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The Village of Clyde is beginning the preliminary design phase for the improvements to the Glasgow Street (NYS RTE 414) Streetscape enhancement and improvements project between Columbia street and Caroline Street. Color displays and proposed concepts will be displayed in the front window of the building at 70 Glasgow Street approximately one week prior to the Public Meeting for your review. The Public Meeting is to be held on January 29, 2008 at 7 p.m. in the Village Hall.
Welcome to the Village of Clyde, NY web site. We are very proud of our quaint downtown with its historic buildings and village square. As you will see our history is a rich tapestry built from the Erie Canal and Railroad.
Please take a minute to visit our site and see what we have to offer. Our good schools, great location, low crime rate, and affordable housing offer young and old a wonderful alternative to city living. We welcome you and your family to visit our community during our Farmers Market Days, and antique car show days every last Thursday of the month throughout the summer and fall. Take a boat ride down the Erie Canal and enjoy a picnic at our Lauraville Landing Park that meanders along the banks of the Canal. Take time to visit our wonderful museums and gift shops as well. If you are a boater along the canal we have docking facilities with electric and water. The dock is a short walk over the bridge to our pharmacy, Laundromat, ATMs, package store, bagged ice, grocery store and fast food restaurants. For your convenience our pizza shops will also deliver to the docks.
We are a village that is welcoming new entrepreneurial businesses and would be glad to help your businesses, large or small, find success here in our village. We are ideally situated at the crossroads of NY routes 31 and 414 and only eight miles from the NYS Thruway and NYS route 104. Our scenic country living with clean air and close proximity to the Audubon Center and Montezuma Wildlife Center makes us a great choice for individuals looking to start a business and raise a family. Please check out our business opportunities page on this site.
We continue to look to improve our community. Next year we will be undergoing a major change to our downtown business district with the installation of new period lighting, conduit, sidewalks with pavers and streetscape improvements. We will be developing our history park in our downtown business district as well, to include tables, benches and landscaping with bricks purchased by families wishing to remember their ties with our village. Our canal park, Lauraville Landing, will undergo a face lift with a picnic pavilion reminiscent of the train station that once stood there, improved biking and hiking trails, fishing platform, and a children’s historical interpretive center. These improvements only help to make us a gem along the Erie.
Again welcome to Clyde! Please come often and stay long.
Roxanne T. Kise, Mayor
Section of downtown stores
Located
in the heart of the Central New York and the Finger Lakes Region, between
the cities of Rochester and Syracuse, Clyde is at the center of a vast
array of attractions and activites. Come join the world class adventures
the area has to offer!
Location
Perhaps one of the best incentives to being located in Clyde
is its easy access to major highways and airports, putting it within quick
reach of major northeast markets. Because of its geographic location,
Clyde is a gateway to the wealth of resources in the surrounding area.
Community
Resources
Clyde benefits from being a tightly knit rural village with a
strong sense of community. From large festivals to smaller seasonal activities,
there are always things going on. With a safe hometown feeling within
an hour of the metropolitan areas of Syracuse
and Rochester, Clyde offers the
best of both worlds.
Employment
Statistics
The Clyde area offers a stable skilled and unskilled low cost
labor force. Whether your business is looking to relocate or starting
from scratch, the Village of Clyde has the resources available to increase
your production and help your sales. See also the N.Y.S.
Department of Labor.
The
Village of Clyde
Tax breaks and other incentives to provide a growth in tourism and the
establishment of new homes and businesses.
Enforcement of new zoning laws to encourage the growth and development
of downtown businesses in the historical character.
Commemorating the historic Erie Canal through a history park.
Income
Levels
Median Household Income: $31,097
Average Household Income: $34,872
For more information, contact the U.S. Census Bureau.
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