Sullivan's Town Board unanimously established the Bridgeport Sewer District Extension following a September 15 referendum that passed 107-93 among property owners.
Sullivan's Zoning Board of Appeals tabled a fence variance application pending a General Municipal Law referral. Applicant Robert Scott sought a 6-foot privacy fence where 4 feet is allowed at 2795 Perryville Road, citing neighboring property trash and loose dogs. A nearby resident spoke in support.
Sullivan approved an out-of-district sewer connection agreement for the Barbagallo property.
Sullivan Planning Board approved PDD modifications and storage building projects in a routine September 1 meeting. Members unanimously approved site plan modifications and subdivision authorization for Sebastian Cove LLC, allowing applicants Blasé and Lori Larocca to move forward with residential
Sullivan Town Board introduced new short-term rental regulations and scheduled a September 2 public hearing. The proposed ordinance emerged from committee work that included Fire Department, rental owners, and residents, with the Board unanimously adopting a SEQRA negative declaration for the new
Sullivan's Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved two residential garage variance applications. Patrick Gillette won a 17.5-foot setback variance for a 20-foot by 22-foot garage at 147 Madison Avenue after trimming his original 25-foot-length request; neighbor Thomas Tyska opposed, citing
Sullivan Town Board set a September 15, 2026, referendum on a $19.3 million Bridgeport Sewer District Extension serving approximately 280 properties along Oneida Lake's southern shore, involving 23,500 linear feet of sewer mains and a 200,000-gallon equalization tank, with an estimated typical
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