Town of
Huron
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Town of
Huron
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Welcome
More Information Regarding the Town of Huron is available at:
http://www.historichuron.org and the HURON GROUP on Facebook.
Huron Court - 315 594-6511
Town Hall and Departments - 315 594-8074
Sand Bagging Instruction
MEETING AGENDA - CLICK ON "MEETINGS"
TOWN OF HURON - STATE OF EMERGENCY Consistent with New York State and Wayne County declarations, a State of Emergency is declared in the Town of Huron from April 19, 2020 for the next thirty (30) days unless rescinded. The official document signed by Supervisor Eygnor can be viewed by clicking on "Public Notices".
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A public hearing of Adendum No. 2 of the Amended and Restated Lease with Wayne County Water and Sewer Authority will be held at 5:05 PM, May 4, 2021, at the Huron Town Hall. To view the official notice click on "Public Notices".
TOWN OF HURON TENTATIVE TAX ROLL The Town of Huron Tentative Tax Roll can be viewed by clicking on this link: https://web.co.wayne.ny.us/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Huron.pdf
The first page will be a blank page - scroll down.
SEWER HOOKUP INFORMATION - SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1 If you are in the Port Bay sewer district, you will be receiving a postcard from MRB referring to the 14 August 2019 letter and important information about how to proceed with respect to hookup to the sewer line. Click on "Port Bay Sewer Project" and open the document "Huron Resident Sewer Packet" which we encourage you to print out for easy reference. If you are unable to print the information a copy can be obtained from the Town Clerk.
RG&E SAFETY INSPECTIONS OF NATURAL GAS METERS RG&E news release: Rochester Gas & Electice Corporation (RG&E), a subsidiary of AVANGRID, Inc. (NYSE: AGR), will be in customers neighborhoods over the next several months conducting safety inspections of natural gas meters. These inspections are necessary to ensure the safe delivery of natural gas to your home and business.
A combination of RG&E employees and qualified contractors will be performing the inspections. All workers will identify themselves with either green or orange company identification badges before entering any buildings. Customers can expect to see employees conducting inspections between Mondays and Saturdays through December.
RG&E is required by the New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) to perform mandatory routine leak and corrosion inspections periodically. These inspections will assess the condition of the service line to detect gas leakage as well as check for corrosion on all exposed piping connected to the natural gas meter inside your home or business. The inspection takes approximately 20 minutes to complete.
If inspectors are unable to access the meter and service line at the time of the inspection they will leave behind important information regarding scheduling a visit at a later time. Customers who fail to proivde access to the meter or schedule an inspection by December 31, 2019 risk having service to the property shut off. Additionally, a $100 surcharge may be imposed. This inspection is necessary to ensure customer safety and maintain regulatory compliance.
For additional information, please refer to the PSC website: http//www.dps.ny.gov by searching Case Number 15-G-0244.
TOWN BOARD RESOLUTION CALLING FOR REPEAL OF PLAN 2014 The Town Board Resolution drawn up subsequent to the June 17, 2019 Town Board Meeting, calling for the repeal of Plan 2014 and reintatement of Plan 1958-DD, is published for viewing with the Minutes of that meeting.
RG&E TIPS TO CUSTOMERS IN FLOOD PRONE AREAS RG&E encourages propertyowners in flood-prone areas and those who experience persistent basementflooding to consider how their electricity and natural gas services could beaffected by the increasing water levels. By taking appropriate actions,residents affected by flooding can ensure their safety and lessen potentialproperty damage.
Flooding Preparation and Safety Tips
Restoring Electric Service After Flooding
Wayne County Sheriff's Office Warning Wayne County residents should be aware that scammers masquerading as deputies are calling residents in an effort to defraud them. The following tips are offered to help people avoid being conned:
Renting Your Property - Residential It appears some property owners particularly in Resort, R15000 and R1A Districts, are unaware that rental of residential property on a short-term basis in these districts is only permitted by Special Permit from the Zoning Board of Appeals. A short-term rental is a rental for a two-week period or less. Should you have questions regarding rental of property in the Town of Huron, before committing yourself we recommend you contact the Building Department (315 594-8074 Ext. 2) or reference the Zoning Law Section 45.20 (gg) page 64 - click on "Laws" in the menu to the left of this notice.
