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Village Clerk: Hello.

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Village Clerk: I am so sorry.

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Karen Tarapata: it's okay.

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Karen Tarapata: It looks like we're missing the third page of.

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Karen Tarapata: Financial report.

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Karen Tarapata: It stops at sewer system, and I know there's a third page.

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Village Clerk: i'm should be online.

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Karen Tarapata: i'll just ask rich about it probably won't but.

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Karen Tarapata: it's not there.

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Village Clerk: I can send it.

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Village Clerk: First things.

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Karen Tarapata: I don't think anybody will get it.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay yeah at this point, but yeah it's unfortunate that let's hope that in the future, that the meetings are.

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Karen Tarapata: A simpler.

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Karen Tarapata: yeah so able to have a packets done for the trustees.

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Village Clerk: You know what.

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Village Clerk: i'm just going to start building it in adobe as we get them like start you know for the next tomorrow next month's meeting starting the PDF tomorrow, you know what I mean.

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Karen Tarapata: yeah I think that's a good idea.

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Karen Tarapata: This is it.

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Karen Tarapata: Today, it was just crazy today was just crazy everything I was able to reach all the all the trustees everybody said, they said lori but I left a message so i'm assuming we'll be able to open this up and have their packets in front of them.

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Karen Tarapata: Great.

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Richard Fortunato: hi everybody.

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Karen Tarapata: How are you.

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Call-In User_1: Very good Karen thanks.

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Karen Tarapata: lori.

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Karen Tarapata: Net my my phone message.

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Laurie Dodge: yeah Thank you I just got it, so I just downloaded the newer version okay.

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Karen Tarapata: yeah we just somehow the last packet went out and one page.

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Laurie Dodge: Well, I saw that but I figured.

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Laurie Dodge: I don't know I just was using I was going to use the old one, that that heather had sent earlier, but then.

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Laurie Dodge: Obviously, new documents.

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In there.

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Karen Tarapata: few more minutes to go.

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Larry Nathanson: hey Karen.

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Karen Tarapata: Hello.

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Karen Tarapata: Oh hi.

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Larry Nathanson: hey doing.

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Very well.

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Call-In User_1: Good evening.

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Karen Tarapata: Hello can.

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Laurie Dodge: Everyone has different.

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Laurie Dodge: backgrounds.

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Ken Rothchild: Ken Where are you i'm.

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Ken Rothchild: in St Paul Minnesota.

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Laurie Dodge: has a different background.

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Noelle Wolfson: Yes, i'm in my office in white plains, that in my home.

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Ken Rothchild: lori it's a little creepy that you're monitoring our background, so I just want to know.

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Laurie Dodge: You know I just I don't.

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Laurie Dodge: Like the room i'm in but it's when we have that night meetings it's just easier if I need to close doors, rather than to sit in the dining room or itself, I don't like mine that's why i'm looking at everybody else's.

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Ken Rothchild: Well, I would say that the weather in Minnesota is easily hotter than anything you're experiencing there since.

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Laurie Dodge: ugly le.
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Karen Tarapata: Good evening, welcome to the.

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Karen Tarapata: upper night Board of Trustees regular meeting.

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Karen Tarapata: June 17 2021 we have a forum like less today.

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Karen Tarapata: Jeff Epstein lori.

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Call-In User_1: dodge.

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Karen Tarapata: And rough child and self in terms of honor.

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Karen Tarapata: Tonight we have discovered in with a double check this with heather that if anyone who has called in wishes to raise their hand to speak during a public hearing.

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Karen Tarapata: heather is it star nine.

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Village Clerk: Yes, star nine.

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Karen Tarapata: star nine that will let us know that you wish to speak during the public hearing.

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Call-In User_1: All right, is.

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Karen Tarapata: officer Davies on the line tonight.

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Call-In User_1: Tonight that's actually sergeant birkin police officer David.

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Call-In User_1: Hello sergeant for.

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Karen Tarapata: All right.

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Karen Tarapata: let's begin the meeting with the police.

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Call-In User_1: Right Okay, thank you for having us again as usual.

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Call-In User_1: Motor vehicle accidents there was one in North broadway no mountain with with no no injuries, there were actually two reported hit and runs at 300 North broadway minor damage from both.

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Call-In User_1: We continue our daily checks, especially for schools offer an elementary school, we also do them at the cultural and religious institutions North broadway.

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Call-In User_1: We had a handful of animal complaints during the last month, so actually one particular being embarrassed citing the bear actually walked off on its own, as a singular citing other than that the sig fox call in sick raccoon nothing to significant.

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Call-In User_1: Know larceny for motor vehicles were reported, however, throughout the area, there has been a few.

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Call-In User_1: catalytic catalytic converters test it's an ongoing issue for several years up and down like the Hudson valley so it's not just particular to us.

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Call-In User_1: They responded to a couple of complaints about truck traffic coming down through the village, we did assign a few of our.

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Call-In User_1: commercial vehicle inspectors down there twice in the last week and a half or so just for a little uptick in officer presidents and commercial vehicle enforcement.

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Call-In User_1: there's been a handful of summertime tends to bring on some additional fraud opportunities for different people.

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Call-In User_1: People kind of go to residences or knock on doors and needed extra do I can drive a car repair paving some roofing repairs i'm a lot of these are like scams or gypsies that come through the area seasonally.

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Call-In User_1: We also had two ordinance violation complaints to a particular at the next field club which are both determined to be unfounded.

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Call-In User_1: There was a loud music complaint at North million and birch offices located the complaint, the suspects house and actually turn the turn the music down without an issue, and there was an issue with a leaf blower.

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Call-In User_1: glenbrook road, which was considered unfounded also.

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Call-In User_1: One suspicious call came in as actually reported to be gunshots which turned out to be actually fireworks in nyack I believe was the other night, the day that the New York state mandates relisted.

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Call-In User_1: Other than that that's it for suspicious activities, no robberies to report and just I know now let's keep you updated on drug related activities around the area.

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Call-In User_1: county was has been 167 reported overdoses throughout the county involving 32 deaths and Clark 10 year to date we're looking at 56 reported overdoses with unfortunately 10 deaths involved in that.

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Call-In User_1: And that's the extent of the police report and last questions for me.

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Karen Tarapata: By to have one question because we are considering.

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Karen Tarapata: A sound ordinance tonight and if someone were.

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Karen Tarapata: To make an want to make a complaint about a noise problem they call the main number correct.

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Call-In User_1: that's correct.

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Call-In User_1: 845639 5800 that's correct.

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Karen Tarapata: Wonderful we're going to put that on the answering machine at village Hall, because if people call.

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Call-In User_1: After well.

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Karen Tarapata: If they call village hall there wouldn't be any one there to monitor it.

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Call-In User_1: So you're going to be informing.

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Karen Tarapata: People of WHO to contact if they have complaints about loud music loud sounds.

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Call-In User_1: Okay, is there an effective date for the ordinance showed is that actually an active ordinance.

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Karen Tarapata: No it's not.

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Karen Tarapata: Our library, with the public hearing it's still open, and we will be, can you know continuing that public hearing tonight and then, if it if we do close the public hearing we do vote on it, of course, it has to go up to the state.

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Call-In User_1: So we will definitely be in touch with you.

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Karen Tarapata: As soon as mascot yes, who is this.

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Larry Nathanson: Can I ask a question of learning content, can I ask a question of the officer.

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Yes, very good.

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Larry Nathanson: What can you tell me about the current.

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Larry Nathanson: ordinance law as you understand it for the village of upper nyack and the permit required law for anyone to be playing loud music and eddie decibel level, as you said, it was considered unfounded and several.

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Larry Nathanson: of your reports.

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Larry Nathanson: This evening.

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Call-In User_1: You know i'd have to brush up on that i've looked at the village noise or nothing quite a while i'm hate to sound irresponsible knowledgeable but I wouldn't want to say i'd be guessing at it right now um.

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Karen Tarapata: I went on, I have Mr Nathan sin talk to officer Davies, because he's more familiar with the ins and outs of of opera.

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Call-In User_1: Absolutely, if he wants to like we got niles gmail addresses rarely available and Davies clark's town pd.org.

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Larry Nathanson: Okay, if it.

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Call-In User_1: is very sad again sure, and is it Nancy.

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Call-In User_1: dot Davies da V is.

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Larry Nathanson: That at.

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Call-In User_1: Clark town P, as in Peter D, as in dog.org.

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Larry Nathanson: OK, and then, just so we are aware, if.

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Larry Nathanson: You are also aware of the current village of upper night look sound ordinance law and it, Mr Davies, may be the only one should should the police officers who are.

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Larry Nathanson: Currently, I guess, experiencing a 20% death rate.

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Larry Nathanson: Of overdose with drug use could they also be training, how to deal with that and to know the current sound ordinance law as it currently stands, and may to.

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Call-In User_1: visit this evening well mine i'd be you know fairness, I think, also too worked up and I regularly I probably have a much better feel for the specific village ordinance.

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Call-In User_1: Noise ordinance either at their disposal at their fingertips I just haven't looked at it in several years I haven't worked down there.

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Call-In User_1: As someone who's made a phone.

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Larry Nathanson: Call complaint about noise.

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Call-In User_1: Issues.

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Larry Nathanson: I can assure you that the officers are unaware of the.

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Larry Nathanson: Actual.

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Current laws its stance.

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Call-In User_1: Okay.

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Call-In User_1: Make sure that they're up to speed on.

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Call-In User_1: On the actual statute, a specific statute.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you and i'm going to be in i'll be in contact with the Department on this issue in the next in the coming days.

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Call-In User_1: Okay, thank you, thank you, quick.

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Karen Tarapata: question.

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michael esmay: um to sick animals says it was it determine whether they had rabies or not.

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Call-In User_1: know I do know that our animal control officer and she responds she does take animals who are deceased up to the county health Center health department and you do get analyzed for Tucker whether the rabbit or not.

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Call-In User_1: I think we'll get notified when it's a positive result of my knowledge, we haven't had any responses from the county health stating that.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, thank you, there are no other questions i'll let the officer go.

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Call-In User_1: Thank you, thank you have a good night.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay.

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Ken Rothchild: Let me disliking the officer that's all.

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Karen Tarapata: Right, you want to do the treasurer's report.

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Richard Fortunato: Absolutely, good evening everybody.

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Richard Fortunato: Thank you, everybody in your inbox should have the most recent financial statement, the most recent financial statement is only 17 days old so when we read it, the numbers are pretty small on it.

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Richard Fortunato: to court and things to report that are on that financial statement and the first 17 days would be the orange town sewer bill which collectively.

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Richard Fortunato: amounted to 460 $2,000 which we have plenty of cash to pay it i'm just letting you know that is the largest bill, we pay, and it is on there, the first few weeks of the year, every year, so it's 460,000.

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Richard Fortunato: And the negative $8,000 that is in the road repair account because i'm sure you guys all look at this financial and we're about to ask me, that is because the.

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Richard Fortunato: Insurance from the guardrail we got an insurance check that we have not done the repair yet so the insurance check is in there as a as a credit as a money waiting to be spent on this card route to be fixed.

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Richard Fortunato: We actually just got to check, in the last few days.

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Karen Tarapata: On the.

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Karen Tarapata: Third, page of the financial statement is missing from your packets it stops at sewer system we don't have the third page i'm sorry.

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Richard Fortunato: Okay i'm heather is that a snafu in the.

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Village Clerk: yeah adobe was giving me some issues, making the packets today.

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Richard Fortunato: Okay um I can make sure everybody gets another one third page there's not much on it Oh, the third page has the $460,000 on looking at.

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Richard Fortunato: i'll make sure everybody gets another copy and, as usual, you guys have my cell phone number, so if there's anything on there on that third page but.

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Richard Fortunato: there's nothing material in the first 17 days, except the sewer bill and then negative $8,000 that sticks out because it's just a negative in the in the expense section.

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Richard Fortunato: With respect i'll make sure everybody gets a full set.

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Richard Fortunato: heather we do that tomorrow.

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Richard Fortunato: yeah perfect and if you have a problem just let me know with with the copy I sent you okay.

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Richard Fortunato: collections let's talk about real estate tax collections actually very good, as of today, 17 days, we have a little over $1.3 million collected out of the 2.1 million in real estate taxes.

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Richard Fortunato: that's roughly 62% of the total so that's pretty good for 17 days as of today and, last but not least, I need a resolution to pay the public improvement bond the sewer bond the interest that's do June 15 the interest total is $20,059 and 38 cents and have a you have that number right.

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Richard Fortunato: Yes, okay.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, what's with someone make a motion to.

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michael esmay: All right, i'll make that motion Mike.

