10 September Beaver Dam Lake & Firthcliffe Heights I&I Project Notice September 10, 2026 By Town of Cornwall Secretary General 0 Attention Beaver Dam Lake & Firthcliffe Heights Sewer District Residents: Arold Construction will be rehabilitating sanitary sewer pipes as part of the Inflow & Infiltration Mitigation Project. Residents are asked to minimize water use while work is underway. Affected properties will receive a hand-delivered notice 48 hours in advance with specific work dates. Scheduled Work: Beaver Dam Lake: September 14–18 Firthcliffe Heights: September 21–25 Related Articles Firthcliffe Heights Water District Residents - Hydrant Flushing Notice The Town of New Windsor Water Department will begin flushing fire hydrants from April 17th through April 28, 2023. During this time customers in the Town of New Windsor, Firthcliffe Heights, and Stewart properties may experience low pressure and/or discolored water. Please contact Scott VanDyke at 845-561-2550 if you have any questions for any further information. Firthcliffe Heights Water District Residents - Hydrant Flushing Notice The Town of New Windsor Water Department will begin flushing fire hydrants on Monday, September 19, 2022 and continue through Friday, October 7, 2022. Town residents and Stewart Airport occupants as well as the Firthcliffe Heights section of Cornwall may experience some water discoloration and low water pressure during this time. If you have any questions, please contact Scott Van Dyke at 845-561-2550. Hydrant Flushing for Firthcliffe Heights Sept 25 - Oct 13 Hydrant Flushing for Firthcliffe Heights Sept 25 - Oct 13 Community Pool Project For generations, the Cornwall community pool has been an important part of summer in our community. Our existing pool and supporting infrastructure are aging, and the Town now has a significant opportunity to replace them with a new, modern community pool complex. The Town of Cornwall has been awarded a $5.587 million NY SWIMS grant from New York State, covering approximately 80% of the eligible project cost. The proposed project would replace the existing pool and create a larger, modern and more accessible community pool complex designed to serve Cornwall families for decades. Preliminary plans include: -A new, larger community pool -A zero-entry/beach-entry area designed for young children and families -Mushroom-style water fountains and splash features for younger swimmers -New piping, filtration and electrical systems -Upgraded pool decking and fencing -A new bathhouse with restrooms, showers, changing areas and family changing rooms -Four-season public bathrooms accessible from outside the pool area, providing year-round restroom facilities for park users -Outdoor showers -Improved parking and drop-off areas -Updated site infrastructure and accessibility improvements The total estimated project cost, including appropriate contingencies, is approximately $7.5 million. With nearly $5.6 million in State funding, the Town’s anticipated local share is estimated at approximately $2.5 million, which would be financed over approximately 20 years. Based on current assessed values and tax rates, the estimated annual property-tax impact of financing the project would be approximately: $31.98 per year for a home assessed at $300,000 — about $2.67 per month $42.64 per year for a home assessed at $400,000 — about $3.55 per month Potential Project Timeline If the Town moves forward with final design and the competitive bidding process in late 2026 and early 2027, construction could potentially begin in late summer or early fall 2027, with the goal of completing the new facility in time for the 2028 swimming season. This schedule is preliminary and would depend on final design, regulatory approvals, bidding, contractor availability and construction conditions. This represents an opportunity to leverage nearly $5.6 million in State funding toward a roughly $7.5 million investment that would replace an aging community asset while creating a more accessible, family-friendly and modern recreational facility for Cornwall. Before moving into final design and construction, we want to hear from you. With approximately 80% of the eligible project cost supported by State funding, are you ready to make this investment and move forward with building a new Cornwall community pool? Take the Survey: Pool Survey 2026 For More information, visit: Town of Cornwall Recreation Department > Our Programs > Community Pool Proposed Treetop Warehouse Project Treetop Companies is proposing a warehouse project on the former Cornwall Commons site off 9W. The project currently is before the Planning Board and Town Board for review and approval. Below is the link to their presentation. Treetop Project Website Link 5-2-22 Amended Notice of Public Scoping Session/Pos Dec Package Link Treetop Cornwall Presentation Download Link Notice of Joint Special Meeting - Water Services, Rescheduled to 2/29 at 7 PM See attached files to review the proposed Intermunicipal Agreement. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Town Board of Cornwall and Village of Cornwall on Hudson Board of Trustees will hold a joint Special Meeting on Thursday, February 29, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. at Village Hall, 325 Hudson Street, Cornwall on Hudson 12520 to discuss an Intermunicipal Agreement for Water Services and any other business that may come before the Boards. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES VILLAGE OF CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON Doris Wickiser, Village Clerk January 23, 2024 Mayor’s Message [Postponement of Joint Special Meeting with Town Related to Water System]: Dear Residents and Friends of the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson, I am making the difficult decision to cancel Thursday’s scheduled Joint Special Meeting that was to conjoin the Village Board and Town Council and was related to water system matters that impact both municipalities. We will reschedule the meeting for Thursday, February 29, 2024 at 7:00 p.m., again to be held at Village Hall, 325 Hudson Street, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY 12520. This office will ensure we post the notice across all platforms well in advance of new date. After careful consideration and discussions with a number of residents who all get their news from different sources, I simply want to ensure we are making a solid effort to publicly notice this meeting on all the appropriate sites. I sincerely apologize for any confusion this may have caused. But far better to take a step back and ensure we have a well-informed community. On behalf of your Village Board, James A. “Jimmy” Gagliano Mayor Comments are closed.