Sentences with phrase «town board cut»

Faced with a larger than desired compost pile at the Southold Town compost facility on Cox Lane, the Town Board cut the price it charges to commercial users — such as landscapers and farmers — to buy screened compost from the town.

Stony Point has struggled with the loss of big commercial taxpayers over the past decade, forcing the town residents to pay more in taxes even as the town board cut services.

Not exact matches

He was elected to the Yorktown Town Board in 2009 and re-elected in 2013, where he delivered the first back - to - back tax cuts in a generation and ushering in $ 250 million in economic development projects.

She proposed $ 400,000 in spending cuts rejected by Bruce Leighton and the Town Board majority.

Kelly Myers proposed $ 400,000 in spending cuts was rejected by the Town Board majority.

Grand Island Supervisor Nathan McMurray will propose a radical change in town government at a Town Board work session Monday with a proposal to hire a town manager and cut salaries, including his town government at a Town Board work session Monday with a proposal to hire a town manager and cut salaries, including his Town Board work session Monday with a proposal to hire a town manager and cut salaries, including his town manager and cut salaries, including his own.

He argued that making the switch to councilmatic districts will improve local representation as well as increase his party's chances to cut into the GOP's lopsided Town Board majority.

Since her unanimous appointment by the town board in June to succeed Mrs. Nau as receiver of taxes, Suzi has already made cuts to her 2013 budget.

Brennie has been very active as the Town Board's liaison with the town's recreation department and Brennie has helped to cultivate a strong relationship with the Highland Central School District in an effort to work together and possibly share services to cut costs when and where it makes seTown Board's liaison with the town's recreation department and Brennie has helped to cultivate a strong relationship with the Highland Central School District in an effort to work together and possibly share services to cut costs when and where it makes setown's recreation department and Brennie has helped to cultivate a strong relationship with the Highland Central School District in an effort to work together and possibly share services to cut costs when and where it makes sense.

When asked what cuts would be needed in order to keep the budget under the tax cap for 2017, Town Board members agreed that employees would be first on the chopping block.

In the case of the Town of Tonawanda Libraries, that Board chose to address the reduced funding by preserving as many full - time personnel, which meant fewer staff hours were available than would have been the case if the budget cuts had been split between full and part - time staff.

A week after severe spending cuts by the Town Board yielded a preliminary 2012 municipal budget that would raise taxes by about 4 percent for the general fund, Woodstock supervisor Jeff Moran acknowledged that he had miscalculated a mandatory expenditure and, as a result, the projected tax increase was actually more than 7 percent.

For example, the Saugerties Town Board, with the exception of supervisor Kelly Myers, recently granted the owner of the Birches, a sixty - unit senior housing complex in Saugerties, a 50 percent cut in property taxes.

A number of local elected officials will be there to celebrate at the 10 a.m. ribbon cutting, including Village Mayor William Murphy, Town Board members Leeanne Thornton, William Schirmer, and Bruno and State Assemblyman Pete Lopez.

The surplus funds used to cover this deficit are not available this year, and the Town Board either had to impose a 15 percent tax increase or drastically cut town employees to balance the 2012 budTown Board either had to impose a 15 percent tax increase or drastically cut town employees to balance the 2012 budtown employees to balance the 2012 budget.

Thanks to «great teamwork» on the Town Board and the fortitude of Woodstock residents, the town had survived «a rough couple of years,» said the councilman, alluding to the fiscal crisis that loomed before the last local election, requiring painful budget cTown Board and the fortitude of Woodstock residents, the town had survived «a rough couple of years,» said the councilman, alluding to the fiscal crisis that loomed before the last local election, requiring painful budget ctown had survived «a rough couple of years,» said the councilman, alluding to the fiscal crisis that loomed before the last local election, requiring painful budget cuts.

In fact, Chiazza said, he prefers when working on a project in a town, to deal with a government that has a 6 - 1 or 5 - 0 overwhelming majority in the hands of one party or the other, either Democrats or Republicans, because then it cuts out the bitter fighting that you can have on a narrowly split board.

The town supervisor's salary was also cut by $ 2,000 for 2016, from $ 39,614 to $ 37,614, as part of the effort by the outgoing board to keep the budget increase under the governor's tax cap.

He then warned the Town Board about its deficit spending indicating that if the Town stays with a 2 % tax cap limit for the next four years and does NOT cut its spending, the budget would be in deficit by over $ 6 million each year for the next four years.

It appears that a least two (Hoehmann and Borelli) and sometimes a third Town Board member (Hausner) understand that the taxpayers have been milked enough to the extent that all of them will be out of office when they come up for re-election if capital and operating expenses are not cut in the coming years to pay for the Town's debit and its continuing structural deficit.

(8) And finally, a town can not cut funding to the network school — even if they have to cut their own school budget — and if they do get additional state funds or raise taxes to fund their remaining schools they MUST provide the Commissioner's Network school the same proportional increase in funding even though the local board of education doesn't control the network school nor is the network school unionized.

At the same time, with a Special Session of the Connecticut General Assembly scheduled for next week, today's CT Mirror headline reads, Malloy's «across - the - board» cuts target education, town aid and social services.

When students at UCL in London escalate actions on campus highlighting the conflict between the university's research and its investments, and exposing the close connections of university council members to fossil fuel companies; when pressure from scientists, climate activists and museum employees force oil mogul David Koch to step down from the board of New York's American Museum of Natural History; when the City of Cape Town comes under pressure to divest from the companies at the root of the city's water crisis; when Nobel Prize winners urge the prestigious Nobel Foundation to cut their financial ties to fossil fuel companies, we have exactly the kind of impact we aim for with the Fossil Free campaign.