Hello Town of New Hartford Residents! CONTENTS It has been a pleasure serving as your New Hartford Town Supervisor the last 14 months. We have accomplished so many things together and we are set to accomplish much more this year. I would like to share with you SUPERVISOR 1 some of the positive things we will be working on this year. My goal is to show residents where their money is being spent. DEAR RESIDENTS 2 We will be completing all our Town Parks projects
REPORTING A CONCERN 3 • New pickleball courts • Signage • New dog park area and • Parking Areas training course CURBSIDE PICKUP 3 • Pavilion Revitalization • New Farmer’s Market pavilions • Park Lighting • New playground areas • New Bleachers NYSERDA CLEAN ENERGY 3 The completion of the consolidation of our new town offices at the former Gander Mountain will be done May 1, 2019, which is a cost savings to the residents. ICE MAKER UPGRADE 3 The Town will be undertaking many stormwater projects this year.
STORMWATER PROJECTS 3 Upgrading our new chiller and ice maker at the Recreation Center for hockey and skating events.
I will be completing NYSERDA for High Impact Action Items to earn Clean Energy Community IT INFRASTRUCTURE 3 designation which will help us to qualify for grants and bring more cost effective environmental solutions to New Hartford.
BONDING INFORMATION 3 We have integrated and completed our parks and recreation software for online renting of pavilions. Register for our summer program online at our website: www.townofnewhartfordny.gov which will be launched April 1, 2019. PAVING 3 Our food truck event was a success with over 1,500 residents attending last year. We are reinitiating it this year on Tuesday nights from 4-8 pm beginning May 14th through August 20th, 2019. We will also TOWN HALL 3 be implementing our Farmer’s Market the same days from 3-8 pm.
Our annual trash pickup was in such high demand last year, that this year the board decided to EV STATIONS 3 reinstitute it for 2019.
In 2019, we will be upgrading all of our street lighting and traffic lights to LED. FIREWORKS 3 We will be replacing our Town of New Hartford welcome signs with a new clean look.
NH YOUTH EMPLOYMENT 3 We have received a grant from DEC for $128,000 to install electric vehicle recharging stations at the new Town Hall and should be completed this summer.
SUMMER PARKS PROGRAM 3 We will be upgrading 3 of our Police cars to hybrid vehicles.
We will also be upgrading our Animal Control Vehicle this year. SUMMER READING PROGRAMS 4 Our firework celebration is on July 5th at Sherrillbrook Park.
SUMMER YOUTH/ADULT PROGRAMS 4 Reporting a concern service was such a success last year thanks to all the residents. Please continue to use this tool to let us know about issues and concerns you have at www.townofnewhartfordny.gov.
PARKS & REC SCHEDULE 5 - 6 You can read more about these items inside this newsletter. I look forward to working with the Town residents and the many departments to make this another successful year. Thank you to the Town Board for the smart decisions they have been making both financially and environmentally while SENIOR CITIZEN ACTIVITIES 7 focusing on the future of New Hartford. Thank you to the Fire Department, Police, Library, Highway Department and Volunteers that make our town a safe and great place to live.
ASSESSOR’S OFFICE 7 Wishing you and your families have a safe and happy summer.
Paul A Miscione, MBA TOWN DIRECTORY 7 Town Supervisor Dear Residents Dear Residents
It’s been another successful year in the 1st It has been an honor serving the Town as a Ward. We will be completing our Grange Hill Board Member this year. I will be working Stormwater Detention Ponds by June 1st. I on many projects this year with a strong have also advocated to the Board the need emphasis on Senior Services. to repair paving on Grange Hill after this The Town of New Hartford Senior Center has project which they approved. This will be been temporarily meeting in the Willowvale accomplished this summer. Fire District building since last year. Members are eagerly awaiting the move to As you know it was also a great concern of mine to repave Snowden their new home at the Gander Mountain Town Offices in the Orchards Hill Road due the high volume of traffic. This summer we will be able on Middlesettlement Rd., scheduled for early April. The new facility to repave this thanks to the collaboration of our Town Board. will be highlighted by advanced feature appliances used to provide nutritional meals to over 75 seniors on a daily basis. I want to thank all of the residents for their support and will keep working on stormwater projects and public safety in the 1st ward. We are looking forward to expand the opportunities for social and recreational activities, exercise classes, day trips and other forms of See you this summer at one of our many new programs at the Park social gatherings to meet the needs of our energetic senior population this year. that represents over 20% of the town’s population.
There are no dues and we welcome new members to share experiences James Messa and make new friends. Town of New Hartford 1st Ward Councilman We will be adding many more services this year. Can’t wait to see you there.
Richard Lenart Dear Residents Town of New Hartford 2nd Ward Councilman
Melting snow and spring rains bring the Dear Residents ongoing issue of storm water management. In the past months progress has been made I am Rich Woodland, the 4th ward Councilman for the Town of New Hartford. to provide a potential sight for a retention The 4th Ward is a unique mix of residential area in an identified drainage catchment and agricultural properties along with being area. This project combined with other home to the commercial corridor of the Town of New Hartford. During my time as the 4th recent improvements will continue the Towns Ward Councilman, there has been significant commitment to protect our infrastructure and homeowners property. economic development throughout the Funding a large project that will affect hundreds of homes will require Ward. a partnership with Oneida County and the acquisition of grant dollars. I have been involved in the National Grid audits and the audit of the Lighting Districts which are still ongoing. These audits have already identified several issues regarding inconsistencies and errors that Preserving our neighborhoods and insuring public safety is always resulted in overcharges. The town will be credited and reimbursed with a top priority. Strong codes and the importance of our nuisance interest for these overcharges by National Grid. The town anticipates abatement law provides a way to help insure we all can enjoy our continued cost-savings upon going LED in the Lighting Districts. homes, neighborhood, and an ever progressive Town of New Hartford. I will also be working on upgrading all of our employee handbooks We continue to explore and implement: and internal procedures. As a member of the ethics committee, I will keep transparency and fairness as the board and I have always done. If I am honored to become your councilman again next year, I will • Improvements to our parks and trail system spearhead an aggressive campaign to improve our solar laws when • Solar power and energy efficient buildings we upgrade our comprehensive plan next year. • Shared services and equipment This year I have also advocated to pave Evalon Road, Applewood • Measured commercial growth Entrance and Clinton View Road. I look forward to working with all of the residents this spring at the David M. Reynolds Town functions. Town of New Hartford Richard B. Woodland 3rd Ward Councilman Town of New Hartford 4th Ward Councilman
2 www.townofnewhartfordny.gov TOWN OF NEW HARTFORD REPORTING A CONCERN SERVICE Having an issue or see an issue in the Town? Now you can go to the new Town website: www.townofnewhartfordny.gov and on the right side of the front page click on report a concern. Complete the form and hit submit and your concern will be emailed to Town Supervisor, Paul Miscione and Highway Superintendent, Richard Sherman.
