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Karen Tarapata: Well, good evening, everyone. This

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Karen Tarapata: Is the regular meeting of

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Karen Tarapata: The Board of Trustees of the village of upper NYAH

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Karen Tarapata: And do we have a quorum. Yes. Who else is here can't see Lori. It's just the four of us and Carol.

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Laurie Dodge: Um, it's you. Me.

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Laurie Dodge: Mike, I don't

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Laurie Dodge: All and then a cut, Carol, and a couple of an officer Kelly and rich

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Laurie Dodge: Debt

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Laurie Dodge: Trinity. Now we have a substitute tonight.

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Oh,

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18456426153: Kennedy's on vacation.

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18456426153: So who's the trustee.

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Karen Tarapata: We have

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Laurie Dodge: I think we just have three. Oh, Joe just got on.

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18456426153: Okay, yeah, yeah.

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Laurie Dodge: I don't see Joe There's Joe

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, Joe.

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iPhone: Yeah. Hi, I'm here.

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Karen Tarapata: Hey, great.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, so we want to wait a minute or two to see if it's going to join us. He hasn't told me he's not

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Karen Tarapata: But

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18456426153: He's on fire island.

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18456426153: Very possible

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Karen Tarapata: That would be

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Karen Tarapata: A lovely thing with this.

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Karen Tarapata: Guy just literally I just got off a lottery. I got home at 630 from

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Karen Tarapata: Alright. So while we're waiting, let's have a police report and that way. Officer Kelly.

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Karen Tarapata: Can come and

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Call-In User_1: do appreciate that. I'm going to try to do as best I can and fill in for officer Kennedy here.

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Call-In User_1: I'm gonna try

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Call-In User_1: To follow

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Ken Rothchild: Yes, she is. Yes, she is.

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Call-In User_1: So between July 17 and August 20 we had 96 total calls for service.

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Call-In User_1: One motor vehicle accident which occurred on North Highland and Christian herald no injuries occurred at that

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Call-In User_1: There was 21 alarm calls fire in burglar alarms.

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Call-In User_1: Three medical three medical calls and to domestic calls, which were verbal verbal in the

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Call-In User_1: Verbal and there was a total of 32 area checks 22 of those being cultural and religious and 10 OTHERS AND KNOW WE CAN YOU TO CHECK ALL AT ALL houses of worship.

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Call-In User_1: For Nigeria.

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Call-In User_1: As we go forward. I'm happy to report. There was no larceny that occurred. I know we had a couple last month.

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Call-In User_1: But with that being said, I do recommend

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Call-In User_1: Everybody locks their cars at night. Please, no valuables in there are

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Call-In User_1: Three calls that involved the juveniles.

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Call-In User_1: One was at the elementary school. I think one was that married out and then there was one other like a ring and run

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Call-In User_1: That occurred in the village.

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Call-In User_1: As far as

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Call-In User_1: parking tickets saying you TTS there was a non to report at this time.

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Call-In User_1: And as far as the drug overdoses the year to date for the county is 146 with the 25 deceased and 121 survives. As far as the town of Clark's down. We have 45 total for the year eight deceased and 37 have survived.

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Call-In User_1: Another point to note is the parking signs will be switched on locus tomorrow from one side of the road to the other.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you, that has worked really well for us. This

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Karen Tarapata: Summer and hopefully

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Karen Tarapata: It's not too much of a challenge for the for the class down PD. Oh. Also, I wanted to tell you there is a electronic signboard that's on North Broadway. We really don't need it.

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Karen Tarapata: Anymore. That was really we needed that when

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Karen Tarapata: People were just

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Call-In User_1: Going crazy and parking everywhere.

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Karen Tarapata: It was really helpful, but I'm sure you probably have another location where you need to take it.

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Call-In User_1: Okay, so you'd like us to remove that signboard that's on North Broadway.

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Call-In User_1: Yes, we don't need it anymore. Okay. And as I said, we'll switch those signs on low guess tomorrow. First thing in the morning.

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Call-In User_1: Thank you so much.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay. Anyone have any questions.

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Karen Tarapata: For officer Kelly.

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michael esmay: Any

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Comments about the storm.

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Call-In User_1: Ah, listen, we know it was very difficult. It was difficult all over the all over the town.

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Call-In User_1: I know upper Nyan Cat some incidents where the phone and cable was out for a couple more days than probably everyone would have like we do work with RG Rocklin and to try to help facilitate getting people back online. And I know they were working

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Call-In User_1: Diligently just took more

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Call-In User_1: Time than probably a lot of people would have liked.

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Karen Tarapata: All right. Well, thank you very much and we will perhaps see you in the future.

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Call-In User_1: Okay, thank you very much. You guys have a great night. You too.

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Call-In User_1: Okay.

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Karen Tarapata: Report.

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Richard Fortunato: Good evening, everybody. I'm in your inbox from your email should be the year to date august 20 financials, I'm sure.

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Richard Fortunato: No one has any questions, but as usual. If you do you more than happy to give me a

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Richard Fortunato: Call send me a text.

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Richard Fortunato: They look fine. There's, there's really nothing to note, it's

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Richard Fortunato: It's in there yet.

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Richard Fortunato: Can you please

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Richard Fortunato: Sign all the vouchers.

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Richard Fortunato: Karen. Right. That's my reminder

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Richard Fortunato: $55,000 grant

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Richard Fortunato: Has been applied for the money. Everything has been signed to Albany and they are at cutting us a check. So that's been taken care of.

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Richard Fortunato: The new rental agreement.

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Richard Fortunato: That the tenant has paid May, June, July, and August. But I want in the minutes that he didn't pay April and I want everybody to know that I am making a phone call to him on a monthly basis to collect the rent upstairs.

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18456426153: So, I mean,

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Richard Fortunato: I'm not a collection agent. So, you know, from my perspective, the guy who does the lease lease and, you know, we're still not paying at a normal rate, I don't know, it's just not. It's not the way I do business. I'm getting frustrated with him.

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18456426153: So,

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Richard Fortunato: Can if you want to give him a little tickle. That would be great.

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Karen Tarapata: We want to know.

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Karen Tarapata: It was, you know, they agreed to pay the regular read through the end of May.

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Karen Tarapata: And he just

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Karen Tarapata: Didn't pay one of the months.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, so

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Richard Fortunato: The month prior, you know, there was a snafu with Chase Bank for him it. There's always something you know that this isn't normal operating. You know, it's not so I'm getting a little frustrated with him, as I think you can tell. So if someone can break

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Karen Tarapata: I'll talk, I'll make the call before the end of the month.

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18456426153: Because he's not calling you back.

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Richard Fortunato: It's three phone calls. He told me he called me Monday, I mean it's it's frustrating.

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Richard Fortunato: You know, is the rent is is always 30 days behind, it's just, it's not again. It's not something I'm used to.

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Ken Rothchild: KAREN I think

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Ken Rothchild: I think that having the treasurer be the collection agent is rich say is nice.

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Richard Fortunato: Can I have no problem. I just expect to be called back you know

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Ken Rothchild: But it's not your job.

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Richard Fortunato: That's it's it's really not yours either right because you guys are volunteers, but I just want to impress upon all you really what's going on here with him because if I call him. I expect a phone call back

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Richard Fortunato: If I you know I'm

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Richard Fortunato: You know, this is not normal. I have 100 small business clients. So I know what he's dealing with with Kobe. And what is subtenant. I get it.

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18456426153: But this is not normal.

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Richard Fortunato: This is not normal behavior.

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18456426153: So maybe

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Ken Rothchild: So Karen maybe what we need to institute is what I have in our property management business which is

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Ken Rothchild: You know, five day grace period of praying. He gets a letter.

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Ken Rothchild: Right after 10 days he gets a letter saying is in violation, obviously.

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Ken Rothchild: We're not. We're not permitted to evict well we don't have that built into the lease, unfortunately.

