Sleepy Hollow, NY

Board of Trustees

The Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees will vote on several resolutions, including awarding a $340,000 paving contract to ELQ Industries Inc. and authorizing bids or RFPs for the Fire House roof, Village Hall solar panels, and Cortlandt Street streetscape. They will also continue a public hearing on amending the Edge-on-Hudson special permit and discuss a proposed golf course in Mt. Pleasant, a joint DPW facility with Tarrytown, and a North Washington traffic study.

• Award paving contract to ELQ Industries Inc. for up to $340,000 (CHIPS-funded)
• Authorize bids for Fire House roof replacement at 28 Beekman Ave (V-Fire grant)
• Authorize bids for solar panels on Village Hall roof (NYSERDA grant)
• Authorize RFP for Cortlandt Street Streetscape engineering (NY Forward grant)
• Approve $15,000 environmental consultant C.T. Male for Facade Grant Program

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on a request to amend the Edge-on-Hudson special permit, award a paving contract, and authorize RFPs for village hall roof, solar panels, and a Cortlandt Street engineer. Discussions include a proposed golf course in Mount Pleasant, a joint DPW facility with Tarrytown, and a North Washington traffic study.

• Public hearing: Request to Amend Edge-on-Hudson Special Permit (continued)
• R1 – Award Paving Contract
• R2 – Authorize RFP for Village Hall Roof
• R3 – Authorize RFP for Solar Panels
• Discussion – Proposed Golf Course on Sleepy Hollow Road in Mt. Pleasant

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold public hearings regarding the Police Commissioner and stop signs at Rice Avenue and Van Tassel Avenue. The session includes discussions on Village Hall repairs and streetscape projects, as well as votes on zoning and traffic changes.

• Zoning amendments for coverage and open spaces
• Stop signs at Rice Avenue and Van Tassel Avenue
• Stop sign on Pleasant Street and one-way on Continental Street
• RFPs for Village Hall roof and solar panels
• RFP for Cortlandt Street Streetscape Project

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold public hearings on establishing a Police Commissioner position and installing stop signs at Rice Avenue and Van Tassel Avenue. The board is also discussing several RFPs for Village Hall and streetscape improvements.

• Proposed local law to create a Police Commissioner position, subject to a November 3, 2026 referendum
• Public hearing for stop signs at the intersection of Rice Avenue and Van Tassel Avenue
• Proposed lease amendment with Verizon for Village Hall increasing monthly rent by $250.00
• Discussion of RFPs for Village Hall roof, solar panels, and Cortlandt Street Streetscape Project
• Approval of stop sign on Pleasant Street and one-way traffic on Continental Street

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings and discussions regarding several development projects and zoning amendments. The meeting includes reviews for residential, commercial, and mixed-use site plans.

• Proposed 6-unit apartment building at 135 Beekman Avenue
• Proposed self-storage facility at 309-315 North Broadway
• Proposed mixed-use building at 193 Beekman Avenue
• Proposed mixed-use building at 5 Legend Drive
• Lot line adjustment and preliminary subdivision for Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Historic Fund, Inc.

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct continued public hearings for residential and storage developments. The meeting also includes a preliminary presentation regarding the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Historic Fund and a discussion on zoning amendments.

• Continued hearing: 6-unit apartment building at 135 Beekman Avenue
• Continued hearing: self-storage facility at 309-315 North Broadway
• SUP, subdivision, and site plan review for 193 Beekman Avenue
• Preliminary presentation: lot line adjustment and subdivision at 540 North Broadway
• Discussion of zoning amendments with Dover, Kohl & Partners

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold public hearings on a floating zone request for 193 Beekman Avenue, amendments to the Edge-on-Hudson Special Permit, zoning coverage and open space changes, and traffic alterations on Continental Street and Pleasant Street. The board will also vote on 13 resolutions covering appointments, grants, consultant contracts, staff resignations, a zoning proposal, and setting future public hearings. Items include appointing an assistant village administrator, approving a consolidated funding application grant, and authorizing a gate between two properties.

