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Town recycling numbers are up
The Town of Lockport seems to have taken a bigger interest in recycling.
At a Town Board meeting Wednesday, Councilman Paul W. Siejak said for all of 2011, the town recycled 27.55 more tons than it did a year ago. Electronics recycling, which the town started in July, totaled 4,914 pounds.
For the electronics recycling, the town receives 5 cents per pound, which means Lockport was paid $245.70. -
IDA borrows $20,000 from town
The Town of Lockport will be loaning $20,000 to its Industrial Development Agency, after Town Board members approved the measure at its year end work session Wednesday.
Board members voted unanimously to approve the loan, which would be used to help the IDA for marketing purposes. The IDA often draws retailers and other businesses to set up shop in the town, which is one of the main functions of the agency. - ENGINEERING: Bartz Road bridge to be replaced this summer The Bartz Road bridge across Mud Creek will be torn out and replaced this summer.
- DEVELOPMENT: Zoning suit against McDonald’s reinstated A Hamm Road homeowner’s lawsuit against the town and McDonald’s restaurant has been reinstated.
- TOWN OF LOCKPORT: Supervisor says DEC feedback suggests town on right path approaching Donner Creek flooding issues The recently completed Donner Creek Watershed Analysis will be returned to the town board for a firm decision how to proceed with flood control.
- DEVELOPMENT: Law would have planning board enforce Transit North design goals in commercial projects The town board will hold a public hearing Wednesday on a proposed local law giving the planning board some architectural review powers.
- BUSINESS: Town supervisor says Wal-Mart project may be set back six to 12 months Town Supervisor Marc Smith said this week he thinks lawsuits against the town and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. may drag on six to 12 months.
- TOWN OF LOCKPORT: Planning board OKs proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter Planning board members unanimously approved the proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter on Monday.
- PENDLETON: Board considers change to zoning law The Pendleton Town Board is taking steps to change a zoning law that restricts homeowners with less than 7 acres of land to one accessory structure.
- TOWN OF LOCKPORT: Write-in campaign a 'TAG' team effort Taxpayers for Accountable Government won’t alter the bottom-line result of this year’s town elections but they still accomplished something relatively few candidates do: They got more than 100 people to write them in for town supervisor and town board member.
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Town recycling numbers are up






