Newark Village Board to Discuss $2M Grant and Infrastructure Projects
The Newark Village Board is set to review a $2 million grant application aimed at upgrading aging water and sewer systems. This funding initiative targets improvements along North Main Street, with a public hearing scheduled to gather community feedback.
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The Newark Village Board will convene to deliberate on a $2 million application through New York's Community Development Block Grant program to enhance water and sewer infrastructure along North Main Street. A public hearing is scheduled for community input at 6:10 p.m.
The agenda includes a proposal to engage CHA Consulting Inc. for $174,000 in bridge inspections and engineering work on the East Avenue bridge, along with five change orders totaling $93,412.90 for additional Allerton Hill project work. Additionally, two service agreements with Koester Associates for wastewater treatment will be considered, totaling $35,932.11.
The board will also address rental rates for water meters and a sewer relief request for 104 Stevens St. Approval for a peace pole installation by the Newark Rotary Club will be reviewed.
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