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Karen Tarapata: And I get a second.

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sylviajeff: Oh sorry yes.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, what I think lori hopped in first all right all in favor say Aye.

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michael esmay: Aye Mike.

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Laurie Dodge: I lori.

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sylviajeff: I just.

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Ken Rothchild: I can.

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Karen Tarapata: I Karen alright pay our bills.

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Richard Fortunato: Okay, I know.

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Richard Fortunato: Jeff came signed all the vouchers today so we're looking pretty good there yeah first 17 days looks fine.

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Richard Fortunato: With respect to the may 31 year end as usual it's going to take a few months for the bills and the cash receipts to come in for me to do the rules to get you solid numbers.

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Richard Fortunato: But just looking at the numbers, we are in line with last year's budget we are still going to run between 1.2 $1.3 million surplus for the year and.

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Richard Fortunato: Just round numbers and you know the financials look pretty strong as of may 31 and I it's going to take two months to get you some final copies that are kind of like give you a you know, an interim copy i'm going to just give you the correct.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you.

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Richard Fortunato: Any question okay.

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michael esmay: One quick question.

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michael esmay: Where was the 460 2000 anticipated.

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Richard Fortunato: Spot it's it was it was in the budget was for 78 and the little was for 67 so it was we were $15,000 kind of under budget.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay.

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Richard Fortunato: Good actually thought will be a little higher so we caught a break.

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Richard Fortunato: yeah well that's not speak too soon you never know.

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Karen Tarapata: What.

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michael esmay: another year.

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Richard Fortunato: The budget is on that financial that you have the new budget for the new year, I mean that's the that if you want to look at it that's the.

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Richard Fortunato: You know the new budget that we approved is on there and in its entirety, for the year that's something to look at, but the 17 days of cash disbursements there's nothing on there right.

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Karen Tarapata: And that budgets available on the website as.

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Richard Fortunato: The budgets available yeah was posted.

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Richard Fortunato: month and a half ago it's on it should still be on the website go if the residents, want to see it sure and absolutely.

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Karen Tarapata: Good Thank you Mitch.

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Richard Fortunato: Alright, everybody have a great night stay out of trouble.

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Ken Rothchild: Jewish thanks rich alright.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you, everybody we've got 15 minutes for the public hearing, so I can bring up a couple of things that are sort of at the end of the agenda, and then we can.

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Karen Tarapata: Take care of those.

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michael esmay: What about right.

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Laurie Dodge: yeah we also didn't do the Minutes.

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Karen Tarapata: We can drop them minutes let's do.

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Karen Tarapata: That all right.

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Karen Tarapata: Oh debbie read the I read the Minutes of the regular meeting of may 20 does anyone have any corrections or changes they'd like to make to those minutes.

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michael esmay: To read it no.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, then, with someone make a motion to adopt the minutes of the regular meeting of may 20th.

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sylviajeff: And only we adapted ministerial meeting may 20.

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Ken Rothchild: i'll second that motion this is Ken.

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Karen Tarapata: You can all in favor say Aye.

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sylviajeff: Jeff I.

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Ken Rothchild: Can I.

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Laurie Dodge: Oh, I have to abstain, I wasn't here.

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michael esmay: Oh right.

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Laurie Dodge: I wasn't at that meeting.

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Karen Tarapata: This read okay like I said Mike okay.

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Karen Tarapata: And lori abstains alright minutes are adopted, then the minutes of the special meeting of June 10.

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Laurie Dodge: Are there any channel couple of.

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Laurie Dodge: Oh sorry was talking.

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Laurie Dodge: Good I just had a couple of minor changes that I sent to heather and I think I CC to everybody, there was nothing material.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, good, so what someone make a motion to accept the Minutes as amended.

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Laurie Dodge: it's lori i'll make that motion.

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michael esmay: Michael second.

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Karen Tarapata: All in favor say Aye.

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Laurie Dodge: lori I.

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Ken Rothchild: Can I.

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sylviajeff: Jeff I.

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Karen Tarapata: minutes of meeting in 10 minutes adapt it.

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it's good Thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, just a little bit of interesting news Chateau cliff.

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Karen Tarapata: The apu are.

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Karen Tarapata: Building was donated by its owner to blue rocks cool.

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Laurie Dodge: that's Nice.

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sylviajeff: Well, it was.

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Karen Tarapata: I came in and I, and they said Oh, you know piece of property has been donated to rock which piece of property and they're like shed left i'm like wow that's great.

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Karen Tarapata: So I would like to send them a letter school welcoming them into the village and asking them to let us know what their you know if they have any plans for the property that they, let us know about it.

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Karen Tarapata: would be just good to know it's a it's a big beautiful piece of property and I have no idea what they intend.

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Ken Rothchild: Well, Hillary and I sent our girls to blue rock and have maintained good relations with the folks who run it so i'll definitely reach out to coffee and ask her.

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Ken Rothchild: About that it's news to us so they haven't haven't noticed, you know notified their alumni, at least not that i'm aware of, but yeah that's very cool they're they're great school so.

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Karen Tarapata: that's what I thought they're really they're really good people and the I really am so pleased that the skelly family chose to.

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Karen Tarapata: To do that, too, I know their son went to school there and I think that's just a remarkable remarkable gift.

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Karen Tarapata: OK, the next thing i'd like to learn this nerve last 10 minutes here, one thing is, I put in your packet some information about the led stop signs.

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Karen Tarapata: Because we've been we've been noticing again that people are just blowing through the intersection of Castle heights and North broadway.

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Karen Tarapata: So I was speaking about it with the dp who was saying that we can get that from glencoe, which is the company that provides us with all our other signs.

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Karen Tarapata: And I said I was speaking with heather and she said, well, what is the what's the science behind it, you know have they been able to quantify improvements.

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Karen Tarapata: And so I sent you that University of Minnesota study about it that it seems to improve the number of people, increase the number of people actually stop at the STOP signs.

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Karen Tarapata: So I put that in there, if you want to take a look at that I highlighted in yellow the section of that work that covers that particular aspect.

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Karen Tarapata: We don't certainly don't have to make a decision tonight because the two signs around $3,000 so that's a substantial expense, but if it.

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Karen Tarapata: If it makes it safer that intersection is.

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Karen Tarapata: Has gotten worse and they really had people really are just driving through without even stopping without even slowing down it's, not even a rolling stop.

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Karen Tarapata: So I just wanted to.

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Ken Rothchild: Well, we didn't ask the.

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Ken Rothchild: officer Burke about the nature of the hidden runs at 300 North broadway but you know that's you know hit run it's a real concern so.

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Karen Tarapata: Now, I wonder if hit and run was when that guy hit the guide rail.

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Ken Rothchild: Well 300.

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Ken Rothchild: North is.

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Karen Tarapata: Well that's further south that's that's my that's fine.

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Ken Rothchild: yeah yeah.

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Karen Tarapata: 300 with gabby you're ready to start off.

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michael esmay: With Charles 328 so.

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Karen Tarapata: yeah I don't know.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, you know I can I can call and ask for the accident before it to like.

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sylviajeff: I actually wonder if they're related and We never hear about hit and runs.

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sylviajeff: to care about two of them generally same area.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank goodness there haven't been any terrible accidents there, but it is.

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Karen Tarapata: We don't talk and and just watch people blow through there so it's almost a matter of time before.

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Karen Tarapata: Something there is an accident, but the question is.

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Karen Tarapata: If whether or not you agree with what the the findings were of this report so.

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Karen Tarapata: We can talk about it, I the question about the lights do they only flash when there's traffic.

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Laurie Dodge: approaching so are they motion sensor or are they flashing all the time.

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Laurie Dodge: Good question good question, I have to admit I didn't fully read, I read the gist of the piece, but I didn't read about the mechanics of them machinery and how it works if it.

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Karen Tarapata: doesn't read that again Oh, if we do I want to ask Chris.

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Karen Tarapata: i'm going to ask the dp w to actually get me of material sheet because there's three or four different brands and different types and they're all within $100 of each other, so I just want to know it, you know I know it runs on a battery.

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Karen Tarapata: You can have ones that only work at night, you can have ones that go all the time, I think our issue is during the day, so it would be important for it to flash during the day.

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Karen Tarapata: But I think motion detection is a good is a good question.

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Laurie Dodge: there's just also This is just along the lines of the roads being busier that it's the area from.

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Laurie Dodge: I guess really I would say that i'm not the temple I gotta say maybe like high mount and there's been a ton of you know people have been having a ton of work done.

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Laurie Dodge: And there's they're just a lot of trucks and cars were, I think there was always parking on the West side of the street, but there weren't really very many people park there, and now there are a lot of people park there all the time or.

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Laurie Dodge: regularly, and I know that the House on the corner is done so those you know those vehicles are there, but I just think there's there just seems to be an uptick in traffic and people are driving faster, and there are people also walking on the walking on the road.

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Ken Rothchild: We should we also be since we had the village hall right there on the corner, should we be considering as part of this some kind of ring.

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Ken Rothchild: Video camera or something that you know inexpensive to install could hook into the village is a wi fi pretty easily you know it doesn't run any you know, should be looking at something like that too.

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Karen Tarapata: We have one and we actually used when we.

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Karen Tarapata: When the guy was hit, we were able to we could we could get a better one, but we do our second one, but we do have a video camera on North broad that that faces were these South you know towards the intersection.

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Jillana Sinnott: there's also a camera this is Jill there's also a camera that faces up Castle heights so when somebody hit the porch.

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Jillana Sinnott: That time we were able and took out the garbage pails we were able to see that, and I would say.

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Jillana Sinnott: I would say, like 80% of the people running that stop sign or going South not North because they just don't see it, I think, because of the.

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Jillana Sinnott: Lower Castle heights is there and they don't realize there's going to be a stop sign but.

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Jillana Sinnott: I mean, even during school in the morning when i'm there by myself it's just the amount of people, I can tell how fast are going, I can hear their car no there's no way they're stopping for that stops on.

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Karen Tarapata: Your based on your observation you think that the I know that you brought up the idea of the led stop sign, do you think that have flashing stop sign would help.

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Jillana Sinnott: Oh definitely you know I saw them down in ridgewood I keep meaning to go down there and look and see what the manufacturer was I thought it was a great idea.

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Jillana Sinnott: And it was during the day when I saw them, and it really got your attention to you know and it wasn't like a flashing thing I don't think at night.

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Jillana Sinnott: it's like somebody if you lived outside it's going to be like flashing in your window, it was very subtle very teeny lights, but it was just around the sign itself and it just really illuminated the sign during the.

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Karen Tarapata: You know the University of Minnesota it says here the field test.

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Karen Tarapata: found that there were 10.6 clear stops for every player non stop after installation compared with 4.2.

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Karen Tarapata: stops for every non stop before installation, so it more than doubled the number of people who made it it made a big difference.

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Karen Tarapata: Where 10 people would stop and one person will blow through compared to without the flashing light it was for people would stop before one person with love is what they found in Minnesota.

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Karen Tarapata: So take a look at the study and see what you think, because we can certainly get an order to get the end.

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Karen Tarapata: If nothing else, before school reopens in the fall.

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sylviajeff: Joe, can I ask you to repeat that you said that most of the young people blowing through that intersection are headed south.

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Jillana Sinnott: Yes, they're coming from the school.

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Jillana Sinnott: And they just I think what it is, is they just don't that stop sign is in a very awkward spot because of lower Castle heights there, so you see the side street and then all of a sudden there's a stop sign after that you know it's not.

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Jillana Sinnott: together so it's a like an odd spot, but I can hear people.

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Jillana Sinnott: Like their engines coming and I I just look up and i'm like Oh, I can tell that person just from the sound of the car.

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Jillana Sinnott: that there are no way they're going to stop and then some people go through, and then realize as they go through, and then slam the brakes on which is even more dangerous, because if somebody was coming now they're stopped in the middle.

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michael esmay: People going North also see the flashing sign across from the village hall so they'll respond to that.

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michael esmay: And then anecdotally I.

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michael esmay: I watched people in the village when they say they're coming down all the road, then they see the speed monitor sign when it flashes i've seen them slow down, they react to that.

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michael esmay: The whole something happens, and so I said I suspect the same thing is going to happen to the sun.

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Karen Tarapata: I think I think it'd be a really worthwhile thing to do, but I want to be, you know, going to be.

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Jillana Sinnott: I guess, we should go see one somewhere at nighttime and the daytime to see you know how bright, it is at night I didn't see that night, but it is definitely a problem.

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Karen Tarapata: And i'll definitely and I will ask for the specifics of this sign that the the pw is proposing.

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Karen Tarapata: So we'll.

