Barbara Gerrard, Town Supervisor, has provided comments on the Chappaqua Crossing Final Environmental Impact Statement.  You can downlaod her comments here.

Comments from Town Board Member John Buckley are available here.

The town has set up a companion website to mynewcastle.org called chappaquacrossingreview.mynewcastle.org.  This site has the FEIS documents, comments from consultants and town staff, and additional comments from our elected officials.

The town welcomes your comments.

Send your comments to chappaquacrossinginput@mynewcastle.org. Written comments may also be mailed or delivered to:

Town Board – Chappaqua Crossing Review
Town of New Castle
200 South Greeley Avenue
Chappaqua, New York 10514

All comments will be subject to public disclosure under the New York State Freedom of Information Law. If you want to keep your name and/or email address confidential, you should submit your comments anonymously by mail or delivery to Town Board – Chappaqua Crossing Review at the immediately preceding address.

The Department of Public Works will flush all water mains during the period April 12, 2010 and April 21, 2010 between 8:00 A.M. and 9:00 P.M. (Monday through Friday), according to the schedule shown below. Any questions please call 238-3968 between 8 A.M and 3:00 P.M. After 3:00 P.M. please you may call the Millwood Water Treatment Plant at 944-0036.  The Hydrant Flushing Schedule is available online.  Look for your street or condominium complex to see which day the hydrants will be flushed in your neighborhood.

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Nixle (www.nixle.com) is a highly secure, free emergency alert service that you can use to get updates sent to your email, cell phone and the web from New Castle and other communities.   Sign up for Nixle to get the latest alerts, traffic advisories, and other information from the Town.  Nixle is in operation now, and will replace the current eAlert system by the end of April.

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• Nixle is not just for emergencies:  The New Castle Police Department and New Castle Department of Public Works both use Nixle today.   You can get information on road closures, trees down, and other alerts in your area.  We will be adding other community organizations, such as Recreation and Parks, over the next few months so you can have one source for alerts from the Town and it's agencies.
  
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