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Richard Fortunato: Now, we don't know. We

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Karen Tarapata: Don't want we want. We just want them to pay on time here.

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Karen Tarapata: And we'll just but I agree with you that five day grace period.

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Karen Tarapata: That is fun.

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Karen Tarapata: That's normal.

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18456426153: That's normal.

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Karen Tarapata: And so, yeah, that's

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Richard Fortunato: What Karen.

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Richard Fortunato: I think 10

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Richard Fortunato: As long as he pays by the time I'm on the on the meeting with you.

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Karen Tarapata: Then

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Richard Fortunato: You know what, it got in note right i mean even a 10 day grace period I am extremely reasonable person. This guy is nowhere near staying in balance here, nowhere near and it's been months of this

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Richard Fortunato: Even before coven so

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18456426153: We're up but

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Karen Tarapata: On the other hand, we do have a tenant.

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Karen Tarapata: And we do have all of our background up to except for one month we'll make it work.

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Richard Fortunato: Well me okay okay um

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Richard Fortunato: The audience.

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Karen Tarapata: You recorded and we're done.

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Richard Fortunato: That's why I wanted on their camera and that's why I'm doing it because I'm really, I'm sick of

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Karen Tarapata: shaming here to okay

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Richard Fortunato: Yeah, there was this part of that, if I can do more, I would you share the message I left them today. Okay.

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Richard Fortunato: year and the year end on it is scheduled

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Richard Fortunato: The auditors are going to do one day in the office because of our office restrictions.

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Richard Fortunato: I'm going to mail them the IUD. I didn't finish it yet. I'm going to mail them all that first I'm going to mail them a year and information. It's going to be one day. End of sep tember worst case early October.

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Richard Fortunato: I'm on top of that, it'll be done and you guys will have financial statements at the end of October with respect to the year and the year end is not complete yet we're waiting on the town of carbs town and a number from them. They owe us their last year's

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Richard Fortunato: Bulk reimbursement. They haven't sent us a check. Yet in number to finish the errands. I'm waiting on one number to finish. So I don't have

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18456426153: That for you.

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Richard Fortunato: But I can tell you that the surplus will exceed 1.2 million, it will be 1.2 million and change.

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Richard Fortunato: a smidge that's an accounting term as much part so 1.2 million will be over plus the $600,000 capital improvements. So we are, we were pretty good last year. I mean, we didn't spend what we collected

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Richard Fortunato: On everything we were going to supposed to spend it on. But I think on all we spend, but we collected so it was a good year wasn't wasn't so bad. I will tell you, going forward, two things.

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Richard Fortunato: First sales tax revenue from the state is down a lot. And that's going to cut eight or 10 grand off of our

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Richard Fortunato: Of our intake for the new year.

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Richard Fortunato: And I will tell you to that over time as a lot, which I get it. And I know we want to spend money. And over time, rather than hiring other people because it's more expensive but we just need to be, you know, you guys need to be aware of that. But the overtime is is up, consider

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Karen Tarapata: Outrageous last month, but we had both

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Richard Fortunato: Yeah yeah storm, you had to pick up. Yeah.

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Richard Fortunato: Yeah.

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Karen Tarapata: Let's just if that was unfortunate and so

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Richard Fortunato: That worked out. And it's much cheaper to have those guys do it then to farm it out. There's no question about it with prevailing wage and all the New York State ridiculous behavior if

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Karen Tarapata: It wasn't a lot of it wasn't a book stuff. It was the paving and the storm.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, some

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Karen Tarapata: Neighbor actually haven't had a lot of work on the property this year so far at all.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, well, I want to say I'm really watching

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Karen Tarapata: Number, in terms of using them on our preserve

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Richard Fortunato: Okay. Um, I told you about the year and financials. I told you about the surplus. Everybody's got a copy of the here today financials, or any questions, of course, call me. Last but not least, our Naughty Naughty list.

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Richard Fortunato: For real estate taxes we are, do a little over $30,000 and we have only 19 out of roughly 750 we have 19 delinquent tax payers. As of today, so that's not so bad because I believe, last year we send to the

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Richard Fortunato: Town.

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Richard Fortunato: 14 or 15 delinquent taxpayer is on October. So we're, we're, we're right in line with last year, if not better, believe it or not, so

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Richard Fortunato: But so everybody's paying as my, my. The bottom line 30,002 and 19 taxpayers as of today.

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Richard Fortunato: That's it. That's all I got.

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Karen Tarapata: Now while you're here, I think.

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Karen Tarapata: Order.

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Karen Tarapata: And talk about the

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Karen Tarapata: Drainage the under drain bid for

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Karen Tarapata: Palmer and Kuyper

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Karen Tarapata: Because we got here, would you

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Would you speak to that.

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Karen Tarapata: The bid opening

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18456426153: bid opening was held on August at

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18456426153: Is Eligible

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18456426153: To seal this were received an open

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18456426153: Myself to go to work and Karen mayor terracotta were present no one from the public attended

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18456426153: Visit were received where one from bellville landscaping incorporated

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18456426153: The base amount on the bid was 66,838 you alternate 15,000 for at

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18456426153: The second bid was from amity construction Corp. The base amount 71,009 85

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18456426153: The alternate amount 19,000 to 14

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18456426153: Village engineer reviewed the fifth

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18456426153: And made a statement that the

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18456426153: Idea that you recommended for both the base bid amount and the at the alternate work that they did go to bellville landscaping. So the total price of 82,003 key.

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Karen Tarapata: So this was the. This is our one big drainage project for this year. And this was, we have the money budgeted and we're doing this in this you might remember in two sections. First, we're doing

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Karen Tarapata: This drainage project on Palmer and Cooper.

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Karen Tarapata: Because the water that's running under the road is what's undermining the road. So by installing this drainage project and then waiting till next year, we can actually dry out that area. So when we do go in next year and pave and we have a grant from a multimodal

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Karen Tarapata: Transportation grant from

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Karen Tarapata: Zebrowski to cover that paving the paving will actually last longer and it'll be a much more successful project. So we this is the part that we pay for before the part that we got the money.

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Karen Tarapata: So I'd like to get a resolution to accept the bid of land. Belden a landscaping.

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18456426153: For the

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Karen Tarapata: Partner Piper under dream project.

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michael esmay: Is just one question.

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michael esmay: What is the alternative, what, what is that

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Karen Tarapata: I don't remember. I'd have to pull the big package out. Okay.

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18456426153: Yeah, you know what Mike I I'm at home and in the VIP packages that village hall, so I can't really speak to it.

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michael esmay: All right, well, Dennis is recommended taking both so

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michael esmay: I'll make I'll make a motion that we accept it from yoga landscaping.

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michael esmay: For this work for the base spirit of $66,838 the alternate of $15,480

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Karen Tarapata: I think this is great because that road has been important edition for a long time. And this is actually a good solution.

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Karen Tarapata: So, all in favor say aye with your name.

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18456426153: Hi, Mike.

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Karen Tarapata: Karen. Hi. All right. Guess it makes me very happy. We'll get it done this fall will be doing things we've been very fortunate so far to get some really good work done in the village.

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Karen Tarapata: This summer, and this is this is going to be part of it. Thank you so much. All right, yay. All right, Rich. I don't know if we need you for anything else. Is there anything else. Carol that we need

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Richard Fortunato: Yeah, I'm okay with increasing the fees as in the schedule.

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Richard Fortunato: Great evening.

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Karen Tarapata: A little minute here. Um, gosh.

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Karen Tarapata: Why don't we see if we can do the Friends of river o'clock, between now and the time when we

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Karen Tarapata: Us a little background, you know, we have our

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Karen Tarapata: Not for profit.

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Karen Tarapata: And we have tonight several

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Karen Tarapata: Of the board members, including the President fall Curly Oh, we've actually been they're going to offer us a gift.

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Karen Tarapata: Of some work on the property.

