Code enforcement flags Rushville annexation and sewer-capacity study as potential funding risk
Summary
Code Enforcement Officer Tim Pagel told the board Beardsley Engineering and Keuka Housing requested a sewer-capacity study for a Rushville project; Pagel said the property lies in Potter, annexation could take until November 2025 and delay funding.
Code Enforcement Officer Tim Pagel told the Town Board Feb. 12 that Beardsley Engineering is preparing a sewer-capacity study for a planned Rushville project with Keuka Housing and that the parcel in question is in the Town of Potter, so Potter zoning and review apply.
Pagel said engineers initially believed the land was Rushville property but confirmed it is in Potter, and he warned that an annexation to Rushville could take too long and jeopardize project funding. Pagel said town attorney Ed Brockman had estimated the annexation process could take "up until November 2025," and Pagel said he will meet with engineers and Brockman and provide updates to the board.
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