We Focus on Issues

That Effect Life in Stony Point​

• ​Update our 28 year old zoning and land use master plan by utilizing input from a cross-section of town residents to create a new vision for the future of Stony Point.

• Add zoning code regulations that preserve and protect our neighborhoods to prevent landlords from converting single family homes into multi-occupancy boarding house rentals.

• Improve library services by expanding the Rose Memorial Library using Ramapo Catskill Library Association grants to keep costs down.

• Bring residents together to pro-actively develop the Letchworth property rather than letting developers influence its outcome.

• Create a robust economic and business development plan with help from the North Rockland Chamber of Commerce and other business leaders to revitalize Stony Point.

• Pass laws to prevent nepotism so that working for the town doesn’t become a “family business”.

• Advertise all Planning, Zoning, and Architectural Review Board openings to the public so that interested residents can apply.

• Encourage Town Board members to have important discussions and make decisions in public and not behind closed doors.