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A proposed commercial parking alternative and an update on Master Plan negotiations are among several topics the town board is expected to discuss at tonight's meeting. Two public presentations are scheduled at the beginning of the 7:30 p.m. meeting. First, a team will be handed to the Harrison Food Pantry, then the high school band will discuss an to play in the Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade next year. The is scheduled to go to a public discussion this week. The board will also consider a proposal to offer parking for commercial vehicles, for a fee, in the Calvert Street commuter lot. The public could also hear an update on the negotiations with an area consulting firm and their bid to . This would be a late item and is not on the agenda, but board members said this week the topic will likely be discussed. Town Board meetings are held at the .

A proposed commercial parking alternative and an update on Master Plan negotiations are among several topics the town board is expected to discuss at tonight's meeting.

Two public presentations are scheduled at the beginning of the 7:30 p.m. meeting. First, a team will be handed to the Harrison Food Pantry, then the high school band will discuss an to play in the Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade next year. The is scheduled to go to a public discussion this week. The board will also consider a proposal to offer parking for commercial vehicles, for a fee, in the Calvert Street commuter lot.

The public could also hear an update on the negotiations with an area consulting firm and their bid to . This would be a late item and is not on the agenda, but board members said this week the topic will likely be discussed. Town Board meetings are held at the .

Harrison

The Harrison Town/Village Board meets tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall.