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Kirkland Plans Drop In 2027 Property Taxes

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Last week’s Town of Kirkland Board meeting saw residents come with concerns for Board members to address.


Kellogg Street resident Scott Murray outlined his concerns on the Town’s zoning process.


(Murray’s statement in detail can be found on Page 3.)


After neighbors opposed his idea to put used fire trucks for sale on his land, Murray said he tried to withdraw his application given to the Town’s Zoning Board of Appeals.


“I was told I couldn’t withdraw it,’’ Murray said.


Since then, Murray said there has been a plethora of lies about what his actual request was about.


Murray said no neighbors ever came to him to ask about the plans he had.


Town Supervisor Garry Colarusso said the ZBA is not under the Town Board’s duties.


Senior Center Director Sharleen Machold said the Center plans a bake sale on Election Day.


They plan to apply for a grant to add automatic door openers to the Center.


Resident Kim Zogby said she contacted the state’s Committee on Open Government and the opinion ...

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