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Karen Tarapata: we'll get like the sale sheet you'll get it get the tear sheet so we'll be able to look at that.

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sylviajeff: Just the idea of thought.

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sylviajeff: I mean I liked the idea, and I think it might be helpful, but if joe's thinking that.

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sylviajeff: it's hard for people to pick up that stop sign on the corner of Castle at the end itself, maybe another sign ahead of that thing stops stops on a lead gen seen around other places, might be effective as well mm hmm.

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Karen Tarapata: it's funny because.

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Karen Tarapata: The angle of the street and the angle of them Tom it makes everything so narrow there, and with the firehouse it is, it is an odd old intersection isn't it.

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Jillana Sinnott: Right, and I think the people coming the other way they see the corner, where her tells us so they kind of get that there's an intersection they're coming the up.

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Jillana Sinnott: Coming South you don't really see that that corner, is going to be there, as you said, the road turns a little bit and then all of a sudden that's right in front of you.

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Laurie Dodge: I mean there's also because you know I always have to mention the police.

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Laurie Dodge: presence when they're when they're parked people behave.

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Laurie Dodge: I mean, I see it, outside of my house all the time when they're at the upper nyack school in their park there it's amazing how much it.

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Laurie Dodge: controls the traffic, you know people who are going ready to you know go 40 miles an hour around the curve they see the nose of the police car and then there's a visible slow down, so you know I think i've seen the police around in the last couple of weeks a lot more, and I just.

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Laurie Dodge: noticed that.

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Laurie Dodge: They do have a calming presence on traffic.

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Karen Tarapata: it's just so.

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Laurie Dodge: Random yeah right okay.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, it is seven.

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Karen Tarapata: I would say now, I think that if we're ready to start the continuation of the public hearing, I will ask heather to read the notice of public hearing.

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Village Clerk: notice a public hearing village of upper nyack 328 North broadway for nyack New York 10960.

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Village Clerk: Please take notice that the board of trustees of the village of upper nyack will hold a continuation of public hearing on June 17 2021 7:30pm or as soon as practical thereafter.

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Village Clerk: To consider the adoption of you who posed local law formally title race law of the village of upper nyack.

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Village Clerk: And now referred to as a local law regulating sound within the village of upper nyack.

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Village Clerk: The full text of this proposed local law is available on the villages website https colon slash slash www dot upper nyack dash ny.us.

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Village Clerk: Due to the Kovac 19 pandemic the village Board of Trustees will not be meeting in person, in accordance with the applicable.

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Village Clerk: executive orders here to issued by the New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo suspending certain provisions of the New York state open meetings law.

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Village Clerk: The meeting will be held via video conferencing, and a transcript will be provided at a later date.

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Village Clerk: The public will have the opportunity to see and hear the meeting live and provide comments to access this meeting, please visit the villages website for ID number and password.

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Village Clerk: A meeting agenda will be posted on the villages website comments and questions will can also be provided the email before the meeting to heather condello village clerk at village clerk.

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Village Clerk: or nine X and y.us please contact heather candela village clerk at eight or 53580084 or goog clerk at up or not X and y.us with any questions about the hearing date of June 4 2021 other candela village Cork.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay Well, this is a continuation of our public hearing on this sound ordinance and.

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Karen Tarapata: I would like to ask if anyone in the public would like to speak on this issue, so the changes that were made since the last meeting were published on website both the final version, and also the red line version, so people could see.

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Karen Tarapata: them changing color.

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Karen Tarapata: And i'd like to open this up oh i'm going to mention it once again if you have phoned in and you would like to raise your hand to speak, you can dial star nine and heather will be aware that you wish to speak.

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Karen Tarapata: So is there anyone on the call tonight, would like to speak on this matter.

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Larry Nathanson: Aaron could it be reading fuel full.

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Larry Nathanson: The rule change.

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Karen Tarapata: i'm sorry.

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Karen Tarapata: The the law has been published on Noel i'm going to defer to.

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Noelle Wolfson: Sure, I can summarize the the changes from the last iteration that were before that was before the board in.

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Noelle Wolfson: In May, so one of the most prominent comments we received then was that the law needed to define certain terms in more detail, so the biggest change from the last version is that this version includes a definition section that defines.

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Noelle Wolfson: terms used in the ordinance the terms of defines are clearly audible continuous operation emergency repairs legal holiday heavy machinery.

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Noelle Wolfson: person property regulated device and sound one other question point that came up in the prior hearings, is that this concept of what constitutes noise is a little bit of more.

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Hilarie?s iPad: We have.

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Noelle Wolfson: removed references to noise in this ordinance and it simply regulates sound and where it can and can't be audible so that's that's another change to the law.

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Noelle Wolfson: In terms of the substance and the substance of the law is fairly consistent with what was previously before the board.

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Noelle Wolfson: The animals provision was just modified slightly mostly to conform with the use of the new definitions and the use involving heavy machinery was revised lately also to conform with the use of the new definitions.

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Noelle Wolfson: And I think those constitutes most.

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Noelle Wolfson: Of the of the significant changes from the from the last iteration reviewed by the board.

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Larry Nathanson: What about private clubs.

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Karen Tarapata: What it would that would be the.

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Karen Tarapata: The section on the music and noise producing here we go let's see radios televisions electronic sound reproduction devices and other similar devices.

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Karen Tarapata: Sound that is clearly create sound that is purely audible beyond the property live from which the sound is emanating during the hours of 10 to 15 am to 10am.

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Karen Tarapata: or clearly audible from the point that is 300 feet from the property line of the property from which the sound is emanating at all other times.

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Karen Tarapata: So that is a section for item a.

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it's like.

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Larry Nathanson: A 10am to 10pm.

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Larry Nathanson: Am to 10am.

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Karen Tarapata: i'm sorry the law cannot be changed at this point, this is the the law that is before us today is.

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Maybe.

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Larry Nathanson: Maybe read it and reverse.

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Is 10pm to 10pm.

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Larry Nathanson: Okay, so it's.

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Karen Tarapata: clearly audible.

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Karen Tarapata: APP from 10pm to 10am that is.

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Karen Tarapata: A violation or 300 feet from the property line at other times.

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Karen Tarapata: So music.

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Karen Tarapata: or sound those.

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Karen Tarapata: loudspeakers should not be audible from 300 feet.

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Larry Nathanson: Right, so, as you know, i'm here on the bill developer nyack and cast lights avenue.

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Larry Nathanson: And that the field club, is more than 300 feet away from me and at all times, if there is any type of movie playing I can hear it well over any decimal level.

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Larry Nathanson: And they are a private club and as it my current understanding they do not present possess the current permits that are required a stated in the law nor.

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Larry Nathanson: Are they in their constant constant violation, so I request that 10pm be moved down to 8pm or else it's violating my personal quiet enjoyment, which is my right given.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, we hear your comment, I think that's.

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Karen Tarapata: that's what a public hearings for.

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Larry Nathanson: is true, I would like them, then make a motion to.

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Karen Tarapata: motion to be made know what we were just this is the part where the public speaks.

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Karen Tarapata: And everyone has the right to speak on any whatever they wish to say about the matter at hand.

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Karen Tarapata: But this has it does trigger an action, a public hearing, where we listen to you.

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Larry Nathanson: Thank you.

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you're welcome.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, and I know there is that has been something you've spoken about for years about the about the noise coming from the field Club in the evening.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, Is there anyone else who wishes to speak on this matter this evening.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, all right, then, so if the public comments are complete, at this time, I want to then read the.

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Karen Tarapata: referrals that we got lunch.

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Karen Tarapata: here that we got from rockland county planning and from the town of town.

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So let me get this.

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Many here sorry.

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Karen Tarapata: Sorry, I had this teed up and I don't care we go, we received to referral letters.

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Karen Tarapata: One says June 10 2021 is Carol G brotherhood village of upper nyack between eight and with broadway that New York 1096 so from the town of clark's john department of planning read village opera nice proposed law regulating sound within the village of upper nyan.

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Karen Tarapata: Dear miss brotherhood the planning board discuss the above reference matter at their June ninth 2021 meeting.

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Karen Tarapata: After a brief discussion on emotion of cats seconded by the Gaetano and carried 620 with eyes of hime striping daro and berlino the planning board.

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Karen Tarapata: Of the town of hearts town Dean, to the matter for local determination, however notice the law appears to be excessive and attempting to regulate leaf blowers.

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Karen Tarapata: outdoor power to laws and machinery, to the detriment of Homeowners trying to upkeep and improve their homes, thank you for the opportunity to review and comment on the proposed law sincerely Gilbert i'm chairman.

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Karen Tarapata: CC planning board and rockland county planning.

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Karen Tarapata: I found this very interesting because I thought it was important to note, as we, as we have before we're really proposing a culture change here and we're really proposing a respect for quiet, the right to quiet at certain times and that's what I think makes this law rather extraordinary.

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Karen Tarapata: I would say that.

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Karen Tarapata: You can tell that there are certain groups in certain people who would like our proposed law to fail.

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Karen Tarapata: And I think that, as a community if we, the board tonight chooses to adopt this local law.

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Karen Tarapata: we're going to be undertaking a real.

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Karen Tarapata: Community challenge to remain neighborly and wise and work with each other, as we make this this change and learn to respect each other's right quiet, as well as the right to maintain your home.

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Karen Tarapata: I think we really realized that during coven.

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Karen Tarapata: We were able to hear silence.

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Karen Tarapata: And I think we've gained an appreciation for it.

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Karen Tarapata: The next letter is just from rockland county department of planning.

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Karen Tarapata: On June 17 2021 opera night village board 328 North broadway upper New York when a nice excel really genuinely missable law review section 239 L and m.

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Karen Tarapata: date received June 2 2021 item village upper nyack sound law UN dash 105 a local law regulating sound within the village upper nyack throughout the village of upper night.

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Karen Tarapata: The reason for referral town of starch town village of nyack nice beach state park lots and lake state park nine w and the long path.

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Karen Tarapata: The county of wrap them department of planning has reviewed the above item acting under the terms of above GMO powers and those vested by the county of Robin charter.

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Karen Tarapata: I had a Commissioner plan planning here by recommend the following modifications one section four dot one dot for addresses exceptions to for that see the flowers outdoor power tools and machinery.

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Karen Tarapata: The use of emergency generators providing power to buildings in the event of a power outage is an exception listed in section for might see four dot C.

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Karen Tarapata: Emergency generators are often tested on a regular basis to ensure that they are in working order for a power outage event.

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Karen Tarapata: This is particularly true for commercial uses the exceptions section shall include a provision for the testing of emergency generators saying Doug shoots acting Commissioner of planning.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay.

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michael esmay: Right.

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Karen Tarapata: Yes, so that is the second referral letter I think that's actually a really intelligent.

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Karen Tarapata: Administrative change.

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Karen Tarapata: So I think that would be something that would actually be quite simple to.

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Karen Tarapata: make that change to the largest adding that to the exceptions.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, so I just want to ask him now Noel.

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Karen Tarapata: Is there anything else that I should be doing at this moment, well, the public hearing is still open from our administrative view know we.

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Noelle Wolfson: If you're caught the last meeting the board reviewed the EAS and adopted a negative declaration of environmental significance so secret has been completed, we have reviewed all the referrals.

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Noelle Wolfson: As to rockland county planning his comment, it is a very minor just clarification which can easily be addressed so there's no need to discuss an override.

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Noelle Wolfson: You know I think I might even just put in and see in parents articles, including routine testing so other than that with that one minor change I don't think that there's anything else to review unless there's additional public comment.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, is there any additional public comment on this.

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Karen Tarapata: proposed local law.

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Karen Tarapata: And if not, I would ask.

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Yes.

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Karen Tarapata: Go ahead.

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Judith Ryan: bill Ryan judy's ryan's husband.

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Judith Ryan: You have neighbors who test their generators weekly, but they do it on Sunday around noon.

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Judith Ryan: And that's a particular time.

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Judith Ryan: No, we don't want leaf blowers so so could the modification be that they be tested in intervals.

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Judith Ryan: That don't have this.

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Judith Ryan: Sunday.

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Karen Tarapata: The leaf blower provision.

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Karen Tarapata: allows us allows people to use leaf blowers on Sunday from during certain hours so i'm not sure.

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Judith Ryan: Those if it could be in those hours that the testing takes place.

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Karen Tarapata: What do you think Noel is that something where you put.

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Karen Tarapata: Is that a possibility.

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Noelle Wolfson: I mean we We certainly could draft um this provision to provide for hours, and that makes it a little bit more of a substantial change.

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Karen Tarapata: It rises a little being overly significant we wouldn't have to refer it wouldn't way if we added another hour of operation that's the only My only concern would be that that would delay this again.

