The Sparta Town Board approves bills totaling $73,701.84 in a routine meeting. Supervisor Mark Schuster, Deputy Supervisor Deb Halpenny, and Council Members Bill Smith and Mary Ellyn Calabrese attended the meeting; Council Member Aaron Schreiner was absent. Highway Superintendent Kevin Robinson,
Sparta Town Board unanimously supports Conesus Lake watershed revitalization program grant application. The board voted to approve a letter of support for Livingston County's application to the New York State Department of State Local Waterfront Revitalization Program, which would fund a local law
Sparta Town Board approves Justice Court bid and equipment financing in June meeting. Supervisor Mark Schuster and council members Bill Smith, Aaron Schreiner, and Mary Ellyn Calabrese (who abstained on the project bid due to conflict) voted to award Genesee Construction Co. a contract for
Sparta Town Board approves court renovation bid process with state grant funds. The board voted 3-1 on May 12 to authorize bids for courtroom and justice office improvements at the Community Center using $29,629.28 from the state Justice Court Assistance Program, with Council Member Mary Ellyn
Sparta Town Board approves 250 anniversary flags for town's anniversary celebration. The board voted unanimously April 14 to authorize Supervisor Mark Schuster to purchase the commemorative United States flags and banners for the town. Members present and voting yes included Deputy Supervisor Deb
Sparta Town Board unanimously backs letter for Everman Farms development rights purchase. Council Member Mary Ellyn Calabrese made the motion, seconded by Council Member Bill Smith, and all five board members voted in favor. The Livingston Valley Conservancy represented the project at the March 10
Sparta Town Board adopts truck weight restrictions on seven specific roads. The board unanimously adopted Local Law 2-2026, restricting commercial vehicles and trucks exceeding five to 10 tons on North Dansville, Harter, Deiter, Carney, Logan, Barber, and Stong Hill roads; the board determined
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