New York Power Authority appears in 5 recorded relationships across 5 public meeting documents from Village of Lake Placid and Village of Tupper Lake. Records span 2018 to 2026.
The Lake Placid Village Board is set to vote on several significant items, including the adoption of Local Law 2026-1 regarding the Local Land Use Code, the approval of the 2026 Comprehensive Plan, and an agreement with the New York Power Authority.
The Lake Placid Village Board of Trustees approved several resolutions, including amendments to the Land Use Code regarding temporary workforce housing and special event venues, and authorized a new agreement with the New York Power Authority.
NYSERDA Director Jennifer Manierre presented a training session on Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) siting and safety to the Town of St. Armand. The presentation covered the fundamentals of BESS technology, drivers for adoption such as load growth, and the regulatory framework including the 2025 NYS Fire Code. It detailed the work of the NYS Inter-Agency Fire Safety Working Group, which issued fire code recommendations in March 2025 and completed field inspections of 57 projects by December 2024. The session highlighted new mandatory requirements for peer reviews, pre-incident plans, and hazard support personnel under the updated Uniform Code.
The Lake Placid Village Board of Trustees held a regular meeting on June 15, 2026. Key actions included the approval of the Peacock Park and Beach Permit with the Town of North Elba, authorization to hedge 7 MW of winter energy prices, and the rescinding of a resolution to purchase 1 and 1 TCCs. The Board approved the full-time hire of Ronald Brenner as Parking Enforcement Officer and appointed Christopher Fadden as Temporary Electric Superintendent at a salary of $113,000. Additionally, the Board approved bids for 1SKV Cable, authorized training for operators, and permitted US Olympic Para Canoe training on Mirror Lake. The tentative 2026-27 budget was presented, remaining under the tax cap, with a public hearing scheduled for June 30. Warrant Affidavit #22 for $393,098.24 was approved.
The Lake Placid Village Board of Trustees held a regular meeting on July 6, 2026. Key actions included approving the re-levy of overdue sewer bills onto tax bills, hiring Makenzie Hayes as a Police Officer and Greg Jacques as a part-time employee, and approving a $1,651,385.73 warrant affidavit for FY 2025-2026. The Board also approved a one-year extension of Historic Fixed Price Transmission Congestion Contracts (TCCs) with NYISO, a Memorandum of Agreement and Working Agreement with IBEW Local Union 1249, and a $5,000 contract with Lake Placid Sinfonietta. Additionally, the Board authorized attendance at a safety training conference and approved the installation of a Rotary Peace Pole pending a maintenance agreement.
The Village of Tupper Lake Board of Trustees February 18, 2025, meeting packet covers routine administrative approvals, department reports, and significant concerns regarding proposed New York Power Authority (NYPA) rate increases.
The Lake Placid Village Board of Trustees approved a $803,527.84 warrant, hired a new account clerk, and formally opposed a New York Power Authority preference power rate proposal during their February 5, 2025, meeting.
The Tupper Lake Village Board of Trustees approved several infrastructure, grant, and administrative measures, including NYPA LED lighting participation and various water/sewer project updates.
The Village of Tupper Lake Board of Trustees agenda for July 20, 2016, covers routine municipal business, including department reports, financial approvals, and updates on infrastructure and legislative matters.
The Village of Tupper Lake Board of Trustees held a special meeting on April 7, 2014, to address budget transfers, capital project accounts, and electric rate reviews.