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· 2026-02-18
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Alright. So the next section is section f, and so this is what I was referring to earlier. So section f, which is the placement size and attachment, this applies to all signs, commercial or noncommercial. Right? So all signs in the village would have…
So that's that's actually that's Commercial. Yeah. And that language, that was in our code already. That was in our code already. Was just in a different section, so we moved it here. Got it. I'm yeah. Like, how tall are those signs on Riverside? So …
Right. So this this would be Yeah. You know, if you were coming in and out of ShopRite, I I keep using them as an example. But yeah. Yeah. Like, exit here. You know? I see. Something like that. Yeah.
Okay. Well, I mean, if you want this is just my opinion. I'm speaking for the entire planning board, but if we're gonna do our job thoughtfully going forward, I think we need flexibility on parking code regardless of where it is in the village. That'…
I'm not accusing Hansberry of anything other than being a communist or very close to being a communist. And I'm not saying she was a violent person. I I don't believe she was. She wrote one of the most beautiful plays, probably the 10 best plays in t…
Yeah. Committees are expected to operate within their approved budget. If they're gonna exceed that, they have to get approval from the board. Funds can't be used for transportation, lodging, meals, other incidentals, again, unless they receive expli…
I think somebody from that committee came and got the card from here. So I just don't know how somebody on the committee happened to know that. I didn't even know that. So I think being more specific about what the procurement policy is specifically …
I'll I'll just say, for example, for the, I'm trying to remember what special permit it was that we got. I think it might have been for the mechanic's garage at across from ShopRite in the Straddles Building. Uh-huh. That went to that was the first p…
Notably, nobody from the public showed up to comment on what could hit their wallets hardest: trash disposal fees that are projected to nearly double in 2026. The village manager attributed the spike to Westchester County raising its tipping fees by …
the key skill is charging us more money? It's it's Westchester County. So the the Westchester County runs the solid waste disposal and, you know, they significantly increased their fees for garbage, solid waste. And they I mean, they also increased t…
At the committee's January 9 meeting, member Millie shared that her children were the targets of a racist incident at Shoprite on December 11th. The event generated an outpouring of community support but also underscored persistent issues of racism i…
Delgado also shared a personal account of a racist incident at Shoprite involving a woman in her 70s. Chief Nikitopoulos confirmed police are aware of the individual; while her language isn't illegal, she has been banned from the store.
Hi. I'm Judy Ray or 3 Gerstein Street. I've recently been I recently retired in April, and I'm joining and becoming more aware of everything that's going on in the town. And, I am a painter and not a house painter. And, I am getting more involved in …
Is that alright? Sorry. Yeah. That's fine. Seamless. I'm not gonna repeat a few things Maria said. So well said, Maria. One thing that's come up and maybe we can we can talk about it with the manager offline, but something I'm hearing from, like, the…
know Generally, the village is not allowed to solicit for donations or gifts. So we really can't go to ShopRite and say, you know, are you able to give us x y z? So I don't really know if that's a conversation that we can Interesting.
The board also approved a $2.67 million contract with Remus Industries of Ossining for the Van Cortlandt Manor entrance project, subject to state Department of Transportation approval. Healy explained the village is acting as a municipal pass-through…