Stillwater Planning Board approves Herkert Minor Subdivision and tables Winding Brook dispute. The board voted unanimously to approve a two-lot subdivision at 11 McDermott Road, creating lots of 3.7 and 3.3 acres in the T2 Zoning District; approval was conditioned on compliance with Town Engineer
Stillwater Town Board backs conservation easements for 65 acres of farmland. Supervisor Ed Kinowski and Councilmembers Jennifer Weaver and Williams unanimously endorsed Saratoga PLAN applications to the Saratoga County Farmland Protection and Open Space Grants Program protecting the Broestler Farm
Stillwater Town Board authorizes settlement with Charter Communications, approves road funding transfer. Supervisor Ed Kinowski was unanimously authorized to sign the settlement agreement and service contract to resolve a dispute previously submitted to arbitration. The board approved a $200,000
Stillwater Town Board unanimously approves Mechanicville tax exemption for water parcels. The board unanimously approved a property tax exemption covering approximately $30,000 in annual revenue for water infrastructure parcels including Mechanicville's plant building, reservoirs, and watershed
Stillwater Town Board approves NYSEG easement and schedules Scenic View amendment hearing. Supervisor Ed Kinowski and the five-member board unanimously approved Resolution No. 28, authorizing a nonexclusive utility easement to NYSEG along Shenandoah Drive for electrical and communications
The Stillwater Planning Board unanimously approved extensions for two major local development projects. Voting 7-0, the board approved a one-year extension of the Bocrest Fields Apartments site plan for a 312-unit complex on 86.66 acres near Halfway House Road, and voted to renew the R.M. Dalrymple
Stillwater Board approves Water District 6 rate increase amid aging infrastructure challenges. The rate rises 25 cents per thousand gallons from $7.60 to $7.85, effective October 1, costing the average household $2.25 per month. Supervisor Ed Kinowski told the board that actual water district costs
Stillwater closes public hearing on $2.8 million water infrastructure plan. Supervisor Ed Kinowski detailed three district improvements including a jockey pump system, new water main on Graves Road creating a hydraulic loop, and Phase 3 Riverside pipeline replacement serving 1,267 parcels. Combined
Stillwater Town Board unanimously approves four resolutions and major budget changes. Supervisor Kinowski led the 5-0 vote to assign the Benson easement to Saratoga County Sewer District No. 1, refer the fourth Scenic View Estates PDD amendment to the Planning Board for further review, and approve
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