CURBSIDE TRASH PICKUP REINSTATED PAVING
Last year’s curbside pickup was a success. I want to thank all the residents that We have increased our paving budget by 17% this year giving the opportunity to participated and followed the guidelines, making the process run smoothly. The Board add many more new roads to this year’s paving projects. has approved to once again implement this great service. This will take place in the month of June. You can find the schedule in the Highway Department section of this newsletter and also on the Town’s website at: www.townofnewhartfordny.gov under TOWN HALL Service, Highway Department Services. Our new state of the art Town Hall project has been a success. We have been on time and on budget. The Town Supervisor has been running the day to day project NYSERDA CLEAN ENERGY COMMUNITY DESIGNATION management of the building at no charge, which has been an overall savings of an additional $96,000 to the project. The new building will not only be a cost savings This year I will be completing the 4 High Impact Action Items which are: to the town in the future but also gives it a more professional look. (✓ indicates those that are complete) Clean Fleets – Install electric vehicle charging stations or deploy alternative fuel EV STATIONS vehicles ✓ DEC has awarded us a $128,000 grant to deploy 6 new electric vehicle stations at Energy Code Enforcement Training – Train compliance officers in energy code best the new Town Hall. Again another great initiative to support our environment for practices ✓ the future of New Hartford. Benchmarking – Adopt a policy to report the energy use of buildings ✓ LED Street Lights – Convert Street lights to energy efficient LED technology TO BE COMPLETED BY SEPT. 30 FIREWORKS The town and village of New Hartford along with The city of Utica are collaborating CHILLER AND ICE MAKER UPGRADE on Fourth of July festivities this year. To begin with, the Independence Day Parade route will extend up Genesee Street We will be upgrading our 40 year old chiller and ice maker at the Recreation Center. to the village of New Hartford, rather than ending at the Memorial Parkway in Utica. This long overdue upgrade is necessary. It will not only be saving approx. $9,000 The new ending will be the New Hartford Recreation Center at Mill Street and in efficiency costs each year but it will also save about $10,000-$15,000 each year Oxford Road. in repair costs. The town of New Hartford also will host a Party in the Park event the day after the Fourth of July at Sherrillbrook Park, similar to Utica’s existing event at Proctor Park, STORMWATER PROJECTS where they will have fireworks. This also will be the first time the town of New Hartford has had fireworks for 10 I would like to thank Anthony Picente and the County for giving the Town of New years, Miscione said, a service the New Hartford Town Board wanted to bring back. Hartford over $1.2M in grant funding for the following stormwater projects. Our County Executive has been a true partner to the Town and has been instrumental The parade and both park celebrations will be organized by The Genesis Group. in helping us with our stormwater issues. By June 1st we will be completing our The schedule is as follows: Grange Hill detention pond project. This summer we will be working on 2 major projects in the Mudcreek Watershed: one on Middlesettlement Road and one on • 11 a.m. Thursday, July 4, Utica, Regional Independence Day Parade Commercial Drive. These projects will help with stormwater issues that affect our • 6 p.m. Thursday, July 4, Proctor Park in Utica, Party in the Park commercial corridor and the residents in these areas. • 6 p.m. Friday, July 5, Sherrillbrook Park in New Hartford, Party in the Park. IT INFRASTRUCTURE We have completed all parks programs and services online. This has made the NEW HARTFORD YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM Parks Department completely automated which is a huge cost savings for the The New Hartford Youth Employment program is looking for industrious young future. We have also incorporated our new accounting software upgrade which men & women ages 14-19 to be matched with local residents and businesses gives town officials real time budget information which aids in making good that need odd, seasonal jobs completed. Residents and local businesses are financial decisions. encouraged to contact the Youth Employment Director if they have a seasonal, part-time or odd job to offer a local youth either around your home or business. BONDING INFORMATION This program matches New Hartford youth with residents or businesses that need jobs done such as babysitting, lawn maintenance, mowing, painting, gardening, The Town of New Hartford was consolidated all of its debt, Tuesday Feb 26th of cleaning, copying, filing, organizing, party set up and/or clean up, cellar and/or attic $8,266,929 at a remarkably low interest rate of 3.02779% from the successful bidder clean out, moving, leaf raking, snow shoveling, etc. Jobs are often short term and of Robert W. Baird, a financial institution with over 100 years of experience. This puts the rate of pay is at the discretion of the business or resident. New Hartford in an even better financial position than the previous anticipated rate Youth and residents may sign up in person with the Youth Employment Director, of 3.5% interest rate. The Town has a $576,000 savings over the 23 year payback. It made a lot of sense to bond this year instead of banning for a few more years Melody K. Fancett in the New Hartford Town Clerk’s Office located in Town Hall, and only paying down interest. Now we will be paying down principal and interest 8635 Clinton Street, New Hartford, NY 13413 or call 733-7500 x2323 between 8:00 at a great rate. There are no worries about having to pay higher interest rates in a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday-Friday. the future, as interest rates have been going up. This will be beneficial in creating more precise budgets in future years because our debt service is a fixed cost. This process took precise coordination of the town board to make timely requirements SUMMER PARKS PROGRAM and also having great negotiations with Adirondack Bank. Due to the great partnership with Adirondack Bank, the town was able to save an additional amount Our summer program will be starting up again before we know it. We are of approximately $32,000. These areas where most people don’t look, but have currently accepting applications for high school graduates interested in working the greatest cost savings, while not cutting programs or services and keep moving with children. If you are interested, complete and submit an application to Barb forward in projects upgrading infrastructure. The Town of New Hartford will keep Schwenzfeier, Personnel Dept., 8635 Clinton Street, New Hartford, NY 13413. making financially smart decisions and plan for the future while continuing to give Applications are available online at www.townofnewhartfordny.gov. residents quality of life programs. Applications must be received by April 10, 2019.
3TOWN OFwww.townofnewhartfordny.gov NEW HARTFORD www.townofnewhartfordny.govTOWN OF NEW HARTFORD3 steal everyone’s superpowers! Who is this Alien Invader? How did he get in? And can they SUMMER READING PROGRAMS @ NEW HARTFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY catch him before he drains them of their powers for good? Grab your cape and get ready to solve this Superhero Mystery! “Universe of Stories” 2019 This Library mystery is for kids ages 8-13 years old, and there are 16 characters. Touch the Trucks, Summer reading kick-off, and performers schedule Register to be a part of this fun mystery. We will have a registration form at the circulation desk Saturday, June 8, 10:00-12:00: Touch the Trucks starting June 10, 2019. Saturday, June 29, 10:30-11:30: Kick-off to summer reading! Join us to decorate Universe of Stories Galaxy cookies and to pick up your summer reading log. SPHERO CHALLENGE
Monday, July 15, 2:00-3:00: Moreland the Magician - Join us for a space-themed magic Thursday, July 18, 1:00-2:30. Work in teams to learn to code a Sphero, and explore the show! possibilities of all that Sphero has to offer. A Sphero is designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, Tuesday, July 16, 2:00-4:00: Planetarium Adventures - (these programs will be held in and invention through connected play and coding. Students do not keep the robots or the Bradley Elementary School gym & are registration required *see all information below.) devices used as part of the program challenge. Thursday, July 25, 4:00-4:45: Utica Zoomobile Session for up to 25 participants – ages 9-12 years old. Tuesday, July 30, 2:00-3:30: Jeff the Magic Man and Balloon Artistry - Join us for a “Space Register to be part of this fun challenge. Adventure” show followed by Jeff creating his amazing balloon art for the kids. We will have a registration form at the circulation desk starting June 10, 2019.
