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Tuesday, October 27, 2026 New Lebanon, New York · Change town
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Town Board approves $67,965 tennis court reconstruction at Shatford Park

Town Board approves $67,965 tennis court reconstruction at Shatford Park, splitting along party lines. Supervisor Colleen Teal recommended HMA Contracting Corporation at $67,965 over W.E. Williams Paving's $86,180 bid, citing superior references and lower cost. The vote was 3-2, with Teal, Dan

misc · Meeting of March 23, 2026

NY NEW LEBANON — Town Board approves $67,965 tennis court reconstruction at Shatford Park, splitting along party lines. Supervisor Colleen Teal recommended HMA Contracting Corporation at $67,965 over W.E. Williams Paving's $86,180 bid, citing superior references and lower cost.

The vote was 3-2, with Teal, Dan Evans, and Mark Baumli voting yes; Chuck Geraldi and Kevin Smith Sr voting no. Funding draws $20,000 from Shatford Park Capital Reserve and $47,965 from unrestricted fund balance. The board also unanimously approved up to $5,000 for playground equipment installation from free donated equipment and $425 for a June 12 ribbon-cutting celebration.

Separately, the board unanimously approved a $55,000 backhoe purchase financed through First Niagara at 2.56 percent interest with annual payments of $18,798.66 over 3 years.

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Source: the misc meeting of March 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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