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December 29, 2011
Janine King
Assistant Village Manager
Village of Croton on Hudson
1 Van Wyck Street
Croton on Hudson, NY 10520
Dear Ms King,
As per our conversation on December 27, I am requesting to initiate a special permit to hold a
temporary indoor farmers market in the space once used for a Block Buster Video Store on
Maple Street. I would like to be considered for being on the agenda on January 4th to discuss
this request with the Board.
Because of the success of the outdoor farmers markets in the region, indoor markets have
taken a tentative hold as well, although being only for several months of the year, it is difficult
to find suitable space. We have looked at the space on Maple Street with the leasing agent as
the 3,200 square ft is very close to what we need.
The market would run Saturdays 7am-3pm inclusive of set up and break down from February
to the end of May. Approximately 15 weeks if we start February 11th. The number of
vendors selling on any day would be 24. The products would be similar to what one would
find at a seasonal farmers market. The items are produce, including mushrooms, breads,
pastry, organic nuts and nut butter, Long Island fish, pickles, meats including poultry, beef
and pork and several farmstead cheese makers.
Most of the vendors drop off their product and their sales staff meets them there. They then
drive on to other sites. Very few large vehicles stay at this location. About 8-10 vans and cars
from the smaller vendors and their staff could park on Riverside Ave.in designated spaces.
Approximately 400-450 people visited the market when it was located in Briarcliff although I
don’t expect the number to be as high in this location. The greatest number of shoppers came
during the hours of 9-11am.
If we get an approval for this I would like to request a reduction of the permit fee as this is a
temporary use of the space. Thank you for your consideration and I would be happy to
answer any questions you have at the board meeting on the 4th.
Miriam Haas
Director, Community Markets.
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