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SCHEDULE OF ALL BOARDS INCLUDING TOWN BOARD/time PHONE WHEN/WHERE IT MEETS LIBRARY 769-9914 2ND THURS. OF MONTH-LIBRARY 7:00PM MUSEUM 769-8571 1ST THURS. OF MONTH-MUSEUM 7:00PM HOSPITAL 764-1711 3RD MON. OF MONTH-HOSPITAL 6:00PM RESCUE SQUAD 764-1744 2ND TUES. OF MONTH- TOWN HALL 7:00PM MED 764-0253 3RD THURS. OF MONTH- MED BLDG 4:00PM PLANNING 769-8241 3RD THURS. OF MONTH- TOWN HALL 5:00PM ZONING 769-8467 BY REQUEST - TOWN HALL 4:30PM TOWN HALL 769-5228 THIRD WED.-TOWN 5:30PM RECREATION 769-3161 2ND TUES. OF MONTH-ARENA 4:00PM CHAMBER 769-3525 2ND WED. OF MONTH-CALL CHAMBER NOON BDCGM 705-0137 3RD THURS. OF MONTH-TOWN HALL 5:00PM The Massena Town Board is the legislative, appropriating, governing and policy determining body of the Town. It is the function of the Town Board to determine the types and levels of service to be provided in the Town. The Board annually prepares, holds discussion sessions and adopts the Town budget, which reflects the cost of conducting operations and monitors Town operations. In its legislative capacity, the Board passes resolutions and enacts local ordinances and laws that govern the functions of town government and ensure the safety and well-being of all residents. The Town Board consists of five members - the Town Supervisor and four Councilpersons - who are elected by Town voters and represent the Town at large. Councilpersons and Supervisor serve a four-year term of office. top
Joseph D. Gray, Supervisor John Macaulay, Councilperson Albert Nicola, Councilperson
Charles Raiti, Councilperson
There are 9 Boards to which the Town appoints members to serve as liaisons. Those liaisons are responsible for providing two-way communications between the Boards and the Town Government.
In addition to their service as liaisons to various community boards, members of the Town Board are also appointed annually to serve on the following committees:
NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETINGS The Planning Board for the Town of Massena is responsible for the administration of the Town Planning Code and Subdivision Regulations. Applications for subdivisions, and other appropriate site plan requests are filed with the Town Building Department at least one week prior to the next scheduled meeting date. THIS IS TO ADVISE THAT THE TOWN PLANNING BOARD, TOWN OF MASSENA, NEW YORK, HAVE REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETINGS TO BE HELD ON THE THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH STARTING AT 5:00 P.M. IF SUCH DATE IS A LEGAL HOLIDAY, MEETINGS WILL BE HELD ON THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY.
A copy of the current planning code can be viewed directly from the web address www.generalcode.com. On the opening page, click on the box near the top and at the left titled "Online eCode360@Library." On the next page you will find the code under New York Codes. or go to http://www.ecode360.com/?custId=MA0639 Please note that the code has been updated. There may be some items that were recently adopted, but going thru the codification process (to be entered into the code book as soon as possible). For additional questions or to submit an agenda item for the planning board contact:
The Town of Massena Zoning Commission is responsible for the administration of the Town's Current Zoning Code. Applications for Zoning Permits and other Zoning related activities (Special Use Permit, Site Plans, Zone Changes, Amendments to the Zoning Regulations, etc.) are filed with the Building Office at least one week prior to the next scheduled meeting date.
Local history buffs will delight at the artifacts found in the Town’s Museum at 200 East Orvis Street. The facility is chocked full of items that illustrate our community’s rich heritage. The museum is also home to the Massena Aluminum Historical Association and its vast holdings spotlighting the Massena area’s special place in the history of the “miracle metal” which continues to employ so many today. The original Museum Board, established in May of 1987, was set up to have the following member terms:
The Massena Public Library found its permanent home at 41 Glenn Street back in the early 1960s – thanks to a memorial gift of a son for his father. Victor, the son of Henry H. Warren (whose company built the first hydroelectric facility in Massena), set aside a sum of money so that a memorial could be erected for his father. A library was chosen as the ideal memorial to Henry Warren and, upon the completion of its construction in September of 1962, it was dedicated and given to the Town of Massena. A five-member board is appointed by the Town to manage the investment made in the Public Library.
Massena is privileged to have its own community hospital with a strong history of support. The Massena Memorial Hospital features 24-hour emergency care, surgical services, state of the art technology, laboratory and imaging services, 40 physicians on staff, the North Country Family Health Network, family-centered maternity center, community health programs, respiratory and physical therapy, nutritional counseling and telemedicine. The Town of Massena appoints volunteer representatives from the community to the Massena Hospital Board of Managers. Current membership on that Hospital governing board include: The Town Board appoints a five-member board for appointments lasting five years. Temporary members, when needed due to an extreme case load of reviews, are given one-year appointments. All appointments to the Board of Review are required to complete training. Appointments and reappointments – including the names, addresses and phone numbers of the appointees – must be submitted to the Real Property Office in Canton, NY and to:
Massena voters went to the polls in 1974 to determine the fate of a referendum that would see the creation of a municipal electric company for the community. In response to the support shown by voters, in May of that year the Town Board passed a resolution creating the Massena Electric Department (MED). The municipal electric utility began operations May 8, 1981. MED is managed by a volunteer Utility Board, appointed by the Town for five year terms.
MVEU Board of Managers Roger M. Bennett, 30 Prospect Ave, 764-1441, Exp: 12/31/12 Patrick Peets, 244 River Rd, 769-2980, Exp: 12/31/14 Ed Hamel, 179 S. Grasse River Rd, 769-8257, Exp: 12/31/10 Lenore Levine, 25 Prospect Dr, 769-9946, Exp: 12/31/11 Ralph Bathelt, 50 Clarkson Ave, 764-1005, Exp: 12/31/13
Business Development Corp for a Greater Massena The Business Development Corporation for a Greater Massena (BDC) is a combined entity of the Village and Town. The BDC Board oversees operations at the Massena Industrial Park and contributes to the overall economic growth and development of the greater Massena community. The Corporation is funded annually by the Village and the Town with the funds being used to assist existing businesses as well as fostering new development. Ecomomic Director - Jason Clarke 769-8484 Office is located at 85 Robinson St. (Dept. of Public Works Bldg.) A total of seven members serve on the BDC Board – they serve three-year terms and are appointed equally by the Village and the Town (one is a joint appointment).
The attorney currently appointed to represent the Town of Massena is Eric Gustafason, 40 Main Street, Massena NY 13662 Phone 315-769-3898; Fax 315-769-5018.
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