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Clay, New York · Friday, August 7, 2026· Aug 7, 2026

Public Records

The documentary record of a town in the middle of an $89 billion project — 525 meeting records and 1069 documents from five official sources, collected continuously and searchable in one place.

GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CHARTER This Governance Committee Charter was adopted by the Members of the Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency, a public benefit corporation established under the laws of the State of New York, on the 10th day of January 2008...
GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CHARTER This Governance Committee Charter was adopted by the Members of the Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency, a public benefit corporation established under the laws of the State of New York, on the 10th day of January 2008...
GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CHARTER This Governance Committee Charter was adopted by the Members of the Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency, a public benefit corporation established under the laws of the State of New York, on the 10th day of January 2008...
GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CHARTER This Governance Committee Charter was adopted by the Members of the Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency, a public benefit corporation established under the laws of the State of New York, on the 10th day of January 2008...
GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CHARTER This Governance Committee Charter was adopted by the Members of the Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency, a public benefit corporation established under the laws of the State of New York, on the 10th day of January 2008...
GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CHARTER This Governance Committee Charter was adopted by the Members of the Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency, a public benefit corporation established under the laws of the State of New York, on the 10th day of January 2008...
Town Board 2020-08-17 Meeting →
REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD – August 17, 2020 Town of Clay Page 5 of 6 5 LGS-1 will replace the current retention schedule, the MU-1 for Local Government and combine it with the CO-2 for County...
Planning Board 2022-01-12 Meeting →
...The proposed action may cause reduction in population or loss of individuals of any | E20 4] o threatened or endangered species, as listed by New York State or the Federal government, that use the site, or are found on, over...
Planning Board 2026-06-10 Meeting →
...Fuentes said the applicant is requesting a special permit to construct a 114’ public utility cell tower on a 3.6-acre parcel in a government zoning district. This cell tower will
Town Board 2021-02-01 Meeting →
...Additional Agenda Councilor Bick moved the adoption of a resolution stating, Whereas, the New York State Division of Local Government and School Accountability conducted an ethics oversight audit for the Town of Clay and the Town of Clay Board of...
Planning Board 2023-11-15 Meeting →
...This action does not involve any other agencies, including the federal government. Seconded by Jim Palumbo.
Planning Board 2023-04-12 Meeting →
...This action does not involve any other agencies, including the Federal Government. Seconded by Hal Henty.
Planning Board 2019-04-10 Meeting →
...impacts on growth, community character, traffic, and other environmental impacts have been conducted and will not be negatively impacted by the proposed action which cannot be mitigated and does not involve any other permit granting agencies, including the Federal Government.
Planning Board 2023-03-22 Meeting →
...Ron DeTota asked they provide clarity on the property lines (which one governs) and to define the edge of the roadways. A motion was made by Hal Henty seconded by Jim Palumbo to adjourn Case #2023-007 — Lauris Rigdon/Onondaga...
Town Board 2025-10-06 Meeting →
...Councilor Pleskach explained, as Clay prepares for the growth that Micron will bring, it's important that our local government keeps pace. Adopting OpenGov will help us modernize how we manage projects and communicate with residents. This tool increases transparency...
Planning Board 2026-01-14 Meeting →
...Those who attend our meetings regularly know that Russ began his involvement in Town government when he learned of a proposed project that would’ve impacted his neighborhood. He has continued to steadfastly advocate for the Town of Clay’s...
Planning Board 2019-07-10 Meeting →
...appears to have no environmental impact which can not be mitigated and does not involve any other permit granting agencies, including the Federal Government. This project will contribute to growth and community character, and poses no excessive impact on traffic.
Town Board 2018-02-05 Meeting →
...Nancy Kinnetz of 7514 Plum Hollow Circle explained that she was present with her high school aged daughter as a requirement for Participation in Government class. She continued that the teacher suggested that she go to the web page to...
Town Board 2026-06-01 Meeting →
...the Town of Clay pending a study on the subject and the potential adoption of a new Local Law governing related applications. The proposed 6 REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD - June 1, 2026 Town of Clay Page 7 of...
Planning Board 2024-08-14 Meeting →
...This action does not involve any other agencies, including the Federal Government. Seconded by Mr. Henty. Motion Carried: 7-0.
Planning Board 2019-01-09 Meeting →
...Ron DeTota said they are waiting for the State and Federal Government to get all the engineering taken care of. Russ Mitchell asked if there were any more comments or questions, hearing none he asked for a
Planning Board 2025-06-11 Meeting →
...This action does not involve any other agencies, including the federal government. Seconded by Mr. Henty. Motion Carried: 7-0. Motion read by Ms. Guinup: Mr. Chairman: In connection with Planning Board Case No. 2025-029, I move the adoption...
Planning Board 2025-12-10 Meeting →
...This action does not involve any other agencies, including the Federal government. Seconded by Ms. Borton. Motion Carried: 7-0. Motion made by Ms. Guinup. Mr. Chairman: In connection with Planning Board Case No. 2025-057, I move the adoption...
Planning Board 2018-12-12 Meeting →
...it appears to have no environmental impact which cannot be mitigated and does not involve any other permit granting agencies, including the Federal Government. This project will contribute to growth and community character, and poses no excessive impact on traffic.
Planning Board 2023-10-25 Meeting →
...Lighting for the Project will blend in with the lighting for the various commercial and government uses in this intensively developed area. Street-lights are located along South Bay Rd, Route 11 and East Taft Road. Exterior lighting is designed...
Town Board 2025-11-17 Meeting →
...Town of Clay Board Members Local Government and Noise Regulation Authorities From: Concemed Residents of the Towns of Clay and Salina We, the undersigned residents of the Towns of Clay and Salina, respectfully submit this petition to express our strong...
Planning Board 2019-02-13 Meeting →
...no environmental impact which cannot be mitigated and does not involve any other permit granting agencies, including the Federal Government. This project will not have a negative impact on public infrastructure. This plan will have a favorable impact on community...
Planning Board 2019-02-27 Meeting →
...impacts on growth, community character, traffic, and other environmental impacts have been conducted and will not be negatively impacted by the proposed action which cannot be mitigated and does not involve any other permit granting agencies, including the Federal Government.
Town Board 2023-07-17 Meeting →
...will introduce new and varied housing options to the area; increase employment, increase charitable contributions, and reduce poverty; increase government revenue that can be allocated to public works, education, police/fire, and other services that benefit the community; promote an...
Planning Board 2024-10-23 Meeting →
...This action does not involve any other agencies, including the Federal Government. Seconded by M. Borton. Motion Carried: 6-0.
Planning Board 2025-04-23 Meeting →
...This action does not involve any other agencies including he Federal Government. Seconded by Ms. Borton. Motion Carried: 7-0.
Board of Education (Baldwinsville) 2026-06-01 Meeting →
...New York State School Boards Association Board Excellence Recognition Program - NYSSBA’s Board Excellence Recognition Program acknowledges the extensive time and effort required of school board members who continually strive to expand their knowledge and skills for better board governance...
Town Board 2025-02-03 Meeting →
...Based on input from both Micron representatives and the Federal Government, we anticipate the construction phase of the project will last several years. The Town does not want to delay the project and associated inconvenience for our residents, and we...