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Commission approves $103,400 Warren County Soil & Water proposal for watershed projects
Summary
Commission adopted Resolution 2025‑50 to accept a Warren County Soil & Water Conservation District proposal totaled at $103,400 for identified 2026 projects focused on pollution source identification and water-quality work in the Lake George watershed.
The Lake George Park Commission voted to accept a 2026 proposal from the Warren County Soil & Water Conservation District totaling $103,400.
Resolution 2025‑50, read into the record and approved by voice, directs the commission executive director to secure a final contract and cooperate with Warren County Soil & Water to advance the identified projects. The resolution text specifies the combined amount of $103,400 for the projects described in the proposal.
Warren County Soil & Water Natural Resource Specialist Nick Growell walked commissioners through 2025 outcomes and the proposed slate for 2026 before the vote. The presentation highlighted outfall mapping and sampling work, aquatic plant surveys, porous sidewalk installations in the Village of Lake George, and proposed investments including erosion-control stockpiles and a Hemlock Coalition extension.
Commissioners voted to adopt the resolution; the transcript records approval by voice but does not list individual vote tallies.