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Karen Tarapata: To the village, and we accept or decline. It is we don't get involved in the finances of it at all. It is entirely a gift that we choose or not choose to accept. So Paul, good evening.

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Karen Tarapata: All right. You want to talk to us a little bit about what we've been up. I think we have a couple offers and

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Paul.Curley: Yeah. Great, thank you. Um, so I'm sure the board and hoping the board is to know you're with friends of river hook and

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Paul.Curley: And so I'm hoping that this is kind of just this the first of many times that we will come the board and offer

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Paul.Curley: So we have what we have today is the proposal I submitted I submitted this in a letter.

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Paul.Curley: removing some of the binds and vegetation from the main house that we feel is will really enhance the appearance, make it look a little

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Paul.Curley: Of those projects, you know, as, as in accordance with what our ever timing or other stipulations that the village my half

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Paul.Curley: And then the second and more and that the second and that would be done. I should I should mention that that would be done by oh Solomon tree CARE OF WHO'S ALREADY DONE A

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Paul.Curley: Has already been was previously contracted by the village to do that.

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Karen Tarapata: So, and they're extremely reputable we thought we had a great experience with with the work that they did.

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Paul.Curley: So I don't have. I wasn't able to submit it a written proposal here but

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Paul.Curley: So this, this is really exciting because the the front of the the main house hiring house.

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Karen Tarapata: And this and this is from Steve. Steve lubec was approached by the friends and he and his family offered all correct me if I'm wrong, they offered to

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Karen Tarapata: Do these two projects to help

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Karen Tarapata: Better and that circle was disturbed somewhat when they removed the oil tank and they piled, a lot of the cloth. Number four, gravel and dumped it on there. So there's really no way to remediate that the Belgian block is still there, but the the soil has been compromised. So Stephen

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Karen Tarapata: And then Steve's offered to do the masonry on repairing the step by the front door.

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Paul.Curley: Sort of a trench along the border along the southern border of the preserve where we would be able to put in some some small plantings are trees that could help.

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Karen Tarapata: Be landscape or today and I spoke with the landscape architect yesterday, and we were thinking that the I a really great place to do that.

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Karen Tarapata: Screening trench actually for those plants would be down by the little of stone building on the main meadow down by that is how she said for first project that would be more visible and

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Karen Tarapata: Would be a great place to begin to put more attractive shrubs.

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Karen Tarapata: That I going to recommend that we take her recommendation.

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Karen Tarapata: Instead of in that area by because we're not really plan. We haven't got a good enough plan yet.

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Karen Tarapata: Make a resolution to accept these projects. Now I'd like to open this up to any questions or concerns from the

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Karen Tarapata: From the trustees.

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Ken Rothchild: I'm sorry, Karen.

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Ken Rothchild: So, there seemed to be a lot of moving parts here to me.

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Ken Rothchild: Now, what's so we do, we have a formal relationship. Don't we need to have a resolution about that at some point or wasn't been appointed

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Ken Rothchild: And. And then the other thing is that we've had a chance to look at, which is up for discussion later on the river hook website and the various plans. So, you know, without having

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Ken Rothchild: that I'm aware of. So I'm, I'm, I'm wondering, to some extent, if are we putting a lot of cards before the horse. You know, I, you know, and I understand things are moving fast but

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Karen Tarapata: An opportunity is that that circle by the House is something that none of these things that see none of these things are new projects. That's the only thing I would say none of them are

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Karen Tarapata: Really new or decisive, they're not earthworks or anything that's going to really change anything. It's more of a remediation and in terms of removing the vines from the house that's actually something that will protect that slate move from degeneration.

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Alison: But it's if it goes over its food system will pull up and and damage badly, the walkway that's there. Now the path that's there and there's another tree has been taken down the one that was like it that they seriously damage bad tree by the entrance curves.

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Alison: That's not been taken down either. So, you know, there's a real village liability here. I think that we're helping trying to address as well.

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Karen Tarapata: So perhaps, perhaps what we need to do. Ken is a, I would like to propose that we accept Steve's offer of excavating

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Karen Tarapata: Prepared to do right away. It's something where he has the excavator on another project.

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Karen Tarapata: We can actually table. The other things.

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Ken Rothchild: So no part is really not about the necessity. These work or

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Ken Rothchild: How are these decisions being arrived at. And if it, if it's basically to say, look, the board is sort of out of these day to day decisions and someone else's making them then then I'd like to know who that is, and how they're arriving at these

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Ken Rothchild: Decisions. I don't usually when we have problems with

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Ken Rothchild: I'm not questioning that they are. I'm just saying that usually there's something that comes before us. It says, These trees are a liability need to come down and we approve that

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Laurie Dodge: What I would like to say is the reason we set up the Friends of river hook board to include

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Laurie Dodge: A village trustee on the board, so that there would be some continuity between the Village Board and the Friends of river hook board. So currently, Karen and I both sit on that board. So the work that is being offered

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Laurie Dodge: At this moment, particularly with those Sullivan n Steve And, honestly, even the trench to Karen's point. None of it. Some of it is we think is a necessity in a safety issue. None of it is, and none of it is in congress with the future design work. What will be getting from

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Laurie Dodge: Which is the the firm that we commissioned to sort of do an overall design vision for the property.

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Laurie Dodge: Is just that it's a design vision. So there will be clearly subsequent conversations in the future when that gets built out, but none of these projects.

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Laurie Dodge: Are in congruence with anything, no matter what happens on site. I mean, the tree, you know, the vines are an issue. The, the circle is just unsightly and could be a very easy place to have something sort of show intentional life whether again it's a sculpture.

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Laurie Dodge: We had no idea what's going to happen. So whether it's, you know, removing a tent, I think, actually, they were both the result of removing tanks and someone doing it not carefully so it's trying to

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Laurie Dodge: It's really trying to maybe in some ways, get back to what the property would have been like if it had been better care for and or if there have been more care taken when things were removed, is that the second

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Karen Tarapata: Probably more than just a second here. I'm just going to say, I realized that I, isn't it.

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Karen Tarapata: Right, we're gonna have to do jump out of this and then jump back into this with more more discussion because I agree that this should be something that is well considered

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Karen Tarapata: Because that's, you know, I said that since the beginning, we need a plan. We need a plan. We need a plan, everything's got to be pointing to the plan, and we have not finalized the plan yet. And some of this has gotten a little bit ahead.

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Karen Tarapata: But we'll come back to this in a few minutes. So Cara. Would you read the notice for the public hearing and one, then we'll do the other business and then come back to this and have a more complete discussion.

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18456426153: Notice of public hearing village of upper Nyack 328 North Broadway for Nyack New York 1096 so

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18456426153: Please take notice that the Board of Trustees and the village of upper Nyack will hold a public hearing on August 20 2020

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18456426153: At 7:30pm to consider an extension of the temporary moratorium on commercial or residential land use applications.

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18456426153: For properties located in the office business OB district laboratory office, Elmo district and the are for residential districts that have been denied W quarter in the village.

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18456426153: And review an amendment of the comprehensive plan update and related zoning laws pertaining to said subject matters. This law will also be known as local law number 420 20

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18456426153: Due to the coven 19 emergency village of upper night Board of Trustee will not be meeting in person in accordance with the governor's executive order.

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18456426153: 202 point one. The meeting will be held via video conferencing and a transcript will be provided at a later date.

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18456426153: The public will have the opportunity to see and hear the meeting live and provide comments to access the meeting, please visit the villages website for ID and password.

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18456426153: In meeting agenda will be posted on the villages website comments and questions can also be provided by email before the meeting to Carol G brotherhood village clerk at village clerk at upper Nyack dash and y.us data July 20 2020 Carol G Brotherhood's village clerk.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, with somebody. Make a motion.

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Karen Tarapata: To open the public

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Hearing

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Laurie Dodge: Lori. I'll make a motion we open the public hearing

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Karen Tarapata: Can I get a second

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Awesome.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you Mike. All in favor say aye.

