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------- Click on the logo above to visit the website for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schuyler County --------- To reach the Odessa Government Page, click or on the logo below. ---------- Specchio Ford 602 N. Watkins Glen, NY 607-535-7151 Your Peace of Mind Dealer Schuyler to get $2.8 million in state grants WATKINS GLEN, Dec. 13, 2017 -- Schuyler County was awarded $2.8 million Wednesday as part of the state’s 7th annual Regional Economic Development awards. The Southern Tier will receive $67.3 million of the statewide disbursement of $755 million. The $67.3 million covers 83 projects, including a four-season pavilion and a commercial-grade kitchen at Clute Park, where $800,000 was pledged last year by the state for bath houses. The new Clute grant, together with a feasibility study involving the 'reuse' of the 'soon-to-be-decommissioned' lakefront wastewater treatment plant, totals $1,319,362.

Wednesday's announcement also included funds for: --Water-system improvement and upgraded bathrooms at the Town of Hector’s Smith Park ($204,206); --A new Hector salt storage facility 'to prevent runoff and contamination issues' ($352.414); --Expansion of the Lucky Hare Brewing Company in Hector ($198,000); --Improvements to the water treatment and distribution systems in Montour Falls ($750,000). “We’re pretty happy the way things went today,” said Schuyler County Partnership for Economic Development Executive Director Judy Cherry, emphasizing that the Clute award is on top of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative funding awarded Watkins Glen last summer and currently being developed into a plan of action. DRI projects being considered include further development of Clute. Committee members gather in the Watkins Glen Village Hall for the meeting, which started a few minutes later. Committee extends DRI proposal deadline, discusses those submitted; workshop ahead WATKINS GLEN, Nov.

29, 2017 -- The deadline for submitting applications seeking funding under the $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative awarded to Watkins Glen by New York State has been extended to 5 p.m. The decision came at a meeting Wednesday night of the Local Planning Committee, which meets periodically to discuss the process involved in securing funding from the DRI and to study projects that were proposed by the intital deadline, which was Nov.

The committee meeting, overseen by state consultants and including local business and government leaders, was held in the Watkins Glen Village Hall. Counting the consultants, 19 people were seated at tables set up in a square in the building's meeting room on the second floor. The extension was granted in an effort to receive more proposals and, in some cases, more details on proposals that met the first deadline.

'We don't want people' who submitted those proposals 'to think 'Our project wasn't any good,' said one committee member, Ken Wilson. There were, in fact, 30 proposals submitted, on top of a number already in the mix that were proposed in the village's initial pitch to the state seeking the funding. Added committee member Dennis Fagan: 'If we get even one more (proposal) that's a good one, then it (the extension) is worth it.'

Added committee member Tim O'Hearn: 'I don't see any downside to it.' The session was a precursor to the second public workshop set for Wednesday, Dec. 13 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. At the Watkins Glen Community Center on Boat Launch Road. 'The purpose of this interactive design workshop,' a flyer says, 'is to get your input on potential DRI projects. Come share your vision for Watkins Glen.' This will be the second of three public workshops.

Nothing was settled Wednesday night, for this is a lengthy process that will stretch well into 2018. The committee will meet several more times, starting with a session on Jan 10.