Supervisor Colleen Teal announces resignation from New Lebanon Town Board effective August 9, 2019, to become Chief Financial Officer for the Town of Colonial Beach, Virginia. Teal, who will start her new position on August 12, said she will remain available for calls and emails through her
No committee roster available — names below are taken from the official minutes and were not independently cross-checked: Colleen Teal, Supervisor Norman Rasmussen, Councilmember Jill Falchi, Sustainability Planner, Capital District Regional Planning Commission Tistrya Houghtling, Town Clerk Jesse
Town Board accepts zoning revisions on signs, auto sales, and home occupations. Supervisor Colleen Teal and the four-member board approved Zoning Re-Write Committee recommendations for sign regulations, vehicle setback distances, and residential occupancy provisions, including limiting banners and
New Lebanon Planning Board approves conditional site plan for Route 20 health center. The Planning Board voted 5-0 to conditionally approve an amended site plan for a Lebanon Health Center at 528 State Route 20, the former Fisher Store, pending parking agreements with abutting neighbors. CEO Cissy
New Lebanon Town Board approves $159,000 Lebanon Valley Protective Association 2020 budget. The board unanimously approved the spending plan, which includes $129,500 for operating expenses and up to $30,000 for equipment and truck capital reserves. Interim Supervisor Margaret Robertson and the
Town Board approves new highway truck, extends supervisor term to November voters. The board accepted a $120,197 purchase order from Marchese Ford for a new highway dump truck financed through $50,000 in budgeted funds, $26,500 in capital reserves, and approximately $45,000 in new debt; Supervisor
New Lebanon Conservation Advisory Committee discusses erosion control and community partnerships. The committee met February 2 with members Bruce Shenker, Peg Munves, Donald Lamonaca, and Bill O'Neill, joined by Recreation Committee member Danielle Patterson to discuss the Trees for Tributes
Town Board approves $917,400 in insurance proceeds for highway garage fire damage to four vehicles. Supervisor Tistrya Houghtling reported on unanimous board votes accepting $181,300 for a 2023 Ford F550, $144,700 for a 2013 Ford F550, $323,900 for a 2018 International dump truck, and $267,500 for
New Lebanon Town Board votes 4-1 to authorize new sidewalk grant application. Councilmember Joanne Amlaw dissented as the board approved Creighton Manning's application for a Transportation Alternatives Program grant that would convert the sidewalk to concrete and extend it to the park. Supervisor
New Lebanon Town Board approves new sidewalk grant application with state cost-sharing potential. Supervisor Tistrya Houghtling's motion to authorize Creighton Manning to file a Transportation Alternatives Program application passed 4-1, with Councilmember Joanne Amlaw dissenting. The new project
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