Due to technical difficulties, hunting licenses will not be sold at the Lindley Town Hall for the foreseeable future. Please visit another agent for the time being.
Thank you.
Due to technical difficulties, hunting licenses will not be sold at the Lindley Town Hall for the foreseeable future. Please visit another agent for the time being.
Thank you.
Please follow this link to learn more about the movie under the stars event happening at the Lindley Presho Caton ballfield August 21st .
Information:
https://facebook.com/events/s/movie-under-the-stars-in-lindl/724573351670186/?ti=as
Sign Up Link:
https://www.ssclibrary.org/activities/movie-under-stars/
NOTICE: Fishing and Hunting Licenses are now available at the Lindley Town Hall. Please call 607-523-8816 to make an appointment. Messages are checked daily.
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NOTICE: The Lindley Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing August 17th at 7:00 pm at the Lindley Town Hall 637 CR115 Lindley NY 14858 to consider two Subdivision Applications: Brarens TM 404.00-03.006.120 and Hand TM369.00-02-001.100. All interested parties are invited to attend and be heard. Earl Titus Planning Board Chair 607-523-8816
HUNTERS PLEASE
NOTE: Due to technical changes, licenses cannot currently be obtained at this
location. For the time being please go to another agent for assistance. When updates
are completed, notice will be posted and sales will occur at this office.
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Good afternoon,
We have been informed that some residents have expressed concerns regarding visits from field inspectors asking for access to homes and businesses in order to perform indoor gas safety line inspections. Some residents have also contacted their local police department.
On June 15th we announced that the company would begin a phased approach to resuming customer-facing work that was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The work will include indoor gas line safety inspections, which state regulations require the companies to complete. The inspections will assess the condition of the service line to detect gas leakage as well as check for corrosion on all exposed piping connected to the natural gas meter inside the homes and home or businesses. The inspection takes approximately 20 minutes to complete and it will not be necessary for customers to interact closely with our inspectors. As the postponed work resumes, we will continue to follow U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention best practices and recommendations and adhere to all applicable state requirements and guidelines to keep customers and employees safe. Please note that the inspectors will have badges identifying them as NYSEG or RG&E employees and contractors.
I am attaching the press release that was sent on June 15th which addresses this and other face-to-face company interactions that the company is resuming. I am also including a press release that was sent on October 17, 2019 that provides greater detail about the required gas line work.
Finally, I’ve included template social media posts to use at your disposal, should you wish to post to help raise awareness of the inspections. RG&E and NYSEG will continue to share awareness posts on our social channels as well.
Thank you in advance for sharing this information. Have a great weekend.
Ivette Torres
NYSEG / RG&E
Public Affairs
89 East Avenue
Rochester NY 14649