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ABOUT SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION Please Note: The Office Will Be Closed in Observance of the Following Holidays in 2023 New Year's MONDAY, JANUARY 2 Martin Luther King Day MONDAY, JANUARY 16 Presidents' Day MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20 Memorial Day MONDAY, MAY 29 Juneteenth MONDAY, JUNE 19 4th of July TUESDAY, JULY 4 Labor Day MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 Columbus Day MONDAY, OCTOBER 9 Veterans Day FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Thanksgiving THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Day after Thanksgiving FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Christmas MONDAY, DECEMBER 25 Click to set custom HTML
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 2023 Meeting schedule: 4th Wednesday of every month 10:00 a.m. at the District office (unless otherwise noted) JANUARY 25 FEBRUARY 27 (MONDAY) MARCH 22 APRIL 26 MAY 24 JUNE 21 JULY 26 AUGUST 23 SEPTEMBER 27 OCTOBER 25 NOVEMBER 15 DECEMBER 20 SWCD 'Municipal Partner of the Year' Award presentation to the Town of Skaneateles
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Sidewalks in Winter
Across the city, keeping sidewalks clear of snow and ice is the responsibility of the property owner. The City urges all property owners to complete their civic responsibility and ensure the safety of fellow residents. By ordinance, anyone with a sidewalk parallel to any public street, shall clear and keep cleared any snow or ice which has accumulated on the surface. All city property owners are required to remove snow and ice from sidewalks on their property by 6:00 p.m. in the evening following the snow event. Residents should not shovel, sweep, throw, plow, or otherwise deposit snow or ice into the street, sidewalk, or park located within the city. In addition, the Syracuse Fire Department requests that residents help clear snow from around the more than 5,000 fire hydrants across the city. Instead of blowing or pushing snow near hydrants, SFD asks residents to take the extra time to clear a three-foot space around all sides of hydrants and to make a path from the road to the hydrant. The City is responsible for removing snow from the sidewalks and rights of way around City of Syracuse properties, in keeping with city ordinances. |
Winter Service Requests
Residents can report snow related concerns or make service requests to Cityline. Phone
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This video highlights some of the work that FLLOWPA partners accomplish throughout the Finger Lakes - Lake Ontario basin utilizing funding from the NYS Environmental Protection Fund, stakeholder contributions, and other sources. Visit www.fllowpa.org for more information.
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In Case of EmergencyIn case assistance is needed at an agricultural spill, and it's after office hours (4:30 p.m.) you can call Mark Burger directly at 315-415-5057. |
TO ACCESS OUR ONLINE PARTNERS CLICK ON LINKS BELOW Snow and Ice Control Best Management Practicessnow_and_ice_control_best_management_practices.pdf Boat Decontamination boat_decontamination.pdf Skaneateles Lake Watershed SKANLAKEINFO.ORG ONONDAGA ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE www.oei2.org/ Kettle Lakes Watershed News: www.uppersusquehanna.org/usc/kettle-lakes/ Sharing the Road with Slow Moving Vehicles - What you need to know. http://www.safeny.ny.gov/media/SMV-broc4-09.pdf Water Deflectors - Managing Surface Water & Reducing Erosion on Unpaved Roads water_diversion.pdf What's the Poop on Manure Lagoons? To watch the interview, click belowhttp://www.newyorkupstate.com/news/2017/06/whats_the_poop_on_manure_lagoons_see_how_they_work_why_farmers_need_them_video.html Information on Hemlock Wooly Adelgid https://blogs.cornell.edu/nyshemlockinitiative/ https://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/7250.html https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/lands_forests_pdf/hwafactsheet.pdf http://nyis.info/invasive_species/hemlock-woolly-adelgid/ |