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and

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Judith Ryan: let's not delay.

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Karen Tarapata: Oh boy yeah that's there's always another another aspect.

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sylviajeff: Karen is there a way that we can communicate to the neighborhood at large to be mindful that if you happen to have your test designated to come at a certain time we appreciate the next time.

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sylviajeff: I mean I don't know if you want to stop people starting to call on people to do a special visit, but, most people have to generate is check, you know.

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sylviajeff: once a year, whatever it is to have the time we reach set to coordinate with either yeah our so allowed and we don't have to necessarily write that in but we communicated.

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Karen Tarapata: We could make it a request that's very I think that's you know, like we do have policies which are not laws, but we could put that into our policies and ask people to to be mindful of when they test their their generators, I agree, I I know how loud that be.

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Jillana Sinnott: This is Jill I just want to say we do that i'm surrounded by people who have generators, and it can't imagine every single generate are going off at the same time.

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Jillana Sinnott: That would that would be more crazy to have a designated time because they're programmed, you know the people below me have three generators, I think, just one house on.

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Jillana Sinnott: One time it would be.

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sylviajeff: I would agree with that I don't think we're going to ask for a specific time to do it, I think we'll just ask for specific time not to do it, which would be Sunday.

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Jillana Sinnott: Okay that's better than saying do it between this time in this time because I the whole village and during that time, every generator going off to test would be.

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Jillana Sinnott: crazy.

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sylviajeff: Regarding the point.

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Jillana Sinnott: yeah yeah, we have to post it on Facebook that there's going to be a testing generators.

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Karen Tarapata: Oh, my God wouldn't that be terrible.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, all right what's with somebody make a motion to close the public hearing.

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sylviajeff: Just I will make the motion that were closed public hearing.

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michael esmay: yeah Michael second.

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Karen Tarapata: All in favor say on.

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sylviajeff: Jeff.

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michael esmay: Mike I.

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Ken Rothchild: Can I.

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Laurie Dodge: Sorry, I.

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Karen Tarapata: I.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, is there any additional discussion among the board members we've been talking for three years about this, but.

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michael esmay: longer than that.

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Karen Tarapata: that's very true 2012 but I knew, but then this generation.

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You.

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michael esmay: know.

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sylviajeff: ready to go.

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alright.

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Karen Tarapata: So I would ask that someone make a motion to adopt.

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Karen Tarapata: local laws regulating sound within the village of upper nyack.

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Ken Rothchild: says can all move that we adopt local law regulating sound in the village of upper neck that's currently proposed.

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michael esmay: Like says.

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Noelle Wolfson: Just with them, I could just interject just with the my vacation by rockland county planning to add for the.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you know our way.

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Ken Rothchild: With the proposed notification from the rockland county planning Commission.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, and Mike is seconded and all in favor say I.

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Ken Rothchild: can buy.

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michael esmay: My guy.

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sylviajeff: Jeff I.

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Laurie Dodge: lori I.

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Karen Tarapata: Karen I.

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Karen Tarapata: And the laws passed so when I want to say is it does now go to the state, it is not in effect until we receive it back.

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Karen Tarapata: And at that time, I will we will be sending out some kind of a Mailer to all the property owners to the village, and also to all the licensed contractors in rockland county so that they're aware of these changes.

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Karen Tarapata: it'll be on our website as soon as it is in force, I just want people to understand that and also, I want them to understand that this.

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Karen Tarapata: Will not there will not be someone driving up and down the streets looking to cite anyone hopefully we're going to be able to do this in a reasonable an adult way of changing the culture, so that we can all enjoy our some point.

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michael esmay: yeah.

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michael esmay: Thank you also here and then also respect to hours or days of operation of generators or any kind of a detail like that we certainly can revisit this law and amended.

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Karen Tarapata: Oh i'm sure in six months, will have a methods that will be required that's just the nature of typically a quote quality of life lock it always things come up.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you all.

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Judith Ryan: Thank you Karen Thank you.

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Diana B Greenwald: I just want to thank you.

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Judith Ryan: We appreciate that we on the green committee really appreciate the time and effort that not only you, but the board members have put into this complicated issue.

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Karen Tarapata: And I thank you well, thank you for all your input and thank you for your perseverance and thank you for your patience, I think, by holding this down to a sound ordinance it became a stronger and and simpler law let's.

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Karen Tarapata: And will enjoy the all the other consequences.

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Karen Tarapata: But we, I think this is a real breakthrough.

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yeah.

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Ken Rothchild: And I would say, I think the bordeaux's the entire Community, even those who are opposed to aspects are all portions of this law for their.

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Ken Rothchild: input and they're.

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Ken Rothchild: they're measured input, you know that, while feeling strong strong people gave us information that helped us try and craft ordinance that we think serves the village with.

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Ken Rothchild: As much less imposition that it might otherwise have had so obviously I think Mike sorry will probably be revisiting this but let's see how this goes for now and.

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Ken Rothchild: we'll find out what the issues are problems, the unintended consequences and then we'll have a chance to fix it in whatever way, we need to later on.

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Karen Tarapata: Very good, very well said, Ken it's true.

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Karen Tarapata: All right.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, on to the next item.

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Karen Tarapata: Our next public hearing now is a public hearing on the architectural review law of upper nyack repealing local law number six of 2020.

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Karen Tarapata: So I would ask heather to read the public hearing notice.

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Village Clerk: notice of public hearing village of upper nyack 320 North broadway upper nyack New York 10960.

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Village Clerk: Please take notice that the board of trustees of the village of upper nyack will hold a public hearing on June 17.

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Village Clerk: At 7:30pm or as soon practical thereafter to consider the adoption of a proposed law, the architectural review law of the village of upper nyack repealing local law number six of 2020.

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Village Clerk: architectural with the law and establishing the procedures of an criteria to be employed by the architectural review board within the village of upper nyack.

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Village Clerk: The full text of the proposal, go law is available on the villages website https colon slash slash www.up or nine X and y.us.

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Village Clerk: Due to the coven 19 pandemic at the village Board of Trustees will not be meeting in person, in accordance with the applicable executive orders here to issued by the state of the.

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Village Clerk: State by the New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo suspend certain provisions of the New York thing open meetings law.

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Village Clerk: The meeting will be held the video conferencing, and a transcripts will be helped will be provided at a later date, the public will have the opportunity to see and do the meeting live and.

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Karen Tarapata: Have a good day you have disappeared.

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Karen Tarapata: heather we can't hear you.

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Village Clerk: How about now yes okay that's odd Okay, where did it cut off.

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sylviajeff: In New York state open meetings.

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Village Clerk: Okay.

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Village Clerk: New York state opens meetings law, the meeting will be held via video conferencing, and a transcript will be provided at a later date.

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Village Clerk: The public will have the opportunity to see and hear the meeting live and provide comments.

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Village Clerk: to access the meeting, please visit the villages website for ID number and password a meeting agenda will be posted on the villages website.

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Village Clerk: comments and questions can also be provided via email before the meeting to heather candela village Cork at office Clark at nyack dash and y.us dated June 1 2021 heather condole village Cork.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, I, as was discussed in our last meeting.

555
01:03:49.410 --> 01:04:01.920
Karen Tarapata: This is the highlights the changes from our existing architecture review board law and the new one are pretty much as follows the proposed this.

556
01:04:02.550 --> 01:04:13.230
Karen Tarapata: law that we're looking at tonight will continue to review site and subdivision plans the architecture report will continue to review site and subdivision plans coming before the planning board.

557
01:04:14.310 --> 01:04:22.260
Karen Tarapata: The air be will review structures and buildings that require a building from it, but not requiring planning board approval.

558
01:04:24.150 --> 01:04:25.080
Karen Tarapata: They will.

559
01:04:26.430 --> 01:04:35.820
Karen Tarapata: not be reviewing fences unless they require an area variance or are part of a larger project requiring planning board review.

560
01:04:37.020 --> 01:04:46.290
Karen Tarapata: The ARV will not be feeling exterior paint or staying color unless the work is part of a larger project that requires a IRB review.

561
01:04:47.730 --> 01:04:54.300
Karen Tarapata: The new law, it will require that neighbor notices be set five days before the first hearing before the ARV.

562
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Karen Tarapata: But not required neighbor notices for subsequent hearings on the same project and the new law alliance it's definitions with those in the zoning code.

563
01:05:07.740 --> 01:05:29.220
Karen Tarapata: All right, alright, we have received a referral from rockland county department of planning on June 7 upper night village board 328 North broadway opera nyack New York when oh nine six so regarding general municipal law review section 239 L and m.

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Karen Tarapata: The date review received was may 14 2021 the item was village of upper nyack architectural review law UN dash 102 a.

565
01:05:42.390 --> 01:05:54.990
Karen Tarapata: proposed local law repealing and replacing local lot of six of 2020 to provide the jurisdiction and standards or review for the villages architectural review board throughout the village of upper naya.

566
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Karen Tarapata: reason for referral us route nine w of mountain state park nice beach state park rockland late state park long path hiking trail town of fox town village of nyack.

567
01:06:08.370 --> 01:06:17.970
Karen Tarapata: The county of wrapping department of planning has reviewed the above item acting under the terms of the above GI bill powers and those vested by the county of rock the Charter.

568
01:06:18.390 --> 01:06:34.410
Karen Tarapata: I the Commissioner of planning here by approved since the proposed local law will have no adverse impact on any countywide interest, this matter is remanded for local determination Doug J shoots acting Commissioner planning.

569
01:06:36.870 --> 01:06:37.800
Okay.

570
01:06:39.150 --> 01:06:44.370
Karen Tarapata: So I will ask someone to make a motion to open the public hearing.

571
01:06:47.970 --> 01:06:50.880
sylviajeff: This is Jeff I move that we hope to the public hearing.

572
01:06:52.140 --> 01:06:54.870
sylviajeff: On the repeal of local six.

573
01:06:56.070 --> 01:06:58.200
Karen Tarapata: Right and all in favor say Aye.

574
01:06:58.770 --> 01:07:00.630
Laurie Dodge: Aye address I lori.

575
01:07:02.040 --> 01:07:02.700
Ken Rothchild: again.

576
01:07:03.390 --> 01:07:03.870
michael esmay: i'm like.

577
01:07:04.680 --> 01:07:19.980
Karen Tarapata: All right, Karen right public hearing is open Is there anyone on the call tonight, who is here to speak on the review of the repeal of the architectural review board a replacement of the practice review board law.

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01:07:20.760 --> 01:07:26.460
Jillana Sinnott: This is Jill i'm not really here is the public, I guess, but i'm speaking as in.

579
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Jillana Sinnott: The open hearing.

580
01:07:28.050 --> 01:07:32.970
Jillana Sinnott: My only thing is the neighbor notification that you mentioned that didn't have to be.

581
01:07:34.140 --> 01:07:35.130
Jillana Sinnott: redone for.

582
01:07:36.480 --> 01:07:45.030
Jillana Sinnott: meetings that they're coming back continuations I think we need to put in there and uh well only if their continued to a certain date.

583
01:07:46.560 --> 01:07:51.990
Jillana Sinnott: Not just if their continued because we've had some applications that are you know don't turn anything in.

584
01:07:52.650 --> 01:08:00.150
Jillana Sinnott: There, so I think that's just something we need to say that they don't have to be notified as long as their continued to a certain date.

585
01:08:00.990 --> 01:08:11.970
Noelle Wolfson: Sure, we could either do that or we could just have the notice once and then have people check the agenda on the website and monitor the signposting you guys for you to decide.

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Noelle Wolfson: One thing that Jill and I constantly discuss after every meeting, do we need to re notice what's the status of this if somebody if we're not sure somebody is getting in there's a question about re noticing.

587
01:08:22.020 --> 01:08:27.360
Noelle Wolfson: And I thought this might just simplify it there's no State law requirement for the mailing that's all a function of local law.

588
01:08:27.570 --> 01:08:36.540
Noelle Wolfson: So I leave that to you if you want to the way it's written it would only be once and then anybody interested in monitoring it would have to keep up with it, even if it misses a meeting or so.

589
01:08:37.170 --> 01:08:42.630
Noelle Wolfson: And to do that, they could check the villages website for the agendas or sign signs are posted on the property.

590
01:08:42.870 --> 01:08:51.780
Noelle Wolfson: Or we can change it to say only if it's a journey to a date certain we can do either one right now, which drafted to the only one, so I leave that to you as a policy decision I just think it's.

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01:08:52.230 --> 01:08:59.850
Noelle Wolfson: it's simpler to only do it once but if, if you want to do it only only once, or if it's not a journey to date certain we can do that too.