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Aye, Mike.

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John's iPad: No one.

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Ken Rothchild: Can I, Aaron.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, well, we are working to extend the complete the comprehensive plan and this temporary moratorium is part of that process. We've been working very diligently to answer all the 52 comments of Robin County.

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Planning.

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Karen Tarapata: And I think we're very close rate of just wrapping up our revisions based on their questions and concerns, you still have some maps to update and then that comprehensive plan, go back to

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Karen Tarapata: Rough and County Planning again. But this is an important thing to keep us in control of any applications.

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Karen Tarapata: Between now and the time that we finish the comprehensive plan and the related zoning.

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Karen Tarapata: Would, would anyone like to speak on this topic.

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On this extension.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, well, if we would any of the, I would like to close the public hearing and then the trustees can comment.

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Karen Tarapata: That someone made

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michael esmay: Like I'll make a motion to close the public hearing

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Ken Rothchild: This can I second.

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Karen Tarapata: in favor, say aye.

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Laurie Dodge: Aye. Lori.

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michael esmay: I Mike

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Ken Rothchild: 10 by

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Karen.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright discussion at the board. What do you think about

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Karen Tarapata: The extension of this temporary moratorium. I mean, people who do have legitimate business concerns can come to us for relief, but does anyone have any

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michael esmay: Have you yeah

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You

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michael esmay: Just have one question, small, but is this a new local law or is it a extension of it.

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michael esmay: It says local law number four 2020. I'm just wondering, it

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michael esmay: Each time we do this. Is it is it is it another law.

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Karen Tarapata: I believe it's a new yeah

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18456426153: It gets a new number this is

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18456426153: This is extending what I think this is the third time he's extended this maybe the second, but each time you do the law.

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18456426153: It's the number. You know, it's just based on the year and that's number four for this year.

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18456426153: Okay, so even though this law is law. Last, last time we did it. If we did it over six months ago, we did it in January, I think so. It might have been local law number one in January.

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18456426153: That what you're asking like, yeah.

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18456426153: Okay, yes.

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18456426153: It's still the still the moratorium law, but it's the number changes depending on where we are in the sequence and so

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michael esmay: Because of the process that we're in.

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michael esmay: I believe this is something that

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michael esmay: Is important.

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michael esmay: That we do

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Laurie Dodge: Yeah, I agree. I need

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Karen Tarapata: I need to go back for a

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Minute.

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18456426153: Me, I have a letter from this local log went to

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18456426153: To Rockland County to be reviewed this moratorium law and they made comments on the moratorium law and I have a letter that probably should be read into the record.

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All right.

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18456426153: Hey this is Roxanne County Department of Planning.

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18456426153: Gave letter dated August 10 2020 address to the next village board 328 North Broadway for Nyack New York 1096 so regarding General Municipal Law Review section 239 L and then

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18456426153: The date the review is received with

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18456426153: The item is the village of upper Nyack extension of temporary moratorium.

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18456426153: You n dash 98 a an extension of a temporary moratorium on commercial or residential land use applications for property located in the office business will be district celebratory office.

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18456426153: Lol district and they are for residential districts that are busted nine w quarter the temporary moratorium will be extended until March 30 2021 to provide sufficient time to the village to continue and complete its review of the draft comprehensive plan and any proposed implementing

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18456426153: Zoning law revision Route nine w quarter in the OB fellow and our for zoning districts. The reason for referral US Route nine w

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18456426153: Sound of Clark's town village of Nyack long path hiking trail the County of Rockland Department of Planning has reviewed the above item.

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18456426153: Acting under the terms of the rock of the above GMO powers and those vested by the county of Rockland charter one Commissioner of planting the Commissioner plant planning here by approve.

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18456426153: Since the proposed extension of the temporary moratorium law will have no adverse impact on any county wide interest. This matter is d is remanded for local determination Douglas day shuts acting commissioner of planning.

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18456426153: Carol.

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Karen Tarapata: Right there.

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Karen Tarapata: Are there any more questions from the board.

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Karen Tarapata: If not, would somebody make

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18456426153: Emotion is

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Karen Tarapata: To extend the temporary moratorium.

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18456426153: And extend

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Karen Tarapata: An act local law number four.

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Ken Rothchild: Is, can I move that we

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Ken Rothchild: Enact local law number 420 20 the extension of the temporary moratorium along the nine w quarter.

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Ken Rothchild: As read into the public record.

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Karen Tarapata: And get the night

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Karen Tarapata: Lori. All right. All in favor say aye.

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michael esmay: My guy.

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Laurie Dodge: Yeah.

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Laurie Dodge: Lori, I

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Karen.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay thank you know we have another extension and another public hearing

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Karen Tarapata: So Carol what you

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Were actually on

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18456426153: The 740 back. It is

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18456426153: All my papers.

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18456426153: What I'm going to do after I i also have another letter from the Rockland County Planning regarding this law, and we should probably read it into the public portion

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18456426153: So after I read

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18456426153: After we open it and I'll go back and read. Yep.

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18456426153: Hang on one second service.

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18456426153: You to write something

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18456426153: Notice of public hearing village of upper Nyack 328 North Broadway for Nyack New York 1096 so

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18456426153: Please take notice that the Board of Trustees of the village of upper Nyack will hold a public hearing on August 20 2020

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18456426153: At 7:45pm to consider an extension on the duration of the temporary moratorium on commercial or residential land use application.

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18456426153: Requiring new special use permit and special use permit renewal applications pending review an amendment of the comprehensive plan update

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18456426153: And related zoning laws pertaining to said subject matters. This law will also be known as local volume number five of 2020

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18456426153: Due to the coven 19 emergency Village Board of Trustees will not be meeting in person in accordance with the governor's executive order to 02 point one.

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18456426153: The meeting will be held via video conferencing and a transcript transcripts will be provided at a later date.

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18456426153: Public will have the opportunity to see and hear the meeting live and provide comments to access the meeting Faisal it does it villages website for ID and password.

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18456426153: The meeting agenda will be posted on the villages website comments and questions can also be provided by email before the meeting to Carol G brotherhood village clerk village clerk at upper Nyack dash and y.us into July 24 2020 Carol G brotherhood village clerk.

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Karen Tarapata: Right with someone make a motion to open the public hearings.

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Laurie Dodge: I'll make a motion we open the public hearing

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Laurie Dodge: Lori.

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michael esmay: Like

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, Carol, would you read the letter from Rockland County Planning.

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Karen Tarapata: Side.

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18456426153: Of course,

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Karen Tarapata: All in favor say I.

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michael esmay: Like I

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Ken Rothchild: Can I

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Laurie Dodge: Sorry, I

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Parent

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Karen Tarapata: Right now, would you read the letter.

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18456426153: Rockland County Department of Planning dated August 10 2020 address to the village upper night Village Board to 28 North BROADWAY OR Nyack New York 1096 so regarding generals Municipal Law Review section 239 L and M.

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18456426153: Date review received 715 2020 item village of upper Nyack extension of temporary moratorium and special permits over Nyack dash one on one, a

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18456426153: An extension of a temporary moratorium on commercial or residential special use permit and special use permit renewal applications within the village.

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18456426153: The temporary moratorium will be extended until March 30 2021 to provide sufficient time for the village to continue and complete its review of the depth draft comprehensive plan.

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18456426153: And any proposed implementing zoning law revisions throughout the village of overnight reason for referral New York State Route nine w

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18456426153: Nyack Beach State Park long path. The town of Clark's town poke Mountain State Park village of Nyack not move. Nature Park.

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18456426153: County of Rockland Department of Planning has reviewed the above items acting under the terms of the above GMA cell towers.

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18456426153: And those bested by the county of Rockland chapter one Commissioner of planting planting hereby approve.

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18456426153: Since the proposed extension of the temporary moratorium law will have no adverse impact on any countywide interests. This matter is recommended for local determination Douglas J show acting commissioner, a plan.

