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NOTICE - A SPECIAL BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st AT 6:30 PM AT THE BROOKFIELD TOWN HALL to OPEN/AWARD SAND BIDS FOR 2016-2017
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UPDATE on Fracking Ban for Brookfield: Message from Supervisor John Salka 2-5-15:
"Although progress is going slow, it is progress nonetheless. I have been in contact with attorneys from the Natural Resources Defense Council (NDRC) and we will be entering into an agreement with them to perform pro bono work assisting us in writing, proposing and adopting a local law that will effectively ban hydraulic fracturing within the town of Brookfield. As I have said in the past, this is something that we need to do very meticulously so as not to lose if it is challenged. Although New York State has instituted a ban, my concern is that it was more of a political than practical decision and subject to the whims of such.
Also, the road use law is in the works.
I hope to be able to brief the board at Monday’s meeting."
"Although progress is going slow, it is progress nonetheless. I have been in contact with attorneys from the Natural Resources Defense Council (NDRC) and we will be entering into an agreement with them to perform pro bono work assisting us in writing, proposing and adopting a local law that will effectively ban hydraulic fracturing within the town of Brookfield. As I have said in the past, this is something that we need to do very meticulously so as not to lose if it is challenged. Although New York State has instituted a ban, my concern is that it was more of a political than practical decision and subject to the whims of such.
Also, the road use law is in the works.
I hope to be able to brief the board at Monday’s meeting."
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Enjoy the slide show of our beautiful fall foliage!
Settled beginning in 1791, the town of Brookfield was established in 1795. It is the southeast corner town of the county of Madison and bounded north by Oneida county,
east by the towns of Edmeston and Plainfield, south by Columbus, and west by Hamilton and Madison.
Brookfield encompasses the hamlets of North Brookfield, South Brookfield and Leonardsville.
east by the towns of Edmeston and Plainfield, south by Columbus, and west by Hamilton and Madison.
Brookfield encompasses the hamlets of North Brookfield, South Brookfield and Leonardsville.
