The discount program will end when the $3.2 billion fund runs dry, or six months after the end of the declared COVID-19 health emergency, says the Federal Communications Commission.
An appraisal is the first step toward an attempt to sell the 350-acre property, and it follows a failed lawsuit brought by residents to strip the land of a conservation easement and sell it back to the Buddhist organization the town acquired it from in 2014.
Supervisor Sean Lyons told The Enterprise that the town received fraudulent unemployment claims containing “accurate information” at an “alarming rate.”