Emergency Management - Emergency Response Help Wayne County Department of Emergency Management has in place a resource that has a potential for saving lives in case of emergency. There is a registration website for cell phone and land line users, http://www.smart911.com where individuals can register their personal information, giving emergency responders access to information that can facilitate saving valuable time in case of emergency. We encourage you to register.
Lake Ontario Homeowner Recovery Fund Application For information and application click on "Lake Ontario Homeowner Recovery Fund" in the menu to the left.
Lake Ontario Plan 2014
For information go to www.ijc.org
Notice to Waterfront Property Owners A reminder to all waterfront property owners in the Town of Huron: Anything you plan to do today on or around your waterfront is most likely subject to oversight and regulatory authority which may involve the US Army Corps of Engineers, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation or other NYS Agency, or the Town of Huron Coastal Erosion or Dock and Mooring Laws. To safeguard against the cost of having to remove or undo something for lack of proper permitting or adherence to existing regulations, we encourage you to first check with the Huron Building Department as to what may be required. Too often contractors proceed with work without proper guidance or required permits, exposing the property owner to expense and frustration which could have been avoided.
Weather Station You can now access a local weather monitoring station by clicking on "Weather Station" and the link provided.
Restrictions On Use of Fertilizer There are restrictions on the use of any fertilizer from 1 December through 1 April, according to law. Other restrictions which apply to lawns and nonagricultural turf any time of the year are -
Chimney Bluffs State Park According to information received from the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, $5.00 per vehicle will be charged those visiting the Chimney Bluffs State Park from May 2nd through Columbus Day. Should you have concerns regarding Chimney Bluffs State Park, you can reach Fred Bonn, Regional Director OPRHP Finger Lakes, at: Land: 607 387-7041 Ext. 107 Cell: 607 242-8220
Online Tax Payment Payment of Huron property tax may now be transacted online. Clicking on "Online Tax Payment" from the menu on the left of your screen will take you directly to the appropriate link. You may also access the link by clicking on "Links".
Online College Information For anyone interested in online colleges in New York, we have added a resource to the home page directory - click on "NYS Online College Information".
Town Boards - Regular Meetings The scheduled meeting times of Huron Town Boards are:
the only exception to the foregoing occurs when a National Holiday falls on a meeting day.
Town Master (Comprehensive) Plan The Master Plan was adopted by the Town Board in the 17 December 2012 regular meeting. Click on "Master Plan" in the menu to the left of your screen to view the document.
Dayton Mills School - circa 1817
Lake Ontario Sunset Without Wind Turbines
Partial view of Town of Huron - Lake Ontario Coastal Area - Looking west toward the Great Sodus Bay. The entire northern boundary of the Town of Huron is Lake Ontario.
Partial View of Huron's Lake Ontario Coastline
This is a partial view of the coastline looking west toward the Great Sodus Bay. The photo below shows the entire coastline from a different vantage point. Photos courtesy of Andrew Zimmerman.
Official Notices/Advertisements - the Town of Huron uses the Times of Wayne County for all official notices and advertisements. Public Notices are also published here - use the Public Notices navigation tool.
The latest News Captions - click on "News" Coastal Erosion Hazard Area Law - approved by the Department of Environmental Conservation Introduction
The Town of Huron is beautifully situated. Bordered by Lake Ontario on the north, the Great Sodus Bay on the west and Port Bay on the east, Huron remains a picturesque, rural setting with rolling hills, orchards, farmlands and vineyards blended with vast wooded areas. A hunting and fishing paradise, a place where agriculture, resort and industry come together in harmony with its natural beauty. We are in the process of developing this web page for the Town of Huron. Please bear with us and watch it grow! Town of Huron Embayments - Port Bay looking west to East Bay and further to the Great Sodus Bay
Town of Huron Embayments
Seasons Greeting from the Town of Huron
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