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Upcoming meetings:
Town Board - 6:30 pm
May 21, 2012
June 18, 2012
Planning Board - 7:00 pm
May 16, 2012
June 20, 2012
Material to be discussed at public meetings are
available on the Meeting Packets page. |
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Memory Garden
Bricks available
$30 or 2 for $50 |
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Oswego County
Health Department
2012 Rabies Clinics |
Farmers' Market
New Haven Town Hall
Mondays 4-7
Starting June 4
Contact Debra Allen at 963-3900 for information |
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF A WATER DISTRICT (No. 5)
IN THE TOWN OF NEW HAVEN
LEGAL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to §209-d of the Town Law
of the State of New York, and pursuant to an Order adopted by the
Town Board of the Town of New Haven on the 16th day of
April, 2012, the said Town Board will hold a public hearing at the
New Haven Town Hall, New Haven, New York on the 2nd day of May,
2012, at 7 o’clock in the afternoon to hear all interested parties
and citizens for or against the adoption of a new water district to
be established in the Town of New Haven, known as Water District No.
5, a copy of a description of the boundaries of which may be found
in the Office of the New Haven Town Clerk, located at 4279 State
Route 104, New Haven, New York, during regular business hours.
This Public Hearing is being held pursuant to the Order
Calling Public Hearing which reads as follows:
Click
here for full notice |
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Building
Permits
The building season is upon us. Do not forget to get your building
permit BEFORE starting any building project. Contact building
inspector, Joe Mattice at 963-7771 or 532-0288 to find out if your
project requires a permit. All pool installations require a building permit. This
includes the blue blowup pools.
Building Inspector Hours
Monday1-2
Tuesday 1-2
Wednesday 5-7
Thursday 1-2
Friday Closed |
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EEE
(Eastern Equine Encephalitis)
Onondaga, Oneida, Madison and Oswego Counties are
the most at risk of EEE cases, which are fatal in about one-third of
victims, including 4 year old Maggie Wilcox of New Haven. For more
information on EEE and how to protect yourself and your family from
the disease
Click here to go to a website
with more information
Click here to download a pamphlet
on EEE
Click here for information from Senator Pattie Richie |
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Deadline for filing Exemption Applications
All tax exemption applications must be filed with the assessors office
no later than March 1st. This includes Star, Veteran's, Aged and
Agricultural exemptions.
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New Haven Assessor’s
hours for “sitting with the Roll”
for the 2012 Tentative Roll:
Thursday, May 3 3 pm – 7
pm
Thursday, May 10 3 pm – 7 pm
Saturday, May 12 9 am – 1 pm
Thursday, May 17 3 pm – 7 pm
Grievance Day
(Board of Assessment Review)
First come/first served policy
Tuesday, May 22
4 pm – 8 pm
Remember:
You must have your application completed BEFORE coming
to Grievance Day.
You may drop it off at the Assessor’s office before May 22nd
or bring it with you on the 22nd.
If
you do not have it completed (signed, ect) before the meeting, the
Assessor’s office can request a postponement. |
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Open Burning Law
NYS
Open Burning Laws Pamphlet
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Town of New Haven Tax
Roll
The tentative tax roll for the Town of New Haven
was posted May 1, 2012.
Access the PDF
file here
(The first page of the pdf is blank. Scroll down to see the file)
The final tax roll for the Town of New Haven was
posted June 30, 2011.
Access the PDF
file here
(The first page of the pdf is blank. Scroll down to see the file)
The records are also available in a searchable form on the
Oswego County
Real Property Database
(Click on the button that says "Click Here for Public Access". User
name and passwords are not required)
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New Office Hours
Effective April 3, 2012 |
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Town Clerk
Monday 8 - 3:30
Tuesday 8 - 3:30
Wednesday 8 - 3:30
Thursday 2 - 7
Friday 8 - 3:30
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Assessor
Monday 9 - 1
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 9 - 3
Thursday 2 - 7
Friday 9 - 1 |
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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.
Click
here to read the rest of the article |
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Dog Control Issues All dog
control issues should be referred to the Town of New Haven
Dog Control Officer, Ron Abbott at 963-0944. If you get an
answering machine you should leave a message. Please do not
contact other towns for New Haven dog issues. Only the New
Haven Dog Control Officer has the authority to respond to
these matters in the town of New Haven.
- 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.
- No dog may run at large unless restrained by an adequate
leash or under the control of the
owner or an responsible person able to control it by command.
- No dog may engage in habitual loud howling, barking, crying,
ect.
The fee for licensing dogs in the Town of New Haven is $7.00 for
spayed or neutered dogs and $15.00 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.
Get your dog licensed and have him wear his tags |
NOTICE
WILD ANIMALS AND SNAKES
General Municipal Law §209-cc, requires that each person owning,
possessing or harboring a wild animal must report its presence to
their local municipal clerk before April 1st of each
year. This information is then provided to emergency services
personnel so that they may protect themselves, other people and the
animals when responding to an emergency. “Wild animals” includes
non human primates, members of the wild cat, dog and bear families,
all venomous snakes, all constrictors and pythons 10 feet or greater
in length and members of the crocodile and alligator families 5 feet
or greater in length. For more information, a complete list of
animals and/or required forms contact Debra Allen, New Haven Town
Clerk, PO Box 141, New Haven, NY 13121,
clerk@newhavenny.com 315-963-3900.
Wild
Animal Reporting Requirements |
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