Briarcliff Manor public meetings in 2022
69 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items including a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz (adjourned to January 17, 2023), the annual audit report, fire protection district agreements, a water main replacement bid, and a special use permit request for Briarcliff Manor Center for Rehab and Nursing. They will also discuss sanitation/recycling operations, preliminary budget pressures, and a revision to the senior citizens tax exemption. The agenda includes a proposed local law from the Town of Ossining to increase income limits for senior tax exemptions.
- Special Use Permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, 235 Elm Road - adjourned to Jan 17, 2023
- Annual Audit Report FY 2021-2022 by PKF O'Connor Davies
- Authorize Village Manager to execute fire protection district agreements (Mount Pleasant, Ossining)
- Award of bid for North State Road Water Main Replacement
- Special Use Permit request for Briarcliff Manor Center for Rehab and Nursing, 620 Sleepy Hollow Road
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will consider awarding a $739,000 bid for the North State Road Water Main Replacement Project, authorize fire protection agreements with Mount Pleasant and Ossining, and discuss a special use permit for a nursing home generator. The Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit matter will be adjourned to January 17, 2023.
- Award bid to Bradhurst Site Construction Corp. for $739,000 for North State Road Water Main Replacement
- Authorize fire protection agreement with Town of Mt. Pleasant: $31,334 (East Briarcliff) and $71,807 (Northeast Briarcliff), renewing through 2025
- Authorize fire protection agreement with Town of Ossining for $167,515.59, renewing through 2027
- Consider special use permit amendment for 500 kW generator at 620 Sleepy Hollow Road (Briarcliff Manor Center for Rehab and Nursing)
- Adjourn Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit application (235 Elm Road) to January 17, 2023
The Board awarded a water main replacement project to Bradhurst Site Construction Corp. and authorized a fire protection agreement with the Town of Ossining. The Board also scheduled a public hearing for a generator renovation project at the Briarcliff Manor Center for Rehab and Nursing.
- Awarded North State Road Water Main Replacement Project to Bradhurst Site Construction Corp. for $739,000 (Unanimous)
- Approved fire protection agreement with Town of Ossining Fire Protection District for $167,515.59 (Unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing for January 17, 2023, regarding Special Use Permit for 620 Sleepy Hollow Road (Unanimous)
- Referred 620 Sleepy Hollow Road generator project to Planning Board for review (Unanimous)
- Adjourned Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit hearing to January 17, 2023 (Unanimous)
- Approved December 6, 2022 meeting minutes as amended (Unanimous)
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Briarcliff Manor Zoning Board of Appeals will consider two items: an appeal of a denied building permit for an 8-foot fence at Glenwood Drive, and an adjourned special permit application for 235 Elm Road. The fence was denied for exceeding the 6-foot height limit; the special permit case was denied for lack of required road frontage and is adjourned to January 9, 2023.
- V-2-2022: Scarborough Glen Home Owners Association appeal of denied fence permit (8 ft proposed, 6 ft max) at Glenwood Drive
- V-3-2022: Yeshivath Viznitz Dkhal Torath Chaim special permit application at 235 Elm Road, denied due to local road classification, adjourned to Jan 9, 2023
- Next ZBA meeting scheduled for February 6, 2023 with submission date of December 22, 2022
Planning Board
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board will review a wetland permit application for a house addition at 14 Juniper Place, and will receive a report from the Village Engineer on ongoing projects. The board will also note a ZBA case where a special permit for 235 Elm Road was denied because the property lacks required frontage on a state, county, or collector road.
- Wetland permit review for addition at 14 Juniper Place (PB-8-2022)
- ZBA case V-3-2022: special permit denied for 235 Elm Road due to local road classification
- Village Engineer's report on ongoing projects
- Meeting minutes approval
- Next meeting scheduled for January 12, 2022
The Planning Board approved a wetland permit for a single-family house addition at 14 Juniper Place. Approval is subject to the Village Engineer's review of drainage details. The Board also provided no comment on ZBA case V-3-2022.
- Approved wetland permit for 150 sq ft addition at 14 Juniper Place (unanimous)
- No comment provided for ZBA case V-3-2022 (235 Elm Road)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on repealing Chapter 220-9.1, which regulates solar energy collectors, and will consider a special use permit for a large-scale solar facility at 345 Scarborough Road. The board will also review the annual audit report, authorize tax refunds and abatements, appoint a committee member, and approve agreements with CivicPlus for software services.
- Public hearing to repeal Chapter 220-9.1 Regulation of Solar Energy Collectors
- Special use permit request by Briarcliff Solar LLC for 345 Scarborough Road (95.5 acres, 28,000 panels, 7.5-MWAC each)
- Tax certiorari refunds: $13,058.37 for 585 Pleasantville Rd, $195,084.74 for 555 Pleasantville Rd, $323.15 for 136 Old Briarcliff Rd
- Authorize Village Manager to execute CivicPlus agreements: CivicRec Premium $27,563.75 year one, CivicEngage Central $32,984.95 year one
- Appoint Mary Torres to Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee
The Board of Trustees repealed an outdated solar energy regulation and authorized several tax refunds. They also initiated the review process for a large-scale solar project at 345 Scarborough Road and approved software agreements with CivicPlus.
- Repealed Chapter 220-9.1 Regulation of Solar Energy Collectors (5-0)
- Approved tax refunds for 585 Pleasantville Road totaling $15,696.15 and $2,637.78 (5-0)
- Approved tax refunds for 555 Pleasantville Road totaling $234,490.81 and $39,406.07 (5-0)
- Approved $323.15 refund and $323.14 abatement for 136 Old Briarcliff Road (4-0)
- Appointed Mary Torres to the Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee (5-0)
- Determined lead agency and scheduled Jan 17, 2023 public hearing for Briarcliff Solar project at 345 Scarborough Road (5-0)
- Authorized CivicPlus agreements for CivicRec Premium ($22,838 year one) and CivicEngage Central ($14,211.43 year one) (5-0)
- Approved November 15, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a continued public hearing on a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz at 235 Elm Road, and consider several resolutions. These include authorizing the Village Manager to execute fire protection agreements with Mount Pleasant, settle litigation, sign a new police chief employment agreement, and lease village property to the USPS. The board will also schedule a public hearing to repeal the solar energy collector regulation.
- Continued public hearing on special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, 235 Elm Road
- Fire protection agreements with Mount Pleasant: $31,334 (East Briarcliff) and $71,807 (Northeast Briarcliff), renewing through 2025
- Settlement of litigation with Nathaniel J. Hester, Kemper Services Group, and Unitrin for $10,000
- Employment agreement for Police Chief Dominick Bueti
- Lease to USPS for 200 Scarborough Station Road at $35,000/year, 2022-2027, with renewal option at $38,500/year
The Board authorized a five-year lease with the U.S. Postal Service and approved an employment agreement for the Police Chief. The Board also appointed a new member to the Zoning Board of Appeals and scheduled a hearing to repeal solar energy collector regulations.
- Approved lease with US Postal Service for 200 Scarborough Station Road at $35,000 annually (unanimous)
- Authorized employment agreement for Police Chief Dominick Bueti (unanimous)
- Appointed James Rinzler to the Zoning Board of Appeals through April 1, 2026 (unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing for Dec 6, 2022, to repeal Chapter 220-9.1 Regulation of Solar Energy Collectors (unanimous)
- Authorized settlement of pending litigation with Nathaniel J. Hester, Kem per Services Group and Unitrin (unanimous)
- Adjourned Yeshivath Viznitz Special Use Permit public hearing to December 20, 2022 (unanimous)
- Approved November 1, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will discuss and potentially approve moving the Recreation Department's online registration from Rec Trac to CivicRec, a cloud-based system. The board will also review several agreements, including a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, and discuss website upgrades, downtown mobility, and other items. The meeting includes a work session and executive session.
- Continued public hearing for Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit at 235 Elm Road
- Authorize Village Manager to execute agreements including fire protection districts, police chief employment, and USPS lease
- Discuss CivicRec recreation software and CivicPlus website upgrade
- Discuss downtown mobility enhancements and cross access improvements
- Discuss 1050 Pleasantville Road and DEC permit update for trailway connector and dog park
Planning Board
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board will consider a 90-day extension for a subdivision at 740 and 778 Sleepy Hollow Road, review a denied fence permit appeal, and hear the Village Engineer's report. The meeting is a regular session with public remote access available.
