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Welcome to Peru
Clinton County,
New
York
Town
Hall Meeting Schedule:
(all
meetings are located in the
upstairs of the Town Hall unless otherwise noted)
No Zoning Board Meeting scheduled for April
Workshop for Monday, April 26, 2021 at 4:00PM.
The purpose of the workshop will be to discuss Valcour Sewer EPG and WWTP EPG.
Town Board Meeting: Monday, April 26 at 6:00 PM
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In
an effort to help stop the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic
outbreak, Town Board Meetings will not be open to the
public. The
minutes will be available online
as soon as they are approved at the
following Town Board Meeting.
Thank you your
understanding in this matter and stay safe!
Attention Residents of Peru:
The Town Of Peru’s wastewater collection project will be starting with
light construction the week of April, 5th.
Heavier
construction starting with Sunrise Drive and North bend Street will
begin April 12th. This project includes work on Elm Street, Maiden
Lane, and Route 22 from the bridge to Maiden Lane, North Bend St. and
Sunrise drive. In conjunction to these streets two new pump
stations will be constructed; one behind the Peru Community Church
Center and one at the intersection of Maiden Lane and Button Brook
Parkway. Although our contractor, Rifenburg Contracting, intends
to limit disruptions as much as possible and do their best to
accommodate everyone, residents and businesses will be impacted with
construction disruption and traffic delays at times. Sections of
roads will be reduced to one lane and completely closed to through
traffic to help expedite work. We will try our best to keep
updated information posted on the following sites. Residents are
encouraged to monitor these sites for future updates.
Also, if you
signed a temporary easement last year and have not signed a new one
this year, please contact Pamela Barber at the Town Hall to complete
this.
Thank you all for your understanding during this construction period as the Town upgrades its sewer infrastructure!
Contractor Work Hours
Mon. - Thurs. – 7 am-5 pm
Friday - 7 am-3:30 pm
Saturday – only if needed
Estimated Schedule to June
April 5th-April 25th – Survey – Test pits and site prep
April 25th-May 9th- Sunrise Drive 12” gravity line install
May9th-May 23rd- North Bend St. 12” gravity line install
Mat 23rd-June 5th- North Bend St. to Maiden Lane 10” gravity line install
Directional drilling under State Route 22 near the bridge to Elm St will begin first part of May
Thank You
Courtney Tetrault
Water & Sewer Superintendent
Public Emplyee Health Emergency Plan for thr Town of Peru
In an
effort to protect our Town workers and the public from exposure during
the Corona Virus Outbreak, we are closing the Town Hall, Water
&
Sewer Dept., Highway Dept. and Court Building to visitors until further
notice.
Contact
Numbers are as follows:
Brandy
McDonald, Town Supervisor, will be available 24 hours a day at
518-593-3078.
James
Douglass, Councilman – 518-570-9549.
Courtney
Tetrault, W/S Superintendent – 518-572-6600
Michael
Farrell, Highway Superintendent –- 518-369-4845.
Bob Guynup,
Codes Enforcement Officer – 518-726-6420
There
is a drop box out front of the Town Hall that will be
checked. If
a Handicap hangtag, Marriage License or Death Certificate is needed
please call 518-643-2745 ext. 2, Dianne Miller will be checking her
messages.
JCEO office
will by appointment only Mon., Wed., Fri. Call 518-643-8455.
Court Location:
22 Davey Drive,
Peru, NY 12972
(Off
Bearswamp Road, behind McDonalds, & Langley Insurance)
Phone:
(518) 643-4187
Fax: (518)
643-4188
The
Little Ausable River Trail
The
Town of Peru has built a chip seal paved trail to offer residents and
visitors an opportunity to enjoy a variety of healthy outdoor
activities within a beautiful and varied natural environment. The trail
will also protect and interpret the important historic sites of
Heyworth/Mason Park and a section of the D&H rail line, both
instrumental to the Town’s development.
The
trailhead is
in Heyworth/Mason Park just off Mason Hill Rd in the hamlet of Peru.
With
parking, benches, picnic tables, historic interpretive signage and a
beautiful 1836 stone mill, it’s a great place to start your
adventure. The trail covers 1.25 miles, from Heyworth/Mason
Park
to the entrance to Sullivan Park on Route 22. You can then
use
the sidewalk to connect back to the trailhead, for a 2.25 mile loop.
(see map)
It’s an
interesting trip with massive cottonwoods, a planted pine forest, open
fields
and the
river.
It seems to be an excellent birding site as well. We now have
several benches installed. Enjoy!
Thank You
Trail Rules
Birds
spotted on Trail
Clinton
County Real Property Office
Assessmant Rolls
Standard
Work Day &
Reporting Resolution for Elected & Appointed Officials
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