• Public hearing on floating zone request for 193 Beekman Avenue (continued)
• Public hearing on amendment to Edge-on-Hudson Special Permit (continued)
• Resolution R5 – Approve Zoning Proposal (coverage and open spaces)
• Resolution R2 – Approve Consolidated Funding Application Grant Projects
• Resolution R10 – Approve access gate between 11 Francis Street and 29 Andrews Lane

Local Development Corporation

The Sleepy Hollow Local Development Corporation will consider several approvals, including expenditures and resolutions. It will also review a set of 64‑68 proposals and a request for proposals, discuss roadway punchlist items, and receive an update on 193 Beekman Avenue. A consultant report from Dan Briar of Paragon‑On‑Hudson LLC will be presented, followed by old and new business and an executive session.

• Approval of Expenditures
• Approval of Resolutions
• Review of 64‑68 proposals and RFP
• Roadway Punchlist / Outstanding Issues
• 193 Beekman Avenue Update

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will discuss a proposal to change the Edge-on-Hudson mixed-use project from condominiums to apartments. The agenda includes a work session on the fiscal effects of this change and a request to approve a consultant for $10,000 to conduct a comparative analysis.

• Discussion: Approve Consultant to Review Edge Special Permit Request ($10,000)
• Discussion: Zoning Proposal
• Discussion: Zoning Amendments (Coverage and Open Spaces)
• Discussion: Consolidated Funding Applications ($1,595,000)
• Discussion: Riverside Drive SEQRA

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss Good Cause Eviction, a special permit request for Edge on Hudson, zoning amendments, road and bridge projects, and employee matters. A special session will vote to declare the lead agency for the Riverside Drive Riverwalk environmental review. All items are tentative and subject to change.

• WS1 - Presentation on Good Cause Eviction
• WS3 - Discussion to approve consultant for Edge special permit request
• WS7 - Discussion on Riverside Drive SEQRA
• WS9 - Discussion to award paving bid
• R1 - Declare lead agency for Riverside Drive Riverwalk project

Planning Board

The Village of Sleepy Hollow Planning Board is conducting continued public hearings and preliminary presentations for eight proposed development projects. The board will evaluate site plan and architectural approval requests for apartment buildings, mixed-use structures, a self-storage facility, and a medical office. These reviews determine how proposed buildings align with local zoning standards and neighborhood layout, which affects local infrastructure and community character.

• Continued public hearing for Lighthouse Landing Communities, LLC’s Edge-on-Hudson Riverfront Development Phase III waterfront open space project
• Continued public hearing for Francesco Alesci’s proposed six-unit apartment building at 135 Beekman Avenue
• Continued public hearing for KWD Realty LLC’s proposed self-storage facility at 309-315 North Broadway
• Preliminary presentations for proposed mixed-use buildings at 193 Beekman Avenue, 149-151 Cortlandt Street, and 116-118 Beekman Avenue
• Discussion of a proposed mixed-use building at 193 Beekman Avenue requiring special use permit and subdivision approval

The Planning Board approved the Phase III Waterfront Open Space site plan and wetlands permit for Lighthouse Landing Communities, granting a three-year approval period and allowing separate building permits for park components, with quarterly reporting on DEC approvals. The board also approved the Block M mixed-use building site plan and closed its public hearing, and issued a SEQRA negative declaration for the Beekman Bowtie mixed-use project. Several other applications were discussed or continued to future meetings.

• Approved Lighthouse Landing Phase III Waterfront Open Space site plan and wetlands permit with a 3-year approval and quarterly DEC status reports (5-0).
• Approved Lighthouse Landing Block M mixed-use building site plan and architectural review, closing the public hearing (5-0).
• Approved SEQRA negative declaration for Beekman Bowtie, LLC's 193 Beekman Avenue mixed-use project (5-0).
• Closed public hearing for Francesco Alesci's 135 Beekman Avenue apartment building and continued it to July 16, 2026 (5-0).
• Continued public hearing for KWD Realty's self-storage facility at 309-315 North Broadway to July 16, 2026.
• Referred SDC Lighthouse Landing Realty's amended medical office building site plan to the Zoning Board of Appeals (5-0).
• Approved minutes of May 14 and May 21, 2026 meetings (4-0-1, Chairman abstained).

