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🏛️ Board Of Trustees

Board Unlocks $1.03M For Long-Stalled Downtown Paving

Oct 29, 2025

The Croton-on-Hudson Board of Trustees unanimously appropriated $1,032,000 for downtown paving using long-awaited federal funds, while also approving a public hearing to expand residential parking permits on Hastings and Young avenues. The board also authorized $20,000 for emergency water meter replacements after dozens of meters failed to transmit data.

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Chapters

0:34 Approval of Vouchers transcript →
1:22 Presentation of Certificates of Recognition to the 2024 Top Responders in the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department. transcript →
7:24 LWRP Consistency Review for the application of epoxy and preformed pavement markings over existing markings, and re-marking and re-applying long line pavement markings to restore marking visibility on various state highways in the Village of Croton-on-Hudson. transcript →
11:23 Response To Questions Submitted by Email transcript →
11:23 Public Comment - Agenda Items transcript →
17:10 Consent Agenda transcript →
18:25 Proposed Resolutions transcript →
33:07 Public Comment - Non-Agenda Items transcript →

Key Actions & Decisions

● Appropriated $1,032,000 for construction and construction inspection of the Downtown Croton paving project.
● Scheduled a November 19, 2025, hearing at 7 p.m. on a proposed expansion of residential parking permits along Hastings and Young avenues between Crest Street and Devon Avenue.
● Transferred $20,000 from the Water Contingency Account for replacement water meters.
● Approved Cohen Law Group’s review of the proposed telecommunications law for an amount not to exceed $3,750.
● Authorized LaBella Associates to review the electrical, plumbing, sewer and water code chapters for an amount not to exceed $6,950.
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