- 90-day extension request for re-subdivision into two lots at 740 and 778 Sleepy Hollow Road
- ZBA case V-2-2022: Scarborough Glen HOA fence permit denied for 8-foot fence exceeding 6-foot limit in RT4B district
- Village Engineer's report on ongoing projects
The Planning Board approved a request for a 90-day extension regarding the re-subdivision of a lot into two separate lots. The Board also reviewed the Village Engineer's report on Special Use Permits and site plan construction.
- Granted 90-day extension for re-subdivision of 740 and 778 Sleepy Hollow Road (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will consider amending the Master Fee Schedule to add a $175 annual fee for scooter/motorcycle parking permits at Scarborough Station. They will also vote on adopting a Settlement of Claims Policy that allows the Village Manager to settle claims up to $15,000 without Board approval. The meeting includes public comments and approval of prior minutes.
- New $175 annual fee for scooter/motorcycle parking at Scarborough Station
- Adoption of Settlement of Claims Policy with $15,000 manager settlement limit
- Public comments and committee reports
- Approval of minutes from previous meeting
The Board of Trustees amended the Master Fee Schedule to introduce a new permit parking fee. The board also approved the minutes from the October 25, 2022 meeting.
- Approved new $300 annual Scooter/Motorcycle Permit Parking fee at Scarborough Station (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of October 25, 2022 (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items including amending the Master Fee Schedule and adopting a Settlement of Claims Policy. They will also discuss forming a Climate Smart Committee, downtown mobility enhancements, and a property at 1050 Pleasantville Road. An update on the DEC permit for the Trailway Connector and Dog Park is scheduled.
- Amend Master Fee Schedule
- Adoption of Settlement of Claims Policy
- Creation of a Climate Smart Committee
- Downtown Mobility Enhancements/Cross Access Improvements
- DEC Permit Update – Trailway Connector and Dog Park
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items, including a continued public hearing on amending the fireworks chapter, a resolution supporting Climate Smart Communities, authorizing the village manager to execute a federal-aid agreement for downtown mobility enhancements, amending the master fee schedule, a budget transfer, and an election resolution. They will also discuss downtown mobility and cross-access improvements, 1050 Pleasantville Road, and a DEC permit update for the trailway connector and dog park. The agenda includes an executive session for personnel matters.
- Continued public hearing to amend Chapter 126, Fireworks
- Resolution to support Climate Smart Communities
- Authorize village manager to execute Master Federal-Aid Local Project Agreement for PIN 8762.91, Village of Briarcliff Manor Mobility Enhancement – Central Business District
- Amend Master Fee Schedule
- Election resolution for Annual Village Election 2023
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a continued public hearing and possibly adopt a local law amending Chapter 126 (Fireworks), which sets permit requirements, restrictions, and penalties. The board will also consider a resolution to support the Climate Smart Communities program, authorize a federal-aid agreement for a mobility project in the Central Business District, amend the Master Fee Schedule, transfer funds for Hurricane Ida recovery, and set the 2023 village election date.
- Continued public hearing and possible adoption of amended Chapter 126 Fireworks law
- Resolution to support Climate Smart Communities
- Authorize Village Manager to execute Master Federal-Aid Local Project Agreement for PIN 8762.91 (Central Business District mobility enhancement)
- Amend Master Fee Schedule
- Budget transfer for Hurricane Ida
The Board of Trustees adopted the New York State Climate Smart Communities pledge and approved amendments to the local law regarding fireworks. The Board also authorized funding for a central business district mobility project and updated the master fee schedule.
- Adopted local law to amend Chapter 126, Fireworks (unanimous)
- Adopted New York State Climate Smart Communities pledge (unanimous)
- Approved $5,000 appropriation for Central Business District Mobility Enhancement project (unanimous)
- Amended Master Fee Schedule for dog licenses and fireworks (unanimous)
- Authorized budget transfers for FY 2021-2022 regarding Hurricane Ida insurance recovery (unanimous)
- Scheduled annual Village Election for March 21, 2023 (4-0, 1 abstain)
- Approved minutes of October 11, 2022 (unanimous)
Planning Board
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to review two site plan applications: one for structures at an existing commercial property at 108 Woodside Avenue, and another for a new two-story commercial building at 205 S. Highland Avenue. The board will also hear the Village Engineer's report on ongoing projects and consider minutes. The meeting is open to the public, with remote viewing available.
- Site plan review for Consolidated Scaffold Co. at 108 Woodside Avenue
- Site plan review for Cappello to construct a 2-story commercial building at 205 S. Highland Avenue
- Village Engineer's report on ongoing projects
- Next meeting scheduled for November 10, 2022
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items including the appointment of a police officer, a continued public hearing on a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz at 235 Elm Road, and a public hearing to amend Chapter 126 on fireworks. They will also discuss the Climate Smart Communities Initiative, dog license fee changes, downtown mobility improvements, and a DEC permit update for the trailway connector and dog park. The meeting is a work session, so most items are for discussion rather than final decisions.
- Appointment of Police Officer
- Continued Public Hearing: Special Use Permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, 235 Elm Road
- Public Hearing to Amend Chapter 126, Fireworks
- Quarterly Financial Report FY22-23
- Amending Master Fee Schedule – Dog License Fees (NYS Animal Population Control surcharge)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting to consider several items, including appointing a new police officer, continuing a public hearing on a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz at 235 Elm Road, and holding a public hearing on a proposed amendment to Chapter 126 (Fireworks) that would regulate public fireworks displays. The board will also review the quarterly financial report for FY22-23, close out capital projects, and consider a grant submission for the Justice Court Assistance Program.
- Appointment of Antonio DaCruz as Police Officer Grade 3 at $106,650.10 annual salary, effective October 12, 2022
- Continued public hearing on special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, 235 Elm Road
- Public hearing to amend Chapter 126, Fireworks, with draft regulations including permit requirements, $1,000,000 bond, and restrictions on display times and noise
- Quarterly financial report for period June 1 to August 30, 2022, including budget transfers and donations
- Close out capital projects and Justice Court Assistance Program grant submission
The Board unanimously appointed Antonio DaCruz as Police Officer Grade 3 at an annual salary of $106,650.10, effective October 12, 2022. The public hearing for a special use permit at 235 Elm Road (Yeshivath Viznitz) was adjourned to November 15, 2022, after the applicant requested an adjournment. The Board also opened and adjourned a public hearing to amend Chapter 126 (Fireworks) to October 25, 2022, with no public comments. Several other resolutions were approved unanimously, including acceptance of the quarterly financial report, close-out of capital projects, authorization to apply for a Justice Court Assistance Program grant up to $6,000, approval of a fire department membership, and acceptance of a resignation from the Zoning Board of Appeals and other committees.
- Appointed Antonio DaCruz as Police Officer Grade 3 at $106,650.10/year (unanimous)
- Adjourned Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit public hearing to November 15, 2022 (unanimous)
- Opened and adjourned public hearing on Chapter 126 (Fireworks) to October 25, 2022 (unanimous)
- Accepted quarterly financial report for FY22-23 first quarter (unanimous)
- Authorized close-out of five capital projects (unanimous)
- Authorized Village Court to apply for JCAP grant up to $6,000 (unanimous)
- Approved under-18 membership of Oliver Turco to Scarborough Engine Company (unanimous)
- Accepted resignation of John O'Leary from Zoning Board of Appeals, Beautification Committee, and Horticultural Advisory Committee (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a work session to review agenda items, including continued public hearings on traffic and public meeting laws, scheduling a hearing on fireworks, and resolutions supporting environmental legislation. They will also discuss a solar special use permit application, downtown mobility enhancements, and a property at 1050 Pleasantville Road. The meeting begins with an executive session on police candidate and tax certiorari counsel interviews.
- Continued public hearing to amend Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic
- Continued public hearing to create Chapter 47, Public Meetings
- Schedule public hearing to amend Chapter 126, Fireworks
- Resolution supporting Clean Water, Clean Air, Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022
- YSG Solar Special Use Permit Application, 345 Scarborough Road
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold continued public hearings on amending Chapter 207 (Vehicle and Traffic) and creating Chapter 47 (Public Meetings), with possible adoption. They will also schedule a hearing on fireworks regulations and vote on resolutions supporting state environmental legislation, plus review the Village Justice Court audit and fire department memberships.
- Continued public hearing to amend Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic (includes new definitions for electric vehicles and charging stations)
- Continued public hearing to create Chapter 47, Public Meetings
- Schedule public hearing to amend Chapter 126, Fireworks
- Resolution supporting Clean Water, Clean Air, Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022
- Resolution supporting Assembly Bill A-9079/Senate Bill S8378 (local freshwater wetlands pesticide prohibition)
The Board unanimously adopted a local law amending Chapter 207 (Vehicle and Traffic) and created a new Chapter 47 (Public Meetings). They also scheduled a public hearing on fireworks for October 11, 2022, approved a resolution supporting state wetland pesticide legislation, accepted the Village Justice Court audit, approved fire department memberships, and expanded the Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee from seven to nine members.
- Adopted local law amending Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic (unanimous)
- Adopted local law creating Chapter 47, Public Meetings (unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing on fireworks amendment for October 11, 2022 (unanimous)
- Approved resolution supporting NYS Assembly Bill A-9079/Senate Bill S8378 on wetland pesticide prohibition (unanimous)
- Accepted Village Justice Court Independent Audit for FY 2021-2022 (unanimous)
- Approved fire department memberships for Manny Schofield, Peter Stoop, Rajeesh Chattergoon, and Steven Bromberg (unanimous)
- Increased Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee membership from 7 to 9 (unanimous)
- Appointed Padma Sridhir as Chair of Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items including continued public hearings on a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, amendments to vehicle/traffic and animal chapters, a new public meetings chapter, and a bid award for the annual paving project. They will also discuss tax certiorari counsel, downtown mobility enhancements, parking at 1050 Pleasantville Road, and a DEC permit update for the trailway connector and dog park. The board will enter executive session for police candidate interviews.
- Continued public hearing: Special Use Permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, 235 Elm Road
- Continued public hearing: Amend Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic
- Continued public hearing: Amend Chapter 81, Animals
- Public hearing: Create new Chapter 47, Public Meetings
- Award of bid for Annual Paving Project
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a regular meeting with several continued public hearings, including a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz at 235 Elm Road, amendments to vehicle and traffic and animal chapters, and a new public meetings chapter. They will also consider awarding a paving contract, adopting a tax-exempt bond policy, adding a parcel to the sewer district, and making committee appointments.
- Continued public hearing: special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, 235 Elm Road
- Continued public hearing: amend Chapter 207 (Vehicle and Traffic) with new definitions for electric vehicles and charging stations
- Continued public hearing: amend Chapter 81 (Animals)
- Public hearing: create new Chapter 47 (Public Meetings)
- Award of bid for annual paving project
The Board awarded the annual paving project to Clove Excavation Inc. for $298,300, funded by state and federal programs, and adopted a local law amending Chapter 81 (Animals) to bring it into compliance with the Zoning Code. Public hearings on a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, vehicle and traffic amendments, and a new public meetings chapter were adjourned to future dates.
- Awarded annual paving bid to Clove Excavation Inc. for $298,300 (unanimous)
- Adopted local law amending Chapter 81, Animals (unanimous)
- Adopted Tax Exempt Bond Post Issuance Compliance Policy (unanimous)
- Authorized request to add 154 South State Road to Saw Mill Sewer District (unanimous)
- Appointed Amy Karpati as Chairperson of Horticultural Advisory Committee
- Appointed Gerard Byrne to Recreation Advisory Committee (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of August 16, 2022 (unanimous)
- Adjourned public hearing for Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit to October 11, 2022 (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
This meeting has no published agenda. The agenda text states only that no agenda is available and directs readers to review the minutes.
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees, acting as the Board of Police Commissioners, held a special meeting via Zoom. The board voted unanimously to enter executive session to discuss a personnel matter, then reconvened and approved a resolution accepting the resignation of employee no. 1528, effective August 18, 2022. The meeting adjourned at 5:15 PM.
- Approved motion to adjourn into executive session for a personnel matter (unanimous).
- Approved motion to reconvene the meeting at 5:12 PM (unanimous).
- Approved resolution accepting resignation of employee no. 1528, effective August 18, 2022 (unanimous).
- Approved motion to adjourn the Board of Police Commissioners meeting at 5:15 PM (unanimous).
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a work session to review agenda items for an upcoming meeting, including continued public hearings on vehicle and traffic and animal ordinances, scheduling a hearing on a new public meetings chapter, awarding a paving bid, and authorizing a labor agreement. The board will also discuss a draft social media policy, downtown mobility enhancements, and a property at 1050 Pleasantville Road, plus receive a DEC permit update on a trailway connector and dog park.
- Continued public hearing to amend Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic
- Continued public hearing to amend Chapter 81, Animals
- Schedule public hearing to create new Chapter 47, Public Meetings
- Award of bid for annual paving project
- Authorize Village Manager to execute Memorandum of Agreement with CSEA
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold continued public hearings on amending Chapter 207 (Vehicle and Traffic) and Chapter 81 (Animals), with a resolution ready to adopt the traffic law changes. They will also schedule a public hearing for a new Chapter 47 on public meetings, award a bid for the annual paving project, and authorize the Village Manager to sign a memorandum of agreement with the CSEA. Committee appointments and fire department membership are also on the agenda.
- Continued public hearing to adopt amended Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic, including new definitions for electric vehicles and charging stations
- Continued public hearing to amend Chapter 81, Animals
- Schedule public hearing to create new Chapter 47, Public Meetings
- Award of bid for annual paving project
- Authorize Village Manager to execute memorandum of agreement with CSEA
The Board voted unanimously to adjourn public hearings on amendments to Chapter 207 (Vehicle and Traffic) and Chapter 81 (Animals) to September 6, 2022. They also unanimously approved a memorandum of agreement with the CSEA, appointed members to advisory committees, and authorized suspension without pay of a police employee pending disciplinary charges. The annual paving project bid was tabled to the next agenda.
- Adjourned public hearing on Chapter 207 (Vehicle and Traffic) to Sept. 6 (unanimous)
- Adjourned public hearing on Chapter 81 (Animals) to Sept. 6 (unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing for Sept. 6 on new Chapter 47 (Public Meetings) (unanimous)
- Tabled award of bid for annual paving project to next agenda
- Approved memorandum of agreement with CSEA (unanimous)
- Appointed members to Horticultural Advisory Committee and Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee (unanimous)
- Approved Dominick DiMartino's membership to Scarborough Engine Company (unanimous)
- Authorized suspension without pay of police employee no. 1528 pending disciplinary charges (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a work session to review agenda items including bank designations, investment policy, budget transfer policies, and a stipulation agreement with an employee. They will also discuss the YSG Solar special use permit application for 345 Scarborough Road, a request at 1050 Pleasantville Road, downtown mobility enhancements, a sewer district amendment for 154 South State, and appointments.
- Discussion of YSG Solar special use permit application at 345 Scarborough Road
- Amendment to Designation of Banks for Deposit of Village Funds
- Adoption of Budget Transfer Policy and FY 21/22 budget transfers
- Authorize Village Manager to execute NYCLASS Municipal Cooperation Agreement
- Discussion of 1050 Pleasantville Road and Downtown Mobility Enhancements
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will vote on several financial resolutions, including amending the list of banks for village deposits, updating the investment policy, and authorizing participation in the NYCLASS cooperative investment program. They will also consider a budget transfer policy, specific budget transfers, a stipulation agreement with an employee, acceptance of a library donation, and fire department membership. Public comments and committee reports are also on the agenda.
- Amend designation of banks for village funds: TD Bank, JP Morgan Chase, Webster Bank, Glens Falls National Bank, NYCLASS
- Amend investment policy with objectives prioritizing legality, safety, liquidity, yield
- Authorize Village Manager to execute NYCLASS Municipal Cooperation Agreement
- Adopt budget transfer policy and approve FY 21/22 budget transfers
- Accept donation from Friends of the Library
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved several resolutions, including designating banks for village funds, amending the investment policy, authorizing the treasurer to join NYCLASS, adopting a budget transfer policy, and approving year-end budget transfers for FY 2021/2022. They also accepted a $2,190 donation from the Friends of the Library, approved a fire department membership, and ratified a stipulation agreement with an employee. Mayor Vescio abstained from all votes.
- Approved designation of TD Bank, JP Morgan Chase, Webster Bank, Glens Falls National Bank, and NYCLASS for village deposits (4-0, Mayor abstained)
- Amended Investment Policy (4-0, Mayor abstained)
- Authorized Village Treasurer to execute NYCLASS Municipal Cooperation Agreement (4-0, Mayor abstained)
- Adopted Budget Transfer Policy (4-0, Mayor abstained)
- Approved FY 21/22 budget transfers totaling $549,711.57 (General Fund), $195,817.38 (Water Fund), $27,681.28 (Library Fund), and $0.44 (Debt Fund) (4-0, Mayor abstained)
- Authorized Village Manager to execute stipulation agreement with an employee (4-0, Mayor abstained)
- Accepted $2,190 donation from Friends of the Library and amended 22/23 budget (4-0, Mayor abstained)
- Approved Robert Cacace's membership to Scarborough Engine Company (4-0, Mayor abstained)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a work session to review and discuss several agenda items, including continued public hearings on a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz at 235 Elm Road and amendments to traffic and animal-related chapters. They will also discuss a budget transfer for capital projects close-out, a property at 1050 Pleasantville Road, downtown mobility enhancements, a trailway connector/dog park update, and appointments.