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold public hearings on a floating zone request for 193 Beekman Avenue, a proposed ban on leaf blowers, and speed limit changes on Route 9 and Route 448. The board will also vote on resolutions including a new building department fee schedule, a tree code amendment, awarding a bid for a fire boat, and setting a public hearing on a sustainable zoning code.

• Floating zone request for 193 Beekman Avenue (continued hearing)
• Proposed ban on leaf blowers
• Speed limits on Route 9 and Route 448
• Award bid for fire boat
• Local law to amend tree code

Board of Trustees

The Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees will hold public hearings on a proposed ban of gas-powered leaf blowers, a floating zone at 193 Beekman Avenue, amended speed limits on Route 9 and 448, and an amendment to the Edge-on-Hudson special permit. The Board will also consider resolutions to award a $606,764.64 fire boat bid to Metal Craft Marine, approve a Building Department fee schedule, and authorize an EMS agreement with Mid-Hudson EMS District and OVAC. Other items include setting public hearings on a sustainable zoning code and traffic changes on Continental Street and Pleasant Street.

• Public hearing on proposed complete ban of gas-powered leaf blowers (Local Law amending Chapter 272, Noise)
• Award bid for fire boat to Metal Craft Marine at $606,764.64 funded by NYS grant and capital budget
• Public hearing on floating zone application by Beekman Bowtie LLC for 193 Beekman Avenue
• Public hearing on speed limit changes: 25 mph on Route 9 from Route 448 to Tarrytown border, 20 mph school zone on Route 448 near Pine and Webber
• Resolution to set public hearing on sustainable zoning code and on making Continental Street one-way with a stop sign on Pleasant Street

Local Development Corporation

The Sleepy Hollow Local Development Corporation will meet to hear a presentation on Sustainable Sleepy Hollow and receive a consultant report from Paragon-On-Hudson LLC. The board will also consider approving minutes, expenditures, resolutions, and a changed meeting schedule, as well as acknowledge a board member resignation. The meeting is largely procedural with no specific financial or project decisions detailed.

• Presentation: Sustainable Sleepy Hollow
• Consultant Report – Dan Briar, Paragon-On-Hudson LLC
• Acknowledge Resignation of Board Member
• Approval of Changed Meeting Schedule

The board approved the May 4, 2026 meeting minutes. They approved expenditures totaling $109,748.02 while holding the Shawns Lawns invoice for further discussion. Later the board approved payment of the Shawns Lawns invoice. The board entered executive session to discuss legal issues and agreed to pursue a DPW fee proposal pending counsel resolution.

• Approved May 4, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved expenditures of $109,748.02, holding Shawns Lawns invoice for further discussion (motion carried)
• Entered executive session to discuss legal issues and contract negotiations (motion carried)
• Approved payment of Shawns Lawns invoice (motion carried)
• Agreed to enter DPW fee proposal agreement pending counsel resolution (motion carried)
• Changed meeting schedule to every 2nd Monday of the month (motion carried)
• Adjourned the meeting (motion carried)

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss several items, including whether to schedule a public hearing on opting into the state's Good Cause Eviction law, an EMS agreement for paid EMTs, and a Dark Skies resolution. No final votes are expected; these are preliminary discussions.

• Schedule public hearing on opting into Good Cause Eviction
• EMS agreement for paid EMTs
• Plaza Nueva IMA with the School
• Dark Skies resolution
• Approve Fire Boat bid

The Board of Trustees held a work session and approved several items. They gave preliminary approval to an EMS agreement renewal, an event permit for The Village Confectionery, and hiring for teen camp and park attendants. They also directed setting a public hearing on zoning code amendments for sustainability and authorized a letter of support for a county sewer plant. Discussion on good cause eviction and traffic changes will continue at future meetings.

