James D. Carroll

Key discussion topics for the work session included the formal abandonment of the FGEIS for Form-Based Code, and authorization to set public hearings concerning a Local Law regarding Property Maintenance and the Chappaqua Crossing development. Administrative items covered payment of claims, authorizations for various purchases such as Aluminum Sludge Removal services and filter media for the MWTP, awarding bids for cleaning services, approving a change order for underground fuel tank replacement, and awarding an RFP for Water Main Replacement Project engineering services. Resolutions were also slated for discussion regarding Solar Powered Pedestrian Crosswalk Warning Light Systems and a WQIP CFA Submission for a Combination Vacuum Truck. The main Town Board Meeting included public comment periods, a public hearing concerning a Local Law to Amend Chapter 62 regarding the Monetary Threshold for the New Castle Energy Code, and a Consent Agenda covering numerous administrative items.

The Town Board meeting agenda included an Executive Session covering personnel, contracts, and advice of counsel. The Work Session featured discussions on an update for the Hudson Ridge Wellness Center, a local law regarding a moratorium enactment, authorization for engineering design services for a culvert replacement by Tectonic Engineering, and authorization to remit payment for East of Hudson Corporation Operations & Maintenance. Administrative items involved authorizations for conference attendance, entering into an agreement with Willowbrook Swim Club, and creating a capital project for the rehabilitation of Amsterdam Field #1. The main Town Board Meeting included public hearings on expanding the 10% AFFH requirement, establishing an Alternate Board Member position for the Planning Board, and amending the Code concerning the Board of Ethics membership. The Consent Agenda included authorizations for police retirement and hiring, hiring a Parks Seasonal Laborer, declaring surplus items, obtaining bids for water-related materials, retaining professional services, awarding a bid to Hubbard's Cupboard, and several authorizations related to previous work session items. A resolution was also scheduled for consideration regarding the findings and penalty recommendation for a police officer matter.

The document serves as a public notice announcing the continuation of the Town Board Budget Meetings. It specifies that the meeting will occur in-person at the New Castle Town Hall and simultaneously via videoconference and teleconference. The notice also details multiple methods for the public to attend or observe the Town Board Work Session, including accessing live streams on YouTube or through the Zoom Application. Instructions for submitting public comments in advance or during the session via email are provided, along with a dial-in number for those without internet access.

The document announces a Town Board Work Session, which will be preceded by an Executive Session. It provides detailed instructions for the public on how to access the meeting remotely via videoconference and teleconference, including how to attend in-person, watch the live stream on YouTube, or join via Zoom. It also outlines the procedures for submitting public comments either in-person, live via Zoom, or in advance via email, and specifies an alternative method for providing comments by phone before 4:00 PM on the day of the meeting.

This document serves as a notice for the Regular Monthly Meeting of the Millwood Board of Fire Commissioners, scheduled to take place at Station No. 1 located at 100 Millwood Road in the Town of New Castle.