Board of Trustees Work Session
Trustees back Old Post Road safety work, seek smaller Gouveia Park first phase
Oct 14, 2026
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At the October 14 work session, Croton trustees gave informal direction to advance Old Post Road North crossings under existing funding, sought an affordable first Gouveia Park phase and a five-year parks needs list, and asked for a daylighting policy draft. They made no new park appropriation or daylighting rule.
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Key Actions & Decisions
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Signaled support for staff to advance three Old Post Road North safety concepts under the existing $100,000 allocation; no construction contract was approved.
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Asked staff for a five-year village parks needs list and a smaller, affordable first Gouveia Park phase; no $3 million park appropriation was made.
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Asked staff to develop a daylighting policy draft with the Bicycle-Pedestrian Committee; no ordinance or parking removal was adopted.