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Ed Riely

Person 110 Truesdale Drive 11 mentions · 2026-02-18
Truesdale Drive Village Manager Bryan Healy rental registry Fire Department leaf blowers David Lowell Batten Road PERMA Lot A Young Avenue Dan Pozin rental registry fees Village Board Debi Braddick 110 Truesdale Drive
Article Board Of Trustees 2025-12-17 Read →
The new rental registry fees, also approved 4-0, charge $25 per unit on a triennial basis for standard rentals and annually for short-term rentals, capped at $500 per property. Late fees of $100 and $250 kick in after 30 and 60 days, respectively. Re…
Article Board Of Trustees 2025-11-19 Read →
Residents used the public comment period to express concerns about growth and traffic. Debi Braddick of Young Avenue urged the board to consider the traffic impact of the LOT A development and to share potential uses for Gouveia Park. Ed Riely of Tru…
Article Board Of Trustees 2025-11-05 Read →
During the non-agenda public comment period, resident Ed Riely of Truesdale Drive questioned why village police officers were directing traffic at Con-Edison construction sites. Village Manager Bryan Healy clarified that utilities request off-duty of…
Article Board Of Trustees 2025-10-29 Read →
During public comment, Ed Riely of Truesdale Drive criticized the village's fire department awards and recreation fees, while David Lowell of Farrington Road submitted a written request for a permanent ban on gas-powered leaf blowers.
Article Board Of Trustees 2025-10-08 Read →
Ed Riely of 110 Truesdale Drive was the sole resident to speak on the registry, acknowledging the understandable desire to prevent overcrowding but warning it "could be seen as another way to garnish more fees from the community." When asked what hap…
Article Planning Board 2025-10-07 Read →
"I could not think of another Village that does not have alternate members," said Village Attorney Dan Pozin, arguing they would prevent delays if a member misses several meetings. Resident Ed Riely of Truesdale Drive suggested the Village Board of …