- Continued public hearing: Special Use Permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, 235 Elm Road
- Continued public hearing: Amend Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic
- Public hearing: Amend Chapter 81, Animals
- Amend Master Fee Schedule – Special Use Permit Amendments
- Budget Transfer - Capital Projects Close Out
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold continued public hearings on a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz at 235 Elm Road and on amending Chapter 207 (Vehicle and Traffic), with a resolution ready for adoption. They will also open a public hearing on amending Chapter 81 (Animals), consider amending the Master Fee Schedule for special use permits, and approve a budget transfer for capital project closeouts. The agenda includes routine items like committee reports and minutes.
- Continued public hearing: special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, 235 Elm Road
- Possible adoption of local law amending Chapter 207 (Vehicle and Traffic) — includes speed limits, one-way streets, stop intersections
- Public hearing to amend Chapter 81 (Animals)
- Amend Master Fee Schedule – Special Use Permit Amendments
- Budget Transfer - Capital Projects Close Out
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved amending the Master Fee Schedule to add a $500 fee for special use permit amendments, effective immediately. They also unanimously approved a budget transfer resolution to close out several capital projects and transfer funds. Public hearings on the Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit and Chapter 207 (Vehicle and Traffic) were adjourned to September 6 and August 16, respectively, and a new public hearing on Chapter 81 (Animals) was opened and adjourned to August 16.
- Approved Master Fee Schedule amendment adding $500 special use permit amendment fee (5-0)
- Approved capital project closeouts and budget transfers (5-0)
- Adjourned Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit hearing to September 6, 2022 (5-0)
- Adjourned Chapter 207 Vehicle and Traffic hearing to August 16, 2022 (5-0)
- Opened and adjourned Chapter 81 Animals hearing to August 16, 2022 (5-0)
- Approved minutes of June 21 and July 5, 2022 meetings (5-0)
Planning Board
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board will hold its regular meeting on July 14, 2022, reviewing a 90-day extension request for a subdivision at 740 and 778 Sleepy Hollow Road, and site plan approvals for commercial properties at 1270 Pleasantville Road and 108 Woodside Avenue. The board will also hear the Village Engineer's report and approve minutes. The next meeting is scheduled for August 11, 2022.
- 90-day extension request for re-subdivision of lot into two lots at 740 and 778 Sleepy Hollow Road (PB-1-2021)
- Site plan approval for alterations to existing commercial building at 1270 Pleasantville Road (PB-5-2022)
- Site plan approval for structures at existing commercial property at 108 Woodside Avenue (PB-6-2022)
- Village Engineer's report on ongoing projects
- Next meeting scheduled for August 11, 2022; submission deadline July 22, 2022
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board unanimously approved a 90-day extension for the re-subdivision of 740 and 778 Sleepy Hollow Road. The board also reviewed site plan applications for 1270 Pleasantville Road and 108 Woodside Avenue, requesting additional details on aesthetics, ADA ramp, striping, lighting, and stormwater. No final decisions were made on those applications.
- Granted 90-day extension for subdivision at 740/778 Sleepy Hollow Road (unanimous)
- Reviewed site plan for 1270 Pleasantville Road; no vote taken
- Reviewed site plan for 108 Woodside Avenue; no vote taken
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items including a continued public hearing on vehicle and traffic amendments, a tax certiorari for 235 Elm Road, approval of a new financial advisor, and a village manager employment contract amendment. They will also discuss the capital budget, consider a bond resolution, and discuss projects at 1050 Pleasantville Road, downtown mobility enhancements, and a trailway connector/dog park update.
- Continued public hearing to amend Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic
- Tax certiorari for 235 Elm Road
- Approval of new financial advisor – Fiscal Advisors & Marketing, Inc.
- Bond resolution for up to $282,387 for water system improvements
- Capital budget discussion including $940,000 rescue truck and $2,000,000 Engine 94
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a regular meeting with several action items. They will continue a public hearing and potentially adopt a local law amending Chapter 207 (Vehicles and Traffic), which updates definitions, speed limits, and intersection controls. The board will also consider a tax certiorari for 235 Elm Road, approve a new financial advisor (Fiscal Advisors & Marketing, Inc.), amend the Village Manager's employment contract, and address Fire Department membership. A new police officer will be sworn in.
- Continued public hearing and possible adoption of local law amending Chapter 207 (Vehicles and Traffic), including new definitions for permit-enforced and time-limited parking.
- Tax certiorari for 235 Elm Road.
- Approval of new financial advisor – Fiscal Advisors & Marketing, Inc.
- Village Manager employment contract amendment.
- Fire Department membership item.
The Board of Trustees adopted the FY 2022-2023 Capital Budget of $3,699,950 and approved four bond resolutions totaling $2,307,087 for building, street, parking, fire vehicle, and water system improvements. The board also approved a $57,184.37 tax refund for 235 Elm Road, appointed a new financial advisor, amended the Village Manager's employment contract, and swore in a new police officer.
- Adopted FY 2022-2023 Capital Budget of $3,699,950 (unanimous)
- Approved $444,210 bond for building, communication, and parking improvements (unanimous)
- Approved $504,390 bond for street and building improvements (unanimous)
- Approved $1,076,100 bond for fire-fighting vehicle (unanimous)
- Approved $282,387 bond for water system improvements (unanimous)
- Approved $57,184.37 tax refund for 235 Elm Road (4-1, Mayor Vescio no)
- Approved Fiscal Advisors & Marketing, Inc. as financial advisor (unanimous)
- Approved amended Village Manager employment contract (4-0, Mayor abstained)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a work session to discuss three items: mobility enhancements, a property at 1050 Pleasantville Road, and capital projects. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Mobility enhancement discussion
- 1050 Pleasantville Road discussion
- Capital projects discussion
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a public hearing to consider a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz to renovate buildings at 235 Elm Road for a private religious school. The board will also hold a public hearing to amend Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic, and vote on budget transfers and the appointment of a police officer.
- Public hearing for Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit at 235 Elm Road for a school of approximately 250 students
- Public hearing to amend Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic, including speed limits and stop intersections
- Vote on budget transfers
- Appointment of a police officer
- Scheduling of a public hearing to amend Chapter 81, Animals
The Board of Trustees opened and then adjourned the public hearing for the special use permit application by Yeshivath Viznitz at 235 Elm Road to July 19, 2022, after hearing extensive public comments and requesting additional information. The Board also scheduled a public hearing on amendments to Chapter 81 (Animals) for July 19, appointed Katelyn Casey as a Police Officer, and approved budget transfers totaling $23,211.
- Adjourned Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit hearing to July 19, 2022 (unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing on Chapter 81 Animals amendment for July 19, 2022 (unanimous)
- Appointed Katelyn Casey as Police Officer Grade 4 at $95,708.06 annual salary (unanimous)
- Approved budget transfers totaling $23,211 for FY 2021-2022 (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of June 7, 2022 as amended (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items including public hearings on a vehicle and traffic amendment and a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz, schedule a hearing on an animal chapter amendment, and discuss appointments and budget transfers. They will also discuss the YSG Solar special use permit application for a solar facility at 345 Scarborough Road and a proposed generator at the Briarcliff Manor Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing at 620 Sleepy Hollow Road.
- Public hearing to amend Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic
- Special use permit application for Yeshivath Viznitz at 235 Elm Road
- Schedule public hearing to amend Chapter 81, Animals
- Discuss YSG Solar special use permit for two 5.0 MWAC solar facilities at 345 Scarborough Road
- Discuss proposed new generator at 620 Sleepy Hollow Road
Planning Board
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board will hold a public hearing and review a site plan application to redevelop an existing commercial building and construct mixed-use buildings with commercial and residential space at 157 North State Road. The board will also provide a recommendation to the Board of Trustees on a special use permit for a place of worship/religious school at 235 Elm Road, and review a sign permit application at 1876 Pleasantville Road. The agenda includes a village engineer's report and approval of minutes.
