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Town re-ups with water plant operator - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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The town has agreed to a five-year extension with Veolia North America to operate the water treatment plant through 2033. The town council, sitting as the board of water and sewer commission, approved the contract at its Sept. 21 meeting. The cost will be $640,505 in the first year, which is the same amount as the final year of the three-year $1.85 million contract that took effect in January 2025. “It allows us to negotiate each of the succeeding four years of the five-year contract, but it is
Board: Put business trailer spots near Getty - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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The harbor commission is recommending for the town council to dedicate five trailer spaces near the Fort Getty pier to its commercial tenants, “as was done historically.” The commissioners, in an Aug. 19 memo, said they see this “as an opportunity” to support both the comprehensive community plan and harbor management place “with respect to assisting aquafarming.” “The Fort Getty aquafarming tenants need a dedicated space where they are allowed to store their trailers on a permanent basis to all
Council OKs money for Getty bathrooms - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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The town council has voted to spend $275,000 to renovate the lower bathrooms at Fort Getty. The unanimous vote at Tuesday’s meeting is the first concrete step taken by the councilors following the recommendations from the ad hoc committee tasked with exploring ways to improve the 41-acre municipally owned park. Town Administrator Ed Mello presented a status update on those recommendations, which included replacing or repairing the lower bathrooms. The first option was to build a new 936-square-f
Town mulling board to advise parks and rec - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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The town council is moving forward with establishing an advisory committee that will be charged with considering matters related to parks and recreation. Town Administrator Ed Mello presented the proposal to the councilors at their Aug. 17 meeting. He said the committee should relinquish the need for current boards that serve more exclusive areas, such as the bike path, Eldred Field and Fort Getty panels. He said it would be in “everybody’s best interest … to put all that work under one umbrella
Primary pits six Dems for five council spots - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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Democrat Mary Glackin is the only incumbent seeking re-election to the town council, but with five other party mates throwing their hats in the ring, she first will have to survive a primary this time around unlike 2024. Glackin, 47, of Schooner Avenue, is running in the Sept. 9 primary against Nicholas Insana, John Preece, Marisa Quinn, Kirstin Reveron and Richard Smith. She is seeking re-election “because I believe deeply in this community and want to help protect what makes it special.” “Bein
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