ARPA(American Rescue Plan Act) Funds

Posted: 1/25/2023

Please see attached download for an updated balance of the ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) Funds.

Empire State Trail Notice from Schenectady County

Posted: 1/23/2023

Empire State Trail Notice from Schenectady County                                            1/23/2023

Users of the Empire State Trail in the Town of Rotterdam should be aware that GE will be performing maintenance on their Mohawk River water intake building located along the trail approximately 1 mile west of the SUNY Schenectady County Community College. The maintenance operation will take place over a four-week period between approximately Monday, January 23rd and Thursday, February 23rd. The impact to the trail will be intermittent over this four-week time.
GE will move a crane to the water intake building during the week of January 23rd. Once it is in place, the crane will not impact the trail. Intermittent dump truck traffic will be on the trail during the following four weeks. Signage will be placed on the trail on either approach to the work area. There will also be small pickup truck vehicle travel on the pathway for access to and from the work site.
Trail users should use caution when approaching this area. Flaggers will be in place to protect traffic on the trail. The site foremen will stop vehicle travel while trail users are in the work zone.

Request for Qualifications: Kiwanis International Park Waterfront Access Improvements

Posted: 1/12/2023

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (RFQ)
LOCAL WATERFRONT REVITALIZATION PROGRAM
IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT
TOWN of ROTTERDAM, NEW YORK
DUE: 2:00 PM, LOCAL TIME FEBRUARY 10, 2023

Responses must be submitted as a PDF via email to the Office of the Town Clerk dmarco@rotterdamny.org

For questions about this RFQ, please contact Peter Comenzo at (518) 355-7575 X-338 or
pcomenzo@rotterdamny.org

Notice to Contractors Re: Stormwater Management

Posted: 12/22/2022

Snowpack a/k/a white mulch is not Winter stabilization. The forecast in the Town of Rotterdam for the next few days is predicting a quick melt and heavy rain and will prove that snowpack does not hold soils in place. Storm drains and drainage channels are also frozen and despite the warmer temps will not be able to handle this extreme flow. It's not too late to add appropriate controls for stabilization today. Mobilize and stabilize and prevent water quality impacts. Prevention to pollution is the goal!

2022 Final Assessment Roll

Posted: 6/30/2022