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Orangetown

Town Board - Regular Meeting

Jul 14, 2026, 7:00 PM

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The Town Board adopted three local laws establishing a Community Preservation Fund, creating a Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board, and adopting a Community Preservation Project Plan to protect natural, scenic, historic, agricultural, and open space resources in Orangetown.
The Community Preservation Fund will be financed by a 0.3% real estate transfer tax on property conveyances, subject to a mandatory voter referendum.
The Board held public hearings on these laws, received mixed public comments, and adopted all three laws unanimously.
A public hearing was set for August 25, 2026, to consider a proposed 180-day moratorium on approvals for data centers and battery energy storage systems while zoning amendments are studied.
The Board accepted donations of military banners and memorial benches, extended the day camp busing contract, approved a legal retainer for a personnel matter, and authorized payment of vouchers totaling $3,139,355.87.

Orangetown

Town Board - Regular Meeting

Mar 10, 2026, 7:00 PM

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The Town Board adopted a new local law updating fees related to electronic conversion, storage, and mapping of land use records, which helps the town manage and maintain important documents more efficiently.
The board authorized applying for state and federal grants to renovate the Greenbush Road building into a new senior and youth center, aiming to provide dedicated space for community programs and services.
A grant application was approved to continue converting and safely storing old building department records, improving access and preservation of important documents.
The board requested a state-funded study to explore restoring passenger rail service on the West Shore Line, which could improve public transportation options and regional connectivity for residents.
The board accepted a donation of a memorial bench at Blue Hill Golf Course honoring FDNY Third Battalion members.