The Guilderland Town Board on Tuesday scheduled a public hearing for its next meeting, on June 15, to amend Local Law 7 of 2017, which established the planned unit development for Pine Bush Senior Living at 24 New Karner Road.

When the Greylock Lane subdivision was approved, in 2011, it showed all the houses were going to be built in a line toward the back of each property on the private roadway.

On May 25, Guilderland Supervisor Peter Barber, on behalf of the town’s planning board; David Paget, attorney for Pyramid Management Group; and James Bacon, the attorney for the plaintiffs, each had 10 minutes to make their case to the appeals court judges. 

“There was much concern expressed regarding the original request to allow cigar and hookah smoking. After discussion with the owner [of Altamont Corners] Jeff Thomas, it has been decided to withdraw this portion of the Special Use Permit Request, as it would be inconsistent with his vision for the property and its patrons,” Curry Patta’s amended permit application states. 

Over 75 percent of Voorheesville School District voters approved a $27 million budget for 2021-22.

Albany County Sheriff's Inspector J.T. Campbell said there had been approximately 20 different incidents where someone had dumped nails on a Guilderland or New Scotland road.

Hundreds of customers in multiple New Scotland water districts will feel the effects of recent town board decisions.

The bids for the Hilton Barn roof project came in at and below budget, New Scotland Councilman William Hennessy said during the May 12 board meeting, “depending on alternatives that are chosen.”

The Frederick Crounse House is set to be demolished next month. 

Engineer Chris Longo is requesting a special-use permit to allow for the banquet facility to be operated on the 99-acre site owned by Jacob Irwin.