592
01:09:00.600 --> 01:09:02.220
Jillana Sinnott: So when people have to.

593
01:09:03.540 --> 01:09:08.370
Jillana Sinnott: say if it's not to a certain date they still have to repost a new sign.

594
01:09:08.730 --> 01:09:09.210
Jillana Sinnott: So they would.

595
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Jillana Sinnott: still have to come to the village hall and get a sign, we have to create the you know print, the signs out for them to do so if we do that, that they have to do a sign, I think, maybe that needs to be said they would still have to repost the property, you know each each month.

596
01:09:26.550 --> 01:09:35.970
Jillana Sinnott: I guess I don't know how that we were both they're posting each month, even if they're not going to submit anything like safe they're going to skip a month because they don't have enough.

597
01:09:36.420 --> 01:09:45.720
Jillana Sinnott: You know they're not going to make the deadline would they then they wouldn't be on the agenda so posting a notice where they just post a notice when they're going to be on the agenda.

598
01:09:46.050 --> 01:09:52.530
Noelle Wolfson: Yes, they have to post it five days before the public hearing so just to make sure they post it five days before the public hearing.

599
01:09:53.250 --> 01:10:05.400
Jillana Sinnott: Okay, so if they skip a month they're not going to post anything and then, when they are going to come to that meeting on the agenda, then they would post a notice so they'll come to the village hall and get the notices.

600
01:10:05.700 --> 01:10:16.080
Noelle Wolfson: Correct so every time they're on an agenda, it would be published in the newspaper every time they're on an agenda, it would be posted on the property, the only thing that would be just a one time would be the notice nailing.

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01:10:18.120 --> 01:10:32.640
Jillana Sinnott: To the properties within 200 feet Okay, I think that's fine I was also Another thing I don't know if that would be part of it, but right now, when I do the neighbor notifications it's very detailed where I go in and check everybody's name of.

602
01:10:33.750 --> 01:10:43.860
Jillana Sinnott: You know what their name is if the property was changed, could we change it to just be to the property owner or you know, instead of having a name, instead of.

603
01:10:44.910 --> 01:10:46.620
Karen Tarapata: The address rather than the owner.

604
01:10:47.190 --> 01:10:52.470
Jillana Sinnott: right but well, the only problem with that is if there's a tenant or a renter you want the owner.

605
01:10:52.980 --> 01:10:58.830
Jillana Sinnott: to know about it so it's still have to go to the alternate mailing address, but maybe we don't have to put you know.

606
01:10:59.220 --> 01:11:06.690
Jillana Sinnott: The living trust of blah blah blah, and you know, some of them are very detailed and the property could change hands.

607
01:11:07.170 --> 01:11:17.820
Jillana Sinnott: In between me doing the first planning board neighbor notification till when they get back to the next planning, you know it could be over four months and the House sold in the meantime.

608
01:11:18.240 --> 01:11:24.750
Jillana Sinnott: And you know now you have to do the neighbor notification every time you have to check the tax roll to see you know who the property owner is.

609
01:11:25.170 --> 01:11:30.300
Jillana Sinnott: So it could be the resident up and just you would have to check the mailing addresses still.

610
01:11:31.770 --> 01:11:39.420
Noelle Wolfson: So the way it's drafted is that it is which, whatever the address that it addresses on the villages assessment role, and the reason why.

611
01:11:39.870 --> 01:11:50.430
Noelle Wolfson: That that's a commonly accepted standard and it's in most municipal codes is because it's so easily verifiable you know you can it's easily easy to demonstrate that that's the address to which the notice should be mailed.

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Noelle Wolfson: So I understand that the issue, although I think my preference just for clarity purposes, would be to keep it whatever is on the assessment role and and once the assessment role is set it doesn't change throughout the year is my understanding, so.

613
01:12:06.240 --> 01:12:09.450
Jillana Sinnott: No, we we do change it every time there's a deed change.

614
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Jillana Sinnott: It it's changed in the textual every time there's a D change because otherwise he would get a piece of, say, if you're sending it to me and I sold the House if it came to my name it would get forwarded or didn't return to sender no longer at this address.

615
01:12:25.560 --> 01:12:27.150
Jillana Sinnott: So blessed to be the current owner.

616
01:12:27.570 --> 01:12:28.890
Noelle Wolfson: yeah so.

617
01:12:30.510 --> 01:12:39.390
Noelle Wolfson: Just for clarity purpose of it, I think it's best to leave it for the role, because then, if you have a non resident owner, and if you just address it to resident, it seems kind of confusing.

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Jillana Sinnott: Okay, all right.

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Noelle Wolfson: And then one other change that Jill and I actually also discusses a very minor clarification to 3.2 point 8.2 point three that's the notice sign.

620
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Noelle Wolfson: And so, right now, what we advise people is that they have to post the notice sign for every 50 feet of frontage and right now the law reads that you know it'll be.

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Noelle Wolfson: On the property and you know at least one more than one is directed, so we just wanted to propose changing that section to conform with the practice of doing it every 50 feet.

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If you're a member.

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Karen Tarapata: Now that makes sense and you're so much more intimately aware of how those things are done, then the board of trustees are so this is, I think the two of you making that suggestion that that sounds appropriate.

624
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Karen Tarapata: Right Is there anyone else who would like to speak on this will follow.

625
01:13:44.250 --> 01:13:49.140
Karen Tarapata: If not, I think we should review the do this seek her review.

626
01:13:51.150 --> 01:13:55.890
Karen Tarapata: All right, though no else should I just start at the beginning and read through it.

627
01:13:56.310 --> 01:14:08.400
Noelle Wolfson: Sure, so just while we're, taking into account the seeker review, this is an unlisted action under seek or that means it's not identified as Type one or Type two in the secret regulations.

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01:14:08.730 --> 01:14:20.790
Noelle Wolfson: And there are no other involved agencies, so no other agencies that have to approve or fund or undertake this action so then by default you're the lead agency and you don't need to do any kind of secret circulation.

629
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Noelle Wolfson: So those are the only you know those are the only initial points that I would want to make and then, if you want to review the E, F, part one, and then we can go through the EAS, part two and three.

630
01:14:33.660 --> 01:14:40.620
Karen Tarapata: All right, you have part one, the project and sponsor information is the village of upper night board of trustees.

631
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Karen Tarapata: The name of the action is adoption of local law architectural review board the project location is village wide brief description of the proposed action.

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Karen Tarapata: The village Board of Trustees adopted local law six of 2020 2020 and reestablish the jurisdiction and procedures of the villages ARV at that time after implementation of the loss of the original provisions required revision.

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01:15:09.660 --> 01:15:18.750
Karen Tarapata: The proposed local law that is subject to this action appeals and replaces local law 620 20 and makes minor modifications to that law.

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Karen Tarapata: The most significant changes or that one change of building paint citing color without more will not require review by the IRB.

635
01:15:28.590 --> 01:15:35.580
Karen Tarapata: To fencing applications, other than those that will require a variance will not require review by the ARV.

636
01:15:36.450 --> 01:15:47.880
Karen Tarapata: And three planning board applications that do not include building modifications will not be required to be referred to the IRB but they may be referred if the planning board so chooses.

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01:15:48.720 --> 01:16:01.440
Karen Tarapata: Additionally, modifications to the procedural sections of the law generally to align with board practices had been proposed such changes are administrative in nature and will not have a significant impact on the environment.

638
01:16:03.840 --> 01:16:13.620
Karen Tarapata: So in the questions it says, does the proposed action only involve the legislative adoption of a plan local law ordinance administrative law or regulation.

639
01:16:14.700 --> 01:16:27.840
Karen Tarapata: And the answer is yes, if yes attach a narrative description of the intent of the proposed action and the environmental resources that may be affected and municipality and proceed to Part two

640
01:16:29.250 --> 01:16:34.590
Karen Tarapata: So see description of the action is our answer to this part.

641
01:16:36.360 --> 01:16:42.180
Karen Tarapata: And that is pretty much all we have to do is that correct in Part One

642
01:16:42.480 --> 01:16:48.210
Noelle Wolfson: yeah that's all the part one, because when it's when it's legislation that proposed the balance of the part one questions don't need to be.

643
01:16:48.210 --> 01:16:49.500
Jillana Sinnott: completed and just.

644
01:16:49.530 --> 01:16:58.650
Noelle Wolfson: You know elicited, I just wanted to clarify one thing so we're repealing and replacing local six of 2020, and the reason for that is really just kind of for.

645
01:16:59.790 --> 01:17:08.130
Noelle Wolfson: For clarity sake, so that we don't have a draft of 2020 with a lot of updates that we have to keep track of and and.

646
01:17:08.640 --> 01:17:22.470
Noelle Wolfson: facilitate so even though it's a repeal and replace I mean at this a substantial portion of the provisions are the same as local law six of 2020 and it's just kind of for neatness of the law, as adopted that we're doing a repeal and replace so just wanted to clarify that.

647
01:17:23.130 --> 01:17:24.030
Noelle Wolfson: Thank you well.

648
01:17:24.840 --> 01:17:36.240
Jillana Sinnott: I have one question as board Secretary i'm saying that fences don't have to go to a Ruby Is there something in there, they still need to get a permit or do they not need a permanent anymore.

649
01:17:36.960 --> 01:17:44.310
Noelle Wolfson: This law doesn't provide for what needs a building permit or a fencing permit from the building department only what type of applications have to go to the ARV.

650
01:17:44.640 --> 01:17:51.420
Jillana Sinnott: Okay, so it'll go back to the old way that if you put a fence up, you need a regular building permit yeah.

651
01:17:52.920 --> 01:17:58.710
Noelle Wolfson: it's just that that building permit won't have to be referred to the air be unless it is not doing compliant net for anything.

652
01:17:59.520 --> 01:18:01.050
Jillana Sinnott: Okay, all right just checking.

653
01:18:03.480 --> 01:18:04.710
Karen Tarapata: Alright, so.

654
01:18:05.820 --> 01:18:10.230
Karen Tarapata: Do we need to do anything after the review of Part One

655
01:18:10.770 --> 01:18:14.040
Noelle Wolfson: We should just review the part two questions.

656
01:18:16.530 --> 01:18:26.520
Noelle Wolfson: And I can kind of take you through those please sure, so the first is, will the proposed action creative material conflict with the adopted land use plan or zoning regulations.

657
01:18:26.910 --> 01:18:39.120
Noelle Wolfson: And I think you can easily answer that no or small impact because it's actually doesn't affect any of the zoning regulations and it's really very minor modifications to what is an already existing law.

658
01:18:40.170 --> 01:18:45.450
Noelle Wolfson: And it, you know it's it's in line with the villages land use regulations.

659
01:18:46.080 --> 01:18:57.720
Noelle Wolfson: The next is, will the proposed action result in the change in the user intensity of land and the air be only reviews architectural features, so their decisions don't impact use they don't have authority to.

660
01:18:58.260 --> 01:19:06.660
Noelle Wolfson: evaluate use or intensity of use, so I think you can easily check that no please stop me if there's anything that you'd like to discuss in more detail.

661
01:19:07.170 --> 01:19:13.080
Noelle Wolfson: But otherwise we'll keep going well, the proposed action and pair the character or quality of the existing Community.

662
01:19:13.440 --> 01:19:25.500
Noelle Wolfson: And I also think you can answer that no the air bees whole purpose is to kind of preserve and foster Community character, these are just minor modifications to align with the policies of the village.

663
01:19:26.160 --> 01:19:32.460
Noelle Wolfson: Will the proposed action have an impact on environmental characteristics that caused the establishment of a critical environmental area.

664
01:19:32.940 --> 01:19:47.520
Noelle Wolfson: We don't have any critical environmental areas in the village well the proposed action result in adverse changes to the existing level of traffic or infrastructure and because of the airbase jurisdiction to review architecture that that's really not applicable.

665
01:19:48.780 --> 01:19:58.950
Noelle Wolfson: um we'll the proposed action cause an increase in use of energy and fails to incorporate reasonably available energy conservation and renewable energy opportunities.

666
01:19:59.490 --> 01:20:09.660
Noelle Wolfson: So really the Arab us review structures doesn't impact at all energy use same thing with water supply and wastewater treatment which is number seven.

667
01:20:10.860 --> 01:20:25.320
Noelle Wolfson: Will the proposed action impair the character quality of important historical architectural resources or aesthetic resources, and I think you can easily answer that question no because you know, the purpose of the air B is to review.

668
01:20:26.460 --> 01:20:33.900
Noelle Wolfson: architecture to determine compliance with the existing character, the Community and also the this iteration of the law retains the boards.

669
01:20:34.170 --> 01:20:42.720
Noelle Wolfson: Review of demolition permits for potentially historic or architecturally significant structure so that is that has not been removed from the law in this iteration.

