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East Rochester Summer 2013 Music Festival
Please join us at 7:00 PM on Wednesdays throughout the summer for free outdoor concerts in the Village Municipal Lot at 120 W. Commercial Street. In the event of rain, the concert will be cancelled. Local merchants will have food & beverage available for sale. Look for the return of the famous Alfieri Popcorn... buy a box, best treat of the summer!
We look forward to seeing you at our summer concerts!
- June 12th
- It's My Party - 50's Doo-Wop
- June 26th
- Wild Horses - Rolling Stones Tribute Band
- July 10th
- That Party Band - Top Hits and Cover Band
- July 24th
- Mr. Mustard - Beatles Cover Band
- August 7th
- Reporter - Music for all ages
- August 14th
- Four on the Floor - Easy Listening Hits
- August 21st
- Ruby Shooz - 50's - 60's Rockers
- August 28th
- ER Allstars Reunion - Greece Jazz Band
All concerts are on Wednesday evenings at 7:00 PM. In the event of rain, the event will be cancelled.
June 24, 2013 court date cancelled
Please be advised that Judge Bonacchi has canceled the June 24, 2013 court date.
Household Hazardous Waste collection on May 18
Monroe County Department of Environmental Services (DES) and the towns of Perinton and Pittsford, the villages of Fairport and Pittsford and the Town/Village of East Rochester have joined forces to hold an appointment-only Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collection at the Perinton Highway Garage, 100 Cobb's Lane, on Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 7:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
This collection will also accept your old computer and electronic equipment for recycling. Drop off your unwanted computers, laptops, modems, servers, peripherals, GPS Units, cell phones, fax Machines, copiers, CD Players, IT equipment, audio / visual equipment, and telecommunications equipment. No appointment is necessary if you are only recycling electronics.
To ensure safety and reduce waiting times, appointments are required at all HHW collections. Appointments for this HHW collection will be accepted until May 17. Please view the flier for more details, including how to schedule an appointment, what to bring and what not to bring.
Informational Meeting about 2013 NYS Park Development Grant
The Town/Village of East Rochester is sponsoring an Open House & Public Informational Meeting for a 2013 New York State Park Development Grant
There will be two Open House & Public Input Sessions. The first will be on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 from 6:30 - 8:00 PM and on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 from 6:30 - 8:00 PM at the Jean Daniels Community Center 120 W. Commercial Street. During the Open House & Public Input Session, residents are encouraged to pick up a meeting handout, review the displays and discuss any questions or concerns with project team members.
For more information: contact Mark McDermott from the East Rochester Parks Committee at 586-7756 or mmcdermott.fineart@frontier.com
Working Together to Reduce Stormwater Pollution
Read all about the 2012-2013 Joint Annual Report from the Stormwater Coalition of Monroe County and to see the efforts being done to reduce stormwater waste in our community.
2013 Field of Dreams
We would like to thank everyone who voted to get the Field of Dreams game here. As you may already know, we won thanks to all of you! The game will be held at Frontier Field on May 18th. The gates open at 4:00 pm and the game starts at 6:00 pm. Tickets are available at the Red Wings box office for $20.00, or you can receive 1 free ticket from Wegmans with the purchase of 2 12-packs of Pepsi. We do know who is on our team and they include Reggie Jackson, Rickey Henderson, Wade Boggs, Pedro Martinez, Frank Thomas, and the rest of our team is myself, my father John, brother Jesse Perotti, my brother Charles Perotti and my nephew Johnny Cerame, as well as my friend Vince Corea. The other team consists of Mike Schmidt, Trevor Hoffman, Johnny Bench, Ozzie Smith and Fred McGriff, we are told that all will be signing autographs so maybe getting there early is best and also all seating is general admission I hope I didn't leave out any information and you can also go on the Redwings site for more information. Again, thanks for all your support you guys are the best see you all at the game.
- John Perotti
Sponsor the 16th Annual Karknocker 5K
Now is the time to sponsor the 16th Annual Karknocker 5K! This is a great opportunity to show your support of this well established East Rochester event. Please see our signup sheet for complete details about sponsoring this great community event.
