Public documents that mention Peri Alyse Kadanoff.
Jun 24, 2026·Board meeting
Solid Waste Commission Minutes
The commission addressed several administrative and regulatory resolutions, including the approval of Resolution 21/2026 regarding Tompkins Transport LLC, the authorization to issue permits to operate for five companies, and the authorization to license sixteen companies and renew licenses for thirty-one companies. Additionally, the commission approved the addition of a new monitor to the approved list, reviewed a report on thirty recent violations, discussed the impact of an updated fine structure, and initiated the development of a new two-year renewal application document.
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The Commission addressed the approval of Resolution 16/2026 regarding the administrative hearing for GRIIN Construction Inc. Additionally, the Board authorized the issuance of new Permits to Operate for fourteen companies, the conversion of permits to licenses for twenty-one companies, and the renewal of licenses for sixty-one companies. The status of William R. Boyar DBA Mahopac Scrap and Container was updated, noting the revocation of the company license. Furthermore, the Commission approved Resolution 20/2026 to update fee structures for license classes D and F. Finally, a report on seventeen recently issued violations for unlicensed operations, unregistered vehicles, and failure to display decals was presented.
Mar 11, 2026·Board meeting
Solid Waste Commission Minutes
The Commission addressed several administrative hearing recommendations, resulting in the unanimous approval of resolutions for RJS Industries LLC, TEV Corp., KM7 Trucking LLC, and Underground Connection Corporation of NY. The Commission authorized the issuance of permits to eighteen companies and approved the conversion of permits to licenses for eleven companies. Additionally, the Commission voted to renew licenses for forty-four companies. Resolutions were passed to issue notices of hearing for license revocation regarding William R. Boyar DBA Mahopac Scrap and Container and Menace Inc. Finally, the Commission approved proposed fee changes for Solid Waste Broker Licenses and reviewed an update on nineteen violations issued for unlicensed operation, unregistered vehicles, and failure to display decals.