• Approved grand opening event for The Village Confectionery on June 13 at Cortlandt Street Plaza
• Approved renewal of EMS agreement with Ossining Volunteer Ambulance Corps
• Approved inter-municipal agreement with school district for Plaza Nueva project
• Set public hearing on zoning code amendments for sustainability features (setbacks for sustainable installations)
• Approved posting two vacant Public Works positions per Teamster contract
• Approved hiring staff for teen camp
• Approved hiring park attendants for summer
• Authorized mayor to sign letter of support for new countywide sewer treatment plant

Planning Board

This Planning Board meeting includes continued public hearings for the Edge-on-Hudson Phase III waterfront open space and a 6-unit apartment at 135 Beekman Avenue, plus a new public hearing for a mixed-use building on Block M. Discussions are scheduled for a mixed-use building at 193 Beekman Avenue (adjournment requested) and a self-storage facility at 309-315 North Broadway. A preliminary presentation for amended site plan for Block OP townhomes is also on the agenda.

• Continued public hearing: Edge-on-Hudson Riverfront Development Phase III Waterfront Open Space (site plan & wetlands permit)
• Continued public hearing: 135 Beekman Avenue – proposed 6-unit apartment building (site plan & architectural review)
• New public hearing: Edge-on-Hudson Block M – proposed mixed-use building (site plan & architectural review)
• Discussion: 193 Beekman Avenue – mixed-use building (applicant requested adjournment; SUP, subdivision, site plan, ARB)
• Discussion: 309-315 North Broadway – proposed self-storage facility (site plan & architectural review)

The Planning Board continued public hearings for all five agenda items to the June 18, 2026 meeting, approving adjournment requests and motions to continue. No final decisions were made on any site plans or permits.

• Granted Beekman Bowtie LLC adjournment to June 18 (unanimous)
• Continued Phase III Waterfront Open Space hearing to June 18 (5-0)
• Continued 135 Beekman Avenue apartment building hearing to June 18 (5-0)
• Continued Block M mixed-use building hearing to June 18 (5-0)
• Block M public hearing opened and then continued (5-0)
• Discussion held on 309-315 North Broadway self-storage and Block OP Townhomes; no action taken

Planning Board

At this work session, the Planning Board will receive presentations and review new submissions for six projects: a medical office building at 5 Legend Drive, the Phase III waterfront open space for Edge-on-Hudson, a mixed-use building on Block M, a mixed-use building at 193 Beekman Avenue, a self-storage facility at 309-315 North Broadway, and amended plans for townhomes on Block OP. No votes are scheduled; all items are under review.

• SDC Lighthouse Landing Realty – proposed medical office building at 5 Legend Drive
• Lighthouse Landing – Phase III waterfront open space site plan and wetlands permit approval
• Lighthouse Landing – Block M proposed mixed-use building for site plan and architectural review
• Beekman Bowtie – mixed-use building at 193 Beekman Avenue requiring SUP, subdivision, site plan, and ARB approval
• KWD Realty – proposed self-storage facility at 309-315 North Broadway

The Planning Board held a work session to review several site plan submissions and presentations. No formal votes were taken, though the Board requested additional design changes and technical data for several projects.

• Requested SDC Lighthouse Landing Realty submit applications for June meeting
• Requested Edge-on-Hudson Block M applicant evaluate solar panel use
• Requested wastewater calculations for Edge-on-Hudson Block M
• Requested KWD Realty LLC provide civil drawings and DOT response before scheduling public hearing
• Proposed waiving public hearing for One Kingsland Owner LLC to approve resolution on May 21, 2026

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold continued public hearings on a floating zone for 193 Beekman Avenue, updated building department fines, an amendment to the Edge-on-Hudson special permit, and a tree code amendment. The board also votes on 11 resolutions including approving a separation agreement with a police officer, terminating a village employee, awarding a fire boat bid, and setting a speed-limit hearing on Route 9 and Route 448.

• Continued public hearing: floating zone request for 193 Beekman Avenue (Beekman Bowtie, LLC)
• Continued public hearing: local law to update building department fines
• Public hearing: amend Edge-on-Hudson special permit (Lighthouse Landing Communities LLC)
• Public hearing: amend tree code (Chapter 385)
• Resolutions: approve separation agreement with police officer, terminate village employee, award fire boat bid, set speed-limit hearing on Route 9 and 448

The Board of Trustees voted unanimously to continue the public hearing on a request to amend the Edge-on-Hudson special permit, allowing Block K to be built as 175 rental units instead of condos. No decision was reached; the hearing will resume June 9. The Board also closed public hearings on the Building Department fine schedule and a tree code amendment, but deferred votes on both. Routine approvals included the March 10 meeting minutes and the warrant.

