The Greenport Village Board discussed increasing fines for noise violations at its work session last Thursday, including potentially increasing the fines for repeat offenders.
The issue of noise was a hot topic in the village over the summer. READ
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Is five rooms too many for a bed and breakfast?
The question is at the center of a debate before the Greenport Village Board. READ
Greenport Village is nearing an agreement with the New York Power Authority to continue its contract to supply the village with hydropower for the next 15 years. READ
Approved site plans in Greenport Village may soon come with an expiration date. (more…)
In a closed-door meeting Wednesday evening, Greenport Village officials met with the leadership of the Greenport Fire Department to discuss “potentially pending litigation” involving the two entities. (more…)
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The Greenport Village Board decided last Thursday that it would give the owners of Claudio’s Waterfront until Monday to submit essential documentation showing it is in compliance with specific code regulations, or face potential closure. (more…)
Despite opposition from several residents, the Greenport Village Board voted unanimously last Thursday to grant Hawkeye Greenport Energy an option to lease an additional 1.75 acres of land adjacent to the land it already leases from the village near parkland at Moore’s Lane. READ
One of the biggest marina companies in the world is not only paying for the dredging of the entrance to Stirling Basin, which hasn’t been done in years, but it also plans to contribute to the cost of extending Greenport’s sewer district to the Sandy Beach area as well to its two marinas, which are mostly outside the village boundary.
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The Greenport Village Board may vote Thursday to extend an option to Hawkeye Electric to lease an additional 1.7 acres in Moores Woods so it can potentially add a power turbine to its energy unit there, according to Mayor George Hubbard Jr. (more…)
Greenport Village may apply for a grant that could protect its water supply for future generations.
Peconic Green Growth, an organization that aims to preserve and enhance natural resources through sustainability, is requesting funds to execute an engineering study that would involve background research on a potential water reuse project. READ