Senior Youth Advocate (Peekskill Youth Bureau) at City of Peekskill.
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The Board reviewed and approved a signage application for a storefront located at 1006 Park Street on behalf of X-Treme Care, LLC. The board approved the installation of a new metal signage board with specific instructions to attach the signage to the mortar of the brick façade, and subsequently granted a Certificate of Appropriateness for the project.
The Common Council met to address various administrative, financial, and operational matters. Key agenda items included the adoption of the 2027 Multi-Year Capital Plan, approval of multiple grant applications, including FEMA funding for firefighter equipment, Hurricane Ida infrastructure grants, and CDBG funding for municipal facility upgrades. The council also established several agreements, such as a prisoner transportation intermunicipal agreement, a PILOT agreement for the 41 N. Division Street redevelopment, and a concession license for waterfront watersports activities. Furthermore, the council authorized competitive bidding for police department renovations, declared a property at 946 Second Street as surplus, and approved the hosting of the Full Moon Walk event and the Summer Youth Employment Program.
The Board of Ethics discussed the status of submitted Disclosure Statements, noting a decline in return rates. Potential strategies were considered to improve compliance, including resending the forms and transitioning to email distribution. Additionally, the Chair planned to contact the City Manager to discuss potential amendments to the Disclosure Statement section of the Code.
The board reviewed several signage and facade applications. A Certificate of Appropriateness was granted for new signage at 930 South Street, contingent upon the cleaning of the building facade. Similarly, an application for signage at 15 North Division Street was approved, with conditions regarding the backing board design. The board rejected a signage replacement proposal for 920 South Street, requesting a more cohesive plan that addresses internal illumination, background colors for site signage, and the inclusion of all visual changes to the premises. Finally, a conditional Certificate of Appropriateness was granted for the facade restoration at 901-907 Main Street, pending the board's review of a physical brick mock-up to ensure an appropriate match to the existing structure.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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