STORY TIME KIDS ACTIVITY SESSIONS AT THE LIBRARY – NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:30-11:00 for preschool aged children. Join us for stories and crafts. Aimed towards preschoolers – but all are welcome. An adult must accompany the Monday, July 8, 10:30-11:30: Glitter Galaxy Slime Craft child. All story times are held in the Children’s Area/Corasanti room. Monday, July 15, 10:30-11:30: Solar System Sun-Catchers Craft Portions of the Summer Reading Programs are supported by Monday, July 22, 10:30-11:30: Mystery Bag Stem Design Challenge The Friends of the Library and the Joshua Turner Fund. Take part in a super fun Stem activity using recyclables and other basic materials in this The above programs are drop in. mystery bag STEM building challenge. Kids will receive a bag of mystery items and then use those materials to complete a design challenge. Recommended for grades 2-6. Please call 733-1535 for more information or check the library website KIDS DROP-IN SESSIONS - NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED KIDS ACTIVITIES AT THE NEW HARTFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY REQUIRING REGISTRATION: Friday, July 12, 10:30-11:30: Puzzles & Games Friday, July 19, 10:30-11:30: Puzzles & Games PRESCHOOL RHYTHMS & RHYMES Friday, July 26, 10:30-11:30: Puzzles & Games Monday, July 29, 10:30-11:30: Makedo Cardboard Construction Kit/LEGO play (children do Tuesdays (6 week session) 11:30am-12:00pm. July 9, 16, 23, 30, August 6, 13. This not keep any LEGO parts or Makedo parts used during drop-in session) program is for 3-5 year olds. The kids will explore different rhythms, play instruments, and sing songs with Miss Amy. This program is registration required. We will have a registration form at Friday, August 2, 11:00-1:00: LEGO play the circulation desk starting June 10, 2019 for up to 20 children. Thursday, August 8, 11:30-12:30: Makedo Cardboard Construction (children do not keep SECRET AGENT BOOK CLUB any parts of Makedo used during drop-in session) Friday, August 9, 1:30-3:00: Puzzles & Games Our Secret Agent Book Club will meet Thursdays at 10:30-11:15 starting July 11th - August 15th. We will be reading Spy School by Stuart Gibbs. Participants will read chapters YA PROGRAMS – NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED each week on their own. Our meetings will include chapter discussions and fun spy activities. The Secret Agent Book Club is for students entering grades 4-5 and is limited to 10 kids. Henna Tattoo DIY To ensure that we have a book for each child pre-registration is required. We will have a Tuesday, July 9, 1:00. Teens can create temporary tattoos using a Henna Tattoo kit provided registration form at the circulation desk starting June 10, 2019. The session is free and all by the library. (the activity will be in the gazebo weather permitting.) materials are provided! Please call 315-733-1535. YA Melt and Pour Candles PLANETARIUM ADVENTURES Thursday, August 1, 1:00-2:00. Teens will make their own scented candles. All materials are provided. Registration is required and will open June 10. Please call 315-733-1535 to register. Tuesday, July 16, 2:00 for ABC’s of the Sky, and 3:00 for Star Stories (there are 2 programs for 2 different age groups) These programs will be held at the Bradley Elementary school YOUNG ADULT AND ADULT PROGRAMS – gymnasium in order to accommodate the Starlab. REGISTRATION REQUIRED ABC’S OF THE SKY (GRADES PRE-K-2) 2:00 Social Artworking Young Adult and Adult Painting Party
In the STARLAB, the students will be introduced to astronomy following the alphabet format Monday, August 5, 6-8:30pm: A fun night for YA and adults to paint a Modern Bouquet and from astronaut to Zodiac. The level of vocabulary increases with the grade level of students. enjoy refreshments. This session includes up to 24 people, ages 16 and up. Topics covered range from astronomers, telescopes, constellations, planets and space We will have a registration form at the circulation desk starting June 10, 2019. The session is discoveries. free and all materials are provided! STAR STORIES (GRADES 3-7) 3:00 YA AND ADULT TEXTURED PLANTER (CLAY DESIGN) PART 1
Among the twinkling stars the pictures of the constellations appear....Ursa Major, Queen Monday, July 29, 7:00-8:00. Participants can create a textured planter using paper clay and Cassiopeia, Orion the Hunter and many others are among the cast of characters in the Star household objects. Registration is required and will open June 10. Please call 315-733-1535 to Stories told by ancient cultures. Learn how the rotation and orbit of the earth brings these into register. The session is free and all materials are provided! view. Hear some of the amazing stories from the ancient Greeks and Native American cultures that brought them to life and helped explain the world they lived in... YA AND ADULT TEXTURED PLANTER (PAINT AND PLANT) PART 2 Both of the Planetarium Adventures are limited to 25 kids, so registration is required. We will have a registration form at the circulation desk starting June 10, 2019. Tuesday, July 30, 7:00-8:00. Participants that created a textured planter on Monday, can now paint the planter and plant a succulent! Please call 315-733-1535 to register. The session is free and all materials are provided! DRAMATIC FANATIC “A SUPERHERO MYSTERY” Ice Cream Social July 10, 2019, 7-9 pm. New Hartford Recreation Center. Ice cream sundaes and homemade cake, 50/50 raffle, children’s raffle baskets, Bubbles the Clown, face Monday, July 22, 2:00. Something is amiss in the Superhero Galaxy of Flubbish Nubbish painting and the New Hartford Citizens Band. Sponsored by the Friends of the New Hartford 3592. It seems an Alien Invader has infiltrated the secret superhero hideout in an attempt to Public Library.
4 www.townofnewhartfordny.gov TOWN OF NEW HARTFORD TRASH DROP OFF GUIDELINES & LOCATIONS Location:Location: PAPER SHREDDING Sanger Building 111 New Hartford Street ONE TIME ONLY Please Note: SATURDAY, JUNE 8thth YOU MUST BRING PROOF OF RESIDENCY TRASH DROP OFF CATEGORIES CURBSIDE BRUSH /GREEN WASTE COLLECTION GUIDELINES Please SEPARATESEPARATE itemsitems intointo thethe followingfollowing categories:categories: Brush/greengreen wastewaste shouldshould bebe putput curbsidecurbside nono earlierearlier thanthan twotwo daysdays before pickup. Brush/green waste will only be picked up from fully developed residential proper- Category 1 All metal and major appliances (including stoves, Category 1 All metal and major appliances (including stoves, ties. Brush from lot cleaning will not be picked up. refrigeratorsrefrigerators (doors(doors mustmust bebe removed),removed), waterwater heaters,heaters, microwaves, bed springs containing no fabric, bicycles) All brush/green waste must be placed in the front of the property. Limbs: 6” diameter maximum and no longer than 6-8 feet. No stumps or roots ac- Category 2 Tires and rims. No tires on rims (limited to 4 each) Limbs: 6” diameter maximum and no longer than 6-8 feet. No stumps or roots ac- Category 2 Tires and rims. No tires on rims (limited to 4 each) cepted. Please stack them neatly. Must be separated. cepted. Please stack them neatly. Generally, we will not collect over 6 cubic yards (approx. a triangular pile 5’ wide at Category 3 Furniture (including mattresses, stuff furniture, and junk) thethe bottombottom xx 5’5’ highhigh xx 35’35’ long)long) ofof brushbrush inin anyany oneone pickup.pickup. Category 3 Furniture (including mattresses, stuff furniture, and junk) Do not block ditches, catch basins, and manholes with green waste. Category 4 Construction and demolition debris: stone, lumber, shingles, Do not block ditches, catch basins, and manholes with green waste. sheet rock, window frames, rugs, bricks, concretes. MUST BE sheet rock, window frames, rugs, bricks, concretes. MUST BE Please containerize loose green waste items (flowers, hedge clipping, and small CONTAINERIZED, LIMITED TO A MAXIMUM OF 3 METAL OR piles of branches) as it makes it easier for our crews to pick up. PLASTIC CONTAINERS, NOT TO EXCEED 45LBS EACH. piles of branches) as it makes it