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JOHNSTOWN A compliance report for Fulton County’s solid waste operation plan was recently submitted to the state, as the county looks to extend the plan for four more years.
County Solid Waste Director David Rhodes discussed the report and plan at a recent meeting of the Board of Supervisors’ Public Works Committee at the County Office Building.
Rhodes said that Fulton County’s Local Solid Waste Management Plan biennial compliance report was submitted to the state Department of Environmental Conservation on April 22.
He said that if approved by the state, it will extend the county’s plan to 2025.
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Perth Supervisor Greg Fagan, chairman of the Fulton County Board of Supervisors Public Works Committee, presides over a committee meeting Monday at the County Office Building in Johnstown. (The Leader-Herald/Michael Anich)
JOHNSTOWN Fulton County officials took action Monday on two issues involving demolition of properties in the city of Gloversville.
The Board of Supervisors’ Public Works Committee on Monday handled the matters at the County Office Building.
County Solid Waste Director David Rhodes brought before the committee a proposed resolution referring a home at 1 Oakland Ave., Gloversville, to the Fulton County Demolition Team to be razed per Operation Green Scene. The resolution passed, and was passed on to the full board for final action May 10.
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Officials cut the ribbon in November 2018 on the Fulton County Office Building front entrance renovation project grand opening in Johnstown. (The Leader-Herald/Michael Anich)
JOHNSTOWN The fairly new front entrance to the Fulton County Office Building has to undergo emergency limestone repairs thanks to some winter weather problems.
County Highway and Facilities Superintendent Mark Yost recently reported on the issue to the Board of Supervisors’ Public Works Committee at the building.
The committee authorized over $14,000 in repairs with final approval likely Monday by the full board.
In 2018, the main entrance to the County Office Building, 223 W. Main St., was reconstructed. The $479,000 project also included a new handicap accessible ramp.
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