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The following Resolution was adopted by the Town of Lyme Board at a regular meeting held on June 12, 2019.
Resolution 2019-90: Councilman Jones made a motion directing that support for plan 2014 be revoked and be mailed to all of our elected local state and US representatives; seconded by Deputy Supervisor Bourquin.
All Town Board Members present at the meeting were in agreement and the Motion was carried.
Resolution 2019-90: Councilman Jones made a motion directing that support for plan 2014 be revoked and be mailed to all of our elected local state and US representatives; seconded by Deputy Supervisor Bourquin.
All Town Board Members present at the meeting were in agreement and the Motion was carried.
Portion of $300 million flood resiliency funds
earmarked for shoreline homeowners
https://www.nny360.com/top_stories/portion-of-million-flood-resiliency-funds-earmarked-for-shoreline-homeowners/article_07e7e1ce-6035-5957-8253-141b86cf3fbd.html?fbclid=IwAR22MP_Gx_hBpbqnh0tviVbYLXqOfzf82XkuWLGum0lXv_GepIXkoGveWoM
FROM THE OFFICE OF SENATOR PATTY RITCHIE
$20 million announced to help property owners
recover from high water damage
Dear Friend,
Today, I received word that $20 million in assistance will be made available to those whose homes have been severely damaged, and in some cases destroyed as a result of record flooding this year.
Since the formation of the Resiliency and Economic Development Initiative Commission (REDI) Commission, I have strongly advocated for funding to help homeowners, and I am pleased to learn my voice—and the voices of countless others who are impacted by flooding—were heard.
In addition, I am also pleased that the REDI Commission will allow local governments to apply for funding that will make possible projects that protect against economic loss from home value deflation. This is another important step in the effort to protect the future of our regional economy.
I would like to thank Governor Cuomo, as well as REDI Commission co-chairs, DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos, ESD Chair Howard Zemsky and NYPA C.E.O. Gil Quiniones for recognizing how critically important it is to provide relief to property owners, many of whom who are still struggling to recover from 2017’s high water.
In recent months, I have visited homes on the shorelines of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. I have seen the devastation firsthand and talked with countless people who have watched everything they have worked so hard for be destroyed by floodwaters.
It is my hope that this funding will provide them with the relief they so sorely need and I look forward to learning the full details of the program. As information becomes available, I will be sure to share it.
Sincerely,
Patty
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Cuomo issues letter to the International Joint Commission demanding immediate action in response to Lake Ontario flooding
https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/GAMC_Letter_to_IJC_Lake_Ontario.pdf
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Municipal offices:
12175 NYS Route 12E
PO Box 66
Chaumont, NY 13622
Phone: 315-649-2788
Fax: 315-649-2049
12175 NYS Route 12E
PO Box 66
Chaumont, NY 13622
Phone: 315-649-2788
Fax: 315-649-2049