670
01:20:43.980 --> 01:20:48.450
Noelle Wolfson: Will the proposed action result and adverse changes to natural resources, so again.

671
01:20:49.110 --> 01:20:55.950
Noelle Wolfson: You know the obese jurisdiction is really just with regard to architectural improvements and not physical modifications to the land.

672
01:20:56.550 --> 01:21:11.550
Noelle Wolfson: and will it results in these potential for erosion flooding or drainage problems, I think we can find that not applicable and will the proposed action, create a hazard to environmental resources or human health and again not applicable, given the air beach jurisdiction.

673
01:21:13.230 --> 01:21:16.830
Noelle Wolfson: So unless there are any of those criteria that you'd like to discuss or any other aspect.

674
01:21:18.780 --> 01:21:19.920
can move on to Part three.

675
01:21:24.360 --> 01:21:40.680
Karen Tarapata: And part three, is for every question in part to that was answered moderate to large impact or if there's a need to explain why a particular element of the proposed action which may or will not result in an F risk environmental impact these complete part three.

676
01:21:42.120 --> 01:21:47.640
Karen Tarapata: But I don't think that there's anything more that really needs to be said, because this.

677
01:21:48.750 --> 01:21:49.860
Karen Tarapata: improves.

678
01:21:51.660 --> 01:21:56.520
Karen Tarapata: You know the all the things it doesn't have an impact on the environment and actually see.

679
01:21:59.430 --> 01:22:00.030
Karen Tarapata: So.

680
01:22:01.890 --> 01:22:06.960
Karen Tarapata: Is there any more just discussion anybody wanted to discuss the.

681
01:22:08.610 --> 01:22:09.690
Karen Tarapata: E, F.

682
01:22:11.820 --> 01:22:18.690
Karen Tarapata: Great if there's alright, then I would say will open this up, one more time for public comment.

683
01:22:21.870 --> 01:22:28.470
Karen Tarapata: If there are no more comments I would like some to make a motion to adopt a neck deck under seeker.

684
01:22:31.260 --> 01:22:37.650
Ken Rothchild: Almost a week we adopt negative declaration under secret for this proposal.

685
01:22:38.940 --> 01:22:39.750
Karen Tarapata: And we get a second.

686
01:22:40.350 --> 01:22:41.010
michael esmay: So I get it.

687
01:22:43.440 --> 01:22:44.790
Karen Tarapata: All in favor say Aye.

688
01:22:45.720 --> 01:22:46.470
Ken Rothchild: And I.

689
01:22:47.100 --> 01:22:47.670
michael esmay: Like I.

690
01:22:49.860 --> 01:22:50.790
Laurie Dodge: Like lori I.

691
01:22:51.810 --> 01:22:52.260
Karen Tarapata: Karen.

692
01:22:55.050 --> 01:22:55.590
Karen Tarapata: All right.

693
01:22:56.850 --> 01:22:59.040
Karen Tarapata: One more call for public comment.

694
01:23:03.450 --> 01:23:06.810
Karen Tarapata: All right, then I would like someone to make a motion to close the public hearing.

695
01:23:08.130 --> 01:23:09.120
michael esmay: will make that motion.

696
01:23:11.970 --> 01:23:12.420
Laurie Dodge: lori.

697
01:23:13.590 --> 01:23:14.880
Karen Tarapata: All in favor say Aye.

698
01:23:15.480 --> 01:23:15.720
Like.

699
01:23:16.740 --> 01:23:17.580
Laurie Dodge: lori I.

700
01:23:18.360 --> 01:23:20.280
sylviajeff: And Jeff i'm.

701
01:23:21.090 --> 01:23:21.510
Karen.

702
01:23:23.400 --> 01:23:31.530
Karen Tarapata: All right, do we have any more comments or anything you'd like to say before we entertain a motion to adopt the local law.

703
01:23:34.590 --> 01:23:37.590
Karen Tarapata: All right, with somebody make a motion to adapt to smoke a lot.

704
01:23:38.460 --> 01:23:42.930
sylviajeff: This is Jeff I will move to make I make a motion to adopt this loss.

705
01:23:43.200 --> 01:23:53.280
Noelle Wolfson: sure if it's acceptable to you just with the minor modification to section 3.2 point 8.2 point three regarding the location of the notice signs.

706
01:23:56.520 --> 01:23:58.920
sylviajeff: As outlined by no wrong with that.

707
01:24:00.150 --> 01:24:01.560
Laurie Dodge: With that modification.

708
01:24:02.460 --> 01:24:03.120
michael esmay: will come up.

709
01:24:04.140 --> 01:24:10.830
Ken Rothchild: With a string of numbers, whenever they were and they started like a code, this is cattle second.

710
01:24:11.220 --> 01:24:15.720
Ken Rothchild: emotion, we adopt the replay summary, the repeal and replace.

711
01:24:17.520 --> 01:24:19.890
Karen Tarapata: All in all, in favor say Aye.

712
01:24:20.490 --> 01:24:21.360
sylviajeff: Jeff and I.

713
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Ken Rothchild: Can I.

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01:24:23.880 --> 01:24:24.690
Laurie Dodge: Sorry, I.

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01:24:25.320 --> 01:24:25.980
michael esmay: My guy.

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Karen Tarapata: Aron um that's great yeah I have my my template that I go through, so I don't forget any steps that i'm going to add with the modifications, because I keep forgetting to.

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01:24:38.310 --> 01:24:40.650
Karen Tarapata: reiterate them when we actually get the motion.

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01:24:42.510 --> 01:24:45.120
Karen Tarapata: This is great alright onward.

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01:24:46.350 --> 01:24:56.490
Karen Tarapata: Approval of the painting before the old dominion house, so we report to them, and I know i've had talked about this before, but did that actually approved the bid before.

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01:24:56.820 --> 01:25:15.960
Karen Tarapata: That we have someone who's under a contract with the county, which means that we did not have to go out to bid for this that it's all perfectly set we it doesn't change our procurement processes in that we.

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01:25:17.940 --> 01:25:31.590
Karen Tarapata: still need to vote to spend the money, but we know that this is part of the shared services with the county So if you have seen the bid for 70 $750.

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01:25:33.180 --> 01:25:42.390
Karen Tarapata: they're going to be doing quite a bit of repair as to at the old at the also meeting House and also paint.

723
01:25:42.930 --> 01:25:53.820
Karen Tarapata: And at the same time they've thrown in the touch ups that need to be done at village Hall, I think this is quite an exceptionally good price for the work that they're going to do.

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01:25:54.330 --> 01:26:06.780
Karen Tarapata: And as we move forward to use the old stone meeting House as our meeting room, I think, having we're going to do, lighting you're going to have a nice fresh paint and we also now.

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01:26:08.220 --> 01:26:15.480
Karen Tarapata: In addition, we have the opportunity to apply for a grant through SEN right now melnick.

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01:26:16.560 --> 01:26:27.810
Karen Tarapata: For a minimum of $50,000 for these kinds of public improvements to buildings so Mike has been working on a drawing.

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01:26:28.410 --> 01:26:37.470
Karen Tarapata: Of what would be a really wonderful upgrade for the old stone meeting house which would be to create access to the toilet from inside.

728
01:26:38.250 --> 01:26:56.220
Karen Tarapata: And, once we have this drawing a little more pull together i'll be able to share it with everybody, but we're going to be able to extend perhaps extend the platform so it's a little wider so we get our tables up on that platform in there.

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01:26:57.360 --> 01:27:13.740
Karen Tarapata: let's see repo cover the wainscoting that's in there, because that has some lead varnish on it do a few things that will make the room really pleasant and worthy of a meeting room and Upper night.

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01:27:14.250 --> 01:27:16.830
michael esmay: But this is the first and usable.

731
01:27:17.520 --> 01:27:22.860
Karen Tarapata: and usable usable in the winter time you won't feel like you're going out to the outhouse.

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01:27:24.810 --> 01:27:31.290
Karen Tarapata: So we're trying to put together a package, it has to the letter, outlining sort of a basic.

733
01:27:31.920 --> 01:27:49.260
Karen Tarapata: Of what we would like to do has to go to the senator's office by the end of the month, so be sending around our sketch and ideas Mike you want to say anything else, oh no we'll get back to this painting, because this is absolutely the first step is getting the interior painted.

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01:27:49.860 --> 01:27:53.520
michael esmay: Well, we also are proposing to do something with the door to the.

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01:27:55.800 --> 01:28:15.120
Karen Tarapata: Business been speaking about the desire for a glass door, so that people could see in when they visit the old stone meeting house and it just would make it so much more welcoming Mike had the idea that we have a glass door and replace the old doors over it almost like shutters.

736
01:28:15.720 --> 01:28:16.470
Karen Tarapata: So that when.

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01:28:16.530 --> 01:28:22.620
Karen Tarapata: Building is being used the old doors would open and you would have access to a modern glass door.

738
01:28:23.850 --> 01:28:30.210
Laurie Dodge: Now, because don't we also have to be careful because it has a historical designation of what we actually do to the building.

739
01:28:32.190 --> 01:28:53.340
Karen Tarapata: Know uh I don't think we're limited those national register designations don't limit you they actually protect they actually open you up to more grant opportunities, like, I think you know more about what that means when you're on the register.

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01:28:55.740 --> 01:29:07.680
michael esmay: there's this you're not going someplace to get approval for what word we're going to do if there was state money involved yeah we'd have to go through the parks and recreation department and they could.

741
01:29:08.730 --> 01:29:17.160
michael esmay: I guess give a yay or nay, but that's not what we're doing and the national registration doesn't restrict you from doing something like this.

742
01:29:17.280 --> 01:29:19.350
michael esmay: Okay, and they they their.

743
01:29:19.530 --> 01:29:20.820
michael esmay: Their position is.

744
01:29:22.350 --> 01:29:22.980
michael esmay: You know.

745
01:29:25.320 --> 01:29:26.730
michael esmay: respectful respect the old building.

746
01:29:28.560 --> 01:29:29.370
michael esmay: And we're doing that.

747
01:29:31.260 --> 01:29:40.920
Laurie Dodge: yeah I like personally I like the idea of the glass doors being inside of the the wall this door these doors aren't original.

748
01:29:40.980 --> 01:29:42.990
Karen Tarapata: Obviously, they were the original.

749
01:29:44.100 --> 01:29:47.280
Laurie Dodge: Oh, that would be great and then have the glass doors behind it.

750
01:29:47.970 --> 01:29:53.190
michael esmay: yeah so when the building is done and use those panels are closed looks like you're building.

751
01:29:53.370 --> 01:30:02.370
michael esmay: right for this and use open the panels and there's the glass door for normal comings and goings yeah.

752
01:30:02.490 --> 01:30:03.030
Laurie Dodge: that's cool.

753
01:30:03.150 --> 01:30:06.060
Karen Tarapata: Light light would come in on that side which.

754
01:30:07.590 --> 01:30:08.010
Laurie Dodge: yeah.

755
01:30:10.140 --> 01:30:13.620
michael esmay: And there will be seating seating for 49 people.

756
01:30:15.480 --> 01:30:19.890
Karen Tarapata: Just like our meeting room now and, like the meeting houses.

757
01:30:21.930 --> 01:30:32.310
Jillana Sinnott: It is the seating right now it's still 4949 so, even if we make the stage bigger it's still 49.

758
01:30:33.210 --> 01:30:35.340
Jillana Sinnott: Yes, yeah that's good.

759
01:30:36.720 --> 01:30:46.200
Jillana Sinnott: getting bigger is good, because the board can sit up there, because I assumed the meetings will be there, so the board can be up on the stage up a little bit in the air.

760
01:30:47.370 --> 01:30:53.190
Jillana Sinnott: So when somebody walks up to the board they're not standing in a right now, we had a like a card table.

761
01:30:54.330 --> 01:30:55.140
Jillana Sinnott: Was awkward.

762
01:30:58.950 --> 01:31:00.600
Karen Tarapata: Okay well back to the.

763
01:31:02.550 --> 01:31:15.210
Karen Tarapata: Immediate issue would, I would like the board to approve the expenditure $7,750 to paint the interior of the old stone meeting house.

764
01:31:16.560 --> 01:31:17.850
michael esmay: i'll make that motion like.

765
01:31:19.410 --> 01:31:20.130
sylviajeff: All soaking it.

766
01:31:22.260 --> 01:31:23.610
Karen Tarapata: All in favor say Aye.

767
01:31:24.090 --> 01:31:24.750
michael esmay: My guy.

768
01:31:25.440 --> 01:31:26.190
sylviajeff: Jeff I.

