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Electric Vehicle Charging

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Croton Riverside, LLC Rob Luntz Ralph Rossi Board of Education South Riverside Avenue Van Wyck Street Seyed Hosseini Train Station Riverside Avenue 25 South Riverside Avenue South Riverside Brian Pugh Steve Krisky John Ghegan public hearing
Transcript Board Of Trustees Sep 9, 2026 Brian Pugh 90:50 →
And, you know, I'll leave it up to Valerie whether or not she thinks it's worth putting it or not. But electric vehicle charging. Know we have a lot of charging capacity slated to be added to the train station, but that is for, basically, for commute…
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Minutes Planning Board Jun 23, 2026 Read →
There was a brief discussion about some landscaping being added behind the building in an area that is visible if you are driving down Van Wyck Street. There was a discussion about possibly adding a barrier before the fence, and it was left off by sa…
Minutes Planning Board Jun 23, 2026 Read →
Ralph Rossi of Croton Riverside, LLC was present in support of the application. The applicant stated that the developers did multiple tours of this new building with the fire department to make them familiar with the building and its systems. When th…
Minutes Planning Board Jun 23, 2026 Read →
1 The outdoor parking area is for both residents and visitors. The applicant stated that the parking lot would always need to be plowed in the event of snow, so the charging stations would always be clear. The applicant reiterated that this change i…
Minutes Board of Education Jun 5, 2025 Read →
(EV Chargers, Project 004-009) Resolution: RESOLVED: That the Board of Education hereby approves the change order for $6,741.95 (EC-12-BG, Solar Electric Systems, Inc., Project # 004-009) as presented. This change order provides funds to connect ex…
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## EV Chargers and Municipal Vehicles The committee reported steady progress on 18 electric vehicle charging ports at the Croton-Harmon train station, with a project update approved by NYSERDA on June 27. The chargers are expected to be operational …
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