Carmel environmental board approves five permits and extensions. The board unanimously approved a permit for the New York City Department of Environmental Protection to mechanically harvest water chestnut from approximately six acres of Croton Falls Reservoir, and extended a permit for the Western
Carmel Environmental Board approves marina fuel tank with strict shoreline safeguards. The board unanimously granted Mahopac Marina a permit to install a 1,000-gallon above-ground gasoline storage tank at 897 South Lake Boulevard with conditions requiring double-walled piping and sump protection
Carmel Environmental Board approves two wetland applications with conditions. Chairman Robert Laga and board members William Fiorilli and Stephen Perrotta unanimously approved Luigi Ciucci's pool installation at 16 Sycamore Road, requiring a 750-square-foot raingarden and silt fencing due to the
Carmel's Environmental Conservation Board unanimously approves dock replacement for Mahopac homeowners. The board granted a letter of maintenance to Jonah Maddock and Alison Boak to replace an unsafe dock at 45 Sycamore Road with a 24-by-8-foot structure using new galvanized steel posts and
Carmel Environmental Board restricts marina fuel tank over setback violations. Applicant Charlie Melchner of Old Trolley Properties sought to install a 1,000-gallon fuel tank at 897 South Lake Boulevard but faced Chairman Robert Laga's environmental concerns: the tank location appeared only 5 feet
Carmel environmental board unanimously approves vegetation permit and tree-cutting waiver. The Environmental Conservation Board approved Permit 1018 for Lake Ossi Sports Club at 35 Ossi Lane, requiring Town Wetland Inspector pre- and post-site inspections during erosion control installation, with
Environmental Conservation Board approves tree-cutting waiver for Carmel subdivision facing state bat deadline. Vice-Chairwoman Emily Lavelle led the board with members William Fiorilli and Stephen Perrotta present to unanimously approve a waiver allowing the Kass Subdivision developer to fell 45
Carmel Environmental Conservation Board unanimously extends wetland permit for Tompkins Recycling transfer station. Vice-Chairwoman Emily Lavelle moved to extend Permit #1010 for 70 Old Route 6 for one year through January 23, 2027, requiring an updated wetland flag map by February 18, 2026 and
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