easier for our crews to pick up. PLASTIC CONTAINERS, NOT TO EXCEED 45LBS EACH. Please be aware that our crews generally pick up green waste items by hand and Category 5 Televisions and electronics place in a compactor. Your compliance with the guidelines makes it easier for our Category 5 Televisions and electronics crews and will make your neighborhood even cleaner. Please note: The Town will not collect trash from residents who do not abide by crews and will make your neighborhood even cleaner. Please note: The Town will not collect trash from residents who do not abide by Please note: The Town will not collect brush/green waste from residents who do not these guidelines. Please note: The Town will not collect brush/green waste from residents who do not these guidelines. abide by these guidelines. abide by these guidelines. NO BRUSH WILL BE COLLECTED AFTER SEPTEMBER Sorry, we will NOT collect the following items: NO BRUSH WILL BE COLLECTED AFTER SEPTEMBER Ø Recyclable material (cardboard)* Ø Dirt/Sand piles Ø Recyclable material (cardboard)* Ø Dirt/Sand piles Ø Broken glass Ø Household hazardous waste*** LEAF COLLECTION Ø Clothes**Broken glass Ø PaintHousehold cans (empty hazardous or full)*** waste*** LEAFCollection COLLECTION will begin about the first week of October and will continue until the first Ø LiquidsClothes** (paint, oil, anti freeze, etc.)*** Ø Garden Paint cans debris (empty or full)*** majorCollection snowfall. will begin about the first week of October and will continue until the first Ø Liquids (paint, oil, anti freeze, etc.)*** Ø Garden debris major snowfall. Ø Batteries*** (pots, stones, dirt) Only loose leaves are accepted. Please, DO NOT BAG YOUR LEAVES!! Ø PropaneBatteries*** tank*** (pots, stones, dirt) Only loose leaves are accepted. Please, DO NOT BAG YOUR LEAVES!! Ø Propane tank*** Weather conditions have a huge impact on leaf collection. Leaves will be collected allWeather weekdays, conditions weather have permitting. a huge impact on leaf collection. Leaves will be collected * Recycle cardboard, etc. with your garbage hauler. all weekdays, weather permitting. *** Recycle Please donatecardboard, clothes. etc. with your garbage hauler. Do not mix brush and leaves and do not place any other objects in the leaf piles. Do not mix brush and leaves and do not place any other objects in the leaf piles. *** ** Please Hazardous donate items clothes. (batteries, propane tanks, paint cans, hazardous liquids) will be accepted*** Hazardous at the itemsOneida (batteries, Herkimer Solidpropane Waste tanks, Authority paint cans, for FREE.hazardous liquids) will be THERE IS NO SCHEDULE FOR LEAF COLLECTION accepted at the Oneida Herkimer Solid Waste Authority for FREE. THERE IS NO SCHEDULE FOR LEAF COLLECTION
In Doubt? Call before you put it out! Trash Hotline: (315) 724-4300, ext. 2430 TRASH DROP OFF DAYS FOR ALL TOWN RESIDENTS EVERYTRASH MONDAY, DROP APRIL— OFFSEPTEMBER( DAYSSUSPENDED FOR ALL IN JUNE TOWN), HOURS RESIDENTS7:00 AM—2:00 PM EVERYIF AMONDAY, HOLIDAY APRIL FALLS— ONSEPTEMBER( A MONDAY,SUSPENDED THEN THE INDROP JUNE OFF), HOURS WILL BE 7:00 ON AMTUESDAY—2:00 PM SATURDAYIF DUMPSTER: A HOLIDAY FALLS EVERY ON SECOND A MONDAY, SATURDAY, THEN APRILTHE DROP—SEPTEMBER, OFF WILL HOURSBE ON TUESDAY 8:00 AM —NOON SATURDAY DUMPSTER: EVERY SECOND SATURDAY, APRIL—SEPTEMBER, HOURS 8:00 AM—NOON TAG SERVICE ($5.00 per item): first MONDAY of every month, April—September (suspended in June) If you missTAG the SERVICECurbside Trash ($5.00 Pickup, removeper item): the material first from MONDAY curbside, then of contactevery your month, private wasteApril hauler—September or bring the ma (suspendedterial to the next in Town June) Drop Off. If you miss the Curbside Trash Pickup, remove the material from curbside, then contact your private waste hauler or bring the material to the next Town Drop Off. Ward Curbside Brush Collection Dates: (Mondays) Curbside Trash Pickup: (June) Ward Curbside April Brush 1 & Collection15 July Dates: 1 & 15(Mondays) Curbside June Trash 3 7 Pickup: (June) MayApril 6 1 & & 20 15 AugustJuly 1 5& & 15 19 June 3 7 1 JuneMay 36 & 1720 SeptemberAugust 5 & 3*19 & 16 1 June 3 & 17 September 3** (due & to 16 Holiday) * (due to Holiday) Ward Curbside Brush Collection Dates: (Wednesdays) Curbside Trash Pickup: (June) Curbside April Brush 3 & Collection 17 July Dates: 3 & (Wednesdays)17 Curbside June Trash 10 Pickup:14 (June) Ward MayApril 8 3 & & 22 17 AugustJuly 3 7& & 17 21 June 10 14 2 JuneMay 58 & 1922 SeptemberAugust 7 & 5*21 & 18 * (due to Holiday) 2 June 5 & 19 September 5* & 18 * (due to Holiday) Ward Curbside Brush Collection Dates: (Mondays) Curbside Trash Pickup: (June) Ward Curbside April Brush 8 & Collection 22 July Dates: 8 & (Mondays)22 Curbside June Trash 17 Pickup:21 (June) MayApril 13 8 && 2228* AugustJuly 8 12& 22 & 26 June 17 21 3 JuneMay 1013 & 2428* SeptemberAugust 12 & 9 26& 23 * (due to Holiday) 3 June 10 & 24 September 9 & 23 * (due to Holiday) Ward Curbside Brush Collection Dates: (Wednesdays) Curbside Trash Pickup: (June) Curbside April Brush 10 &Collection 24 July Dates: 10 &(Wednesdays) 24 Curbside June Trash 24 Pickup:28 (June) Ward MayApril 15 10 & & 30* 24 AugustJuly 10 14 & & 24 28 June 24 28 4 June 12 & 26 September 11 & 25 ** May *15 (due & to Holiday)30* August**(last 14 scheduled & 28 collection) 4 June 12 & 26 September 11 & 25 ** * (due to Holiday) **(last scheduled collection) Keep The Date Dear Neighbor, Keep The Date TOWN OF NEW HARTFORD WeDear will Neighbor, continue to give residents the opportunity to bring their household items to the garage at 111 New Hartford Street, New Hartford, New York. We will have Dumpster Drop off & dumpstersWe will continue at the to Highway give residents Garage the foropportunity residents to tobring drop their off their waste and an em- ployeehousehold will items be available to the garage to help at 111 them New unload.Hartford ThisStreet, will New begin on Monday, April 1st Brush Collection 2019Hartford, and continueNew York. Weevery will haveMonday dumpsters through at the September Highway Ga-30th 2019 from 7:00 AM till nd 2019 2:00rage PM.for residents We will to add drop the off 2 their Saturday waste andof everyan employee month fromwill 8:00 AM till 12:00 PM Schedule forbe availabledrop off to as help well. them If aunload. holiday This falls will onbegin a Monday,on Monday, then the drop off will be on April 1st 2019 and continue every Monday through September Tuesday.30th 2019 This from service 7:00 AM will till be 2:00 suspended PM. We will for add the the month 2nd Sat of- June. Pleaseurday of see every the month reverse from panel 8:00 AMfor till our 12:00 guidelines PM for dropon what off as will be accepted and re- well. If a holiday falls on a Monday, then the drop off will be on viewTuesday. the This items service that will cannot be suspended be collected. for the month Please of remember,June. you must provide proof of residency to be allowed to use these services. Please see the reverse panel for our guidelines on what will be We will also offer the garbage tag service again this year for anyone who is unable accepted and review the items that cannot be collected. Please remember, you must provide toproof get ofitems residency to the to highwaybe allowed garage. to use theseTags services.