- Public hearing on site plan PB-21-2020 for mixed-use redevelopment at 157 North State Road
- Recommendation on special use permit for adaptive reuse as Place of Worship/Religious School at 235 Elm Road
- Sign permit application PB-4-2022 for Pulse MD / Renu Medispa at 1876 Pleasantville Road
- Village Engineer's report on ongoing projects
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board approved a site plan for A&D Briarcliff Properties to redevelop the commercial building at 157 North State Road into mixed-use buildings with commercial and residential space. The board also approved a sign permit for Pulse MD/Renu Medispa at 1876 Pleasantville Road. A recommendation was made to the Board of Trustees regarding a special use permit for Yeshivath Viznitz at 235 Elm Road, with a letter to be drafted. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved site plan for mixed-use redevelopment at 157 North State Road (motion by Mastrocola, second Gelardi, Goodman abstained)
- Closed public hearing for PB-21-2020 (motion by Gelardi, second Crowley, Goodman abstained)
- Approved sign permit for Pulse MD/Renu Medispa at 1876 Pleasantville Road (motion by Crowley, second Mastrocola, Goodman abstained)
- Directed planning consultants to draft letter to Board of Trustees regarding Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees unanimously adopted a new Chapter 94, Building Numbering, and scheduled a public hearing for June 21 on a proposed amendment to Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic. The Board also established the Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee and the Horticultural Advisory Committee, and made appointments to the Planning Board. All decisions were unanimous, with Mayor Vescio recusing himself from the appointments.
- Adopted Local Law creating Chapter 94, Building Numbering (unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing for June 21, 2022 on Chapter 207, Vehicle and Traffic amendment (unanimous)
- Accepted donations totaling $1,015 and amended 21/22 budget (unanimous)
- Appointed Ethan Goodman to Planning Board and Kevin Veitinger as Alternate (unanimous, Mayor recused)
- Authorized Village Manager to execute retainer agreement with Ira Levy (unanimous)
- Created Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee (unanimous)
- Created Horticultural Advisory Committee (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of May 17, 2022 (unanimous)
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Briarcliff Manor Zoning Board of Appeals met to review applications for in-ground pools and accessory structures. Both reviewed applications were denied due to failure to meet required distance setbacks from street lines.
- Denial of swimming pool application at 89 Alder Drive
- Denial of swimming pool and storage shed application at 21 Admiral Wordens Lane
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a special meeting to consider a Home Rule Request supporting state legislation (Senate Bill S9059-A and Assembly Bill A10453-A) that would amend New York State Tax Law to permit the village to impose an occupancy tax. The board cannot enact such a tax by local law, so it is requesting state action. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.
- Home Rule Request for occupancy tax authority
- Supports Senate Bill S9059-A and Assembly Bill A10453-A
- Would amend N.Y.S. Tax Law to permit village occupancy tax
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is holding a special meeting to consider a Home Rule Request supporting state legislation (Senate Bill S9059 and Assembly Bill A10453) that would amend New York State Tax Law to allow the village to impose an occupancy tax. The village currently lacks the power to enact such a tax by local law, so it is requesting state action. The board will vote on submitting this request.
- Home Rule Request for occupancy tax authority
- Support for Senate Bill S9059 and Assembly Bill A10453
- Amendment to N.Y.S. Tax Law to permit village-imposed occupancy tax
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review capital budget requests and a new breakdown of projected annual costs. The discussion includes reviewing various departmental needs, ranging from fire protection equipment to water main replacements.
- Review of North State Road water main replacement project totaling $930,000
- Proposed 6-wheel plow truck body and hydraulics replacement for $60,000
- Proposed Cross Access CBD parking lot design and construction for $400,000
- Proposed Case Backhoe replacement estimated at $140,000
- Review of capital budget requests including fire protection, police equipment, and street maintenance
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items including a continued public hearing on public assemblies, a new building numbering chapter, a gift/donation policy, and a budget amendment. They will also discuss a proposed occupancy tax on hotels and motels, the visioning for 1050 Pleasantville Road, and other topics. The meeting includes executive sessions for a police candidate interview and legal advice.
- Continued public hearing to amend Chapter 164, Public Assemblies
- Public hearing to create new Chapter 94, Building Numbering
- Authorize Village Manager to execute agreement with Community Housing Innovations for administration of affordable income housing program
- Budget amendment for unclaimed bail money
- Discussion of occupancy tax bill (up to 3% on hotel/motel rooms) and 1050 Pleasantville Road visioning
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is considering amendments to regulate permits for public events like parades and festivals. The agenda also includes a proposal for a new building numbering system to assist emergency responders.
- Public hearing to amend Chapter 164 regarding Public Assemblies
- Public hearing to create Chapter 94 for Building Numbering
- Authorization of agreement with Community Housing Innovations for affordable housing administration
- Budget amendment regarding unclaimed bail money
- Proposed fines of up to $1,000 for sidewalk violations and $2,500 for street violations under Chapter 164
The Board unanimously adopted a local law amending Chapter 164 (Public Assemblies) and opened a public hearing for a new Chapter 94 (Building Numbering), which was adjourned to June 7, 2022. It also approved a Gift/Donation Policy, authorized an agreement with Community Housing Innovations for affordable housing administration, amended the budget for unclaimed bail money, and directed the Village Manager to pursue a Hotel Occupancy Tax. Board appointments were tabled.
- Adopted amended Chapter 164, Public Assemblies (unanimous)
- Opened public hearing for new Chapter 94, Building Numbering; adjourned to June 7, 2022 (unanimous)
- Adopted Acceptance of Gift/Donation Policy (unanimous)
- Authorized Village Manager to execute agreement with Community Housing Innovations for affordable housing program (unanimous)
- Amended FY 2021-2022 budget to increase revenue by $300 for unclaimed bail money (unanimous)
- Tabled Board appointments; directed staff to send resumes to Recreation Advisory Committee Chair
- Authorized Village Manager to work with NYS Legislator to request Hotel Occupancy Tax (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of April 19, April 25, and May 3, 2022 (unanimous)
Planning Board
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board will hold a public hearing and review a site plan application to redevelop an existing commercial building into mixed-use buildings with commercial and residential space at 157 North State Road. The board will also review sign permit applications for Iron Health at 450 North State Road and Dunkin Donuts at 80 North State Road. Additionally, the board will discuss two ZBA cases involving denied swimming pool applications due to setback nonconformities, and receive a report from the Village Engineer on ongoing projects.
- Public hearing for site plan approval (PB-21-2020) for mixed-use redevelopment at 157 North State Road
- Sign permit review for Iron Health at 450 North State Road (PB-1-2022)
- Sign permit review for Dunkin Donuts at 80 North State Road (PB-3-2022)
- ZBA case V-1-2022: Schwartz, 89 Alder Drive, denied pool due to 55 ft proposed vs 100 ft required from street line
- ZBA case V-2-2022: Karpiak, 21 Admiral Wordens Lane, denied pool and shed due to setbacks (60 ft vs 100 ft; 22 ft vs 40 ft)
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board unanimously approved sign permits for Iron Health at 450 North State Road and Dunkin Donuts at 80 North State Road, with conditions. The public hearing for the A&D Briarcliff Properties site plan at 157 North State Road was adjourned to June 9, 2022, pending resolution of items. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved Iron Health sign permit for canopy, with painting required (unanimous)
- Approved Dunkin Donuts sign permit, subject to Village Engineer review of light levels (unanimous)
- Adjourned A&D Briarcliff Properties site plan public hearing to June 9, 2022 (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will review a special permit application from Yeshivath Viznitz to use the former Pace University site as a private religious education institution. The board may also consider amending public assembly laws and updating water meter fees.
- Special Permit Application for 235 Elm Road (Yeshivath Viznitz)
- Public Hearing to Amend Chapter 164, Public Assemblies
- Amendment to Master Fee Schedule regarding Ready to Serve Water Meter Fee
- Acceptance of NYSERDA grant
- Authorization of agreements for Community Housing Innovations and CSEA
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing and consider adopting a local law amending Chapter 164 (Public Assemblies), which would set permit requirements, fees, and penalties for events on public property. The board will also vote on referring Yeshivath Viznitz's special use permit application for 235 Elm Road to the Planning Board, amend the Master Fee Schedule for water meter fees, adopt a gift/donation policy, authorize the Village Manager to execute agreements (including with Community Housing Innovations for affordable housing administration), accept donations and a NYSERDA grant, and make board appointments.
