Planning Board approves 6,000-square-foot contracting facility, schedules hearing. The New Baltimore Planning Board unanimously accepted the site plan application from Cody and Pieter Wolfe for a Schoolhouse Road contracting garage and scheduled a public hearing for August 13, 2026. The board also
New Baltimore Town Board accepts clerk resignations, consolidates insurance broker. Supervisor Taber and the board unanimously approved the resignation of Deputy Town Clerk and Records Management Clerk Sandra Trombley, who retains her position as Assessor Clerk. In a second unanimous vote, the
New Baltimore Zoning Board denies pole barn variance, cites insufficient hardship evidence. Applicant Carl Radzewicz sought relief from side yard setback requirements to construct a garage approximately five feet from his property line on his approximately 2-acre parcel. Chairman Brad Jourdin and
Town board appoints temporary assessment review member for May 27 grievance hearing. Supervisor Taber was authorized unanimously to appoint Julie Fisk, identified by the Town Assessor as a qualified individual who has completed B.A.R. training, to temporarily fill a vacancy caused by illness among
New Baltimore Zoning Board of Appeals approves two area variance applications for Charles Rappa. The Board approved variances for two greenhouse accessory structures at 973 Route 144 that do not meet the town's 15-foot minimum side yard setback requirement. Building One, located 10 feet from the
New Baltimore Town Board unanimously approves culvert pipe and parks maintenance spending. Supervisor Taber and Councilmembers Faul, Ferry, Kash, and Sottolano authorized purchase of $4,908.60 in culvert pipes from Pipes Plus for East Honey Hollow and Honey Hollow Roads and allocated $1,325 for
New Baltimore board addresses missing cemetery records affecting family burials. The Town Board passed 14 resolutions during an April 13 meeting dominated by public concerns over missing cemetery plot maps for the Medway Church Cemetery, preventing families with deed-holding rights from confirming
New Baltimore Planning Board approves three applications, previews $20 million travel plaza. The board unanimously approved a special use permit for Lance Palmateer to conduct automobile repair at 570 Lime Kiln Road, a lot line adjustment for Ronald Klein and Gleda Baldini transferring 0.1 acres
New Baltimore Planning Board closes Special Use Permit hearing for Palmateer application. The board unanimously closed the public hearing on Lance Palmateer's Special Use Permit application on April 9, with Chairman Rob VanEtten confirming that all required certified mailings to neighboring
Planning Board unanimously approves three applications, begins review of $20 million travel plaza. The New Baltimore Planning Board approved a special use permit for Lance Palmateer, a lot line adjustment for Ronald Klein and Gleda Baldini, and a minor subdivision for Lloyd Simpson, with all three