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Board hears CWT update and WWTP septic-study grant submission to CWC
Summary
Councilman Stephen Walker reported on CWT discussions about zones and flood-level properties; Supervisor Hoyt said Delaware Engineering and WWTP Operations Manager Josh Vital submitted a WWTP septic-program study to CWC for grant consideration, and the town attorney will provide monthly escrow reports on project accounts.
At the Dec. 26 meeting Councilman Stephen Walker updated the board on a recent CWT meeting, saying Zones 3 and 4 may no longer include land purchases and that CWC funding will be available to towns for projects. Walker said six properties were identified at flood level, some located in Greene County, and that stream stewardship and debris maintenance remain topics for ongoing discussion. The minutes mention a new commissioner, Ms. Shilo Williams.
Supervisor Thomas F. Hoyt told the board that a WWTP septic-program study was submitted to CWC for a grant by Delaware Engineering (identified in the minutes as 'Broc') and WWTP Operations Manager Josh Vital. Town Attorney Tal Rappleyea was recorded as holding escrow accounts for planning-board projects and will provide a monthly report on escrow account activity. The minutes do not provide grant-request dollar amounts or further technical details of the study.
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