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Community Concert Series Continues...
Annual Ice Cream Social
STAR Tax Break Changes
Keep Henrietta Beautiful!
2013 Tentative Assessment Roll
Passport to Family Wellness
POD Information Now Online!
What Happened at Town Board
2013 Conservation Tree & Shrub Program
We're on Twitter!
Be Informed!
Your Passport to the World!
Community Concert Series Continues...

Don’t miss the party!

Good music, Good food and Good fun.

The Dedication of the new Amphitheater (Donated by Henry Hansen)

will be held on Friday July 26th at the Veterans Memorial Park.

Download the 2013 Summer Concert Schedule
Annual Ice Cream Social

Tinker Homestead & Farm Museum and the Town of Henrietta
invite you to the Annual Ice Cream Social.
When:  Saturday, July 13, 2013, 12 pm - 3 pm
Where:  Tinker Nature Park, 1525 Calkins Rd., Henrietta
Music - Tours - Abbott's Ice Cream!
STAR Tax Break Changes
State Spokesperson Clarifies STAR Tax Break Changes

The New York State Department of Taxation has clarified recent changes to the STAR Program.  Changes would not take effect until next year.  The state will notify homeowners who need to re-apply.

From the 13WHAM web site:
Albany, N.Y. - A proposal to require all STAR tax break recipients in New York to re-apply would take effect next year, not this year, if the provision in the state budget passes.  The re-application requirement would apply to basic STAR program renewals. Homeowners with the enhanced STAR program already have to re-apply every year. The state will notify homeowners who need to re-apply for the STAR program by mail, according to the state Department of Taxation.
The NYS Department of Taxation and Finance has set up a hotline to take your questions regarding the Basic STAR Re-Registry. The phone number is 1-518-457-2036. At this time, our office has no further informaton regarding this program. Please direct all questions to the number listed above.
Keep Henrietta Beautiful!

 

The Henrietta Town Code states that all trash cans and recycle bins must be placed in a garage, port or at the rear of the building so that the containers are reasonably out of view from the street.

Please make sure that you comply with the Town Code and store your containers out of sight other than when they are at the street for collection.

Thanks for your help keeping Henrietta neighborhoods beautiful!

2013 Tentative Assessment Roll

 

The 2013 Tentative Assessment Roll is now available. 

This will be the basis for the property taxes levied by the Town of Henrietta, Monroe County, and the Rush-Henrietta Central School District. Also, special district charges for the Henrietta Fire Department and the Henrietta Volunteer Ambulance, among others, are based on the assessed value of each property in the town.

Click on the link below to access this information.

2013 Tentative Assessment Roll

Passport to Family Wellness

Wegmans Passport to Family Wellness

And the Winner is:  Mrs. Gail Cardot of Henrietta, "Thank you for supporting & developing the "Passport to Family Wellness" project.  My neighbor, grandchildren & I walked the Henrietta trails last year. The kids loved looking for & doing the rubbings on the trails. It felt good to get out & walk & see parts of Henrietta we weren't familiar with.  It was a surprise for me to have my passport chosen to receive the Wegmans gift card.  A sincere thank you to both the Town of Henrietta and Wegmans for offering such a nice family program."  Congrats Gail!

To learn more about the "Passport to Family Wellness" and other town programs and services, call the Recreation Department at 359-2540.

POD Information Now Online!

The Town of Henrietta is working with officials at the Monroe County Health Department to create a Public Emergency Health Plan in response to a potential pandemic requiring dispensing of medications to the town’s 43,000 residents. In such an event the Town of Henrietta’s two POD (Point of Dispensing) sites would be opened....

Click here to learn more and sign up as a volunteer for this important initiative.

What Happened at Town Board

What Happened at Town Board –June 5, 2013

-  Authorize Request for Special Use Permit Extension - Application Nos. 2012-040 and
   2012-43, West Henrietta Road at Methodist Hill Road, DePaul Properties, Inc., to construct
   a 60 unit, two-story apartment building and to construct an apartment building 48' in height,
   whereas Town Code only permits a height of 40'
-  Authorize Independent Construction and Plan Review Services - GHD
-  Authorize Personnel Items

2013 Conservation Tree & Shrub Program
Although winter is almost here, it’s not too early to start looking ahead towards spring, and a great place to start is with the Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District’s 2013 Conservation Tree & Shrub program! The District will hold their annual sale of bare root seedlings and transplants at the Monroe County ecopark facility this spring!

The District now offers more than 60 species of bare-root conifers, hardwood trees, shrubs and groundcovers, as well as seed mixes and other products used in conservation projects. Packages range in unit size and price, from a bundle of 10 plants for as low as $11, to bundles of 100 plants for an average cost of $83 ..... Read More including ordering info

We're on Twitter!