• Continued floating zone request for 193 Beekman Ave to June 9 (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing on Building Department fine schedule (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing on Tree Code amendment (unanimous)
• Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved warrant including NYPA payment, healthcare, PILOT distributions (unanimous)

Board of Trustees

The Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees will hold a work session on May 5, 2026, discussing several items including a proposed ban on gas-powered leaf blowers, setting a public hearing for speed limits on Route 9 and 448, and fire boat bids. Presentations are scheduled on Ramapo College, a student pedestrian safety project, and a tourism committee report including a proposed Halloween event. No final votes are expected during this work session.

• Discussion of proposed ban on gas-powered leaf blowers
• Discussion to set a public hearing for speed limits on Route 9 and 448
• Discussion of fire boat bids
• Discussion of authorizing a reserve fund transfer
• Presentation on a student project related to pedestrian safety

The Board closed the current public hearing on a proposed gas leaf blower ban and will set a new hearing at the next meeting due to significant changes. Several proposals were favored, including a temporary pedestrian safety flag program, a street event, a block party, a seasonal parks employee hire, and a resolution supporting a state packaging reduction act. A haunted house proposal was denied for this year but may be considered next year. A public hearing on speed limit changes will also be set at the next meeting.

• Closed current public hearing on gas leaf blower ban; new hearing to be set at next meeting
• Approved temporary pedestrian safety flag program at selected intersections
• Denied haunted house proposal for 2026; may consider for 2027
• Approved 'A Taste of Sleepy Hollow' street event on Valley Street for June 20
• Approved block party on Hunter Avenue (Monroe to Bellwood) for June 26
• Set public hearing on speed limit changes along Route 9 and Route 448 for next meeting
• Approved hiring seasonal parks employee as recommended by Recreation Superintendent
• Approved resolution supporting New York State Packaging Reduction Act

Local Development Corporation

The Sleepy Hollow Local Development Corporation is meeting on May 4, 2026, to approve minutes and expenditures, hear a consultant report from Dan Briar of Paragon-On-Hudson LLC, and discuss several projects including safety improvements and parking adjustments by AKRF, a park/road name competition, and fencing work. The board will also receive updates on Shawns Lawns, the skate park, and seasonal activities, and may enter executive session.

• Approval of expenditures
• Consultant report by Dan Briar, Paragon-On-Hudson LLC
• AKRF safety improvements and parking adjustments
• Park/road name competition
• Fencing work – no gate required at DeVries; DPW to clear area for connection

The Sleepy Hollow Local Development Corporation approved the minutes from April 20, 2026, and authorized $5,663.73 in expenditures. The board also received updates on multiple development projects including the East Parcel, D-B Park, and a skatepark, but took no other formal votes.

• Approved April 20, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved $5,663.73 in expenditures (unanimous)

Board of Trustees

Local Development Corporation

The Sleepy Hollow Local Development Corporation will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes and expenditures, consider resolutions, and receive a consultant report from Dan Briar of Paragon-On-Hudson LLC. The agenda is largely procedural with no specific action items or financial details listed.

• Consultant report by Dan Briar, Paragon-On-Hudson LLC
• Approval of minutes from March 23 and April 6, 2026
• Approval of expenditures and resolutions
• Old business and new business
• Possible executive session

The Local Development Corporation approved expenditures totaling $14,016.92 and adopted the meeting minutes from March 23 and April 6, 2026. The board entered an executive session to discuss legal issues and contract negotiations, but no action was taken during that session.

• Approved meeting minutes of March 23, 2026
• Approved meeting minutes of April 6, 2026
• Approved expenditures in the amount of $14,016.92

Planning Board

The Sleepy Hollow Planning Board will hold a regular meeting with a work session followed by public hearings and presentations. Key items include a continued public hearing on the Edge-on-Hudson waterfront open space (Phase III) and a new public hearing for a six-unit apartment building at 135 Beekman Avenue. The board will also consider draft resolutions for amended site plans and receive presentations on a proposed mixed-use building at 193 Beekman Avenue and a self-storage facility at 309-315 North Broadway.

