Katherine Daniels
About
Katherine Daniels' platform centers on fiscal responsibility through clean energy solutions that reduce taxpayer costs, alongside a strong commitment to improved leadership and government transparency. Her campaign focuses on proactive engagement and addressing community concerns directly within public meetings.
Campaign promises (2)
- environmentKatherine Daniels campaigned on turning clean energy initiatives into taxpayer savings.
- transparencyDaniels emphasized leadership and transparency as central pillars of her supervisor campaign.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 8
- Total speaking time
- 41:53
- Avg per meeting
- 5:14
- Segments
- 835
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Top issues during term (18)(Development)
Verizon Equipment Upgrade at 73 Crosby Road
A removal bond amount was set to protect the town if equipment is ever abandoned.
Grant Road LLC application at 658 Grant Road
Delancey Hall renovations and move-in
Estimated around $35,000, less if the town buys the paint itself.
Hawley Woods subdivision approval
Three new homes with wells and septic systems would add construction traffic and development on a wooded tract; no town cost estimate was given.
Delancey Hall renovation and reopening
The award is $7,311.01 to the low bidder, with alternatives costing $1,300 to $2,800 more.
Lobdell House porch repair
Roughly $400,000 in needed repairs; the porch alone is estimated in the mid-$20,000s.
Silver Coup / Nash Road Lot Line Change
First Purdys building renovation at 509 Route 22
No town cost identified; the applicant bears engineering and revision costs.
Peirce residence at 3 Cottage Lane — stormwater and ZBA referral
The direct engineer contact may generate costs on both sides, as the chair noted.
Hewlett Property Wetlands Permit / Floodplain Fill
A redesign could save the applicant the cost of fill and retaining wall work, but floodplain rules may require compensatory excavation.
Dish Wireless Bond Default and Cell Tower Removal Security
The town secures up to $64,000 in bond proceeds it could lose if it did nothing.
Cottage Lane residential applications
Plus-One ADU Program
Up to $125,000 in state funding per qualifying ADU project; administrative burden on town staff is unknown.
Delancey Hall / Lobdell House building repairs
A $456.67 change order now, with railing work around $7,000 and flooring costs still being priced.
Peach Gardens co-op rebuild and floodplain constraints
Applicants face added variance and permitting costs for floodplain rebuilds.
Rebuilding after fire on a nonconforming lot
The rebuild itself is privately funded; the main cost to the town is review time and inspections.
Gilport subdivision long extension
APC Group subdivision extension at 4 Hardscrabble Road
Decisions during term (4)
Recorded while Daniels was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Gilport Development Corp. — Twentieth Extension of Subdivision Approval
Gilport Development 19th extension — Oak Ridge/Overlook Road
Gilport Development LLC — eighteenth extension
Gilport Development Corp. — 17th extension of subdivision approval
Voting record (0)(Development)
No votes found matching Development.