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Croton-on-Hudson, New York · Thursday, October 1, 2026· Oct 1, 2026
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Croton trustees approve police study as Lounsbury resident presses water fix

Sep 30, 2026 21902 words transcribed

A resident described rust-stained laundry while the village awaits county approval for Lounsbury Road water-main work. Trustees approved a $57,750 police study and pressed the state on Route 129 hazards; they did not adopt the proposed waterfront law.

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0:13 Public Hearing on Local Law Introductory No. 14 of 2026 to amend Chapter 223, Waterfront Revitalization, of the Village Code to provide clarification in the review of land use applications for consistency with the Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan. transcript →
0:13 SEQRA Part II and LWRP Consistency Review for Local Law Introductory No. 14 of 2026 to amend Chapter 223, Waterfront Revitalization, of the Village Code to provide clarification in the review of land use applications for consistency with the Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan. transcript →
9:52 LWRP Consistency Review for the MTA Signal Project along the Metro-North Railroad Hudson Line. transcript →
17:00 Responses To Question Submitted by Email transcript →
17:00 Public Comment - Agenda Items transcript →
17:00 Report from the Village Manager transcript →
18:32 Consent Agenda transcript →
47:34 Proposed Resolutions transcript →
81:08 Public Comment - Non Agenda Items transcript →
86:55 Reports from the Mayor and Board of Trustees transcript →

Key Actions & Decisions

● Approved a $57,750 police staffing and operations study, without approving staffing changes.
● Approved a Route 129 resolution urging state tree work and pavement rehabilitation; no state construction date was announced.
● Approved use of $500,000 in water-fund balance for Lounsbury Road relining while county plan approval remains pending.
● Closed the Local Law 14 waterfront hearing without voting on the law; authorized accepting 21 Cook Lane for potential passive recreation.
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