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Solar Canopy

Topic 36 mentions · in our records since Nov 9, 2025
Rivertown Solar renewable diesel DPW Garage Bryan Healy renewable diesel pilot Frank Balbi heat pumps Westchester County Airport Village of Croton-on-Hudson Len Simon Solarize campaign leaf blowers Westchester Power N. Riverside Community Solar
Minutes Sustainability Committee Jun 28, 2026 Read →
Prior to installation of the canopies, the birds did so using the surface of the blacktop. 2 DPW solar canopy: Because the adjacent rooftop already has a rooftop solar installation (from 2020), Con Ed is requiring the canopy project to file a CESIR…
Article Sustainability Committee Jun 28, 2026 Read →
The DPW solar canopy project faces a more significant delay. Con Edison is requiring a Coordinated Electric System interconnect Review (CESIR) because an adjacent rooftop solar installation from 2020 already exists on the property. Rivertown Solar ch…
Article Sustainability Committee May 31, 2026 Read →
On solar, Con Edison gave the train station canopy project permission to operate on May 10, and the project was featured in a SUNY Binghamton graduate student's thesis on that school's solar options. For the planned solar canopy at the Department of …
Minutes Sustainability Committee May 31, 2026 Read →
Bryan Healy OKed that solution. 2 E-bikes: Len said that in the 24 days since the program re-started on 4/6/26, 210 e-bike rides were logged. On 5/2/26, the Senasqua Park bike station opened (see pic). Another site (at the base of the overpass on…
Minutes Sustainability Committee Apr 26, 2026 Read →
Commissioning of the entire system (canopies and batteries) was almost done when Con Ed found an outdated nameplate on one of the BESS inverters, requiring replacement. Once done, Con Ed will issue its formal Permission To Operate (PTO), hopefully v…
Article Sustainability Committee Apr 26, 2026 Read →
No decision has been made. ## Solar Canopies and DPW Project The train station solar canopies are close to commissioning. After a dead Canadian goose was removed from the site earlier in April, Con Ed discovered an outdated nameplate on one of the b…
Transcript Board Of Trustees Mar 25, 2026 Dave Lowell 100:15 →
Most recently, Stamford, Connecticut, and Rye, New York. Why not Croton? Croton has won awards for planting trees, bike sharing, solar canopy project. This is just as important. Gasoline powered leaf blowers should not be allowed on school property o…
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Minutes Sustainability Committee Mar 22, 2026 Read →
Con Ed’s formal Permission To Operate (PTO) should follow in early April. A dead Canadian goose was found atop canopy #3, facing the 2nd floor east window in the train station. Due to concerns over possible bird flu, removal has been scheduled with…
Minutes Sustainability Committee Feb 22, 2026 Read →
- Solar Projects/Issues Train station canopies: Third-party commissioning is underway. It should be finished by our March meeting, with full operation of the system thereafter. DPW solar canopy: Rivertown Solar’s bid (already accepted by the Villa…
Minutes Waterfront Advisory Committee Feb 4, 2026 Read →
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Trustees hereby authorizes the Village Manager to execute an agreement with Croton AYSO for the leasing of certain sports field fences for the placing of advertisement banners for the period beginning Ja…
Transcript Board Of Trustees Feb 4, 2026 Bryan Healy 63:51 →
Whereas the village issued an invitation to bid on 11/20/2025 for the installation and commissioning of a solar canopy at the DPW garage, and whereas this project is to be funded through grants awarded to the village by the New York State Energy Deve…
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Transcript Board Of Trustees Jan 21, 2026 Len Simon 56:29 →
The possible locations for red light cameras, if we should go forward with that. And then some partnership activities that the committee is considering with Croton-Harmon Schools. Similarly, our sustainability committee met on the eighteenth. Mayor a…
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Minutes Sustainability Committee Jan 18, 2026 Read →
4 Accomplishments & activities of the Sustainability Committee during 2025 - promoted use of Renewable Diesel in all municipal diesel trucks - developed and sought a contract for a ~60 kW DPW solar canopy - secured contractor for installation of EV …
Minutes Sustainability Committee Jan 18, 2026 Read →
- Solar Projects/Issues Train station canopies: Third-party commissioning is now slated to start 2/16/26 with power startup by early or mid-March. On New Year’s Day evening, the lights below all the canopies failed due to a breaker trip, the cause…
Minutes Board Of Trustees Jan 7, 2026 Read →
5. REPORT FROM THE VILLAGE MANAGER: Village Manager Healy advised that the Village will be switching over all DPW vehicles to renewable diesel, the Village expects to see an annual reduction of approximately 186 metric tons of CO2 per year which acco…
Article Board Of Trustees Jan 7, 2026 Read →
On the sustainability front, the village is switching all diesel vehicles to renewable diesel, following the lead of Westchester County Airport, Tuckahoe, and New York City. The roughly $26,000 annual cost difference will be covered by solar canopy l…
Transcript Board Of Trustees Jan 7, 2026 Bryan Healy 9:36 →