North bound detour on S. Lincoln Road
Effective Monday April 1, 2013 beginning at 9:00 A.M. the north bound detour on S. Lincoln Road, E. Rochester will be commence. A plan showing the detour route — NY 31F Fairport Rd. to S. Washington St. to E. Linden Ave. to Bluff Dr. into S. Lincoln Rd. is available. The detour will stay in effect until further notice.
Attention Eyer Building Rehabilitation Project Bidders
The Town/Village of East Rochester will receive sealed Proposals for the Rehabilitation of the Eyer Building Complex in the Town/ Village of East Rochester, Monroe County, New York. Proposals will be received and bids publicly opened and read at the Town/Village Hall on Thursday, April 4th, 2013 at 2:00 PM. View the complete notice to see all of the details of how and where to submit proposals.
Attention Eyer Building Main Street Parking Project Bidders
The Town / Village of East Rochester will receive sealed proposals for the Eyer Building Main Street Parking in the Town / Village of East Rochester, County of Monroe, State of New York. Proposals shall be received and bids opened and read at the Town/Village Hall on Wednesday, March 27th, 2013 at 2:00 PM. View the complete notice to see all of the details of how and where to submit proposals.
2013 - 2014 Fiscal Year Budget Proposal
The 2013 - 2014 Fiscal Year Budget Proposal is now available.
E-Waste Policy: Effective January 1, 2013
Beginning January 1, 2013, the Town/Village of East Rochester has instituted new collection rules pertaining to all electronic waste in order to comply with the new state wide electronic waste collecting law. As part of this new law, landfills will no longer be allowed to accept any electronic waste collected by the Town/Village of East Rochester at their disposal sites.
As of January 1, 2013, any form of electronic waste placed at the curb for collection for either regular pick up as well as during bulk pick up, will incur a fee of $25.00 per item if collected by the Department of Public Works (DPW). Any such disposed electronic waste items will be will be tagged with a yellow sticker and left at the curb by the regular refuse or bulk refuse collection crew, and a separate collection crew will be back in the afternoon on the next regular workday to collect those electronic waste items which still remain at the curb. Upon collection, these items will be brought to the DPW Garage, where we will have an electronic waste collection facility. We have partnered with SUNNKING Electronics Recycling to comply with this new law.
To avoid the fee for curbside collection, any residents wishing to dispose of any electronic waste, may instead bring their items to the Department of Public Works Garage at 200 Ontario Street, Monday through Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Although residents will be asked to sign in for this process, there is no fee for this drop off service and it is available to all residents regardless of whether they have refuse service provided by the Town/Village of East Rochester.
Examples of Electronic Waste (E-Waste) are: Computers (towers, laptops, PDA’s, Tablets), Monitors (CRT, LCD, LED), Printers, Scanners, Copiers, Fax machines, Televisions, VCR’s, CD/DVD players, Stereo equipment, Cell phones, Telephones and anything else with a plug.
Deconversion Incentive
The Village of East Rochester has in effect a law which provides an incentive to owners of multi-family dwellings for converting those structures to single-family usage.
There are several multi-family dwellings in the Village, generally rental property, which were originally built as single-family homes. The goal of the Village Board is to incent as many property owners as possible to return these homes to their original single-family use. The results should have positive benefits to our greater community. Restoring those homes to single-family use results in a more valuable piece of property. Single-family homes in the Village continue to appreciate in value, in most cases, at a higher rate than multi-family properties.
The owner of "de-converted" property under this incentive can select one of the following rebate options:
- a. An amount equal to the lesser of the property owner’s actual Village tax bill or $750.00 for a period of ten years following completion of the de-conversion of the subject property to a single-family dwelling; or
- b. Payment of a lump sum of $7,500.00 upon completion of the de-conversion of the subject property to a single-family dwelling.
Please see our Deconversion Incentive page for more information and documentaion.
The Field of Dreams baseball game is coming to Rochester!
Because of your support and online votes, Rochester was selected to host the 2013 Pepsi Max Field of Dreams game! Take a look at the Field of Dreams official site for more details.
ERCN TV-12 Announces Video-On-Demand!