That's right! Your favorite Town is now on Twitter and we would love for you to follow us. Town staff will work diligently to ensure we keep our residents up-to-date on the most recent events, weather emergencies, interesting facts, daily activities and overall happenings throughout the Town on a continual basis. 

Follow us on Twitter Now!

Be Informed!

The Town of Henrietta has been working diligently in providing you with the most information possible in a timely fashion.

We encourage you to visit the link below and sign up to receive various emails from the Town, including notification of Board Agendas and Minutes, Recreation Announcements, News from Supervisor Yudelson and much more!

E-Notify Registration

Your Passport to the World!

When you have your Passport Application processed here, in the Town of Henrietta, you not only receive the finest service, you are also helping to keep Town property taxes among the lowest in Monroe County!

All passport processing fees collected in Henrietta STAY in Henrietta, which helps to support the many fine programs and services offered to Henrietta residents and the greater community (you do not have to be a resident of Henrietta for Passport services)

Are you ready for YOUR Passport? Click Here for more information!

Campus Crest Application Withdrawn

Vote on Rezoning and Special Permit Cancelled

From Supervisor Yudelson:  This  afternoon I received a letter from a representative of Campus Crest Development withdrawing their application for rezoning and approval of a special permit for an apartment project proposed for property located on East River Road opposite Linhome Drive.

Residents in the neighborhood of this project received a mailing from the town informing them of the Town Board meeting tonight (7 p.m.) and that I would be introducing a resolution to deny the rezoning and special permit.  The entire Town Board had indicated they would vote in favor of that denial.
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Michael Yudelson

I had shared that information with Campus Crest and they chose instead to withdraw the application, which is their prerogative.

Because they have withdrawn that application there will be no vote necessary, so there won’t be a resolution regarding Campus Crest on the agenda tonight, nor will the Public Hearing be continued.

Thank you to everyone who participated in any, or all, of the multiple opportunities there were to present feedback on this proposal to the Town Board.


 

ABB Committee Award Winners

Antoinette Brown Blackwell Award Winners

At the beginning of the May 15 Town Board meeting, the Antoinette Brown Blackwell Society presented its 31st annual Woman of the Year Award and its Scholarship Award. Joanne Wales-Smith was honored as the Woman of the Year Award and Emilie Scardilla won this year’s Scholarship Award.

Joanne Wales-Smith was recognized for her many years of volunteering with the Fresh Air Fund as well as serving as the manager of the Specialty Shop at Strong Hospital. The Shop specializes in items for those coping with cancer.

Emilie Scardilla is a senior at the R-H Senior High School. She is president of the National Honor Society and of the Tri-M Honor Society. She is the concertmaster for the Symphonic Orchestra, sings with the R-H Singers and does volunteer work in the community.


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Scholarship Winner Emilie Scardilla (left) & Woman of the Year Joanne Wales-Smith (right)

Click here to see more about Woman of the Year Joanne Wales – Smith

Click here to read more about Scholarship Winner Emilie Scardilla

 

Recreation Summer Program Registration

Registration for the Henrietta Recreation Department's Summer programs is underway.  Click here to see the Summer Recreation Department brochure.  For more information call the Recreation Department at 359-2540.

 

State of the Town

 

Each year Supervisor Yudelson gives his annual State of the Town Speech at an event sponsored by the Henrietta Chamber of Commerce. Click here to see the full text of his speech.

Henrietta’s 2013 Budget:

  • 2013 budgeted expenses are only 1% higher than 2012 budget.
  • The town tax rate remains the same as when Supervisor Yudelson first took office in 2008.
  • Although the cost of employee benefits has increased by 61% during the last five years, overall spending has only increased 6%.

 

Town Code Changes

Changes to the Town Code are now in effect that were enacted upon the recommendation of the Code Update Committee after Public Hearings on the proposed changes.

The changes prohibit parking on the grass in residential areas and restrict driveway expansions.

Click here to read the full article

Upcoming Events

Wed Jun 19 @ 7:00PM -
Town Board Meeting
Tue Jun 25 @ 7:00PM -
Planning Board Meeting
Wed Jun 26 @ 7:00PM -
Zoning Board Meeting
Thu Jun 27 @ 9:00AM - 06:00PM
Attic Treasures and More Sale
Fri Jun 28 @ 9:00AM - 03:00PM
Attic Treasures and More Sale
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Let’s Keep Henrietta Beautiful!

The Henrietta Town Code states that all trash cans and recycle bins must be placed in a garage, port or at the rear of the building so that the containers are reasonably out of view from the street.

Please make sure that you comply with the Town Code and store your containers out of sight other than when they are at the street for collection.

Thanks for your help keeping Henrietta neighborhoods beautiful!


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