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18456426153: Right.

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Karen Tarapata: Is there anyone from the public who would wish to speak.

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Karen Tarapata: On this temporary moratorium extension.

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meavetooher: Um, maybe tour, I would like to speak.

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meavetooher: Thank you very much. And thank you again for doing these meetings by zoom. It's greatly appreciated that you're paying attention to the health and safety of the Community.

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meavetooher: I'm here this evening to represent goose town environmental advocates. My name is Mayra tour. I'm with tour and Barone in Albany, New York.

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meavetooher: We had spoken with the board when the original moratorium was passed, we had urged you at that time, not to pass the moratorium and to move forward.

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meavetooher: With allowing renewals of the special permits to go forward renewals being distinct from any new permits.

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meavetooher: The issues that we raised at that time, specifically referred to the renewal of the special permit for the shipyard

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meavetooher: My clients live near an adjoining the shipyard, and they're impacted regularly by the activities of the shipyard, as you all may recall

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meavetooher: The shipyard special use permit was up for renewal on April 14 2020 we are now at august 20 2020 and the original moratorium was set to expire September 30

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meavetooher: We're now looking at an additional extension to march 30 during this timeframe, the shipyard operations continue and the impacts on my clients and their properties and their lives continue

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meavetooher: That we would ask that the board seriously consider letting renewals go forward, the interests of the Community and the interests of the comprehensive plan.

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meavetooher: Are both impacted in a positive way in terms of the Community.

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meavetooher: I'll speak to you about those impacts in a moment. But in terms of the Comprehensive Plan, the basis for the original moratorium was to allow the comprehensive plan to be completed.

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meavetooher: And we certainly lot that process. You've been giving it very careful review and we really appreciate that. But as you know, the Comprehensive Plan is a slow and sort of

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meavetooher: Tedious at times project.

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meavetooher: We've also spoken with the board about considering a lot local waterfront revitalization plan.

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meavetooher: As well as a scenic overlay district, both of which would impact the marine business district where the shipyard is located, both of which would impact these areas. But in the meanwhile,

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meavetooher: And and those processes to are an extensive lengthy process. In the meanwhile, there's no clarification of the conditions of the special permit that the shipyards operating under

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meavetooher: The failure to clarify those conditions, the failure to review the changes in operations at the shipyard continues to impact your community, your waterfront and specifically my clients the adjoining neighbors.

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meavetooher: When you look at the draft comprehensive plan. The Marine business district as an area that's that's specifically mentioned a number of times.

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meavetooher: When the county looked at the comprehensive plan and in the 239 review. They also brought up the issue that the activities at the shipyard are not

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meavetooher: You know they're they're an issue for the adjoining historic district they really not in line with the Comprehensive Plan goals of utilizing that district for the best uses of the Community.

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meavetooher: And I would submit that extending the moratorium continues the damage that's ongoing.

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meavetooher: The view shed issues the noise issues, the older issues the traffic issues all the things that are impacting the character of that area and that community are ongoing.

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meavetooher: And while I understand that the board is making every effort to move forward on the comprehensive plan and all of the issues that address

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meavetooher: Or that need to be addressed in your community and the comprehensive plan will help to address.

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meavetooher: The, the impact of the shipyards in our opinion, failure to comply with the original special permit and with the boards ferry to review the changes in the character at the shipyard and how they don't comply with the special permit are ongoing and continuing to negatively impact.

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meavetooher: That. So for all of those reasons.

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meavetooher: We would ask that you continue not extending the moratorium any further so that that issue in particular the renewal of the permits can be addressed in the meanwhile, thank you.

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Thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: Is there anyone else. Who'd like to speak from the public on this.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, if there's no one else from the public permission to speak.

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Karen Tarapata: Can I get a motion to close the public hearing

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Laurie Dodge: I'll make a motion. WE CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARINGS Lori.

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Karen Tarapata: Can I get a second

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michael esmay: Second it. Mike.

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Karen Tarapata: All right. All in favor say aye.

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Ken Rothchild: Can I

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Karen.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, this is no discussion of the board at just the word thing.

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Ken Rothchild: Right, I actually do have a question. And after hearing

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Ken Rothchild: His tours presentation. So yeah, if we were by chance.

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Ken Rothchild: To say, all right, this makes sense. We'll proceed with renewals

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Ken Rothchild: But have a moratorium continue on new permits. What's the process. What's the timing. You know what, what's the practical steps that are involved in reworking the resolution is that an amendment we would make. Now is it table to next meeting. You know, I don't know what the

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Ken Rothchild: Technical aspects of that would be.

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Noelle Wolfson: When us Council for the village, I wouldn't mind commenting on that. If you want to remove that portion. I think you need to revise the local lottery circulated to Rockland County.

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Ken Rothchild: Thank you.

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Ken Rothchild: Oh, so. So then that suggests that if we were to proceed in that fashion.

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Ken Rothchild: We would not pass this moratorium this new law, the moratorium expires, I assume. As of this meeting. And so then

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Ken Rothchild: People who wanted to put permits in would be able to do such a thing.

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Ken Rothchild: Is that, is that a correct understanding of what might happen.

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Noelle Wolfson: loss due to expire September, the third although to recirculate to Rockland County Planning. You need to give the planning department at least 30 days to review the revision and yes at the expiration. The law is no longer effective

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Ken Rothchild: Again, good. Thank you.

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meavetooher: May I make one comment.

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Karen Tarapata: Yes.

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meavetooher: And I understand the public hearing is closed, but

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Karen Tarapata: I believe in this.

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meavetooher: Meeting. Sorry, I'm a tour.

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Karen Tarapata: Yes.

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meavetooher: Sorry. Um, I the the letter that you just read from the county indicated that there is no impacts that the county has no position on the law, the change that you would be making would not

585
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meavetooher: In any way increase those impacts. So I don't think that the law does technically need to be re routed to the county, but I defer to you in that regard.

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Noelle Wolfson: Yeah, I have to respectfully disagree because it would be a material change the law and because of the significant consequences of the failure to refer my, my suggestion, my, my advice for if you were to meet

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Karen Tarapata: Other. Any other comments from other members of the board.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, in that

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Ken Rothchild: Actually the comment I have is that it would be disastrous to to have the moratorium last laps. On September 1 so

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, can I know I also feel pretty strongly that our position with all special permits.

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Karen Tarapata: That are ongoing.

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Elana Marton: Knowledge.

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Karen Tarapata: Will be stronger. Once we have the comprehensive plan adopted and the

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Karen Tarapata: Zoning law revisions in place.

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Karen Tarapata: So,

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Karen Tarapata: That's the goal. And yeah.

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Karen Tarapata: So I would ask that someone make a motion that we extend this temporary moratorium and enact local law number five of 2020

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michael esmay: Emotion like

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Karen Tarapata: Can I get a second

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Laurie Dodge: Or

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Karen Tarapata: All right. All in favor say aye.

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01:04:54.120 --> 01:04:55.560
Laurie Dodge: Aye. Lori.

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Ken Rothchild: I was a bit of reluctance, but I

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Karen Tarapata: KAREN I all right.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, it's just settings, keep keep the pressure on to get our work done.

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Karen Tarapata: I wish things could go quicker.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you very much. We've got this done. No, I think we can let you off for the evening now.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you for coming.

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Noelle Wolfson: Thanks for having me.

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Laurie Dodge: On

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Karen Tarapata: All right, so now I guess we'll just we'll move back to our discussion of

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Karen Tarapata: Accepting or not accepting what what our

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Karen Tarapata: Timing should be on the friends of the river hook issue.

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Karen Tarapata: I think that I sort of agree that Sir it seems

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Karen Tarapata: feels, it feels like we have moved very quickly, but I know that our board of

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Karen Tarapata: Friends of river book has

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Karen Tarapata: Not and what it has been a concern and is now reality is that interface between our Board of Trustees and the fundraising independent

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18456426153: Right.

