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Town Board Planning Board Zoning Board of Appeals
TOWN OF CLAVERACK
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Town of Claverack will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, April 12, 2012, 7:00 p.m., at the Town Hall, 836 Rte. #217, Mellenville, New York, prior to the Regular Monthly Meeting. This public hearing will be in regards to the Ethics Law for the Town. By order of the Board, Mary J. Hoose Town Clerk/Tax Collector Town of Claverack View Local Law TOWN OF CLAVERACK PUBLIC NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town of Claverack, County of Columbia, State of New York, in accordance with the General Municipal Law, Section #103, hereby invites the submission of sealed bids for furnishing busing for the 2012 Claverack Summer Youth Program and Winter Ski Program. read complete notice »
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Whether you are a resident, a visitor or considering becoming either, we are glad you are here.
The Town of Claverack, incorporated in 1788, sits in the middle of beautiful Columbia County, with easy access to Albany, Boston and New York City. There are approximately 6400 residents spread out over almost 50 miles of the town, which makes us the second most populated township in the County. Included in the township of Claverack is the Village of Philmont, which has its own municipal structure (www.philmont.org) and was incorporated in 1892. We are proud of our rural, academic and industrial history and cherish the small town and rural atmosphere that is fundamental to our community. In 2008 Claverack completed a Comprehensive Plan (download here) which identifies the vision and goals for the township that are actively being pursued. It is a living document that honors what we most treasure and clarifies where our opportunities are. One of the recommended strategies was to enhance and promote the town website and we hope we have met this objective. We hope that you find this website welcoming, easy to use, and that it gives you the information you are searching for. Kind regards, Robin Andrews Supervisor |
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