769
01:31:27.150 --> 01:31:27.390
and

770
01:31:28.500 --> 01:31:29.220
Laurie Dodge: lori I.

771
01:31:29.970 --> 01:31:32.340
Karen Tarapata: Karen I, that is.

772
01:31:34.770 --> 01:31:40.350
Karen Tarapata: The second part of that is to prove the bed or 1500 dollars to.

773
01:31:41.460 --> 01:31:43.260
Karen Tarapata: install new lighting.

774
01:31:45.450 --> 01:31:54.480
Karen Tarapata: So the new chandelier the new LM s and the ceiling I think it's just going to warm it up and make it a much more pleasant.

775
01:31:56.580 --> 01:31:57.450
Karen Tarapata: feeling man.

776
01:31:57.960 --> 01:31:58.920
michael esmay: you'll be able to see.

777
01:31:59.910 --> 01:32:00.180
Karen Tarapata: there'll be.

778
01:32:00.210 --> 01:32:02.700
Laurie Dodge: able to see you guys have chosen the lights.

779
01:32:02.760 --> 01:32:04.380
Laurie Dodge: yeah who's chosen the light.

780
01:32:06.060 --> 01:32:07.140
Karen Tarapata: Cynthia Turner.

781
01:32:09.720 --> 01:32:24.540
Karen Tarapata: proposed a pendant light for the Center of the room to give it up lights of the lot of the light wash and then we'll have dimmable led is in the ceiling, so we can adjust the amount of light there.

782
01:32:26.550 --> 01:32:43.980
Karen Tarapata: And that way we don't have to disrupt the ceiling where it's just a matter of replacing what's there the canisters that are there was something more modern, a better color and adding this led pendant like that will just wash the ceiling with my.

783
01:32:46.890 --> 01:32:51.270
michael esmay: That pendant is an alabaster bowl it's glass.

784
01:32:52.890 --> 01:32:58.740
michael esmay: Alright, so you're going to get light through the through the bowl must the light that's reflected off the ceiling.

785
01:33:00.150 --> 01:33:01.290
michael esmay: is a pretty fixture.

786
01:33:02.130 --> 01:33:03.840
Karen Tarapata: Is it three lights Michael.

787
01:33:04.170 --> 01:33:06.360
Karen Tarapata: Three boys I alright.

788
01:33:10.320 --> 01:33:17.370
Karen Tarapata: So I can yeah that's I would ask that the board approved the expenditure 1500 dollars for the electrician.

789
01:33:18.900 --> 01:33:30.000
Ken Rothchild: This is, can I move that we spend 1500 dollars to upgrade the lighting and elect to call lighting system at the old stone media house.

790
01:33:31.530 --> 01:33:32.070
Karen Tarapata: Second.

791
01:33:33.030 --> 01:33:35.520
Laurie Dodge: i'll second lori Thank you.

792
01:33:35.880 --> 01:33:37.170
Karen Tarapata: All in favor say Aye.

793
01:33:38.280 --> 01:33:38.580
Ken Rothchild: Aye.

794
01:33:39.180 --> 01:33:39.990
Laurie Dodge: lori I.

795
01:33:40.650 --> 01:33:41.250
michael esmay: Like I.

796
01:33:42.000 --> 01:33:42.690
sylviajeff: said five.

797
01:33:43.680 --> 01:33:44.550
Karen Tarapata: Aaron I.

798
01:33:45.720 --> 01:33:49.380
Karen Tarapata: Wonderful alright The next thing on the agenda is.

799
01:33:50.850 --> 01:34:11.370
Karen Tarapata: The actual secret action for the comprehensive plan, you know as our last meeting we went through that massive document, this is a type one action and the board reviewed the four was the well, what is the was the he is.

800
01:34:11.460 --> 01:34:23.760
Noelle Wolfson: Sir nope so the So what we reviewed at the special meeting was the full af so when we have unlisted actions like we just had, for the ARV law there's something called the short form area.

801
01:34:24.120 --> 01:34:33.360
Noelle Wolfson: that's used mostly for unlisted actions and for type one actions, the DC has a different form it's called the full environmental assessment form and it requires a lot more.

802
01:34:33.660 --> 01:34:40.470
Noelle Wolfson: In terms of detail and analysis for type one action, since there are more representative to have a impact on the environment.

803
01:34:41.160 --> 01:34:53.700
Noelle Wolfson: So we reviewed the tight the def and we went through the full af part two, which is much more detailed than the short form as part two, for the adoption of the comprehensive plan and we also.

804
01:34:55.350 --> 01:35:05.880
Noelle Wolfson: Like the short form the part three of the long form gives an opportunity to elaborate on the questions into in part two, and even though we identified.

805
01:35:06.420 --> 01:35:11.850
Noelle Wolfson: The comprehensive plan is not having any potential for significant impacts for any of the part two questions.

806
01:35:12.090 --> 01:35:19.350
Noelle Wolfson: We provide an elaboration for how each of those part two categories, how and where they're addressing the comprehensive plan.

807
01:35:19.650 --> 01:35:29.460
Noelle Wolfson: And because the comprehensive plan is and planning document itself and does a lot of the analysis that you would typically do under secret we've incorporated by reference into the proposed negative.

808
01:35:33.000 --> 01:35:52.770
Karen Tarapata: And anyone who wants to look at that document, the document is on the website in a on that section that although the comprehensive plan, and it could also watch the special meaning of June 10 if they wanted to see the full reading of the document.

809
01:35:54.690 --> 01:36:05.640
Karen Tarapata: So, after all, that we went through our last meeting know was there anything else I need to do before I asked for a reading resolution declaring the Agency status.

810
01:36:07.200 --> 01:36:15.510
Noelle Wolfson: nope i'm just wanted to mention I did make those couple type typographical errors that we identified last week I did make that those changes in the in the final draft.

811
01:36:15.900 --> 01:36:21.960
Noelle Wolfson: So yeah if you want to, if you are comfortable and ready to move forward with the negative declaration, you can entertain a motion just.

812
01:36:22.170 --> 01:36:22.740
michael esmay: amen.

813
01:36:22.920 --> 01:36:31.950
Noelle Wolfson: Action Type one declaring lead agency and status because you're the only involved agency and then adapting the negative declaration, based on the ef Parts one, two and three.

814
01:36:34.140 --> 01:36:36.900
Karen Tarapata: Well, thank you alright with somebody make that motion.

815
01:36:38.130 --> 01:36:38.520
Wait.

816
01:36:42.300 --> 01:36:45.060
Laurie Dodge: Did you say I or you said you met.

817
01:36:46.110 --> 01:36:47.340
Laurie Dodge: Or was that making.

818
01:36:47.340 --> 01:36:50.160
Karen Tarapata: emotional when you make an emotion, or were you.

819
01:36:51.000 --> 01:36:55.770
michael esmay: know just thinking about how to make the motion i'll make that motion like.

820
01:36:59.700 --> 01:37:00.870
Karen Tarapata: Sometimes we do that.

821
01:37:00.930 --> 01:37:01.890
We say what she said.

822
01:37:03.210 --> 01:37:08.670
Ken Rothchild: It make the motion for a negative declaration on a Type one action as the lead agency is that.

823
01:37:10.170 --> 01:37:10.470
Ken Rothchild: Yes.

824
01:37:13.230 --> 01:37:20.490
Ken Rothchild: one, two and three of the with the typos corrected as we talked about in our last meeting is that what you're talking about Mike.

825
01:37:21.150 --> 01:37:22.020
sylviajeff: very impressed.

826
01:37:23.850 --> 01:37:25.470
Karen Tarapata: him a promotion that.

827
01:37:26.820 --> 01:37:28.890
Ken Rothchild: makes me yeah i'm just gonna second that.

828
01:37:30.960 --> 01:37:33.810
Karen Tarapata: Wonderful all in favor say Aye.

829
01:37:35.040 --> 01:37:35.940
michael esmay: My guy.

830
01:37:36.690 --> 01:37:37.320
Ken Rothchild: And I.

831
01:37:38.100 --> 01:37:38.940
sylviajeff: just fine.

832
01:37:39.780 --> 01:37:40.590
Laurie Dodge: All right, I.

833
01:37:41.850 --> 01:37:53.250
Karen Tarapata: can run on this is great we're getting so close there we go we're getting close to by having our comprehensive plan complete very exciting.

834
01:37:54.720 --> 01:38:15.840
Karen Tarapata: it's got two things left this Community solar update, I just wanted to let you know what's going on nicer data and this what it's called the I think it's called national power is a strange thing going on right now, you know part of our CCA was a Community solar component.

835
01:38:16.860 --> 01:38:17.520
Karen Tarapata: and

836
01:38:18.660 --> 01:38:27.450
Karen Tarapata: People have been able to sign up for Community solar and get a 10% discount on their electric bill.

837
01:38:28.710 --> 01:38:35.580
Karen Tarapata: it's been working well, it was a selling feature, you know it has been a selling feature in a lot of different communities.

838
01:38:37.320 --> 01:38:45.390
Karen Tarapata: what's interesting now is that this big utility company has influenced some people at nicer, which is the New York.

839
01:38:46.800 --> 01:38:54.750
Karen Tarapata: Energy Commission and they've put out a request that all the Community solar.

840
01:38:55.800 --> 01:39:00.900
Karen Tarapata: be given to this one big company to administer.

841
01:39:02.550 --> 01:39:10.740
Karen Tarapata: With the idea that the savings, the money that you get from savings of Community solar would be used to.

842
01:39:12.450 --> 01:39:19.320
Karen Tarapata: reduce the bills of people low income electric bill of low income or by $10 a month.

843
01:39:20.670 --> 01:39:25.320
Karen Tarapata: So this becomes the we take our right to.

844
01:39:26.370 --> 01:39:36.300
Karen Tarapata: Any municipalities right to have a local community solar component to our CCA offer it to our residents.

845
01:39:37.500 --> 01:39:45.090
Karen Tarapata: In fact, we were just just in conversation with them, they wanted to add Community solar as another opt out Program.

846
01:39:46.290 --> 01:40:07.050
Karen Tarapata: What they've asked us to do what jewel has contact asked us to do is to send a letter, along with all the other members of our CCA all the other municipalities to the public service Commission asking them to turn down this petition from nicer to and this big power company.

847
01:40:08.460 --> 01:40:19.110
Karen Tarapata: it's a it's a funny it's a funny business because it's turns out that there's two parts of nicer one has been working with all the CCA throughout the state.

848
01:40:19.680 --> 01:40:33.510
Karen Tarapata: And another department which has come different interests and issues is now trying to come in and take control of the solar power, the local solar power farms in New York.

849
01:40:34.710 --> 01:40:40.020
Karen Tarapata: it's problem, yes, it would be all right, if there was unlimited solar power.

850
01:40:41.130 --> 01:40:52.170
Karen Tarapata: For members throughout the state, but what they're proposing is to take over control of all the current and all the plan.

851
01:40:53.280 --> 01:40:58.650
Karen Tarapata: Solar farms in the state and have it administered by one big company.

852
01:40:59.970 --> 01:41:04.890
Karen Tarapata: It just seems like a funny thing and not something that.

853
01:41:06.270 --> 01:41:08.460
Karen Tarapata: helps us because.

854
01:41:09.630 --> 01:41:33.900
Karen Tarapata: The guaranteed Community solar offers a guaranteed savings on your electric bill, if you sign up for it, you know the CCA, it is a guaranteed rate for renewables over a certain period of time, but it can vary over time, the Community solar is a guaranteed savings every month.

855
01:41:35.310 --> 01:41:41.910
Karen Tarapata: And they want to take that away from us and make it impossible for us to offer it it's going to discourage other communities.

856
01:41:42.420 --> 01:42:00.810
Karen Tarapata: It may discourage other communities from signing up for CCS, so I would just I put some information into your into the package one or two pager that I got from them, I believe it's in your packet nope.

857
01:42:01.080 --> 01:42:02.160
Laurie Dodge: No, I will.

858
01:42:02.490 --> 01:42:07.410
Karen Tarapata: I will send it separately, I thought it was supposed to go and probably heather didn't get it this afternoon.

859
01:42:07.800 --> 01:42:08.460
i'll send you the.

860
01:42:10.920 --> 01:42:20.010
Karen Tarapata: i'll send you the two pager on it, you can take a look at what they're saying, and then you can tell me if you approve my sending this letter of support.

861
01:42:22.950 --> 01:42:28.260
Karen Tarapata: In that we would like to see the public service Commission turn down this.

862
01:42:29.490 --> 01:42:34.830
Karen Tarapata: petition and try and maintain our whole role right to.

