The Ulster Town Board held a special meeting September 28 to enter executive session on labor negotiations, with Supervisor James E. Quigley 3rd saying a resolution would be introduced at the October 1 meeting.
The Ulster Town Board approved an amended site plan for Kingston SS Partners self-storage facility expansion at Route 28, voting unanimously despite Ulster County Planning Board recommendations for flood evacuation planning and rooftop solar arrays.
Ulster board voted unanimously to call on Ulster County to stop placing residents at the Kingston Motel and develop a relocation plan. Supervisor James E. Quigley cited 142 ambulance calls and 303 police calls for service from the facility between March 2025 and June 2026, averaging 11.7 calls per
The Ulster Town Board appointed nine members to the Comprehensive Plan Committee on September 3. Deputy Supervisor Anna Hayner led the meeting with councilmembers Maryann DeGroodt, Laura Hartmann, and Michael Schatzel.
Ulster Town Board approves sewer project, allocates $351,000 in local funds. The special board meeting authorized the $1.766 million Brigham Lane Sewer Extension Project and appropriated $351,000 from the Landfill Closure Capital Reserve to support the initiative. The board will seek $1.415 million
Ulster Town Board approves tax settlement reducing property assessment $516,000. The board unanimously settled a tax certiorari action for the Courtyard property on Frank Sottile Boulevard, reducing the 2025 assessment from $2.03 million to $1.52 million going forward. Supervisor James E. Quigley
The Ulster Zoning Board unanimously approved two residential variances at its August 12 meeting. Tia Ashe won approval for a side yard variance for a balcony at 167 Main Street. Brian Bednar received approval for a use variance to place an inground pool at 30 Magic Drive. Arthur Nazginov's
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