Town Hall Notebook
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Town board wrap: budget hearing, new hires, and a housing code enforcement action
A rundown of the Nov. 6 town board meeting, including a hearing on the proposed 2020 operating budget, new staff hires and authorization of a Supreme Court action over alleged code violations at a Harrison Avenue home.
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Proposed housing code revision rejected
Supervisor Laura Jens-Smith’s proposal to tighten housing code standards and implement steep increases in fines for code violations was rejected by the town board Wednesday in a 2-1 vote.
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Town board wrap: Former town engineer to return as a temp, ex-water district superintendent stays on longer
Former department heads hired to temporarily assist town.
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Town board wrap, Sept. 4: new cell towers sought, new police officers hired
Highlights from the Sept. 4, 2019 Riverhead Town Board meeting.
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Town, union reach deal on retirement incentives
The incentives are offered to encourage longtime — and costlier — employees to retire, which allows the town to hire new employees at a lower rate of pay, saving money.
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Town in a tussle again with Calverton sports facility, this time over site plan compliance
Citing alleged site plan violations, town board denies special event permits for events at L.I. Sports Park
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Special town board meeting set for Tuesday morning
The supervisor has called a special town board meeting For Tuesday, July 9 at 9 a.m. to take up several resolutions.
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Water district superintendent retires
“I’ve loved this job. I love the water district and the town,” Conklin said in an interview. “But it’s time to retire.”
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Town settles CSEA labor contract
Riverhead Town has settled its labor contract with the Civil Service Employees Association for the years 2019 to 2022.
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Preschool to occupy part of Stotzky Park building
Kiddie Fit Community Learning will use part of the Columbus Avenue building originally built as a preschool in 1992.