Thank you, mayor. To start with the question that was raised during the public comment period, as I detailed a little bit in my memo, we are switching over all of our diesel vehicles to the renewable diesel, fuel that, we have been piloting for the p…
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Minutes Board Of Trustees Dec 17, 2025 Read →
Village Board of Trustees December 17, 2025 Page 23 Trustee Simon thanked everyone for participating in our Tree and Menorah lightings on December 4“, thanked the Police Department and Croton Caring for sponsoring the annual Toy Drive on December 6th…
Minutes Sustainability Committee Dec 7, 2025 Read →
Train station canopies: Commissioning of both the canopies and the BESS should be completed by the end of December, with startup shortly thereafter. To avoid continued damage to some downspout connections to the underground drainage system by hasty c…
Transcript Board Of Trustees Nov 20, 2025 Len Simon 93:51 →
Well, thank you, trustee Nicholson. A few things here. On November 6, our heart committee met following up on the first four Croton luminaries that were honored, Pete Sakerakis, Ed Ron Thaler, Cornelia Cotton, and of course, the collection of great d…
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Minutes Sustainability Committee Nov 9, 2025 Read →
Train station canopies: No new issues to report. Completion of commissioning (by NovaSource) is expected before year’s end, with startup shortly thereafter. Paperwork for the acquisition of the POWIN battery system by FlexGen is nearly complete. DPW …
Article Sustainability Committee Nov 9, 2025 Read →
The meeting also highlighted a setback for local solar efforts. The winning contractor for the DPW solar canopy was dismissed on October 10 for failing to provide required paperwork. Because of the delay, the village lost about $9,000 of its roughly …
Transcript Board of Trustees Work Session Oct 15, 2025 Bryan Healy 0:25 →
Manager. Whereas the village issued an invitation to bid on 07/31/2025 for the installation and commissioning of a solar canopy at the DPW garage. Whereas this project to be funded through grants awarded to the village by the New York State Energy De…
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Transcript Board of Trustees Work Session Oct 15, 2025 Frank Balbi 46:20 →
On the driveway. Yeah. Okay. DPW solar canopy project. We just took care of that. Yeah. So you guys, I think, are up to date on that one. So, unfortunately, we only received one bid and and was not complete. So we are planning, I guess, to go back ou…
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Transcript Board of Trustees Work Session Oct 15, 2025 Frank Balbi 49:40 →
Shoreline resiliency and flood mitigation. So this was for the train station parking lot, trying to come up with a a plan to minimize, if not remove, all flooding that happens during larger events there. We did have some conceptual plans drawn up by …
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Minutes Sustainability Committee Oct 5, 2025 Read →
They were AS La being “confused” by distant pole-mounted lights in the train [Pee i) yard (bottom circle). Dave’s pics clarified the problem. On / 4 page 2, see pic of how rushed commuters have damaged in) downspouts. Bollards will be installed to pr…
Article Sustainability Committee Oct 5, 2025 Read →
Meanwhile, a separate $300,000 solar canopy project at the DPW is facing paperwork delays. Prior to a roughly $90,000 IRA rebate and other grants, the 59.4 kW project will cost the village nothing. On the operational side, Mayor Brian Pugh reported …
Minutes Sustainability Committee Sep 7, 2025 Read →
SW reported that (by late 2 August) over 76 Croton residents (more than any other Westchester community) had applied for help from its program. Over 360 in the County have done so. Installations completed by 12/31/25 are eligible for the 30% federal …
Minutes Sustainability Committee Apr 27, 2025 Read →
None of our work is directly tied to the CLCPA. - Recruitment/Outreach/Communications/PR On 4/24/25, Brian accepted an award given for the train station solar canopy project by City&StateNY, a “media organization covering NY local and State pol…
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The separate DPW solar canopy project is also moving forward. Rivertown Solar is securing a ~$39K NY-SUN incentive, has performed test borings for foundation work, filed for interconnection with Con Ed, and will soon order the canopy kit. The goal is…
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The DPW solar canopy project faces a more significant delay. Con Edison is requiring a Coordinated Electric System interconnect Review (CESIR) because an adjacent rooftop solar installation from 2020 already exists on the property. Rivertown Solar ch…
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The meeting also highlighted a setback for local solar efforts. The winning contractor for the DPW solar canopy was dismissed on October 10 for failing to provide required paperwork. Because of the delay, the village lost about $9,000 of its roughly …
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Meanwhile, a separate $300,000 solar canopy project at the DPW is facing paperwork delays. Prior to a roughly $90,000 IRA rebate and other grants, the 59.4 kW project will cost the village nothing. On the operational side, Mayor Brian Pugh reported …
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