($5.00 per item) can be purchased at the TOWN CLERKS OFFICE at 8635 Clinton Street, New Hartford, NY 13413. Office hoursWe will are also from offer 8:00 the garbageAM to 4:00tag service PM. Itemsagain this will year be forpicked anyone up onwho theis unable first to MONDAYget items ofto everythe highway month garage. April Tagsthrough ($5.00 September. per item) can If bea holiday purchased falls at onthe aTOWN Monday, CLERKS then OFFICE the trashat 8635 will Clinton be picked Street, up New on Hartford, Tuesday. NY This 13413. service Office will hours also are be from suspended 8:00 AM tofor 4:00 the PM. monthItems will of beJune. picked up on the first MONDAY of every month April through September. If a holiday falls on a Monday, then the trash will be picked up on Tuesday. This service will also Continuingbe suspended for this the month year of as June. well, the Town will offer free computer & electronics recycling collection at our site. Some of the items that we will acceptContinuing are: thisall televisions,year as well, the computer Town will equipment,offer free computer monitors, & electronics terminals, recycling scanners, collec- inktion cartridges, at our site. Some printers, of the fax items machines, that we will keyboards accept are: andall televisions, computer computer accessories. equip- Miscellaneousment, monitors, electronics terminals, scanners, such as inkcircuit cartridges, boards, printers, cabling fax and machines, wiring, keyboardstypewriters, and videocomputer gaming accessories. systems, Miscellaneous cell phones, electronics PDA’s, iPodssuch as and circuit universal boards, cabling power and supplies wiring, typewriters, video gaming systems, cell phones, PDA’s, iPods and universal power supplies RS willwill also bebe accepted. accepted. CM I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your cooperation in I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your cooperation incomplying with the complying with the guidelines we have in this flyer. If you have any questions guidelines we have in this flyer. If you have any questions regarding dates or materials for HL regardingpickup, please dates do notor materialshesitate to call for the pickup, trash hotline please at do (315) not 724-4300, hesitate ext. to call2430. the trash hotline at (315) 724 4300, ext. 2430. Once again, please remember that your cooperation makes our jobs easier and keeps our Once again, please remember that your cooperation makes our jobs easier and neighborhood a clean and safe environment to live in. Please follow the schedule for pickups keepsand please our neighborhoodpass the word onto a clean your landscapers.and safe environment to live in. Please follow the schedule for pickups and please pass the word onto your landscapers. Have a great year and keep up the great work. 111 New Hartford Street, New Hartford, New York 13413 Have a great year and keep up the great work. (315) 724 4300 ext. 2430 RichardRichard C.C. Sherman Sherman Superintendent of Highways Find us online: www. townofnewhartfordny.gov Superintendent of Highways
Augusta Drive Butler Road Cranberry Lane Hamilton Place Janet Terrace Mallard Brook Lane Regal Court Tibbitts Road Bayberry Lane Butternut Road Danberry Circle Hamilton Street Jewel Ridge Mallory Road Regency Road Twyndom Terrace Ward Beechwood Road Camden Way Danberry Road Hand Place Jubilee Lane Meadowbrook Drive Roberts Road Valley Place Benton Circle Center Terrace Donegal Place Harrogate Road Kay Circle Mohawk Street Rockport Road (last 2 homes) Bitten Court Chapman Road Edgebrook Place Heron Court Kellogg Road Neals Gulf Road Roman Road Wakefield Street Bleachery Avenue Chestnut Road Elm Street Higby Hills Drive Kensington Court Oneida Street School Street Weston Road Bradley Road Chestnut Place Florence Court Hingham Road Kingfisher Lane Oxford Road Sessions Road Wills Drive 1 Brantwood Lane Christopher Circle Forest Road Hughes Lane Knight Road Oxford Towne Court Sherrill Lane Willowvale Avenue Brantwood Road Church Street Frederick Drive Humphrey Terrace Knoll Road Pear Street Sleepy Hollow Lane Woodbrooke Road Bromwich Road Cosmo Court Gateshead Road Huxford Place Lindale Avenue Pebble Creek Lane Snowden Hill Road Woodhaven Lane Brooks Lane Cosmo Lane Glencrest Boulevard Imperial Drive Lloyds Lane Pheasant Lane Tallmadge Court Brookside Terrace Court Knolle Grange Hill Road Irvin Place Lower Woods Rd N&S Red Hill Road Thurston Boulevard
Allen Road Erie Avenue Ney Avenue Shepard Avenue Sylvan Glen Road Viburnum Lane White Pine Road Arlington Terrace Fairway Drive Old Campion Road Sherman Circle Sylvan Way Viburnum Place Wild Turkey Road Ward Beckwith Circle French Road Old Orchard Road Sherman Drive Taber Drive Wadsworth Lane Winchester Drive Burrstone Road Gerry Avenue Ontario Avenue Sherman Lane Taber Lane Wadsworth Lane E Windsor Terrace Carmen Lane Golden Place Ora Avenue Silver Birch Court Taber Road Wadsworth Road Woodland Village Cascade Drive Graffenburg Road Pleasant Street Slaytonbush Lane Thistle Court Washington Drive Christine Court N&S Grasshopper Lane Read Street Slaytonbush Terrace Tilden Avenue Water Beech Place 2 Cross Street Higby Road Roberts Avenue Smithport Road Tilden Lane Waterford Lane Davis Place Ironwood Road Robin Road South Hills Drive Tilton Road Westminster Circle Deerpath Court Juniper Lane Ruth Avenue Stonebridge Court Upper Woods Circle Westminster Road Deerpath Drive Mason Road Salisbury Drive Stonebridge Road Upper Woods Road Westwood Lane Eastwood Avenue Narla Lane Sedgewick Park N&S Stonegate Road Valley View Road Wheatley Circle
Andover Avenue Dartmoor Lane Glen Street (last 2 homes) Longfellow Drive Rollingwood Drive Wedgewood Road Appler Road Deer Run Road Golf Avenue Lowell Drive Root Street Wilbur Road Ward Barley Mow Run Eagle Ridge Drive Hartford Terrace Middle Grove Lane Sanger Avenue Wildwood Road Bolton Circle Ealy Avenue Heatherwood Drive Morgan Lane Sherwood Road Woodberry Lane Bolton Road Emerson Road Hillside Avenue Morris Circle Slusser Avenue Woodberry Road Briarwood Court Esmeralda Avenue Hoffman Road Oakwood Drive Tanglewood Road Woodbourne Road Briarwood Lane Fieldwood Road Hubbardton Road Old Willow Road Tennyson Circle Woodstock Court 3 Canterbury Road Foxcroft Road Jordan Road Orange Avenue Tennyson Road Woodstream Court Claridge Court Foxwood Road Kelly Lane Paris Road Terrace Hill Drive Compton Road Galway Road Knollwood Road Partridge Road Thornwood Road Crawford Lane Genesee Street Laurelwood Road Phelps Avenue Virginia Lane Crestwood Terrace Gilbert Road Lawrence Avenue Pippinwood Drive Wayside Lane
Alexandria Road Caryl Boulevard Edna Terrace Grandview Avenue Leard Road Middlesettlement Road Paulevan Place Watts Road Allman Place Catherine Avenue Elmhurst Drive Greatview Place Lexington Boulevard Midland Place Pinecrest Road Winn Avenue Ward Alvin Place Chenango Road Estates Drive Hara Crescent Liberty Avenue Mulvihill Drive Pleasantview Avenue Woods Highway Annie’s Way Clinton Road Evalon Road Haven Place Lincoln Drive New Hartford Street Powell Avenue S Woods Park Drive Anthony Lane Clinton Street Fawncrest Boulevard Haverhill Road Mapledale Road Norma Drive Rosedale Court Applewood Blvd Clintonview Boulevard Ferro Avenue Helen Avenue Marks Place Norwood Road Route 12 Arbor Drive Collins Avenue Forest Avenue Heloon Drive Marlboro Road Oakdale Avenue N&S Salem Road 4 Ariana Lane Collins Lane Francis Road Hilltop Terrace Marley Place Oliver Avenue Seneca Turnpike Balsam Crescent Concord Boulevard Gabriella Terrace Homestead Court Matthew Drive Osborn Avenue Stanhope Court Barbara Avenue Cone Circle Geraldine Avenue Homestead Rd E&W Mayberry Place Park Boulevard Stratford Drive Birchdale Crescent Coxe Avenue Glendale Avenue Irving Road Medford Place Parkway Place Susan Drive Brett Brae Dixon Road Grace Terrace Jack’s Way Merrimac Street Partyka Road Sycamore Drive E&W Briana Road Doris Road Gracie Place Larchmont Drive Merritt Place Patricia Drive Tamarack Drive TOWN BOARD TOWN PARKS Paul A. Miscione, Supervisor Sherrillbrook Town Park, 4191 NY State Rt. 12, New Hartford, NY 13413 Anthony Trevisani, Deputy Supervisor Donovan Town Park, 9400 Elm Street, Washington Mills, NY 13479 James Messa, 1st Ward Washington Mills Athletic Park, 3695 Oneida Street, Chadwicks, NY 13319 Richard Lenart, 2nd Ward Open 7 days a week, May 1-August 31, 8 am-8:30 pm David Reynolds, 3rd Ward Richard Woodward, 4th Ward PICNIC FACILITY Official Website: The Town provides picnic facilities at Donovan Park in Chadwicks, Sherrillbrook Park, and Washington Mills Athletic www.townofnewhartfordny.gov Park. Chadwicks has two pavilions with several tables and grills; rest rooms are available. Sherrillbrook has several tables and grills, along with four pavilions; rest rooms available. Washington Mills Athletic Park has one pavilion with PARKS COMMISSION rest rooms available. Dan Trevisani, Chairman Jane Blasek, Co-chair RESERVATIONS Reservations for