Supervisor Mahoney encouraged the project proponents to work with the board. The board also discussed recognizing Mary McGinnis, who turned 101.
During Privilege of the Floor, Cheri Williams Pugh introduced themself as a new Town of Hunter resident and offered assistance with solar projects. "Cheri Williams Pugh introduces themselves to the board as a new resident of the Town of Hunter and offers assistance with solar projects," is recorded in the minutes; no further detail about specific projects or affiliations was provided.
Max Oppen asked whether ARPA funds could be used to partially fund a skate park project in the Village of Tannersville. Supervisor Sean Mahoney responded that project organizers are welcome to approach the Town Board for assistance, indicating the board's openness to community-led proposals. DeDe Terns-Thorpe also asked the board to consider recognizing Mary McGinnis on her 101st birthday; the board said it would discuss recognition ideas.
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