- Public hearing and possible adoption of Chapter 164 amendment (public assemblies) with fines up to $1,000 (sidewalk) and $2,500 (street)
- Referral of Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit application (235 Elm Road) to Planning Board
- Amend Master Fee Schedule – Ready to Serve Water Meter Fee
- Authorize Village Manager to execute agreements: Community Housing Innovations, CSEA MOA, TraCS
- Acceptance of donation from Friends of the Library and NYSERDA grant
The Board unanimously referred the Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit application for 235 Elm Road to the Planning Board, issued a SEQRA lead agency notice, and scheduled a public hearing for June 21, 2022. It also approved new water meter fees, a CSEA agreement, a TraCS data-sharing agreement, a $2,947.51 library donation, a $5,000 NYSERDA grant, and appointed Malcolm Netburn as Planning Board chair. Two agenda items were tabled: the gift/donation policy and the Community Housing Innovations agreement.
- Referred Yeshivath Viznitz special use permit to Planning Board (5-0)
- Scheduled public hearing for Yeshivath Viznitz permit on June 21, 2022 (5-0)
- Approved SEQRA lead agency notice for Yeshivath Viznitz (5-0)
- Amended Master Fee Schedule with new water meter fees (5-0)
- Authorized Village Manager to execute CSEA Memorandum of Agreement (5-0)
- Approved TraCS Use and Dissemination Agreement with Westchester County and NY State Police (5-0)
- Accepted $2,947.51 donation from Friends of the Library (5-0)
- Accepted $5,000 NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities grant (5-0)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting to re-adopt the 2022-2023 tax levy and warrant, correcting an administrative error from an April 19, 2022 resolution. The board will set tax rates for properties in the Town of Ossining and Town of Mt. Pleasant portions of the village, and authorize the treasurer to place delinquent water arrears on the tax roll.
- Tax levy of $13,018,382 for fiscal year starting June 1, 2022
- Tax rate $6.0569 per $1,000 assessed valuation (Ossining portion)
- Tax rate $462.3633 per $1,000 assessed valuation (Mt. Pleasant portion, using 1.31% equalization rate)
- Total village budget $20,340,806.02, with $7,322,424.11 from revenues and fund balance
- Library Fund transfer of $655,000 from General Fund
The Board unanimously approved a resolution to readopt the 2022-2023 tax levy and warrant, correcting an administrative error in the April 19, 2022 resolution. The tax rates remain unchanged: $6.0569 per $1,000 for Ossining portion and $462.3633 per $1,000 for Mt. Pleasant portion. The total levy is $13,018,382, with no impact to the budget or tax cap compliance.
- Approved readoption of 2022-2023 tax levy and warrant (unanimous)
- Fixed tax rates: $6.0569 (Ossining) and $462.3633 (Mt. Pleasant) per $1,000 assessed valuation
- Authorized Treasurer to place delinquent water arrears on tax roll for 2022-2023
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss a special permit application for a private religious education institution at 235 Elm Road, the former Pace University campus. The board will also review agenda items including the fiscal year 2022-2023 budget, a property tax levy override, and a resolution supporting a water pipe replacement grant. The meeting includes an executive session for personnel and legal matters.
- Special permit application by Yeshivath Viznitz for 235 Elm Road, a 37.16-acre site, to renovate buildings for a religious school for 250 male students, potentially growing to 350 over 10 years
- Continued public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 tentative budget
- Public hearing on property tax levy exceeding the limit under General Municipal Law §3-c
- Consideration of the 2022-2023 tax levy and warrant
- Resolution of support for a grant application for the Drinking Water Asbestos Cement Pipe Replacement Project
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will consider adopting the fiscal year 2022-2023 budget of $31,980,014.53, which requires a property tax levy of $13,018,381.91, exceeding the state tax cap. The board will also hold a public hearing on a local law to override the tax levy limit, and consider the associated tax levy and warrant. Other items include approving the 2021 fire department service award points, a tax certiorari for Copley Court, a grant application for a water pipe replacement project, scheduling a public hearing on public assembly regulations, and awarding a bid for television production equipment.
- Adoption of FY 2022-2023 budget totaling $31,980,014.53 with a real estate tax levy of $13,018,381.91
- Public hearing and potential adoption of local law to override the property tax cap (GML §3-c)
- Tax levy and warrant setting tax rates: $6.0815 per $1,000 (Ossining) and $443.9042 per $1,000 (Mt. Pleasant)
- Resolution of support for grant application for drinking water asbestos cement pipe replacement project
- Award of bid for television production equipment
Planning Board
The Planning Board scheduled a public hearing and review for a site plan application to redevelop a commercial building into mixed-use space. This item was adjourned to the next meeting.
- Site plan approval for A&D Briarcliff Properties, LLC at 157 North State Road
- Village Engineer’s report on ongoing projects
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a special meeting to consider amending the Master Fee Schedule for pool fees, which would increase non-resident pool passes and daily guest fees. The board will also hold an executive session for advice of counsel.
- Non-Resident Pool Pass fee increase from $1,125 to $1,185
- Pool Guests of Seasonal Permit Holders daily fee increase from $10 to $15
- Amendments effective immediately on 4/11/2022
- Executive session for advice of counsel
The Board of Trustees voted unanimously to amend the Master Fee Schedule, increasing pool and tennis fees by 5% to the nearest $5 increment, excluding day camp, senior passes, and daily pass packs. The new fees apply to residents, school district, and non-residents, effective immediately. The meeting adjourned into executive session for legal advice.
- Approved 5% fee increase for pool and tennis passes (unanimous)
- Excluded day camp, senior passes, and daily pass packs from increase
- Adjourned to executive session for counsel advice (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items including a continued public hearing on excavation regulations, a public hearing on the tentative FY 2022-2023 budget, and a proposed property tax levy override. They will also discuss proposed increases to water fund fees and charges, which could generate an estimated $232,000 in additional revenue, and review police overtime rates.
- Continued public hearing to amend Chapter 115 (Excavation)
- Public hearing on FY 2022-2023 tentative budget
- Schedule public hearing for property tax levy exceeding the limit in General Municipal Law §3-c
- Proposed water fee increases: final read from $50 to $100, after-hours service call from $200 to $300, new ready-to-serve charges (e.g., $13.50/quarter for 5/8" meter inside village)
- Award of bid for cleaning services; amend master fee schedule for recreation
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing regarding the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Tentative Budget and a continued hearing to amend Chapter 115 regarding excavations. The agenda also includes discussions on cleaning service bids, recreation fee changes, and property tax levy scheduling.
- Public Hearing: Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Tentative Budget
- Continued Public Hearing: Amendments to Chapter 115 (Excavation Law)
- Award of Bid: Cleaning Services
- Amendment to Master Fee Schedule for Recreation
- Schedule Public Hearing: Property Tax Levy in excess of established limits
The Board of Trustees unanimously adopted amendments to Chapter 115 (Excavations) and awarded a cleaning services contract to Superior Building Maintenance at $4,636.57 per month. They also amended recreation tennis lesson fees, approved a new fire department member, and scheduled a public hearing on a property tax levy override. The FY 2022-2023 budget hearing was adjourned to April 19, 2022.
- Adopted amendments to Chapter 115, Excavations (unanimous)
- Awarded cleaning services bid to Superior Building Maintenance at $4,636.57/month (unanimous)
- Amended Master Fee Schedule for recreation tennis lesson fees (unanimous)
- Approved Anthony See's membership to Hook and Ladder Company (unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing on property tax levy override for April 19, 2022 (unanimous)
- Adjourned FY 2022-2023 budget public hearing to April 19, 2022 (unanimous)
- Tabled Fire Service Awards Program 2021 approval to next meeting
- Approved minutes of March 22, 2022 (with Trustee Mallett abstaining)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Village of Briarcliff Manor held its annual organizational meeting to administer oaths to newly elected Trustees Kevin C. Hunt and Rhea N. Mallett. The Board unanimously approved a series of mayoral and board appointments, including the Village Manager, Village Counsel, and members for the Planning and Zoning Boards. Additionally, the Board adopted the Village's procurement, investment, fund balance, and fixed asset policies for the coming year.
- Appointment of Kevin C. Hunt and Rhea N. Mallett as Trustees for two-year terms
- Appointment of Joshua Ringel as Village Manager and Robin Rizzo as Deputy Treasurer
- Approval of Village Procurement Policy with bidding thresholds of $20,000 for purchases and $35,000 for public works
- Designation of TD Bank, JP Morgan Chase, Webster Bank, and Glens Falls National Bank for Village fund deposits
- Approval of Village Investment Policy, Fund Balance Policy, and Fixed Asset Policy
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees held its annual organizational meeting, unanimously approving a series of appointments, including the deputy mayor, board liaisons, and members of various boards and commissions. The board also adopted several policies, including procurement, investment, fund balance, fixed asset, and rules of procedure. All decisions were made unanimously.