Sherrillbrook, Donovan and Washington Mills Athletic Park can be made by paying the proper fees and PARKS & RECREATION STAFF obtaining a permit online at www.townofnewhartfordny.gov. Large pavilion fees are $80 for Town of New Hartford Paul A. Miscione (volunteer) residents and $200 for non-residents. All other pavilions are $40 for Town residents and $100 for non-residents. Gazebo weddings are $40 for Town residents and $100 for non-residents. Groups of twenty-five or more must have a permit to [email protected] make sure of the park facilities. Reservations cannot be made by phone or in person. Must upload a copy of driver’s Jim Campbell – Donovan Memorial Park license as proof of residency. [email protected] Mike Natale – Sherrillbrook Park PICKLEBALL COURTS [email protected] New pickleball courts will be available for use in the spring of 2019 at the Sherrillbrook Park. We will also have two more John Randall- Washington Mills Athletic Par in late summer. Check our website for updates www.townofnewhartfordny.gov. Courts are used on a first come/first serve basis. There are no reservations for these courts. [email protected] Parks Dept – (315) 733-7500 x2332 PLAYGROUND APPARATUS Recreation Center – (315) 724-0600 The Town has a modular play system at Donovan Park, Sherrillbrook Park, behind the New Hartford Recreation Center and at the Washington Mills Athletic Center. RECREATION GROUPS SERVING NEW HARTFORD NH Pop Warner Football MOUNTAIN BIKE POLICY Mark Smith – (315) 723-5577 – [email protected] In an effort to protect the Sherrillbrook Park hiking and ski trail system, while trying to allow for limited use of specific trails for mountain bike activities, the Town of New Hartford Parks & Recreation Department has adopted a municipal law which New Hartford Little League Association restricts mountain bike riders to the trail A section of the parks hiking and ski trail system, and any paved roadways within the park. Biking enthusiasts who are operating their bikes on any lawn areas of the park or on trails other than the trail A www.newhartfordlittleleague.com section of the park will be subject to a fine and removal from the park. John Randall – (315) 601-4516 NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED IN PARKS
New Hartford Girls Softball Association NEW HARTORD YOUTH BASKETBALL PROGRAM John Cunningham – (315) 725-8817 July 1st-August 5th, Monday-Thursday at the High School Main Gymnasium. The program runs for six weeks, with week New Hartford A.Y.S.O. Soccer (www.nhayso.org) one being instructional, week two-five will be regular games and week six will be for playoffs. Time schedule is as follows: John Restivo – (315) 266-9277 Individuals finishing grade level this year 1st & 2nd grade - 8:00 – 9:10 am New Hartford Youth Hockey Association 3rd & 4th grade – 9:10 – 10:20 am www.usahockey.com/nhyha/ 5th & 6th grade – 10:20 – 11:30 am Chris Moran – (315) 404-4737 7th & 8th grade – 11:30-12:40 pm Please be sure to pre-register for program by June 15th for team scheduling purposes. Indicate grade bracket on Skating Club of New Hartford registration. [email protected] REGISTER ONLINE beginning May 1st www.townofnewhartfordny.gov Jennifer Giaccio – (315) 734-5656 ADULT PICK-UP BASKETBALL New Hartford Aquatics Swim Club Adult pick-up basketball games will be held at the Hughes Elementary School on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7 pm - 9 pm beginning on June 25th and running through August 22nd. This program is for male & female recreational players over www.newhartfordaquatics.com the age of 25. We will provide the basketballs and pinnies, so that teams can be picked up on a nightly basis. Games will Tom Wells – (315) 733-1698 be played using the honor system and participation is strictly on a drop in basis. For more information call (315) 724-0654. NO REGISTRATION. FEE $2.00 per session.
7TOWN OFwww.townofnewhartfordny.gov NEW HARTFORD www.townofnewhartfordny.govTOWN OF NEW HARTFORD7 SUMMER PLAYGROUND JULY 1ST-AUGUST 9TH PROGRAM PROCEDURES This year the department will be administering an on-line registration and charging a fee for participation in our playground programs. Participants must register for the playgrounds as indicated according to their grade completed in the spring of 2019 and elementary school for which they attend. Only children who are residents of New Hartford and have just completed grades K-6 in the spring of 2019 will be eligible to participate in the 2019 program. Tee shirts will be provided to all participants and a sign-in and sign-out procedure will be strictly implemented. An informational parent meeting will be held at each playground during the first week at each site, at the direction of the playground director, to better inform all parents or guardians of program policies and the rationale behind them. The playground program will continue to offer young children in the community an excellent opportunity to take part in a variety of summer activities. Leadership at the playground will consist of a Playground Director, and a staff of Recreation Leaders. Please be sure to pay the proper fee with your child’s on-line registration and complete all sections accurately to ensure you child’s enrollment at their local summer playground. Again, please pay special attention to the dates, age requirements, fees, locations, and registration procedures as you make your summer program plans. Daily attendance is not a requirement of this program, and participants will have the option of signing up for the daily sponsored activities of their choice. However, the participant’s parents or specified guardian must sign the child in and out, to enter or leave the program site, in order to remain in the program. A violation of this policy shall result in dismissal from the program. The summer playground program is not intended to be a day care or day camp program. Daily attendance is not mandatory to remain in the program. Fees: 1st child - $200 for six week program. 2nd child from same family - $150 3rd child from same family - $100. 4th child or more from same family – Free Local elementary schools will be contacted to confirm your child’s enrollment and grade completed. Program dates – July 1st – August 9th, Monday-Friday 9 am-4 pm MYLES ELEMENTARY: 9 am-4 pm for TOWN of NH RESIDENTS, grades K-3 who attend Myles Elementary School, Bradley Elementary, New York Mills Elementary or Clinton Elementary School HIGBY ROAD: 9 am-4 pm. For TOWN of NH RESIDENTS, grades K-3 who attend Hughes Elementary School or Sauquoit Elementary School PERRY JR. HIGH: 9 am to 4 pm. For TOWN of NH REIDENTS, grades 4-6 who attend Hughes Elementary School or Sauquoit Elementary School OXFORD ROAD: 9 am to 4 pm. For TOWN of NH RESIDENTS, grades 4-6 who attend Robert Bradley Elementary School, Myles Elementary School or New York Mills Elementary School. All of the playgrounds provide well organized activities/athletics, arts & crafts, movies, contests, as well as weekly educational and exciting field trips to points of interest throughout Central New York. Please be sure to register early, as these are very popular programs and they fill up quickly. Field Trips: Some trips will require a fee in addition to program registration. Also note that all playgrounds will be transported once a week to the 11:25 am-12:55 pm recreational swimming at the high school pool for a fee of $2.00 per session. Individual playgrounds will also be scheduling shorter trips to places such as the movies, mini golf, etc. as transportation permits. These trips are only for CHILDREN and only for those that are enrolled in the summer program. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS for field trips that are not attended. Trips will be announced and will be available online beginning May 1, 2019 www.townofnewhartfordny.gov. NOTE: ALL REGISTRATIONS FOR THE SUMMER PROGRAM AND FOR TRIPS ARE MADE ONLINE ONLY, USING CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD WITH A NOMINAL PROCESSING FEE (same as last year).
PROGRAMS ARE FOR NEW HARTFORD RESIDENTS ONLY. PLAYGROUND REGISTRATION WILL BEGIN MAY 1ST AND THE DEADLINE IS JUNE 14TH.