• Continued public hearing for Lighthouse Landing Communities Phase III Waterfront Open Space site plan and wetlands permit
• Public hearing for a proposed 6-unit apartment building at 135 Beekman Avenue (Francesco Alesci)
• Draft resolution for amended site plan at 139 Cortlandt Street
• Presentation for a proposed mixed-use building at 193 Beekman Avenue (Beekman Bowtie, LLC)
• Presentation for a proposed self-storage facility at 309-315 North Broadway (KWD Realty LLC)

The Planning Board approved an amended site plan for 139 Cortlandt Street (6-0) and a site plan amendment for Verizon Wireless at 28 Beekman Avenue (6-0). The board also approved a resolution declaring itself lead agency for the Beekman Bowtie mixed-use project's environmental review (6-0). Public hearings for the Edge-on-Hudson Phase III waterfront open space and a 6-unit apartment at 135 Beekman were continued to May 21, 2026. No action was taken on other agenda items.

• Approved amended site plan for 139 Cortlandt Street (6-0)
• Approved Verizon Wireless site plan amendment for 28 Beekman Avenue (6-0)
• Approved resolution declaring Planning Board as lead agency for Beekman Bowtie environmental review (6-0)
• Continued public hearing for Lighthouse Landing Phase III waterfront open space to May 21
• Continued public hearing for 135 Beekman Avenue apartment building to May 21

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Sleepy Hollow Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, regarding a proposed mixed-use building at One Palisades Boulevard. The developer, Lighthouse Landing Communities, LLC, will present the Edge-on-Hudson Riverfront Development for Block M. The board will also review and approve the minutes from its March 18, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing for Lighthouse Landing Communities, LLC regarding a mixed-use building at One Palisades Boulevard
• Review of the Edge-on-Hudson Riverfront Development proposal for Block M
• Approval of the March 18, 2026 meeting minutes

The ZBA voted 6-0 to approve a 3-foot height variance (from 65 to 68 feet) for a proposed six-story mixed-use building with 92 condominium units, restaurant, retail space, and 229 parking spaces at Block M, One Palisades Boulevard. The board found the variance not substantial and consistent with nearby buildings. Approval of the March 18, 2026 minutes was tabled.

• Approved 3-foot height variance for Block M mixed-use building (6-0)
• Tabled approval of March 18, 2026 minutes

Board of Trustees

The Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees will hold public hearings on a floating zone request for 193 Beekman Avenue and a new Building Department fine schedule. They will then vote on 17 resolutions, including overriding the state tax cap, approving stop signs at North Washington and Chestnut Street, and setting public hearings to amend the Edge-on-Hudson special permit and the village tree code. Other resolutions address drainage project change orders, a car wash fundraiser, and support for the Westshore rail line.

• Public hearing: floating zone request for 193 Beekman Avenue
• R1 – Override Tax Cap
• R2 – Approve stop signs at North Washington and Chestnut Street
• R4 – Approve change order for Valley Street Drainage Project
• R15 – SEQRA resolution related to Riverwalk Project

Board of Trustees

The Village of Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees will consider a local law to override the state tax levy limit for the upcoming fiscal year, allowing a property tax increase above the cap. Other items include public hearings on a floating zone request for 193 Beekman Avenue and a building department fine schedule, as well as resolutions on traffic safety and infrastructure projects.

• Public hearing on floating zone request for 193 Beekman Avenue
• Resolution to override state tax cap (Local Law No. 5 of 2026)
• Resolution approving stop signs at North Washington and Chestnut Street
• Change order for Valley Street Drainage Project (total cost not to exceed $400,000)
• Set public hearing to amend Tree Code (Chapter 385)

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on the proposed operating budget. Discussion items include amending the Edge special permit, Edge-on-Hudson projects, setting a public hearing for the tree code, a change order for Valley Street Project, a car wash request, concert request, and a ban on gas-powered leaf blowers. Other discussions cover tax certiorari, seasonal employee for Public Works, Local Development Corporation, employee resignation, Con Edison consortium, SEQRA for Riverwalk, and TAP Grant engineer. A special session will address parking restrictions in the Manors.

