Cortland City Council To Consider Phase 1 Of Clinton Ave Project
Local News August 1, 2017Cortland City Council meets Tuesday night, to consider the city’s share of funding for the first phase of the Northeast Gateway and Clinton Avenue Corridor project. The city’s share is estimated to be $558,000.
Also before the council is the fire department’s purchase of a new engine ($600,000) and rescue truck ($400,000) for about one million dollars, along with another $190,000 federal grant.
Council members will also discuss what to do about parking on Prospect Terrace.
The meeting of the Cortland Common Council begins at 7 pm at City Hall.
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