Participants space will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. REGISTRATION PROCEDURE All registration will be only at the town website: www.townofnewhartfordny.gov and will be open May 1, 2019. All fees are notes within the program description. You must register before attending a program. Registration is not accepted by phone or in person. Payment/Fees are due at the time of registration through the website using credit or debit card. No registration is accepted in person. There is a nominal processing fee with all payments. Refunds will be given if the Town of New Hartford cancels a program. NO REFUNDS will be given after the start of the program. NEW HARTFORD AQUATICS SUMMER SWIM PROGRAM 2019 33 OXFORD ROAD NEW HARTFORD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL POOL
Note: The Town of new Hartford is no longer administering swim lessons, as it has been turned over to the New Hartford Aquatics Swim Program. See the website for information regarding all swim lessons. www.newhartfordaquatics.com DONOVAN PARK SPLASH PAD Water activated playground located in Donovan Town Park Fees for Summer 2019 NH Resident Non-resident Splash Pad Individual Pass $20.00 Not Available Splash Pad Family Season Pass $40.00 Not Available Splash Daily Admission $5.00 $5.00 Groups $80.00 Not Available Groups of 20 or more individuals must have a permit. Group size is limited to 40. Must be supervised at a ratio of 1 chaperone to 8 children. Hours: 10 am—6 pm. Splash pad recommended usage age is 2-12 years of age. Children under the age of 7 or under 40 inches tall must be accompanied by an adult. No food or beverages are allowed. Only swim diapers are allowed and are required for children under 3 years of age. Facility will close during heavy rains, thunderstorms or other threatening weather. This facility may be closed until further notice if the equipment or facility surface is damaged or undergoing maintenance. We no longer accept cash—only tokens. There is a machine that takes cash and gives tokens. Machine accepts $1s, $52, & $20s. A $20 bill will get you $25 in tokens. We do not accept debit/credit cards. Attendants WILL NOT have ANY cash on them for making changes, etc.
8 www.townofnewhartfordny.gov TOWN OF NEW HARTFORD New Hartford Senior Center Activities Director Eileen Spellman TOWN OF NEW HARTFORD DIRECTORY [email protected] 315-724-8966 or 7-315-733-7500 x9 MAIN LINE (315) 733-7500
We will be located at the new Town Municipal Building by May 1, 2019. We will serve a hot SUPERVISOR lunch everyday. Lunch is $2.25 for seniors 60 and above and $8.00 for those under 60. PAUL A. MISCIONE...... 2331 There is no yearly fee to join us. We offer many programs and activities for our seniors and the [email protected] DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL only thing you pay for are the classes you take part in. BARBARA SCHWENZFEIER...... 2332 Classes Available Day Hours Cost [email protected] DEPUTY TOWN SUPERVISOR Low Impact Aerobics Monday 11-11:45 $4.00 ANTHONY TREVISANI...... 2333 Chair Zumba Thursday 10-11 $4.00 [email protected] JAMES MESSA, WARD1...... 2380 Chair Yoga TBA, call for information [email protected] Bridge Tuesday and Friday 10-4 $2.00 RICHARD LENART, WARD 2...... 2381 [email protected] Computer Instruction Tuesday 1/2 hour class free – call for apt DAVID REYNOLDS, WARD 3...... 2382 Keyboard Player Charlie Ernst performs on Tuesday from 11-12 [email protected] RICHARD WOODLAND, WARD 4...... 2383 Senior Band Practices the 3rd Thursday each month from 11-12 [email protected] Jeff Glatt entertains the last Wednesday each month for Birthday Party OTHER TOWN OFFICIALS Town Justice Office of the Aging Outreach Worker 1st Wednesday of every month from 11-11:30 to help WILLIAM VIRKLER...... 2241 with any issues [email protected] RSVP Theater Group meets at 1 pm on Mondays to read skits and plays. They perform in the KEVIN COPELAND...... 2240 Community. New members are always welcome. [email protected] Court Clerk Roadrunner Seniors meet the 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 1 pm. The have speakers, dessert and GERTRUDE PICK...... 2238 coffee. New members are always welcome. [email protected] NEWS FROM THE TOWN ASSESSOR’S OFFICE DOTTI SPINA...... 2237 [email protected] WE’VE MOVED! Hours of Operation 8-4 M-F Finance Director 8635 Clinton Street (The old Gander Mountain Bldg) Located across from Kohl’s. DANIEL DREIMILLER...... 2330 Phone: 315-733-7500 Ext 2427 or 2728 [email protected] Bookkeeper Attention! LISA SMIGLE...... 2329 As of 2015 ALL NEW HOMEOWNERS ARE NOW REQUIRED TO NOW REGISTER WITH NEW [email protected] YORK STATE TAX & FINANCE TO RECEIVE THE STAR PROGRAM. Town Clerk/Tax Collector GAIL WOLANIN YOUNG...... 2322 You can either call 518-457-2036 or Register on the New York State Website www.tax.ny.gov [email protected] You would need information off your 2017 income taxes, your new address and parcel ID Deputy Town Clerk number. MELODY FANCETT...... 2323 [email protected] (IF you cannot find your Parcel ID number call our office 315-733-7500 Ext 2427). ALLISON ADDAMS...... 2324 If you register online, MAKE SURE YOU KEEP THE CONFIRMATION NUMBER IT GIVES YOU AT [email protected] THE END this is your receipt that you are registered with the state IN THE EVENT THERE IS A Deputy Registrar of Vital Statistics PROBLEM; YOU HAVE PROOF. REBECCA EMPEY...... 2325 [email protected] KEEP THIS INFORMATION Codes Enforcement Officer WE, HERE IN NEW HARTFORD ASSESSOR’S OFFICE, WOULD HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF THIS SO JOSEPH BOOTH...... 2425 PLEASE KEEP ALL THE ABOVE INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR REGRISTRATION. [email protected] The State mails the refund of the amount of the Star savings to the NEW homeowner. LAWRENCE GELL...... 2424 [email protected] Even for Senior Exemption, again, if you are a NEW OWNER YOU MUST REGISTER with NYS Codes Office Clerk TAX & FINANCE. DORY SHAW...... 2423 As for all the previous owners, who have not moved, everything remains the same for you the [email protected] Star comes off your school bill only. Assessor DARLENE ABBATECOLA...... 2427 GRIEVANCE DAY MAY 28, 2019 HOURS 1-4 & 5-8PM [email protected] all forms are online and in our office. Real Property Tax Service Aide TERESA WEBB...... 2428 You would need: 1) RP-524 Form (If you are protesting more than one property you need [email protected] a form for each one). Highway Superintendent The Board of Review has 30 days to give you a written response to your Grievance complaint. RICHARD SHERMAN...... 2431 [email protected] If you are not satisfied with the response from the BAR, you can go on to Small Claims court. Highway Clerk You then need to go to Oneida County Clerk’s office to file your claim. The cost is approximately HYESUN LEE...... 2430 $30.00. [email protected]
9TOWN OFwww.townofnewhartfordny.gov NEW HARTFORD www.townofnewhartfordny.govTOWN OF NEW HARTFORD9 TOWN OF NEW HARTFORD 48 Genesee Street New Hartford, NY 13413
Dear Neighbor, Keep The Date
We will continue to give residents the opportunity to bring their household items to the garage at 111 New Hartford Street, New Hartford, New York. We will have dumpsters at the Highway Garage for residents to drop off their waste and an em- TOWN OF NEW HARTFORD ployee will be available to help them unload. This will begin on Monday, April 1 2019 and continue every Monday through September 30 2:00 PM. We will add the 2 Dumpster Drop for drop off as well. If a holidaynd falls on a Monday, then the drop off will be on Saturday of every month fromth 8:00 AM till 12:00 PMst off & Tuesday. 2019 from 7:00 AM till Brush Collection This service will be suspended for the month of June. Please see the reverse panel for our guidelines on what will be accepted and re- Schedule view the items that cannot be collected. Please remember, you must provide proof of residency to be allowed to use these services. 2019 We will also offer the garbage tag service again this year for anyone who is unable to get items to the highway garage. Tags ($5.00 per item) can be purchased at the TOWN CLERKS OFFICE hours are from 8:00 AM toat 86354:00 PM. Clinton Items Street, will be New picked Hartford, up on the NY 13413.first MONDAY Office of every month April through September. If a holiday falls on a Monday, then the trash will be picked up on Tuesday. month of June. This service will also be suspended for the Continuing this year as well, the Town will offer free computer & electronics recycling collection at our site. Some of the items that we will accept are: all televisions, computer equipment, monitors, terminals, scanners, ink cartridges, printers, fax machines, keyboards and computer accessories. Miscellaneous electronics such as circuit boards, cabling and wiring, typewriters, video gaming systems, cell phones, PDA’s, iPods and universal power supplies will also be accepted.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your cooperation in complying with the guidelines we have in this flyer. If you have any questions regarding dates or materials for pickup, please do not hesitate to call the trash hotline at (315) 724 4300, ext. 2430. Once again, please remember that your cooperation makes our jobs easier and RS CM keeps our neighborhood a clean and safe environment to live in. Please follow the schedule for pickups and please pass the word onto your landscapers. HL
Have a great year and keep up the great work.
