Holli Cross

The board meeting included a public hearing regarding the acquisition of a permanent utility easement for a sanitary sewer upgrade project. Discussions also involved concerns about the easement's impact on green land and Greenway access. The board also discussed EPA's Tanna technical assistance needs assessment and Saint Gobain McCaffery Street facility.

The board meeting included discussions on various topics, including the Hoosick Falls festivals of trees. There were updates regarding the Woods Brook buyout, PFOA results from the second round of blood tests, and air monitoring. The board also discussed emissions from the McCafferty location, specifically related to the PTF coating processes. The meeting addressed concerns about smells associated with McAfee Street.

The meeting included discussions and decisions on various topics. A request from the band 'Together Again' to use the bandstand on July 12 was approved. The board also approved hosting the first annual Stephen Colvin 21 strong 5k run/walk on October 11. The treasurer's report was reviewed, and the minutes from previous meetings were accepted. A citizen raised concerns about canceled checks from H a YC3 and FOIA requests. The police report highlighted arrests related to trail patrols and drug-related issues. Code enforcement reported on property violations and contacts with banks regarding vacant properties. Committee reports included updates on the reopening of the recycling plant and discussions on LED streetlights.

The board meeting included discussions on budget assessments, parking restrictions, and the tentative budget for 2028-2029. There was a discussion about the money paid to the county for dispatch services and concerns about the benefits of the Chamber membership. The board also discussed real property tax law and assessment roles, and the process for property owners to grieve assessments. Additionally, they talked about potential zoning changes along the riverfront to encourage investment and recreational opportunities.

The meeting addressed the Woods Brook flooding situation, including the state of emergency declaration, the establishment of a command center, and the involvement of numerous emergency crews and state agencies. Concerns about the wells and the water main and sewer main on Church Street were discussed. The meeting also covered updates on the Southern Baptist Convention disaster relief efforts, a tour given to US Congressman John Faso and other officials, and an assessment of the culverts under the Dodge building. A public hearing was conducted for a grant application to fund long-term solutions, including rerouting the stream by the golf course to divert peak flows.