The board meeting focused on several administrative and community-related items. Key topics included a review of the recent snowstorm response and operations, the approval of various events such as the closure of Jackson Avenue for a Pride Center event, a wedding in Memorial Park, Druidfest, and a field and forage flower market. The council also approved a grant application for sidewalk projects, discussing the projected costs and funding structure. Additionally, they approved an agreement for specialized utility billing auditing services to conduct forensic audits of franchise fees and utility charges.
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The workshop meeting of the Village Board of Trustees included a presentation on the United New York Forward grants, focusing on public projects proposed by the village. There was discussion about six projects, including waterfront improvements, the former riverclub site, the gateway throughway underpass, the main street connection, marketing and wayfinding, a small project fund, and rezoning the commercial corridor. The waterfront project aims to add a restaurant with park amenities, public bathrooms, and bulkhead repairs. The gateway throughway underpass project focuses on improving pedestrian lighting, sidewalks, landscaping, and bus shelters to create a more welcoming entrance to the village.