Richard C. Sherman Superintendent of Highways 111 New Hartford Street, New Hartford, New York 13413
Augusta Drive
Ward Bayberry Lane Butler Road (315) 724 Find us online: www. townofnewhartfordny.gov4300 ext. 2430 Beechwood Road Butternut Road Cranberry Lane
Benton Circle Camden Way Danberry Circle Hamilton Place
Bitten Court Center Terrace Danberry Road Hamilton Street Janet Terrace
Bleachery Avenue Chapman Road Donegal Place Hand Place Jewel Ridge Mallard Brook Lane
1 Bradley Road Chestnut Road Edgebrook Place Harrogate Road Jubilee Lane Mallory Road Regal Court
Brantwood Lane Chestnut Place Elm Street Heron Court Kay Circle Meadowbrook Drive Regency Road Tibbitts Road
Brantwood Road Christopher Circle Florence Court Higby Hills Drive Kellogg Road Mohawk Street Roberts Road Twyndom Terrace
Bromwich Road Church Street Forest Road Hingham Road Kensington Court Neals Gulf Road Rockport Road Valley Place
Brooks Lane Cosmo Court Frederick Drive Hughes Lane Kingfisher Lane Oneida Street Roman Road (last 2 homes)
Brookside Terrace Cosmo Lane Gateshead Road Humphrey Terrace Knight Road Oxford Road School Street Wakefield Street
Court Knolle Glencrest Boulevard Huxford Place Knoll Road Oxford Towne Court Sessions Road Weston Road
Allen Road Grange Hill Road Imperial Drive Lindale Avenue Pear Street Sherrill Lane Wills Drive
Ward Arlington Terrace Erie Avenue Irvin Place Lloyds Lane Pebble Creek Lane Sleepy Hollow Lane Willowvale Avenue
Beckwith Circle Fairway Drive Ney Avenue Lower Woods Rd N&S Pheasant Lane Snowden Hill Road Woodbrooke Road
Burrstone Road French Road Old Campion Road Shepard Avenue Red Hill Road Tallmadge Court Woodhaven Lane
Carmen Lane Gerry Avenue Old Orchard Road Sherman Circle Sylvan Glen Road Thurston Boulevard
Cascade Drive Golden Place Ontario Avenue Sherman Drive Sylvan Way Viburnum Lane Christine Court N&S Graffenburg Road 2 Ora Avenue Sherman Lane Taber Drive Viburnum Place White Pine Road
Cross Street Grasshopper Lane Pleasant Street Silver Birch Court Taber Lane Wadsworth Lane Wild Turkey Road
Davis Place Higby Road Read Street Slaytonbush Lane Taber Road Wadsworth Lane E Winchester Drive
Deerpath Court Ironwood Road Roberts Avenue Slaytonbush Terrace Thistle Court Wadsworth Road Windsor Terrace
Deerpath Drive Juniper Lane Robin Road Smithport Road Tilden Avenue Washington Drive Woodland Villag
Eastwood Avenue Mason Road Ruth Avenue South Hills Drive Tilden Lane Water Beech Place e
Narla Lane Salisbury Drive Stonebridge Court Tilton Road Waterford Lane
Andover Avenue Sedgewick Park N&S Stonebridge Road Upper Woods Circle Westminster Circle Ward Appler Road Dartmoor Lane Stonegate Road Upper Woods Road Westminster Road
Barley Mow Run Deer Run Road Glen Street Valley View Road Westwood Lane (last 2 homes) Bolton Circle Eagle Ridge Drive Golf Avenue Longfellow Drive Wheatley Circle
Bolton Road Ealy Avenue Hartford Terrace Lowell Drive Rollingwood Drive
Briarwood Court Emerson Road Heatherwood Drive Middle Grove Lane Root Street Wedgewood Road
3 Briarwood Lane Esmeralda Avenue Hillside Avenue Morgan Lane Sanger Avenue Wilbur Road
Canterbury Road Fieldwood Road Hoffman Road Morris Circle Sherwood Road Wildwood Road
Claridge Court Foxcroft Road Hubbardton Road Oakwood Drive Slusser Avenue Woodberry Lane
Compton Road Foxwood Road Jordan Road Old Willow Road Tanglewood Road Woodberry Road
Crawford Lane Galway Road Kelly Lane Orange Avenue Tennyson Circle Woodbourne Road
Crestwood Terrace Genesee Street Knollwood Road Paris Road Tennyson Road Woodstock Court
Gilbert Road Laurelwood Road Partridge Road Terrace Hill Drive Woodstream Court
Alexandria Road Lawrence Avenue Phelps Avenue Thornwood Road
Ward Allman Place Caryl Boulevard Pippinwood Drive Virginia Lane
Alvin Place Catherine Avenue Edna Terrace Wayside Lane
Annie’s Way Chenango Road Elmhurst Drive Grandview Avenue
Anthony Lane Clinton Road Estates Drive Greatview Place Leard Road
Applewood Blvd Clinton Street Evalon Road Hara Crescent Lexington Boulevard Middlesettlement Road
4 Arbor Drive Clintonview Boulevard Fawncrest Boulevard Haven Place Liberty Avenue Midland Place Paulevan Place
Ariana Lane Collins Avenue Ferro Avenue Haverhill Road Lincoln Drive Mulvihill Drive Pinecrest Road Watts Road
Balsam Crescent Collins Lane Forest Avenue Helen Avenue Mapledale Road New Hartford Street Pleasantview Avenue Winn Avenue Barbara Avenue Concord Boulevard Francis Road Heloon Drive Marks Place Norma Drive Powell Avenue S Woods Highway Birchdale Crescent Cone Circle Gabriella Terrace Hilltop Terrace Marlboro Road Norwood Road Rosedale Court Woods Park Drive Brett Brae Coxe Avenue Geraldine Avenue Homestead Court Marley Place Oakdale Avenue N&S Route 12
Briana Road Dixon Road Glendale Avenue Homestead Rd E&W Matthew Drive Oliver Avenue Salem Road
Doris Road Grace Terrace Irving Road Mayberry Place Osborn Avenue Seneca Turnpike
Gracie Place Jack’s Way Medford Place Park Boulevard Stanhope Court
Larchmont Drive Merrimac Street Parkway Place Stratford Drive
Merritt Place Partyka Road Susan Drive
Patricia Drive Sycamore Drive E&W
Tamarack Drive
2019 Collection Schedule Collection 2019 Schedule Summer 2019 SEE PAGE 4 PAGE SEE
Trash & Brush & Trash Recreation & Parks
PROGRAMS HARTFORD NEW HARTFORD NEW
SUMMER YOUTH SUMMER OF TOWN OF TOWN SUPERVISORS QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER QUARTERLY SUPERVISORS