New Baltimore advances comprehensive plan update with volunteer committee. The Town Board announced formation of an advisory committee to guide the town's first comprehensive plan review since 2016, with 13 resident volunteers already interested in serving; applications will be accepted for one
Planning Board approves three applications for subdivisions and professional office. The board unanimously approved a two-lot minor subdivision for Jeffrey Colburn on Kings Road and a three-lot subdivision for Peter Geoghegan on Featherbed Lane, with both applicants required to record maps with the
New Baltimore Town Board approves emergency website upgrade amid water infrastructure questions. The Board unanimously approved a $1,849 contract with Intelligent Technology Solutions to upgrade the town's outdated website server, which officials said poses security risks and is no longer supported
Zoning Board approves area variance for Hadley Drive residence, Schultz use variance fails on Board count. The Board unanimously granted Randy Lent relief from the 60-foot front-setback requirement for a new residence at 51 Hadley Drive (Tax Map 17.01-1-20), with neighboring support expressed
Planning Board closed three public hearings on land-use applications December 11. The Board unanimously approved closing hearings on the Francis Ahrens and Lloyd Simpson minor subdivisions and the Ken Gonyea/Absolute Fire Protection, LLC special use permit application, with final action on the
New Baltimore Planning Board approves Ahrens subdivision, advances two applications. The Board unanimously approved maps for Francis Ahrens' two-lot minor subdivision of property on Old State Road, requiring filing with the Greene County Clerk within 60 days. Two applications advanced to public
New Baltimore Zoning Board advances Schultz property variance to February public hearing. The board unanimously issued a negative environmental declaration and scheduled a public hearing for February 4, 2026, on David Schultz's use variance application for the property at 161 Sheller Park Road,
New Baltimore Planning Board approves lot line adjustment and clears four property applications for spring public hearings. The Planning Board unanimously approved a 0.19-acre lot line adjustment for Jessica Camerati and Justin Otis on Old Kings Road, with maps signed for Greene County Clerk
New Baltimore town board organizes 2026 with salary increase and new officials. Supervisor Denise Taber and Councilmembers Daniel Ferry, Janet Kash, Debra Sottolano, and David Faul approved a 2.5 percent cost-of-living increase for town salaries and swore in Michelle Stefanik as Deputy Town