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Oct 29, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Village of Washingtonville Planning Board Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes the call to order, the pledge of allegiance, announcements, and a discussion and review of an application for an amended site plan and subdivision for Baroda Realty LLC.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Village of Washingtonville Village Board Agenda
The agenda includes a public hearing to consider the designation of 60 East Main Street as a Local Historic Landmark. Updates are scheduled for the building and police departments, grants, and water and sewer services. Resolutions to be presented cover budget transfers and warrant payments, approval of a rain date for the Hudson Valley Hawks, the formal declaration of 60 East Main Street as a local historic landmark, authorization for an NYSDOT work permit, and approval for concrete curbing.
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The board discussed several administrative and infrastructure items, including the appointment of an acting deputy mayor and the adjournment of a public hearing regarding the historical designation of 60 East Main Street. Key topics included updates on water meter installations and usage, planning for community events, and the approval of various resolutions such as budget transfers, a DOT work permit, and a curfew extension for the holiday. The board also addressed sidewalk and curb work contracts, plans to bid for standby generators, and public inquiries regarding road maintenance on Tallman Road and potential use of land for park purposes.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
Village of Washingtonville Village Board Village Board Meeting Minutes
The meeting included reports on village water levels, meter replacement progress, and collections for water and sewer charges. The police department provided updates on vehicle locator installations, streetlight maintenance, and event security support. The building department reported on recent permits and certificate activity, while the planning board noted a site plan submission. Various resolutions were addressed, including budget transfers, pickleball event scheduling, sidewalk and LED crosswalk design authorization, concrete curbing contracts, and standby generator bidding. The board also tabled a collective bargaining agreement and a historic landmark designation. Community concerns regarding road trenching, pavement markings, and parking lot lighting were discussed.