ERCN is proud to announce a new feature added to its web streaming site. Visitors to the site can now watch specific shows, on-demand, whenever they wish. The "Video-On-Demand" programming will include important meetings of interest to local ER residents including: monthly Village Board Meetings, School Board Meetings and Chamber of Commerce Meetings. It will include special programs focusing on East Rochester's rich historic heritage like "A Day At The Car Shops" and "East Rochester Urban Renewal". It will also include important school and village events.
To access the "Video-On-Demand" feature on ERCN's streaming website, go to the Village of East Rochester's website, click on the box that says "Click Here To Watch ERCN TV-12" and choose the subject you want to view from the "Categories" menu in the media player.
Since the release of the new web streaming site one month ago, ERCN has gotten over 1,200 hits on its website pages from over 300 unique visitors.
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ERCN TV-12
Attention All Contractors!
• Construction Trades
• Design Services
• Environmental Testing & Remediantion
The Town/Village of East Rochester is beginning its project to revitalize the Downtown Business District. As required by the New York State Main Street Grant Program, we are developing an Approved Contractor List.
To be part of the Approved Contractor List, submit an application along with proof of insurance and references to the Village Administrator, Martin D’Ambrose as soon as possible.
Our Contractor Application, as well as lots of other information about the Main Street Grant are available online.
If you still have questions that our online resources weren't able to answer, please contact the Village Administrator at 585-586-3553 or via email at mdambrose@eastrochester.org
Minority and Women-Owned businesses are strongly encouraged to apply.
ERCN TV-12 is now streaming LIVE!
ERCN TV-12 is now streaming live. Web-streaming provides almost anyone with a computer or a handheld device that is flash-player capable, the ability to view our programming. If you do not have Time Warner Cable service, or if you live outside the broadcast area, you now can watch our community access station and stay current with Village news, meetings, events and programming of local interest, specific to East Rochester. Our programming streams 24 hours a day, seven days a week and contains only East Rochester programming, where-as Channel 12 on Time Warner Cable, shares programming content times with Pittsford.
This web-stream is new. We are still working out minor issues. We welcome your feedback and comments. Please feel free to contact us at: jrusso@eastrochester.org
To insure you get the best quality viewing experience, you will require the following:
- High speed internet connection
- The latest version of Adobe Flash Player - available at no cost (insure you download the correct version for your computer): http://www.adobe.com/downloads/
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ERCN TV-12
NYS Announces Economic Development Funding through Regional Councils
The Town/Village of East Rochester is pleased and excited to announce that it has been awarded $500,000 through the New York Main Street grant program. Funding is provided through New York State Homes and Community Renewal (HCR) and will be used to assist with the rehabilitation and revitalization of numerous commercial and residential units in the mixed-use downtown business district along Main Street and West Commercial Street. In the coming weeks, the Town/Village will conduct outreach in the target area by developing and distributing informational materials to market program availability and explain requirements for participation in the program. Public informational meetings will be scheduled within the community to present information and answer questions.
Please do not begin any work on your buildings at this time as the Town/Village must be under contract with the state in order for any expenditures to be reimbursed. It is anticipated that a contract will be executed in early 2012. Check back for program updates in the coming weeks.
2013 Bulk Refuse Schedule - The 2013 Bulk Refuse Schedule is available for download. Click here to view or download a copy of the schedule as well as the bulk pickup rules.
Pharmaceutical Waste Drop Off dates extended- Click here for more information on new dates for dropping off your pharmaceutical waste.
NYS DPS Notification - The New York State Department of Public Service's Summer Campaign is "Energy Efficency; Use less energy, Save more green." For energy saving tips and further details click here for more information.
 Working Together to Reduce Stormwater Pollution
Read all about the 2012-2013 Joint Annual Report from the Stormwater Coalition of Monroe County and to see the efforts being done to reduce stormwater waste in our community.
WANTED - In continuing with the Village's program of placing historical markers at significant places around town we would like to hear from you, our residents, on places that might be appropriate for such a marker. Please contact the Village Historian Jim Burlingame at 381-3023 with your ideas.
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