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Board of Trustees Work Session

Croton Trustees Reject Sole Solar Canopy Bid

Oct 15, 2025

The Croton-on-Hudson Board of Trustees voted 3-0 to reject the sole bid for a NYSERDA-funded solar canopy at the DPW Garage due to a missing bid bond. The board also discussed expanding residential parking permits to Hastings and Young avenues and a proposed Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP) for village EMS.

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Chapters

0:03 Consider authorizing the Village Manager to reject the bid received on September 4, 2025, for the DPW Garage solar canopy project. transcript →
4:12 Update on Departmental Operations and Projects from Superintendent of Public Works Frank Balbi. transcript →
77:29 Review of Residential Parking Permit Survey Results for Young and Hastings Avenues. transcript →
95:02 Discussion on Proposed Length of Service Award Program for Croton EMS. transcript →

Key Actions & Decisions

● **Resolutions Passed**: None.
● **Resolutions Failed**: None.
● **Applications Reviewed**: None.
● **Public Comments**: None.
● **Reports**: None.
● **Other Actions**:
● Motion to enter executive session for personnel matters (4-0 vote at 8:44 PM).
● Motion to adjourn executive session (unanimous vote at 9:16 PM).
● **Resolutions Passed**
● Resolution #243-2025: Rejects the single bid received on September 4, 2025, for the installation and commissioning of a solar canopy at the DPW Garage. Passed 3-0 (Trustees Politi and Slippen absent). Dollar amount: N/A (project to be funded by NYSERDA grants).
● **Resolutions Failed**
● None.
● **Applications Reviewed**
● None.
● **Public Comments**
● None recorded.
● **Reports**
● Superintendent of Public Works Frank Balbi provided an update on general department operations and ongoing projects.
● Village Manager Bryan Healy and the Board discussed an expansion of the residential parking permit system targeting Hastings and Young avenues.
● Village Manager Bryan Healy and the Board discussed a proposed Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP) for Croton EMS.
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