863
01:42:35.940 --> 01:42:47.280
Karen Tarapata: craft a solar and Community solar program for our residents so that's something that will be coming, I just wanted to let you know, I was on a call with.

864
01:42:48.330 --> 01:42:56.220
Karen Tarapata: Representatives from from you know our CCA group and they explained it to us and It just seems like it's a.

865
01:42:57.750 --> 01:43:04.080
Karen Tarapata: power grab in night by this one company, who may have allies at one in one area of nicer.

866
01:43:05.370 --> 01:43:17.490
Karen Tarapata: But it's not going to increase solar generation it's not going to increase our ability to guaranteed savings for our residents it doesn't seem to have any benefit for us.

867
01:43:18.630 --> 01:43:26.640
Karen Tarapata: So I would say, all that have asked you to read it, and then i'll ask you to approve the letter that I was drafting.

868
01:43:29.070 --> 01:43:31.770
Karen Tarapata: The last thing i'll do that tomorrow.

869
01:43:36.090 --> 01:43:59.850
Karen Tarapata: The last thing on the agenda are some gifts that are being offered to us by the friends of river hook The first one is I met with Sue Smith today on the property, the hillside that we tarp last year and put in planted wild flowers needs to be cut six inches in order for the.

870
01:44:01.560 --> 01:44:14.310
Karen Tarapata: plants to thrive, the invasive grasses grow faster than the young wild flowers and they will be shaded out she has generously offered to have her landscaper AJ florists.

871
01:44:14.850 --> 01:44:35.130
Karen Tarapata: come in and do a one time cut of that hillside at six inches and another one next year also but the board, of course, because these are gifts from a resident the board would have to make a motion to accept suits this gift of a.

872
01:44:36.450 --> 01:44:40.440
Karen Tarapata: Specific landscaping project for the wildflower hillside.

873
01:44:41.850 --> 01:44:45.360
Karen Tarapata: So I would like, so does anyone have any questions about that.

874
01:44:47.250 --> 01:44:51.420
michael esmay: Is this a unilateral author, or is it somehow go through the.

875
01:44:53.520 --> 01:44:55.050
michael esmay: The group that is.

876
01:44:56.670 --> 01:44:58.530
michael esmay: involved with river hook.

877
01:44:58.950 --> 01:45:16.500
Karen Tarapata: Well, it would cut it's coming from the friends of river hook, because she might be able to get a tax deduction through the friends of river hook, but it is, as far as we're concerned, it is just a gift that the friends are offering to us that we need to accept.

878
01:45:16.770 --> 01:45:18.930
michael esmay: It emotionally they're supporting.

879
01:45:20.220 --> 01:45:28.200
Karen Tarapata: Absolutely, I was there today with the President of the Friends of river and he met with Sue and her landscaper.

880
01:45:30.900 --> 01:45:31.350
Okay.

881
01:45:33.150 --> 01:45:35.250
Karen Tarapata: So, would you make that motion Mike to accept.

882
01:45:35.250 --> 01:45:44.010
michael esmay: That make that motion to accept susan's offer to do the six inch cut of the hillside Thank you.

883
01:45:44.220 --> 01:45:45.060
Karen Tarapata: Can I get a second.

884
01:45:45.120 --> 01:45:45.660
years.

885
01:45:46.890 --> 01:45:49.860
sylviajeff: Jeff i'll be happy to second that Thank you.

886
01:45:50.190 --> 01:45:51.240
Karen Tarapata: All in favor say Aye.

887
01:45:52.170 --> 01:45:52.740
michael esmay: Mike I.

888
01:45:53.610 --> 01:45:54.210
sylviajeff: Jeff I.

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01:45:58.050 --> 01:46:18.390
Karen Tarapata: Aaron I that's great and they're going to do it next Monday or Tuesday so it'll really have a good effect on those well flowers it's a it's a long process, getting those native plants to come back in and the and the grass seems to want to get a jump on it.

890
01:46:19.920 --> 01:46:26.610
Karen Tarapata: The other gifts that has been proposed by the friends of river hook, there are two photos in your packet.

891
01:46:27.690 --> 01:46:34.650
Karen Tarapata: And there is a local artist I think lori you know a bit more about this, you want to describe this project.

892
01:46:36.630 --> 01:46:55.080
Laurie Dodge: While the idea is really just to whether it's chris's art, which is being proposed here or or other messaging the tarps present a really good opportunity for sponsorship of various kinds, and so, Chris actually approached bill I don't know her I know her father.

893
01:46:56.160 --> 01:47:00.480
Karen Tarapata: Chris or this person is Chris Campbell.

894
01:47:00.870 --> 01:47:14.130
Laurie Dodge: yeah I n bill knows her I don't know her I know her her dad's going to move in down the street from me, so I know I know him fairly well not that that matters it's just up point of interest and.

895
01:47:14.460 --> 01:47:15.720
Karen Tarapata: name is john.

896
01:47:16.830 --> 01:47:17.340
Laurie Dodge: yeah.

897
01:47:20.610 --> 01:47:22.200
Karen Tarapata: Because last name also Campbell.

898
01:47:22.440 --> 01:47:27.150
Laurie Dodge: Know uh you know what you want anomalies last name to be.

899
01:47:27.180 --> 01:47:29.940
michael esmay: Quite frail and Bush yes.

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01:47:30.030 --> 01:47:30.840
Laurie Dodge: There you go.

901
01:47:31.410 --> 01:47:47.220
Karen Tarapata: There we go, I thought you would know them like their daughter as a lot further to paint the River hook sheep on one of the heart, so in this case she's proposing to do it on to other tarps.

902
01:47:48.090 --> 01:48:00.150
Karen Tarapata: And, at no cost to the village, my question was whether that was too large and if it should be on one tarp only so it'd be a 15 foot.

903
01:48:02.370 --> 01:48:02.910
Karen Tarapata: logo.

904
01:48:06.210 --> 01:48:07.380
sylviajeff: My opinion is.

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01:48:07.530 --> 01:48:13.500
sylviajeff: On the second photo from the street view it seems OK that size.

906
01:48:15.120 --> 01:48:24.870
sylviajeff: And it changes what is something that you're not gonna say so I sort of things, just like a question like what is that into something that's interesting and unique, so I think it's Nice.

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01:48:26.850 --> 01:48:27.090
Laurie Dodge: yeah.

908
01:48:28.590 --> 01:48:34.380
Laurie Dodge: I thought that for a while that the Turks can really be utilized to convey some sort of message.

909
01:48:34.410 --> 01:48:40.380
Laurie Dodge: or whatever that may be, and in this case, this surface, so it seems appropriate.

910
01:48:42.120 --> 01:48:45.150
Karen Tarapata: All right, can do you have any any thoughts on this.

911
01:48:47.820 --> 01:48:53.760
Ken Rothchild: I think it's cool it's good to me I didn't I was just looking at the pictures I didn't see them in the packet before so.

912
01:48:54.960 --> 01:48:55.230
Karen Tarapata: Right.

913
01:48:58.530 --> 01:49:09.870
Ken Rothchild: I agree with Jeff I think that you know when you look at them from the road it doesn't seem overwhelming, and then you get up close and it's monumental sculpture and that's fun too, why not.

914
01:49:10.920 --> 01:49:11.520
michael esmay: Excellent.

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01:49:12.600 --> 01:49:15.600
Karen Tarapata: Okay, what do you think Mike is yes, no maybe.

916
01:49:18.750 --> 01:49:19.770
michael esmay: i'll go with the flow.

917
01:49:22.530 --> 01:49:30.600
Karen Tarapata: All right, then I would ask that the board, make a motion to accept the gift of the Friends of river should put a.

918
01:49:31.980 --> 01:49:36.540
Karen Tarapata: to paint the River hook logo on the tarps on the hillside tarps.

919
01:49:39.150 --> 01:49:40.740
sylviajeff: and move that we accept.

920
01:49:40.740 --> 01:49:46.680
sylviajeff: The gift from the friends of revert to a paint she photo on the top.

921
01:49:48.000 --> 01:49:50.520
Karen Tarapata: awesome Laura you want a second that yeah.

922
01:49:50.580 --> 01:49:51.030
sure.

923
01:49:52.170 --> 01:49:53.910
Karen Tarapata: Great all in favor say Aye.

924
01:49:54.930 --> 01:49:55.470
sylviajeff: Jeff.

925
01:49:55.860 --> 01:49:56.580
Laurie Dodge: I lori.

926
01:49:57.450 --> 01:49:58.080
Ken Rothchild: I can.

927
01:49:58.860 --> 01:50:08.550
Karen Tarapata: Like i'm all right they'll be thrilled and, once again, that may be something that will be up next week I know they're ready to get it ready to go.

928
01:50:09.870 --> 01:50:14.340
Karen Tarapata: Is there anything else that anyone else would like to speak about tonight.

929
01:50:15.420 --> 01:50:16.440
Karen Tarapata: Look at us, we did.

930
01:50:18.180 --> 01:50:22.770
Laurie Dodge: I do, but I wonder, are we going into executive session.

931
01:50:24.210 --> 01:50:32.370
Karen Tarapata: I had not planned on it unless we wanted to talk about pending legal matters do you want, we can certainly do it is there anybody.

932
01:50:33.630 --> 01:50:36.450
Karen Tarapata: If you wish lori you could make that motion.

933
01:50:37.170 --> 01:50:40.080
Laurie Dodge: i'll make emotion that we go into executive session.

934
01:50:41.220 --> 01:50:41.940
Karen Tarapata: alright.

935
01:50:43.260 --> 01:50:45.540
Ken Rothchild: Perfect Gloria have to say to discuss legal matters.

936
01:50:45.690 --> 01:50:47.280
Laurie Dodge: Oh, to discuss legal matters, if.

937
01:50:47.280 --> 01:50:47.670
Karen Tarapata: that's what.

938
01:50:47.700 --> 01:50:48.780
Ken Rothchild: Noel till this class.

939
01:50:49.350 --> 01:50:50.820
Laurie Dodge: Yes, all right, thank you good memory.

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01:50:51.930 --> 01:50:52.260
Karen Tarapata: Is.

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01:50:52.290 --> 01:50:53.310
Ken Rothchild: No second bad.

942
01:50:54.750 --> 01:50:59.370
Karen Tarapata: Great, so I would ask them to heather that are still a.

943
01:51:03.840 --> 01:51:14.160
Karen Tarapata: Alright, we are out of executive session and I would ask that some emotion, to retain hochman tortorella the third one here and.

944
01:51:15.240 --> 01:51:20.550
Karen Tarapata: weinstein that's why that to represent the village board in pending legal matters.

945
01:51:23.220 --> 01:51:26.040
Ken Rothchild: I will make that motion this is Ken that we.

946
01:51:27.720 --> 01:51:30.150
Ken Rothchild: That we make that move to move that we do that.

947
01:51:31.830 --> 01:51:32.610
Karen Tarapata: Can I get a second.

948
01:51:33.870 --> 01:51:35.280
michael esmay: Well, second it like.

949
01:51:36.510 --> 01:51:37.830
Karen Tarapata: How, in favor say I.

950
01:51:38.520 --> 01:51:39.150
Ken Rothchild: Can I.

951
01:51:39.900 --> 01:51:40.230
Like.

952
01:51:43.560 --> 01:51:44.190
Laurie Dodge: rei.

953
01:51:45.000 --> 01:51:51.210
Karen Tarapata: heron I right is there anything else you'd like to talk about tonight oh.

954
01:51:52.320 --> 01:51:55.410
Karen Tarapata: Alright, then when someone make a motion to close the meeting.

955
01:51:56.820 --> 01:51:58.290
michael esmay: i'll make that motion like.

956
01:52:00.360 --> 01:52:00.990
Karen Tarapata: This is.

957
01:52:01.320 --> 01:52:02.850
Ken Rothchild: This can i'll second that motion.

958
01:52:03.720 --> 01:52:05.280
Karen Tarapata: Right all in favor say Aye.

959
01:52:05.850 --> 01:52:06.390
michael esmay: Like I.

960
01:52:07.860 --> 01:52:08.250
Laurie Dodge: lori.

961
01:52:09.300 --> 01:52:09.780
Ken Rothchild: Can I.

962
01:52:10.050 --> 01:52:10.230
Get.

963
01:52:11.550 --> 01:52:14.310
Karen Tarapata: Aaron I thank you all so much.

964
01:52:15.420 --> 01:52:16.050
Karen Tarapata: We will.

965
01:52:17.370 --> 01:52:18.720
Karen Tarapata: be in touch all right.

966
01:52:18.780 --> 01:52:20.700
Ken Rothchild: Okay, everybody.

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01:52:21.180 --> 01:52:21.450
ready.