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Ken Rothchild: I again, I want to make very clear that what I am speaking about is not in any way meant to be construed as an objection to the activities that are being offered to the village by the friends.

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Ken Rothchild: Of river hook

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Ken Rothchild: That I am appreciative of the gift. I'm in favor of the gift as best I know of it by concern and it's only a concern, not an objection is that the first

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Ken Rothchild: The other three at least this particular trustee. But perhaps the other three trustees are hearing of these, the nature of these gifts is at this meeting in the midst of the meeting as opposed to some prior notification of what's being offered

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Ken Rothchild: You've sort of in a way inadvertently suggested a mechanism whereby this wouldn't occur again, which is since you and Lori are both on the board.

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Ken Rothchild: Of river hook that you would prior to village trustee meetings provide us with our report on activities that would require us to approve or disapprove of and I just wish to state strongly my feeling that that should be formally understood and formally affected on future occasions.

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Karen Tarapata: I would agree. I think that's really important.

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Karen Tarapata: This

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Karen Tarapata: Particularly Steve's gift came up very rapidly, and that one was a bit of a stunner but on the other hand, it's something that

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Karen Tarapata: Allows us to proceed with something that we would wish to do and not be able to do otherwise.

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Karen Tarapata: I mean, I think the idea of

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Karen Tarapata: Living a report to the village Trump things is a great idea.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah.

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Ken Rothchild: I mean, we got the we got the Treasurer's Report. Today, so it's not as if it has to be a week from before. Right. It just, it's nice to not show up at the meeting and be asked to accept something that we have no knowledge.

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18456426153: About

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Karen Tarapata: I agree, and I don't want and I feel bad. I feel like we've sort of blindsided you in a way

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18456426153: I totally agree with

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Karen Tarapata: That I think that's something we have to do going forward for, for sure.

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Karen Tarapata: Also the fact that

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18456426153: We just sort of said discussion.

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Karen Tarapata: Of the website. This is the very, very

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Karen Tarapata: Beginning of the beginning

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18456426153: With this

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Karen Tarapata: Project in that

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Karen Tarapata: There'll be a presentation of the of the vision statement that

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Karen Tarapata: Friends of river hook has

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Been

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Karen Tarapata: Putting together. But we wanted to just have you see the very beginnings of it, these, these gifts. Unfortunately episode of hijack

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Karen Tarapata: That but the

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Karen Tarapata: Actual overall

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18456426153: Schematic or overall program for

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Karen Tarapata: Property I think will be something that will be

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Karen Tarapata: Presented to the board and then presented to

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Karen Tarapata: The village for comment.

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18456426153: several steps involved.

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Karen Tarapata: In sort of adopting of an approach to future development of the preserve

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Karen Tarapata: I think that's also why these

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Karen Tarapata: These particular gifts didn't

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Karen Tarapata: seem quite as prot

658
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Karen Tarapata: Because they really

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Are sort of landscape.

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01:09:36.690 --> 01:09:45.180
Karen Tarapata: Clean up based things rather than, Oh, we're going to take down this building or over going to put up a gazebo or any of that.

661
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Paul.Curley: Yeah, I would like to add code that in

662
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18456426153: In with

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Paul.Curley: The Friends of

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Paul.Curley: A river board meets really

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Paul.Curley: astoundingly regularly every two weeks at

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Paul.Curley: A minimum in chats about what, what can we do, what, what can how can we help and we're always faced with the reality that there's not that much you can do yet because there's no

667
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Paul.Curley: Master Plan that lays out what what what kind of initiatives can really be rolled out so we debated at length, what can be offered that

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Paul.Curley: That is, you know, that's would be done, regardless of the direction would would probably be done, regardless of the direction that the whole preserve takes or any other other other major projects so so that's why these are of the nature of removing poison ivy and removing binds

669
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Paul.Curley: It for the most part, more

670
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Paul.Curley: Maintenance, type, type things that don't really change anything other than just make it look nicer for the time being, pending the pending the master plan.

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Ken Rothchild: Yeah, I, you know, again, I want to, again, stay. Clearly, I have no objection to the offer the gifts being offered

672
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Ken Rothchild: For their intent. I understand how damaging vines and vegetation can be how dangerous trees that are dead, and potentially

673
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Ken Rothchild: Life threatening can be and I understand the ugliness of the circle. It's it. This is not actually a concern of mine about the friends.

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Ken Rothchild: Who have dealt with this and generously and honorably in this I'm I'm mostly asking my fellow trustees to remember to inform us somewhere before the middle of a meeting that we're about to approve something that's all

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Karen Tarapata: Amen can, you're absolutely right. This

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Laurie Dodge: Man, but I would also say with respect it. I mean, Carol hand and I am not. I think the report would be a good thing. But this was handed out to us yesterday, so it's it's not exactly as though this was just in the middle of the meeting that this became a conversation

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Laurie Dodge: And I say that with respect because, can I felt in similar to the feeling you are feeling right now. I have felt. Similarly, in the past. So I think your point about a regular report is a good one. Um,

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Laurie Dodge: But we, and sometimes. Sometimes we get information about these meetings sooner and sometimes we get it later. And it's a lot of information to sift through a day or so in advance of the meeting. I appreciate that because of everyone's schedule, you know,

679
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Karen Tarapata: This sort of brings up something I was hoping that we could have

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Karen Tarapata: I'm actually going to ask us to have a workshop

681
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Karen Tarapata: meeting next week. There are some general things like this that need to a couple of topics that I want to talk about, like, we'll have our soil testing report from

682
01:12:56.760 --> 01:13:06.690
Karen Tarapata: Dennis next week that we can talk about what plans for remediation of the damage to the barn. So as we start to be able to have more

683
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Karen Tarapata: We get out of the summer mindset and her were workshop meetings, it'll be easier to present this kind of information well in advance of any kind of boating meeting.

684
01:13:20.850 --> 01:13:21.630
Ken Rothchild: Are we

685
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Ken Rothchild: Is there a public hearing on the comprehensive plan.

686
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Ken Rothchild: Next week,

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Karen Tarapata: No, there's no no, there's no six nothing scheduled we're waiting, we have to. There is not a public hearing. We had hoped to have one but there isn't one.

688
01:13:37.620 --> 01:13:37.980
Okay.

689
01:13:39.750 --> 01:13:40.890
Karen Tarapata: Because we're not ready.

690
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Karen Tarapata: Because of the number of comments, as you know,

691
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Karen Tarapata: That came back from Rockland County Planning and we're the work being done to make sure that we address all of those and the all the comments that came from ghost town and from the green committee. We've been incorporating

692
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Karen Tarapata: As much as as or everything almost everything that people have suggested into our comprehensive plan that will be rereleased and re commented on

693
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Ken Rothchild: It so no no no no public hearing on the comp plan.

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Karen Tarapata: No, it'll just be more of just talking about projects.

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Karen Tarapata: Projects and projects.

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Karen Tarapata: So here's the question, are, are the other trustees are we willing to accept the gifts of

697
01:14:37.950 --> 01:14:40.320
18456426153: Proposed gifts of the

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01:14:40.380 --> 01:14:41.070
Karen Tarapata: Rest of ready

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01:14:44.490 --> 01:14:46.320
Karen Tarapata: Millie, it is up to us.

700
01:14:46.320 --> 01:14:47.460
18456426153: Because that is the

701
01:14:47.460 --> 01:14:49.230
Karen Tarapata: Nature of this whole format.

702
01:14:49.260 --> 01:14:55.170
Karen Tarapata: Is we can say no. We want more information or yes we accept it.

703
01:14:56.700 --> 01:14:59.490
Karen Tarapata: It's really up to us. I would recommend

704
01:14:59.490 --> 01:14:59.940
Karen Tarapata: That we

705
01:14:59.970 --> 01:15:01.860
Karen Tarapata: Accept these particular gifts.

