New Baltimore's Town Board accepted Councilmember Janet K. Kash's resignation, effective after September 28. Kash submitted her notice on September 12 citing personal and family health issues; her unexpired term through December 31, 2027 will be filled by appointment.
New Baltimore Town Board converts Building Clerk position to full-time salaried employment, addressing retention concerns from the departing clerk's exit interview. Supervisor Denise Taber and Councilmembers David Faul and Debra Sottolano voted unanimously for the conversion (Councilmember Kash
Planning Board approves Schoolhouse Lane Garage, accepts cold storage application. The Planning Board unanimously approved Cody Wolfe's Schoolhouse Lane Garage site plan, contingent on compliance with New York State Department of Environmental Conservation consultation regarding potential wetlands,
New Baltimore board hears pitch for $22 million Love's Travel Plaza project near Thruway. The development would create 40 to 60 jobs, mostly full-time positions, operating 24 hours daily from the Camping World site. Love's representatives stated the facility requires approximately $3 to $4 million
Zoning board clears 52-foot silo variance for Package Paving plant. Chairman Brad Jourdin and the board unanimously accepted the height variance application, which would allow a structure 17 feet taller than the town's 35-foot maximum for the manufacturing facility. The board issued a negative
New Baltimore approves cemetery plot fee increases and tractor purchase. The Town Board voted unanimously to raise cemetery plot costs to align with regional rates under Resolution 106-2026, with single grave interments now at $800 plus $25 maintenance fee. The Board also voted 4-0 to authorize
New Baltimore approves solar PILOT, accepts Kiewit equipment donation. The Town Board approved a 15-year Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement with LSE Monoceros LLC for a 4.8-megawatt solar project on Route 9W, with the town receiving $4,265 in year one, escalating 2 percent annually. In related
New Baltimore Town Board approves $147,090 settlement with Kiewit Power Construction Co. for damage to three town roads from the Champlain Hudson Power Express Project. Supervisor Denise Taber and Councilmembers Daniel Ferry, Janet Kash, and Debra Sottolano voted unanimously to authorize the
New Baltimore Planning Board accepts garage site plan application, schedules public hearing. The Board accepted a site plan for a proposed 6,000-square-foot garage at Schoolhouse Road and scheduled a public hearing for August 13, 2026. Applicants Cody and Pieter Wolfe are seeking approval for a
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
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