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Petition for Water District #10 reaches 173 of 227 signatures; board asks assessor to verify assessed value
Summary
Councilmember Phil Eygnor reported 173 signatures toward the Water District #10 petition (227 needed to reach the halfway mark); Supervisor Fantuzzo will have Assessor Roach check assessed-value data and Councilmember Tiffany Smith will post a public notice seeking additional signatures.
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The petition drive for proposed Water District #10 has collected 173 signatures, Councilmember Phil Eygnor reported, short of the 227 signatures needed to reach the halfway threshold referenced in the minutes. Eygnor said the board is continuing outreach and Supervisor Dave Fantuzzo will ask Assessor Roach to confirm assessed-value figures used in the district calculation.
Councilmember Tiffany Smith said she would post a notice on the town’s Facebook page asking residents to sign to help the petition move forward. The minutes also note adjacent Bay-area concerns raised by a resident (Ray Seigfred) about allowing extended time from DEC and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to move excess material on a barrier bar and about boat-launch and shoreline improvements; the board discussed coordinating cleanup and weed-harvesting requests with DEC.