706
01:15:02.910 --> 01:15:05.490
Karen Tarapata: But it's going to be entirely

707
01:15:06.630 --> 01:15:07.860
18456426153: Up to the other trustees.

708
01:15:08.820 --> 01:15:10.500
18456426153: After that is to choose.

709
01:15:10.920 --> 01:15:11.190
John's iPad: Well,

710
01:15:11.670 --> 01:15:13.830
John's iPad: I've heard enough so far and I would feel

711
01:15:13.830 --> 01:15:16.860
John's iPad: Comfortable with accepting the gift this time.

712
01:15:17.400 --> 01:15:22.560
John's iPad: Amen other gifts I want some more advanced notice, but this is fine.

713
01:15:24.600 --> 01:15:25.890
John's iPad: Whenever sense

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, I just asked them if they wait to take the IV out until the Swiss have migrated, you know, they, they look they're leaving and I don't want to disturb their nest. Well, we'll have to figure it out.

715
01:15:39.540 --> 01:15:40.890
18456426153: Next year, but this year.

716
01:15:41.310 --> 01:15:42.390
Karen Tarapata: We're going to give them a chance to

717
01:15:42.390 --> 01:15:44.580
Karen Tarapata: Get their, their kids out before we

718
01:15:45.630 --> 01:15:46.830
Karen Tarapata: pull everything out of there.

719
01:15:48.900 --> 01:16:03.270
Karen Tarapata: Alright, so I'm just going to ask them for someone to make a motion that we accept the gifts of the Friends of river hook for landscaping. The three landscape landscaping projects.

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Karen Tarapata: With the caveat that any future projects would be presented to the board at least two weeks before any vote would be taken.

721
01:16:15.600 --> 01:16:23.940
Ken Rothchild: Well, I'll make a motion that we accept the gifts both gifts from the Friends of river hook, both for the

722
01:16:25.290 --> 01:16:29.310
Ken Rothchild: remedial work on landscaping and and then the

723
01:16:30.450 --> 01:16:35.520
Ken Rothchild: The remedial work around the the main house. Thank you.

724
01:16:36.060 --> 01:16:36.960
Karen Tarapata: Can I get a second

725
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Karen Tarapata: Thank you Joe. All in favor say aye.

726
01:16:43.080 --> 01:16:43.830
michael esmay: Aye, like

727
01:16:46.260 --> 01:16:46.860
Ken Rothchild: Can I

728
01:16:48.000 --> 01:16:48.900
Laurie Dodge: Lori, I

729
01:16:49.770 --> 01:16:50.580
Karen Tarapata: Aaron, I

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you all so much. I think this is going to show a lot of good projects and actually don't these projects will help the friends raise more money when they can show of these demonstration projects.

731
01:17:05.550 --> 01:17:06.630
Alison: Thank you very much.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you. Allison.

733
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Karen Tarapata: will talk to you soon.

734
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Karen Tarapata: Alright, see what do we got next we've got the sketch of appointment of the inspectors of election, you're actually having an election on September 15

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Laurie Dodge: Whoa.

736
01:17:22.980 --> 01:17:26.640
Karen Tarapata: I know we're going to actually be having one in person. I mean, people can

737
01:17:26.850 --> 01:17:27.990
Karen Tarapata: Do their absentee

738
01:17:27.990 --> 01:17:29.580
Karen Tarapata: Ballots but we will have

739
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Karen Tarapata: The old stone meeting house.

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Karen Tarapata: Open for those nine

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Hours.

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01:17:35.040 --> 01:17:36.570
Karen Tarapata: And people will be able to come

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01:17:36.570 --> 01:17:37.740
18456426153: And cast their ballots.

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01:17:37.770 --> 01:17:38.640
In person.

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01:17:42.240 --> 01:17:44.340
John's iPad: When ducks going

746
01:17:45.000 --> 01:17:45.780
John's iPad: So far,

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01:17:47.100 --> 01:17:50.100
Karen Tarapata: It's been a long up exactly. It's been a really long.

748
01:17:50.400 --> 01:17:56.820
Ken Rothchild: Long process we I'm gonna have to check to see if the cake celebrating your retirement Joe is still good. So

749
01:18:02.820 --> 01:18:04.350
18456426153: I know what I'm hoping is that will

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01:18:04.350 --> 01:18:07.320
Karen Tarapata: Actually, at some point, be able to have a real party.

751
01:18:08.100 --> 01:18:08.310
But

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01:18:10.650 --> 01:18:11.670
Laurie Dodge: Don't be nice.

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01:18:13.470 --> 01:18:17.220
Karen Tarapata: Okay, Carol, would you speak to the appointment of the inspectors of election.

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01:18:19.980 --> 01:18:20.130
Yeah.

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01:18:24.300 --> 01:18:30.180
18456426153: Hi, David, who won the physicians have the language for the resolution.

756
01:18:32.040 --> 01:18:42.450
18456426153: We did this resolution back in. I believe in December last year, or maybe help either December, January resolution and

757
01:18:50.100 --> 01:18:52.920
18456426153: Everybody's talked. It was just a single sheet.

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01:18:58.050 --> 01:19:00.510
18456426153: Village election no registration.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay.

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01:19:04.410 --> 01:19:04.710
18456426153: Okay.

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01:19:05.070 --> 01:19:06.150
Ken Rothchild: Right after the Minutes.

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18456426153: Basically, right.

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Laurie Dodge: It should be

764
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18456426153: It should be right after. Yeah, yeah. The minute

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18456426153: And the only difference in the solution that we're looking for us. We have to make a change, where the old ones said that the election will be held in the village hall and putting that it's going to be at the old stone meeting house.

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01:19:33.960 --> 01:19:37.440
18456426153: I just realized that I need to add the address in there so people know

767
01:19:38.760 --> 01:19:43.410
18456426153: Where to come and this notice just has to be published 10 days before the election.

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Karen Tarapata: That's coming out. It'll also know

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18456426153: The notice will also include the candidates.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, so

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Karen Tarapata: With someone make a motion and read all the

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michael esmay: Emotions, isn't it.

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18456426153: Yes, three

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18456426153: All right.

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michael esmay: I'll make a motion for no registration day trustee Michael as they made a motion that there will be no separate registration day in 2020

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Karen Tarapata: All right. Can I get a second

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Ken Rothchild: Can I second it

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18456426153: Right.

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18456426153: All in favor say aye.

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My guy.

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Ken Rothchild: Can I

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Laurie Dodge: Already I

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Karen Tarapata: KAREN I

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Karen Tarapata: So that's fast. Okay, we have the polling place and hours.

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Karen Tarapata: With someone make a motion.

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Karen Tarapata: Location in time of the polling place.

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Laurie Dodge: I'll read it if you want to eat dodge made emotion that the village of upper Nyack village election will be held in the old stone meeting house OSM age on Tuesday, September.

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Laurie Dodge: 15 2020 from 12

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Laurie Dodge: Noon until 9pm is pro election law 15 1043

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Karen Tarapata: Seconded by who most second that

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michael esmay: Also get it like

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, I'll say. All in favor say

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michael esmay: My guy.

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Karen Tarapata: Carolina

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Karen Tarapata: All right.

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Karen Tarapata: Now we need the inspectors are the election will make a motion to appoint the following inspectors of election.

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Ken Rothchild: Oh, I'll make that motion.

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Ken Rothchild: This is can I make a motion to appoint the following specters so the election for the September 15 2020 village election for election law 15 dash 116 one and to pay them $14 per hour to Rena Mark Yano Carol curtail Martha disappear.

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Ken Rothchild: In Martha's here.

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Karen Tarapata: So who else second

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Ken Rothchild: Oh, I should mention that Carol kurta will serve as the chairperson of the aforementioned inspectors.

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Karen Tarapata: Can I get a second

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Laurie Dodge: I'll second. That's Lori.

