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.

Vote down the 111 S. Liberty project.

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

Provide effective access to town board meetings for all residents by broadcasting and archiving town board meetings so that everyone can easily keep up with what's going on in town.

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

Bring residents together to work as neighbors 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”.