- Swore in Trustees Kevin Hunt and Rhea Mallett for two-year terms
- Approved Peter S. Chatzky as Deputy Mayor for 1 year (unanimous)
- Approved board liaisons and committee assignments (unanimous)
- Approved appointments to boards and commissions including Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Ethics Board (unanimous)
- Approved regular meeting schedule: first and third Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. with work sessions at 6:00 p.m. (unanimous)
- Designated TD Bank, JP Morgan Chase, Webster Bank, and Glens Falls National Bank for village funds (unanimous)
- Designated Journal News and The Gazette as official village newspapers (unanimous)
- Adopted procurement, investment, fund balance, fixed asset, and rules of procedure policies (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Mayor and Board of Trustees are publicly presenting the tentative 2022-23 budget, which includes a proposed tax levy increase of $814,391 (6.52%) and total general fund expenditures of $20,451,287. The budget also proposes using $175,000 of fund balance for tax relief and includes a new water meter 'Ready to Serve' fee. This is a public presentation, not a final vote.
- Tax levy increase of $814,391 (6.52%) to $13,307,656
- Total general fund expenditures of $20,451,287
- Proposed $175,000 fund balance allocation for tax relief
- New water meter 'Ready to Serve' fee proposed
- Transfer to capital fund increased by $365,076 (730.15%)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will review agenda items including an excavation code amendment and a parking agreement with Pango for Scarborough Station. The Board will also discuss a proposed policy regarding water billing appeals and potential payment plans.
- Public Hearing to Amend Chapter 115, Excavation
- Agreement with Pango for Daily Parking at Scarborough Station
- Amendment to Master Fee Schedule regarding Parking Rental Fee
- Discussion of Water Billing Appeals Policy and payment plan terms
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing to consider amending Chapter 115 (Excavations), which regulates excavation, filling, and grading. The board will also discuss authorizing a parking agreement with Pango at Scarborough Station, increasing AIM funding, amending the Master Fee Schedule for parking rental fees, and fire department memberships.
- Public hearing on amending Chapter 115, Excavations
- Authorize Village Manager to execute agreement with Pango for daily parking at Scarborough Station
- Call for increase in AIM funding
- Amend Master Fee Schedule – Parking Rental Fee
- Fire Department Memberships
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to execute a one-year agreement with Mobile Smart City Corporation for pay-by-mobile phone parking services at Scarborough Station, with the option to expand the pilot program beyond 30 spaces. The Board also unanimously approved a resolution urging Governor Hochul to increase AIM funding in the 2022-23 state budget, and amended the Master Fee Schedule to add a $9.00 per calendar day parking space reservation fee for special events (excluding the downtown business district). Additionally, the Board approved fire department memberships, authorized the Village Manager to execute access agreements for the purchase of 1050 Pleasantville Road, and continued the public hearing on Chapter 115 (Excavation) to April 5, 2022.
- Approved Pango pay-by-mobile parking agreement for one year (unanimous)
- Approved resolution urging AIM funding increase in state budget (unanimous)
- Amended Master Fee Schedule: new $9.00/day parking reservation fee for special events (unanimous)
- Approved fire department memberships for Nathaniel Tanen, Van Prigezen, Rajeev Narayanan, and Marie Pennacchio (unanimous)
- Authorized Village Manager to execute access agreements for 1050 Pleasantville Road (unanimous)
- Continued public hearing on Chapter 115 Excavation to April 5, 2022 (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of March 1, 2022 as amended (unanimous)
Planning Board
The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding a site plan approval for DSF Concrete, Inc. to redevelop a commercial building into mixed-use space. The board will also review applications for a sign permit and a mandatory tree planting plan.
- Public Hearing for site plan approval at 157 North State Road
- Sign permit application for Iron Health at 450 North State Road
- Mandatory Tree Planting Plan review for new dwelling at 72 Fee Court
- Village Engineer’s report on ongoing projects
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board approved a sign permit for Iron Health at 450 North State Road and a Mandatory Tree Planting Plan for a new home at 72 Fee Court, with conditions. The board also continued the public hearing for the DSF Concrete mixed-use redevelopment at 157 North State Road to April 14, 2022, and approved the February 2022 meeting minutes with one abstention.
- Approved Iron Health sign permit for building and directory (unanimous)
- Approved Mandatory Tree Planting Plan at 72 Fee Court with added trees/shrubs along driveway (unanimous)
- Adjourned DSF Concrete site plan public hearing to April 14, 2022 (unanimous)
- Approved February 2022 meeting minutes (one abstention)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a work session to review agenda items for an upcoming meeting, including amendments to the Master Fee Schedule, tax certiorari settlements for two properties, bond resolutions, and acceptance of a library donation. The board will also discuss Bencor's Special Pay Plan and hold an executive session for legal advice.
- Amend Master Fee Schedule
- Tax certioraris: 265 South Highland Avenue and 127 Woodside Avenue
- Bond resolutions: Refunding, SEQRA 1050 Pleasantville Road, 1050 Pleasantville Road
- Acceptance of donation from Friends of the Library
- Discussion of Bencor's Special Pay Plan
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will consider a resolution to amend the Master Fee Schedule, increasing fees for building permits, inspections, dog licenses, and adding new train station daily parking fees. The board will also schedule the annual organizational meeting and budget hearing, approve tax certiorari refunds, and consider bond resolutions for refunding and a project at 1050 Pleasantville Road.
- Amend Master Fee Schedule: Certificate of Occupancy fees increase (residential $100 to $150, commercial $200 to $300), new temporary commercial CO fee $400, blasting permit $1000 to $1500, plumbing permit fees increase, street opening permit $500 to $600, new train station daily parking fees $9.00/day and $5.50/half-day, dog license fees increase, special use permit original fee $350 to $700
- Schedule Annual Organizational Meeting for April 5, 2022 at 7:00 pm and Tentative Budget Public Hearing for April 5, 2022 at 7:30 pm
- Authorize tax certiorari refunds: $1,443.24 for 265 South Highland Avenue (O.K. Café of Westchester Inc.) and $3,263.85 for 127 Woodside Avenue (Dancon Builders Inc.)
- Bond resolution authorizing refunding of up to $5,200,000 in serial bonds
- Bond resolution for SEQRA and project at 1050 Pleasantville Road
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will hold a work session via Zoom to review the initial presentation of the 2022-2023 budget. This meeting is a preliminary review of the upcoming fiscal year's budget proposal.
- First Pass 2022-2023 Budget Presentation
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items including authorizing an agreement with BFJ Planning, adopting a workplace violence prevention program update, transferring capital budget for a police vehicle, amending recreation summer fees, and a purchase agreement for 1050 Pleasantville Road. They will also discuss general village fees and charges, the first pass of the February 22, 2022 budget, and enter executive session for personnel matters.
- Proposed fee increases: Certificate of Occupancy (residential $100 to $150, temporary $100 to $200, commercial $200 to $300), blasting permit ($1000 to $1500), plumbing permits (alterations $50 to $100, new home $100 to $150), street opening ($500 to $600), backflow prevention ($100 to $200), grease trap inspection ($75 to $100), alarm permits ($75 to $80), dog licenses (spayed $15 to $20, unspayed $20 to $25), special use permit (original $350 to $700, renewal $150 to $200)
- New daily parking fees at train station: $9.00 full-day, $5.50 half-day
- Elimination of excavation/land modification permit fee (15-4999 cubic yards)
- Capital budget transfer for police vehicle
- Purchase agreement for 1050 Pleasantville Road
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to execute an Agreement of Sale with Wells Fargo, N.A. for the purchase of 1050 Pleasantville Road for $2,000,000, subject to nonmaterial changes. The Board also approved several other resolutions, including promoting Jason Hadjstylianos to Police Sergeant, adopting a Workplace Violence Prevention Program update, transferring $39,758.50 from the Recreation Senior Bus budget to the PD Chief Vehicle budget, and amending the Master Fee Schedule for recreation summer fees, adding free pickleball for active Fire and Ambulance Department members. The meeting was adjourned at 8:01 p.m.
- Approved the promotion of Jason Hadjstylianos to Police Sergeant at an annual salary of $134,833.05, effective February 16, 2022.
- Authorized the Village Manager to execute an agreement with BFJ Planning for On-Call Planning Advisory Services.
- Adopted the Workplace Violence Prevention Program Update developed by Public Sector HR Consultants LLC.
