🏞️ Recreation Advisory Committee
Committee Seeks More Research On Rifle Jack Monument
2025-11-10
Key Actions & Decisions
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**Resolutions Passed**: None.
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**Resolutions Failed**: None.
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**Applications Reviewed**: None.
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**Public Comments**: None (No public comment period noted in minutes).
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**Reports**:
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**Mayor's Referral**: Discussed a resident inquiry regarding a "Pop-Up Pizza Farm." The committee recommended the individual contact the Croton Business Council.
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**Monument Proposal**: The Village Board sought input on placing a monument for Revolutionary War soldier John "Rifle Jack" Peterson at 119 Radnor Avenue. The committee deferred a decision, requesting additional research, suggesting the Village explore placement at the local Cemetery, and noting member John Bouchard will reach out to the American Legion.
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**Parks Update (John Bouchard)**:
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Dobbs Park Improvements Project has started; infield fence replaced. Infield grass replacement and outfield fence repair/replacement underway. Playground and basketball court replacements tentatively scheduled for February–April 2026.
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New Belgium Blocks installed at the Duck Pond.
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Peace Pole installation at Croton Landing expected by the end of the week of November 10.
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Turf blankets to be placed on all fields after November 23.
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Water shut off at Croton Landing, Silver Lake, and Senasqua.
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**Miscellaneous Updates**:
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Goblin Walk (Oct. 25): Over 250 attendees received treat bags.
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4th Annual Halloween Dog Parade (Oct. 25): 60 dogs participated.
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Tree Lighting: Scheduled for December 4 at 5 p.m. (lighting at 6 p.m.), rain date December 5.
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Winter Brochure: Available December 2.
The Croton Recreation Advisory Committee reviewed a proposed monument for Revolutionary War soldier John "Rifle Jack" Peterson at 119 Radnor Avenue, requesting further research. The committee also reported that Dobbs Park improvements have begun, with playground and basketball court replacements slated for February 2026.
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