• Public hearing on operating budget
• Discussion on amending Edge Special Permit
• Change order discussion for Valley Street Project (potential cost)
• Discussion on banning gas-powered leaf blowers
• Special session on parking restrictions in the Manors

During a special session, the Board approved new parking restrictions in Philipse Manor and Sleepy Hollow Manor. The Board also authorized $5,000 from the contingency budget for a volunteer appreciation day. Other discussions included budget hearings, development updates, and infrastructure projects.

• Closed 2026/2027 budget public hearing (7-0)
• Approved parking restrictions in Philipse Manor and Sleepy Hollow Manor (6-1)
• Approved $5,000 contingency expenditure for volunteer appreciation day (6-1)
• Approved Creighton Manning as engineer for Bellwood Avenue sidewalks
• Approved seasonal employee hire for Public Works
• Approved tax grievance settlement recommendation

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing to consider the 2026-2027 Tentative Mayor's Budget. The work session includes discussions on amending the Edge Special Permit, Edge-on-Hudson projects, a ban on gas-powered leaf blowers, a tree code amendment, and other items. A special session will address R1 parking restrictions in the Manors.

• Public hearing on 2026-2027 operating budget
• Presentation and discussion: Amend Edge Special Permit and Edge-on-Hudson projects
• Discussion: Set public hearing for tree code amendment
• Discussion: Ban on gas-powered leaf blowers
• Special session: R1 parking restrictions in the Manors

Local Development Corporation

The Sleepy Hollow Local Development Corporation will consider approval of expenditures and resolutions. It will receive a consultant report from Dan Briar of Paragon‑On‑Hudson LLC covering the ARKF pedestrian safety review, a review of REFs 64‑68, and a DPW BOH follow‑up. The meeting also includes old and new business and an executive session.

• Approval of Expenditures
• Approval of Resolutions
• Consultant Report – ARKF pedestrian safety review
• Review of REFs 64‑68
• DPW BOH follow‑up

The board approved $6,333.20 in expenditures. It also approved an amendment and one‑year extension of the consulting agreement with Paragon‑on‑Hudson, LLC at an hourly rate of $125, effective until December 31, 2026. The board entered and exited an executive session and then adjourned the meeting.

• Approved expenditures of $6,333.20 (motion carried)
• Approved amendment and extension of consulting agreement with Paragon‑on‑Hudson, LLC at $125/hr until Dec 31 2026 (vote 3‑0)
• Entered executive session to discuss legal issues (motion carried)
• Exited executive session (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting (motion carried)

Local Development Corporation

The Sleepy Hollow Local Development Corporation will convene to approve the minutes from the March 9, 2026 meeting, consider and vote on pending expenditures, and adopt any proposed resolutions. The agenda also includes a consultant report from Dan Briar of Paragon‑On‑Hudson LLC and discussion of old and new business. An executive session will be held as called by the chair.

• Approve minutes from March 9, 2026 meeting
• Approve pending expenditures
• Approve resolutions
• Consultant report by Dan Briar (Paragon‑On‑Hudson LLC)
• Executive session called by the chair

The board approved the March 9 minutes, authorized $23,795.82 in expenditures, and adopted the annual resolution that re‑adopted policies, elected officers, appointed staff, and approved the FY 2026‑2027 budget. It also approved a $12,000 invoice for the East Parcel planting project and tabled the Paragon‑On‑Hudson contract extension. The board entered and exited an executive session to discuss legal matters.

• Approved March 9, 2026 minutes (motion carried)
• Approved expenditures of $23,795.82 (motion carried)
• Adopted annual resolution re‑adopting policies, electing officers, appointing staff and budget (all directors voted aye, resolution adopted)
• Approved FY 2026‑2027 budget (motion carried)
• Approved up to $12,000 for East Parcel planting invoice (motion carried)
• Tabled resolution on Paragon‑On‑Hudson contract extension
• Entered executive session to discuss legal issues (motion carried)
• Exited executive session (motion carried)