Jessie Boyd

The meeting involves the review of staff reports and appeal interpretations for specific properties, including 711 North Division Street and 163 Union Avenue.

The meeting agenda included the review of the fiscal year 2025 audited financial statements and auditor's report, alongside various monthly financial reports and PILOT billing updates. Board members planned to ratify policies and procedures, including by-laws, the ethics policy, investment policy, and procurement policy. Other business items involved the acknowledgement of fiduciary duty, updates on the 41 North Division Street project and 901 Main Street project, and committee appointments including audit, finance, and governance committees.

The board conducted public hearings regarding an appeal of a code enforcement determination concerning nonconforming use at 711 North Division Street and an application for area variances at 163 Union Avenue. The ZBA reached a decision on the 711 North Division Street appeal, finding that while the property maintains a legal preexisting nonconforming Contractor's Yard, the applicant had impermissibly expanded this use into the northern side yard of the property, necessitating corrective action. The meeting agenda also included the election of officers.

The document provides a collection of agendas for the Peekskill Common Council, covering a wide range of municipal topics. Key discussion items include planning services and various grant applications for infrastructure projects such as sewer improvements and street repairs. The agendas also detail the review of professional service agreements, contract renewals, and appointments to local boards and commissions. Executive sessions were consistently scheduled to discuss employment history, personnel appointments, and pending litigation or real estate matters. Additionally, the meetings addressed community-related issues such as street closures for festivals, public hearings on parking and zoning, donations of public art, and various municipal operation updates.

The council meeting addressed various administrative and municipal resolutions. Key topics included authorizing street closures for the Farmers Market and Cinco de Mayo celebrations, approving professional service agreements for the Depew Park Improvement Project and summer camp transportation, and setting the annual tax warrant. Additionally, the council scheduled a public hearing regarding zoning text amendments to regulate cannabis dispensaries, consumption sites, and delivery services, and discussed miscellaneous items such as a letter of opposition to rate increases and appointments to local positions.