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2025-03-04 response from Fire Dept on hydrant location

site plan 4 pages
Meeting: portal event 1031 (no meeting page on file)
Agenda item: Old Business — WBP Development, LLC - 1 Croton Point Avenue/ "Lot A" (79.17-1-5,4 &3) - Application for Site Plan Approval for Five-Story Building with 100 Dwelling Units and Subdivision Approval for Consolidation Subdivision
Site plan, 4 pages. Attached to agenda item: “Old Business — WBP Development, LLC - 1 Croton Point Avenue/ "Lot A" (79.17-1-5,4 &3) - Application for Site Plan Approval for Five-Story Building with 100 Dwelling Units and Subdivision Approval for Consolidation Subdiv”
Retrieved 2026-04-15 from the village's meeting portal. View the original PDF ↗
Also attached to this agenda item: 032625CoHPB - Insite response letter 2025-03-26 Croton Point Full Set SS 250326 1CrotonPoint PlanningBoardIssue Draft eNOI Croton Point 1 MS4 Croton Point PCSM-1 SWPPP24154 032625 SS
Dawn McKenzie, RLA Subject: FW: 1 Croton Point - Croton Fire Dept Comments From: pdinkler@optonline.net <pdinkler@optonline.net> Sent: Tuesday, March 4, 2025 2:38 PM To: Dan O'Connor <doconnor@crotononhudson-ny.gov>; 208 Chiefs <chiefs@crotonfd.org> Cc: Michael Bevivino <michael@arketekcher.com>; John Bainlardi <jbainlardi@wbpdev.com>; Eric Schlobohm, PE <ESchlobohm@insite-eng.com>; Richard Williams, PE <RWilliams@insite-eng.com>; Bryan Healy <bhealy@crotononhudson- ny.gov>; Karen Stapleton <kstapleton@crotononhudson-ny.gov> Subject: Re: 1 Croton Point - Croton Fire Dept Comments Hello Dan, That hydrant placement looks ok Philip Dinkler Chief Croton FD ------ Original Message ------ From: doconnor@crotononhudson-ny.gov To: chiefs@crotonfd.org Cc: michael@arketekcher.com; jbainlardi@wbpdev.com; ESchlobohm@insite-eng.com; RWilliams@insite-eng.com; bhealy@crotononhudson-ny.gov; kstapleton@crotononhudson-ny.gov Sent: Monday, March 3rd 2025, 04:15 PM Subject: 1 Croton Point - Croton Fire Dept Comments Chief Dinkler: This project is before the Planning Board for Site Plan Approval. One of the CFD comments (see below) was the request for a new fire hydrant at the location specified below. The new fire hydrant will be owned and maintained by the Village and will need to be in an easement area granted to the Village. A proposed easement line (dashed) is shown on the plans and the area in the easement highlighted in yellow. If the yellow shaded area is not optimal for the new hydrant the easement area could be expanded to accommodate the preferred hydrant location. Please mark up the attached site plan with the preferred location of the new hydrant and pumper nozzle direction and email back. The comments from the CFD are below. Hydrants: Yes, we would like a new hydrant, to be located on Croton Point Ave., at the corner between the west side of the #1 Croton Point Ave development and the driveway opening for #1A Croton Point Ave. This should allow us to better position our apparatus for any incident at #1 CPA and as you pointed out, maybe keep the Rt.9/9A SB off-ramp open. It also helps solve an issue that we have with both #1A CPA and for a dry standpipe on the CPA bridge over the MTA MNRR Harmon Yards that allows us to supply water to certain parts of the yard without running hose on the main line track. Dan Daniel O'Connor, P.E. 914-271-4783 Tel 914-233-5657 Fax Email: doconnor@crotononhudson-ny.gov Web site: www.crotononhudson-ny.gov “The best results are achieved through the cooperative efforts of different disciplines, all aimed at the same objective.” -Andrew Grove. SOCIAL MEDIA NOTICE: Stay informed! Sign up for the Village’s e-alerts, Code Red emergency notification system and social media accounts by visiting https://www.crotononhudson-ny.gov/home/pages/stay- connected. DISCLOSURE NOTICE: Any email sent or received through the Village of Croton-on-Hudson email system may be monitored in the normal course of Village business, may be released to the public under the New York State Freedom of Information Law, and is subject to discovery proceedings in legal actions.

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