Water District #3 Update 

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All water lines in water district #3 have been installed and approved by the Dept. of Health for use. Most taps are in. If your tap has been installed you can hook in anytime. Water hookup info

Water District #3 Ground Breaking
June 25, 2007
Back: Thomas Reynolds, Town Attorney; Alan Downing, past Town Supervisor; Frederick Wilbur, Town Supervisor; Kevin Gardner, New Haven Legislator; Roger Lamson, Planning Board Chair; Skip Letcher, Syracuse Constructors; Thomas Bullard, Scriba Water Department/Scriba legislator; Robert Guminiak, Burley-Guminiak & Associates; Front: Madelyn Schmidt, Councilman; Lawrence Perras, Councilman, Debra Allen, Town Clerk; Charles Yablonski, Councilman

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  All dogs over the age of 4 months are required by New York State law to be licensed in the town in which they are harbored.

The fee for licensing dogs in the Town of New Haven is $2.50 for spayed or neutered dogs and $10.50 for Unspayed or Unneutered dogs. A valid rabies certificate is required to license a dog. A spay/neuter certificate is also required to be eligible for the lower rate.

Dogs may now be licensed for up to three years at a time. The rabies vaccination must be valid for at least part of each year the license is issued for.

A Brief History of the Town of New Haven

New Haven was the last town taken from Mexico before the organization of Oswego County. It was originally formed April 2, 1813 including the lots 24 - 27, about 1/2 mile wide strip of land running along the lake shore including the mouth of Salmon River. This strip was taken from New Haven in 1836 by law and annexed to Mexico. This left New Haven with its present area of 8,303 acres. It is the second smallest in the County being 5 miles east & west by 5 3/4 miles north & south, with a total of 133 lots.

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