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
The Planning Board approved a bakery at Route 31 and deferred two applications. The board approved Rebecca Lynn Rivers' bakery at 363 State Route 31, operating daily from 4 a.m. to 2 p.m., with conditional approval pending an easement for west-side parking. Jeff and Mary Anne Cerio's ice cream shop
Sullivan Town Board approved Oxbow Road abandonment and fire department requests. The Board unanimously voted to formally abandon a 49.5-foot section of Oxbow Road that has not been maintained for six years, eliminating future Town liability. Highway Superintendent Andrew Busa noted the County also
Sullivan Zoning Board grants approval to five area variance applications in July meeting. Applicants John Giacona and Derrick Maimone both received unanimous approval for deck additions at 117 Cayuga Avenue and 122 Seneca Avenue respectively; Giacona's 4.4-foot variance allowed a 12-by-8-foot front
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