LEROYPENNYSAVER&NEWS -AUGUST 31, 2014
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Wednesday, September 3rd
Watch out
for the kids!
GrandparentsDay
Is Sept. 7th,
2014
Happy
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by
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Mayor
We received some bad news
last week; we thought we were
ready to go to bid for our side-
walks when we were told we
havemorepaperwork toprovide.
This will push the project into
next spring.
Trees seem to be a hot topic.
The National Grid trimming
program has left East Main St.
looking pretty bad. The logic
behind it is they cut whatever
trees that may become a hazard,
within thenext sevenyears.Then
trim the trees back to adjust for
such a time line.We really have
no input on the job they do or to
what extent theycut. It seemswe
have lost a lot of trees in recent
years. Traditionally we budget
$10,000 a year, and this number
mayhave todouble in the future.
We currently try to replace trees
thatwere theywere takendown.
If youhave a spot that you think
may need a tree please call the
VillageOffices,768-2527,exten-
sion2216,wewill get to itwhen
wecan, keep inmind itmay take
a year or two.
In the upcoming months the
VillageBoardwill be looking to
strengthen our code, in regards
to unkempt properties. It hardly
seems fair that the97%ofpeople
who take care of and have pride
in theirhomes, shouldhave toput
up those 3%who don’t.Wewill
be looking fora fairandequitable
way tomanage this problem, but
it has to be addressed.
Lastly, thechildrenwillbeback
to school next week, please use
extra caregetting around theVil-
lageandwatch forkidsandbuses.
If I have used this quote be-
fore please excuse me, but it is
one close tomy heart andwould
deserves seconds anyway. “For-
mula for success, under promise
andover deliver”ThomasPeters
Notes From TheMayor's Office
