The December monthly meeting of the Upper Nyack Planning Board will be at Upper Nyack Village Hall, 328 North Broadway, Upper Nyack, NY.
Upper Nyack Planning Board Meeting Agenda
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Date:
Wednesday, December 21, 2022 – 8:00pm
150th Upper Nyack Tees and Travel Mugs Available – Great Holiday Gifts!
If you did not get your 150th Anniversary Tees or Travel Mug at the Upper Nyack 150th Celebration Block Party – we still have some available for purchase at Upper Nyack Village Hall. Village Hall is open from 9 am – 12 noon M – F.
Shirts are $20.00 and Travel Mugs are $25.00. Not all sizes are available.
Skoufis Slams Governor’s Anti-Worker Veto of Stewart Airport Bill
“Today’s veto by Governor Hochul of my bill to extend a supplement to help the underpaid, hardworking men and women of Stewart International Airport pay for their healthcare premiums is shameful. As the one and only Port Authority airport not covered by this benefit in the Health Terminals Act – the very issue my legislation sought to address – workers at Stewart Airport have been deprived of the respect they deserve.
“With the stroke of a pen, Governor Hochul – following in the footsteps of her predecessor – has once again stripped these workers of necessary support in their workplace. That’s one hell of a holiday present.
“After toiling day in and day out on the front lines throughout the pandemic, airport employees deserve, at bare minimum, a living wage and health coverage. Instead, New York is offering them another year of workplace anxiety.
“With this veto, Governor Hochul told the Hudson Valley we aren’t equals with New York City where JFK and LaGuardia are covered by this law. We deserve better.”
Skoufis Applauds New Proceeding by Public Service Commission Against Central Hudson
“After months of advocacy from our office, the Public Utility Law Project (PULP), and our constituents, I am thrilled to learn that the Public Service Commission (PSC) has approved PULP’s formal motion today, instituting a proceeding against Central Hudson to determine whether there was mismanagement by the company that led to ongoing and systemic billing issues. We remain hopeful that the outcomes of this next phase are steep fines for Central Hudson and potentially money back in the pockets of overburdened ratepayers.
“For too long, we’ve seen the state’s regulators give our utilities a pass. Now Central Hudson will finally have to answer for the outrageous billing errors that have left homeowners and renters confused, angry, and desperate. Consumer complaints to PSC are clearly working; this decision is the result of consistent pressure from ratepayers and advocates.
“Our Senate investigation into billing errors and price hikes from utilities and power producers statewide continues and will conclude in the coming weeks, but today marks a big win for Hudson Valley energy consumers.”