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Brookhaven Town Board approves ten resolutions at special meeting

Brookhaven Town Board approves infrastructure contracts and property acquisition. The board unanimously approved ten resolutions, including a $660,000 open space property acquisition in Ridge with the town paying $330,000 (plus closing costs) from the Joseph Macchia Environmental Preservation

Town Board · Meeting of November 5, 2020

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Town Board approves infrastructure contracts and property acquisition. The board unanimously approved ten resolutions, including a $660,000 open space property acquisition in Ridge with the town paying $330,000 (plus closing costs) from the Joseph Macchia Environmental Preservation Capital Reserve Fund. Professional services contracts approved include a $34,000 supplemental payment to Gartner, Inc. for land management procurement support (bringing total to $244,000) and $70,000 to L.K.

McLean Associates for landfill leachate and odor control system work. Additional actions included designating November 2020 as Epilepsy Awareness Month, authorizing the Red Knight Chapter 26 Teddy Bear Run as a Program for the Public Good, and extending the Stony Brook parking agreement through May 31, 2021.

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Source: the Town Board meeting of November 5, 2020, compiled from the official minutes.

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