- Approved a capital budget transfer of $39,758.50 from Recreation Senior Bus to PD Chief Vehicle.
- Amended the Master Fee Schedule for recreation summer fees, including new pickleball permit fees and free pickleball for active Fire and Ambulance Department members.
- Authorized the Village Manager to execute an Agreement of Sale with Wells Fargo, N.A. for 1050 Pleasantville Road for $2,000,000.
- Approved the minutes of February 1, 2022, as amended.
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items, including acceptance of state funds for a library lighting upgrade, discuss mobility enhancements, and consider a proposed youth center expansion. The meeting is held via Zoom only.
- Acceptance of funds from NYS Assembly for Library Lighting Upgrade Project
- Mobility Enhancement Discussion
- Proposed Youth Center Expansion discussion
- Youth Center expansion constraint map and potential dog park location (future discussion)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting via Zoom on February 1, 2022. The agenda includes resolutions on the annual village election, election inspectors, a call for state action on Route 9A safety, and acceptance of $25,000 for library lighting. The board will also hear reports and public comments.
- Resolution to hold annual village election on March 15, 2022 at Library and Community Center, 1 Library Road
- Appointment of election inspectors with compensation of $350/day (chairperson $375/day)
- Resolution urging NYS to repair Route 9A and support Senate Bill S2988 and Assembly Bill A11126
- Acceptance of $25,000 from NYS Assembly for Library Lighting Upgrade Project
- Approval of minutes from January 18 and January 25, 2022 meetings
The Board unanimously approved a resolution formally requesting New York State and Westchester County to address unsafe conditions on Route 9A within the village, supporting state bills S2988 and A11126 for a DOT study. They also approved the annual village election date and inspectors, accepted $25,000 for library lighting upgrades, and approved prior meeting minutes.
- Approved resolution urging NYS to repair Route 9A and support bills S2988/A11126 (5-0)
- Approved annual village election for March 15, 2022 at Library and Community Center (5-0)
- Appointed election inspectors with $350/day pay, chairperson $375/day (5-0)
- Accepted $25,000 from NYS Assembly for Library Lighting Upgrade Project (5-0)
- Approved minutes of January 18 and 25, 2022 meetings (5-0)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a work session to review an agenda item that would authorize the Village Manager to execute agreements related to The Club. The board will also enter executive session to discuss legal advice on the proposed acquisition, sale, or lease of real property. No final decisions are expected at this work session.
- Review of authorization for Village Manager to execute agreements – The Club
- Executive session: advice of counsel on proposed acquisition, sale, or lease of real property
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a special meeting to consider authorizing the Village Manager to execute four agreements with SHI-III Briarcliff REIT, LLC, the owner of the property known as The Club at 25 Scarborough Road. The agreements amend a water main and sanitary sewer easement, provide an amended access easement, transfer ownership of a stealth monopole, and convey a former water tank parcel. The board is deciding whether to approve these actions.
- Authorize Village Manager to execute First Amendment to Water Main and Sanitary Sewer Facilities Easement
- Authorize Amended Access Easement with SHI-III Briarcliff REIT, LLC
- Authorize Bill of Sale, Assignment and Assumption for Stealth Monopole
- Authorize Deed conveying former Water Tank Parcel
- Agreements relate to property at 25 Scarborough Road, Briarcliff Manor
The Board unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to execute four documents related to SHI-III Briarcliff REIT, LLC, the owner of 'The Club' property. These include a water main and sewer facilities amendment, an access easement, a bill of sale for a stealth monopole, and a deed for a former water tank parcel. The meeting was held via Zoom and adjourned at 7:39 p.m.
- Authorized Village Manager to execute First Amendment to Water Main and Sanitary Sewer Facilities (unanimous)
- Authorized Village Manager to execute Amended Access Easement (unanimous)
- Authorized Village Manager to execute Bill of Sale, Assignment and Assumption for Stealth Monopole (unanimous)
- Authorized Village Manager to execute Deed conveying former Water Tank Parcel (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review agenda items, including continued public hearings on solar energy and village manager code amendments, and a police union contract. The board will also discuss and later vote on a resolution urging New York State to study and improve Route 9A safety.
- Continued public hearing: Amend Chapter 178, Solar and Alternative Energy
- Continued public hearing: Amend Chapter 38, Village Manager
- Ratification of Police Benevolent Association agreement (June 1, 2021 – May 31, 2026)
- Capital budget transfer for ADA project
- Resolution supporting NYS Senate Bill S2988 and Assembly Bill A11126 for Route 9A study
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold continued public hearings and potentially adopt local laws amending Chapter 178 (Solar and Alternative Energy) and Chapter 38 (Village Manager). The board will also consider ratifying a five-year police union contract and approving a capital budget transfer for an ADA project.
- Adoption of local law amending Chapter 178, Solar and Alternative Energy, adding regulations for solar collectors and battery energy storage systems
- Adoption of local law amending Chapter 38, Village Manager
- Ratification of Memorandum of Agreement with Police Benevolent Association (PBA) from June 1, 2021 through May 31, 2026
- Capital Budget Transfer – ADA Project
The Board of Trustees unanimously adopted a local law amending Chapter 178 (Solar and Alternative Energy) and Chapter 38 (Village Manager), ratified a five-year Memorandum of Agreement with the Policemen's Benevolent Association (2021-2026), and approved a $62,754.90 budget transfer for the ADA compliance ramp project. All votes were unanimous.
- Adopted local law amending Chapter 178, Solar and Alternative Energy (unanimous)
- Adopted local law amending Chapter 38, Village Manager (unanimous)
- Ratified 2021-2026 PBA Memorandum of Agreement (unanimous)
- Approved $62,754.90 budget transfer from Ambulance Epoxy Floor to ADA Compliance Ramp (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of January 4, 2022 (unanimous)
Planning Board
The Briarcliff Manor Planning Board held a regular meeting on January 13, 2022, via Zoom. They approved a sign permit for Palisades Fuel Inc. at 126 North State Road, with Chairman Nolan abstaining. Public hearings for two mixed-use redevelopment projects were adjourned to February 10, 2022. A subdivision application for Bringsjord was closed and approved.
- Approved sign permit for Palisades Fuel Inc. at 126 North State Road (unanimous, with one abstention)
- Adjourned public hearing for Matra Realty site plan (1123/1133 Pleasantville Rd) to Feb 10, 2022
- Adjourned public hearing for DSF Concrete site plan (157 North State Rd) to Feb 10, 2022
- Closed public hearing for Bringsjord subdivision (740/778 Sleepy Hollow Rd)
- Approved Bringsjord subdivision resolution (unanimous)
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees is holding a work session to review agenda items for upcoming decisions, including a continued public hearing on amending the solar and alternative energy chapter, a new public hearing on amending the village manager chapter, the reappointment of the deputy village treasurer, and budget transfers. The board will also review a special use permit application for 235 Elm Road. The meeting is held via Zoom only.
- Continued public hearing: Amend Chapter 178, Solar and Alternative Energy
- Public hearing: Amend Chapter 38, Village Manager
- Reappointment of Deputy Village Treasurer
- Budget transfers
- Review of 235 Elm Road Special Use Permit Application
Mayor & Board of Trustees
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees will hold a continued public hearing and potentially adopt a local law amending Chapter 178 to regulate solar energy collectors and battery energy storage systems. The board will also hold a public hearing on amending Chapter 38 regarding the Village Manager position, and will consider reappointing the Deputy Village Treasurer and approving budget transfers.
- Continued public hearing and possible adoption of solar and alternative energy regulations (Chapter 178)
- Public hearing to amend Chapter 38, Village Manager
- Reappointment of Deputy Village Treasurer
- Budget transfers
- Meeting held via Zoom only
The Briarcliff Manor Board of Trustees unanimously reappointed Robin L. Rizzo as Deputy Village Treasurer at $60 per hour through April 4, 2022, and approved budget transfers totaling $34,517 for FY 2021-2022. Both public hearings on solar/alternative energy and the Village Manager chapter were adjourned to January 18, 2022. The board also approved minutes from December 21, 2021.
- Reappointed Robin L. Rizzo as Deputy Village Treasurer at $60/hour (unanimous)
- Approved $34,517 in budget transfers for FY 2021-2022 (unanimous)
- Adjourned public hearing on Chapter 178 Solar and Alternative Energy to Jan 18, 2022 (unanimous)
- Adjourned public hearing on Chapter 38 Village Manager to Jan 18, 2022 (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of December 21, 2021 (unanimous)