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I think you guys have done a very, very nice job. I think that architecturally, it's feels very compatible with the existing building. And I think that the entrance confusion when I've been there before is real and and and not good for anybody, reall…

I can give a quick up engineer's report update on this. Sure. Because some things actually apply if people are listening in the audience as well somewhere. Rental registry letters went out. I'm not sure if anyone's aware or has one, but if you rent y…

Thank you, mister mayor, mister manager, ladies and gentlemen of the board. My name is Casey Raskob. I'm the village prosecutor. I'm here to discuss with the board an issue which occurs occasionally and believe ranges just from an oversight in our vi…

And then so section k is now temporary commercial signage. Mhmm. Right? So temporary temporary commercial signs that follow these regulations don't require a signed permit. So they're allowed for forty five days, have to be attached, rigged, or fixed…

So then prohibitions. Right? So this is, we're just putting a date in for when the original billboard exemption was enacted. Right? So that's the first change there. It just makes it clear. Yeah. Because People don't know the effective date of It was…

The I'm gonna ask. The chambers, stormwater chambers, how often do they have to be cleaned?

Really? The maintenance schedule on those, the it's maybe, like, once a year or once every two years. They're really not supposed to be it's not like a manhole that you're opening it up. It's a small inspection port. Right. You go in there and that's…

Okay. Thank you. So it's been a fun couple of days here in the village of Croton for our DPW and all our staff. The DPW put in thirty one hours of of time. They've got here on 4PM Sunday, and they were here until 11:00 Monday night. So, you know, the…

to talk a little bit about how grants and how to decide when to pursue a particular grant, talk about a little bit on the anticipated state grants, for this year. Grants for potential cap village capital projects that have already been identified, by…

Well, yeah, I I guess depending on so looking back to, you know, 2022 or so in my mind, I mean, maybe there's still kind of a a hangover from COVID and the pandemic at that point. We we just wanna make sure we have you know, we're not just looking at…

And then, you know, just to summarize what these changes are, and Vince might need some of your help with this. So, basically, what these what the cleanups are, there's a bunch around, transitioning the special permits from the village board to the p…

3 of 2026: created Chapter 9 (Auditor) in village code; appointed village manager to the role with no additional compensation • Approved consent agenda including National Police Week recognition, zoning code cleanup shifting special permit reviews to…

It is. Yeah. I didn't notice that. Yeah. I mean, that's that could be moved. Yeah. I'll I'll move that. I'll move that. I'm writing back to the border saying I mean I didn't see a dumpster. I don't know if it's there or not. I didn't see it moving th…

It's it's hard to avoid with a 15 foot front yard setback. And with the angle and the easement, I couldn't push the house back any further and still maintain the size footprint I would need to get the square footage I would need need to make the proj…

what is that supposed to represent? That looks like a stone. Oh, that's that's just my riprap. That's my tracking pad for construction to clean my trucks before I pull out. So that's So that'll all be construction.

It's very vegetated. So it's it's not as much off of that that I've seen. There's quite a bit from the lawns of the neighbors that run to the back. I don't see much come off the hill. We put a good swale in there, so it should keep it going, you know…

Well, we're not we're not going beyond we don't have any landscape plan to go beyond where those arborvitae are. There. It's pretty much, like you said, a native jungle because that's steep slope, so we didn't plan on It's outside of our dist disturb…

Lupicella. One of the Lupicellas owned it. And her her husband, Robert Galzin, was a a long time village employee who tragically passed away this year. And Marlene is now, you know, sort of stuck with, you know, wanting to to legalize this, and it's …