Councilwoman· 2024-01 to 2027-12 (month-level)
Katherine Daniels
North Salem, NY
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 (11)(Environment)
Special Permits for Land Conservation
Limiting new construction protects the tax-exempt status discussions and avoids taxable accessory uses on conserved land.
Chapter 189 Tree Ordinance
Restoration and possible litigation costs fall on the property owner, who may seek recovery from the neighbor.
$526,000 ARPA commitment to Somers sewer project
Sewer funding costs were not stated in the agenda.
water and sewer districts special meeting
No tax impact — the supervisor confirmed millions in cash remain — but sloppy accounting makes oversight harder.
Turtle crossings on Route 116/Titicus Road
Warning signs are cheap; bigger fixes like tunnels and fencing could cost real money down the road.
Town Hall Water System New Meter
About $160,000 to replace all remaining meters with newer cellular models.
2 Brookside Lane wetlands permit and violation remediation
Not yet known — costs depend on the restoration plan, possible legal review of resubdivision, and any state/federal permit conditions.
Bossi wetland restoration enforcement
Restoration costs borne by the property owner, including deer fencing and replanting.
Lobdell House Heat Pump Upgrade
$41,333 in change-order costs, largely offset by state grant funding.
Forest management tree-cutting plan at 175 Mills Road
The applicant declined an $80,000 new survey and will seek waivers where needed.
Annual Stormwater (MS4) Report
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Daniels was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Environment.
Voting record (0)(Environment)
No votes found matching Environment.