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Shoreham trustees begin defining who counts as a ‘resident’ ahead of public hearing
Summary
At a March 24 special work session, Mayor Thomas P. Spier led the Shoreham Board of Trustees in initial discussions about proposed definitions of “residents,” agreeing to continue the work at the next session and to hold a public hearing; no hearing date was set.
The Village of Shoreham Board of Trustees began work on March 24 to clarify who will qualify as a "resident" for participation in a forthcoming public hearing. Mayor Thomas P. Spier opened the special work session at 7:12 p.m. and "led the discussion with possible definitions of "residents" and an outline," according to the draft minutes recorded by Clerk/Treasurer Laura Spillane.
The board resolved to continue the discussion at the next work session before scheduling a public hearing focused on the residency definition; the minutes do not specify a date for that hearing. The conversation was framed as an outline and initial definitions rather than a final policy, leaving the next work session as the immediate procedural step for further detail and potential formal action.
