Public Notices
Public notices affect rights, property and tax dollars.
Ultimately, they keep you informed about your community.
PUBLIC
NOTICE - TOWN OF GOSHEN POLICE REFORM & REINVENTION
COLLABORATIVE PUBLIC COMMENT LISTENING SESSION
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town of Goshen Police Reform &
Reinvention Collaborative Action Committee will hold a public
comment listening session on the Town’s draft Police Reform
& Reinvention Plan on March 1, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom.
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING THE HEALEY LINCOLN DEALERSHIP
PROJECT
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Thursday, the 18th day of March,
2021, at 7:30pm, or as soon thereafter as the matter can be
heard, there will be a Public Hearing conducted by Town of
Goshen Planning Board, Goshen Town Hall, 41 Webster Avenue,
Goshen, New York 10924, to provide an opportunity for public
comment on the application for amended site plan and special
permit approval in connection with the Healey Lincoln Dealership
project. The Applicant proposes the conversion of the existing
Mitsubishi dealership to a Lincoln dealership, including the
construction of a 1,778 square foot drive-through customer
vehicle drop-off, alteration of site circulation patterns,
reconfiguration of vehicle parking, and other grading and
stormwater improvements.
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING ON INTRODUCTORY LOCAL LAW NO. 1 OF 2021
CREATING A BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM OVERLAY ZONING
DISTRICT AND TO PROVIDE REGULATIONS FOR BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE
SYSTEMS WITHIN THE TOWN OF GOSHEN
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Thursday, the 25th day of March, 2021,
2021, at 7:30pm, or as soon thereafter as the matter
can be heard, there will be a Public Hearing conducted by Town
of Goshen Town Board, Town Hall, 41 Webster Avenue, Goshen, New
York 10924, to consider Introductory Local Law No. 1 of 2021.
The purpose of Introductory Local Law No. 1 of 2021 is to
advance and protect the public health, safety, welfare, and
quality of life of the Town by creating regulations for the
installation and use of battery energy storage
systems.
Battery
Storage Overlay Proposed Local Law #1 of 2021
Goshen
Town Clerk’s Office Winter 2020 Hours
Notice of 2021 ADOPTED Budget
COVID19 Utility Shutoff Guidelines Factsheet
New York State Public Service Law* provides temporary
protections for essential utility and municipal services during
the COVID-19 pandemic. If you experienced a change of financial
circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic, utilities and
municipalities may not shut off your service for nonpayment,
must reconnect your service within 48 hours, and must offer you
a deferred payment agreement to pay any balance due.
2021
Exemption Impact Report
Bond
Notice Arcadia Water District
The object or purpose for which the bonds are authorized is the
increase and improvement of facilities of the Arcadia Hills
Water District, consisting of replacement of an existing water
storage tank and ancillary and related work in connection
therewith, as described in the map, plan and report, at the
estimated maximum cost of $700,000.
ATTENTION TOWN OF GOSHEN WATER DISTRICTS-EPA Flushing Wipes
Warning
Please do not flush anything other than toilet paper down your
toilet. Please be aware that cleansing wipes will cause back up
and problems at our sewer pumping stations.
** TOWN HALL IS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC**
Town Hall is now closed and will remain closed to the public
until further notice as a result of the COVIS-19 pandemic.
Declaration
of Local State of Emergency
Town of Goshen Supervisor Douglas Bloomfield has declared a
local state of emergency as a result of the COVIS-19 pandemic.
A Important Message from the NY State Dept. of Health
regarding the Coronavirus COVID-19
Recently, a new coronavirus - 2019 Novel (New) Coronavirus –
that was first detected in China is now spreading worldwide.
This virus causes a disease called COVID-19 and can lead to
fever, cough and shortness of breath. There are thousands of
confirmed cases in a growing number of countries internationally
and the virus is now spreading in the United States.
Here
are some simple steps to help protect you from COVID-19 and
other viruses.
A Important Message from the Assessor's Office
Be Aware of Property Tax Appeal Company’s which are doing mass
mailings trying to get homeowners to sign up to review your
property assessment. These companies will charge a fee if you
receive any reduction. In the fine print there is also a $75 fee
for an appraisal and a $30 court filing fee. Sometimes a penalty
fee is also added if you decide to withdraw your case.
Please
contact the Assessor’s Office before you sign anything.
O&R
WARNS OF CROOKS CALLING IN BILL PAYMENT FRAUD
O&R customers are being hounded by a new round of persistent
predatory phone calls today from phony bill collectors trying to
steal their money. The scheme goes this way: individuals posing
as O&R employees call unsuspecting customers and threaten
them with the immediate shut off of their electric service if
they don’t pay phony O&R bills with Green Dot or other
prepaid debit cards.
NYSEG Natural Gas Carbon Monoxide Safety Tips
Rest easy with these carbon monoxide safety tips. With the
heating season upon us, here are a few safety tips to keep you
and your family safe from the dangers of carbon monoxide.
2020
Adopted Town of Goshen Budget
CALL
811 Before You Dig
Dig Safely New York’s location request services are free. Simply
dial 811 or 1-800-962-7962 to reach our call centers, located in
East Syracuse and Latham, NY. Our Customer Service
Representatives (CSRs) are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week, 365 days a year, to receive calls regarding planned
excavation projects.
NYS DEPT. OF TAXATION & FINANCE – TOWN OF GOSHEN
ASSESSOR’S EXEMPTION IMPACT REPORT 2019
Section 495 to the Real Property Tax Law requires counties,
cities, towns, villages and school districts to attach to their
tentative/preliminary budgets an exemption report.
Exemption reports will provide taxpayers, policy makers, media
and the general public with greater transparency on property tax
exemptions and their effect on overall property taxes.
Exemptions are reductions in property taxes granted to certain
groups of property owners (e.g., non-profits, seniors, veterans)
and are paid for by increases in property taxes on all other
taxpayers (except for the STAR exemption, which is funded
directly by New York State).
Resolution
Adopting an Amendment for Solar Energy Systems Fees
Resolution Adopting an Amendment to Schedule of Building,
Planning and Zoning Application and Inspection Fees for Solar
Energy Systems.