Kenneth Rothwell

Breezy Hill crushing facility environmental study rejected

Residents fear property values within miles could drop if a 120-decibel crusher operates nearby; the applicant has spent hundreds of thousands on engineering over ten years.

Preservation of the 4-H Camp property

A potential multi-million-dollar purchase from the Community Preservation Fund — supporters want a fair price, critics call the asking price a 50% markup.

Wading River Duck Ponds Restoration

Grant-funded if approved — no town tax hit for phase one, with a much larger federal-funding ask down the road.

Sound Shore Guild bulkhead replacement

Funded by a transfer from community benefit funds.

Preservation of 1458 Middle Road, Calverton

The town will pay for the appraisal now; an actual purchase price depends on the appraisal results.

Crown Recycling Enforcement Activity

Rental program brought in $53,000 in April; two new part-time officer salaries add cost.

Proposed concrete and asphalt crushing facility on Middle Road, Calverton

Residents fear property values within miles could drop if a 120-decibel crusher operates nearby; the applicant has spent hundreds of thousands on engineering over ten years.

Pumpkin Smash and Food Scrap Program

Past town-funded pickups cost taxpayer money; a new partnership aims to shift costs to the school district.

PBMC Planting Plan and Invasive Species

Pet store sales ban on commercially bred dogs, cats, and rabbits

Coastal bluff deck expansion in Jamesport

2026 bow hunting for deer on town property

Helicopter Noise Task Force Reconvened

Shellfish and Finfish Permit Fees

Small new fees for recreational shellfishers.

Bluff erosion and invasive species removal in Jamesport

Land Preservation Push from East End Hamlets

Navy Groundwater Cleanup in Calverton

Recycling coordinator position

Roughly $60,000 salary, with the grant covering about half — but the town could be on the hook for the full amount if the grant falls through.

Textile recycling program

Costs taxpayers nothing; the town earns 10 cents per pound collected.

Jamesport Land Preservation Partnership

The county would cover the ~$2 million purchase, but town management could cost tens of thousands annually — and taking the land off the tax rolls shifts costs to remaining taxpayers.

Res. 2026-504 — Environmental Protection Fund Grant Acceptance

2026-390 Authorizes Submission of Letter of Intent and Execution of Contract by the Supervisor for Operation and Maintenance Grant Program to New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC)

2026-259 Approves ClearRiver Environmental Service Corp. as a Drainlayer for the Sewer District

Authorizes Submission of Letter of Intent and Execution of Contract by the Supervisor for Operation and Maintenance Grant Program to New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC)

Authorizes Supervisor To Execute An Agreement With NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation (NYSEFC)

2026-259 Approves ClearRiver Environmental Service Corp. as a Drainlayer for the Sewer District

2026-190 Ratifies the Amendment of Resolution 2026-148 Authorizing Submission of an Application to the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Environmental Bond Act Municipal Parks and

45. 2026-145 Authorizing Submission of an Application to the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Environmental Bond Act Municipal Parks and Recreation Grant Program for Stotzy Park L