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Karen Tarapata: Right. All in favor say aye.

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Ken Rothchild: Aye.

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Laurie Dodge: Lori, I

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Know,

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18456426153: KAREN I

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Karen Tarapata: That's good. Thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: Now, and next thing we have here is the schedule of

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These

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Karen Tarapata: Have

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Karen Tarapata: We got a new kind of our

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Karen Tarapata: Village Forrester retired and we have a new one.

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Karen Tarapata: And we have a new contract.

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Karen Tarapata: And they've raised their rate.

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Karen Tarapata: So we want to raise our schedule of these for 50 to $60 for a tree permit.

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Karen Tarapata: But we need a resolution of the board to make that

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18456426153: Adjustment the schedule.

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18456426153: Was our new

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Laurie Dodge: Just curiously, who is our new

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arborist.

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It is Dini

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18456426153: Lambert name is Jeff Lambert and the, the width arborist is now called the Davey tree expert Company, Inc doing business with our breath.

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Oh, interesting.

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18456426153: Yes, but

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Karen Tarapata: As we know, but we after we did that search for another forester, who has a really high level of certifications. We were fortunate to have the people at wicks to call on

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Karen Tarapata: Can I get a motion to increase

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Karen Tarapata: The fee of 50 to $60 for a

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Karen Tarapata: Tree permit.

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18456426153: Mario make emotion.

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Laurie Dodge: That we increase the

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Laurie Dodge: The for tree maintenance and management from 50 to

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18456426153: $60

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Karen Tarapata: And I got a second

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Ken Rothchild: Can I second that you

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Karen Tarapata: All I'm fingers. Say I

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John's iPad: Know,

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Laurie Dodge: Laurie.

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Ken Rothchild: Can I

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michael esmay: My guy.

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Karen Tarapata: KAREN I

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Karen Tarapata: Fantastic.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, so let's see here. Now let's approve the minutes. Go back to number one here now.

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Karen Tarapata: Lori. I think you were saying you had made some everyone read the minutes. Does anyone have no Lori has made her corrections and changes. Do you have any other

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John's iPad: One type of Lucas spelled wrong.

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18456426153: Okay.

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I'm gonna make a motion.

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Karen Tarapata: To the regular meeting July 16 2020

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michael esmay: I'll make that motion.

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michael esmay: To accept the minutes of july 2020

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michael esmay: As amended.

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Karen Tarapata: Second,

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Karen Tarapata: A second right. All in favor say aye can

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John's iPad: I know on

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michael esmay: My guy.

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Karen Tarapata: Heron I great

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, so before. Before we move on to the upper neck logo and then the Friends of river hook website.

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Karen Tarapata: I just want to say I had a

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Karen Tarapata: Request from Drupal housekeeper.

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Karen Tarapata: To

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Karen Tarapata: Use the courtyard.

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Karen Tarapata: Area by the garage at river hook is a little enclosed brick courtyard area where they used to park the cars. She has a small choral group.

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Karen Tarapata: That wants to practice out of

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Karen Tarapata: Doors and the

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Karen Tarapata: The acoustic there are conducive and they

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Karen Tarapata: Can still be socially distance and sing. So I told her I'd bring it up to the board and just see if it was OK with everyone. If

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18456426153: We

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Karen Tarapata: I mean, I can't stop them if they just show up in St. But she was nice enough to ask for permission.

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Karen Tarapata: So I would like to just see if anyone has any, any thoughts on that or any concerns.

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Laurie Dodge: I don't have any concerns. How about how large is the group care, you know,

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Karen Tarapata: I think it's like five people.

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Laurie Dodge: Yeah, right, to your point, they can show up anyway and just have an impromptu coral.

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Karen Tarapata: Yes.

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Laurie Dodge: corral

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Karen Tarapata: With would be mindful. Can you imagine walking your dog or taking a scroll and drew has a particularly beautiful voice.

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Karen Tarapata: She's a great coral teacher. So I thought that was something, then it might actually be something we could, I could get a few pictures of and we could sort of feature is a nice socially distanced use of the property.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, if there aren't any objections, then I will let her know that as

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Karen Tarapata: Residents and

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Karen Tarapata: LOCAL CITIZENS. They can certainly use that area.

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Karen Tarapata: Is it isn't like it's more than 25 you know we have limits on the number of people who could get around the property without a permit.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay. The only thing I had

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Here.

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Karen Tarapata: Yes.

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Ken Rothchild: I would just, I would just remind true that

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Ken Rothchild: Amongst the more dangerous activities, one can do during this pandemic is saying.

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Ken Rothchild: So, yes.

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Karen Tarapata: Yes, she's very aware of that she was actually telling me that there

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Karen Tarapata: You know, I think she she used to be the coral.

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Karen Tarapata: Teacher at upper elementary and I think she's the call director at the high school

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Ken Rothchild: Right, yeah.

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Karen Tarapata: I actually, I think that she has been researching masks for singers.

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Ken Rothchild: Okay, great. Just, you know,

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Karen Tarapata: Well, I will definitely because it is it is one of the most

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18456426153: Dangerous

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Karen Tarapata: Things that you can do. That's why they want to practice out of doors.

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01:28:44.850 --> 01:28:46.410
18456426153: Right major of that.

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Karen Tarapata: Of CDC protocols.

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18456426153: Very good.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, Laura. You want to take talk about the upper knife logo.

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01:28:59.160 --> 01:29:02.790
Laurie Dodge: Well, there's not much to say um

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Laurie Dodge: Other than Joe might have a second, third, fourth

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Laurie Dodge: I don't know what career, you would be on as creative director or designer.

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Laurie Dodge: Joking, of course, but this was a change. As you may or number that was one that Joe

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01:29:19.020 --> 01:29:20.190
Laurie Dodge: Suggested so

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Laurie Dodge: And Marie did it.

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Laurie Dodge: And I shared it with Karen last week to share with all of

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Laurie Dodge: us this week and

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Laurie Dodge: I thought, you know, I liked the the previous one. And I like this one as well. So there's really not as y'all remember we took there used to be that we had up or not at the village on the Hudson, um,

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18456426153: And which was under actually

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01:29:49.620 --> 01:29:58.410
Laurie Dodge: The line for the Hudson. And so we moved village up above upper neck and we took on the Hudson off and this is what we're left with

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Laurie Dodge: I mean, I actually really liked it. It looks to me it looks very clean and I can see it at some point without village of upper Narc if we wanted to just use if the if the mountain.

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Laurie Dodge: The drawing of the mountain and the water became so I kind of graphic that we wouldn't need it. But obviously, for the most part, since it's the village.

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Laurie Dodge: Would be the village logo, we would use village of overnight so yeah and then these words. This is the color palette that obviously won't black and white. And these were the variations in the grays.

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18456426153: And the

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18456426153: copper color.

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Laurie Dodge: And so here it is for your viewing pleasure months after we saw the months after we saw the originals.

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Karen Tarapata: What

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Karen Tarapata: I like about this is that this will read, even when it's very small

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01:30:56.340 --> 01:30:56.700
Yes.

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01:30:58.200 --> 01:31:02.610
Karen Tarapata: In this case of our Community Choice aggregation literature.

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Karen Tarapata: They've been bugging me for months for some kind of a seal or a logo for the village of opera Nyack because all the other participating municipalities have some

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Karen Tarapata: Kind of an

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Karen Tarapata: Image

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Karen Tarapata: And if we accept this, then I can let them put our little logo, along with all the others who are going to be on the documents.

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Karen Tarapata: Just a little update are the

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Karen Tarapata: RFP for our Community Choice aggregation.

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Karen Tarapata: Is finally going to be returned on September 3

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Karen Tarapata: I will be able to see what the rates are going to be. And there's like two conference calls. So as long as you know it's taken forever.

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Karen Tarapata: Because we were the first community and they kept wanting to add more and more and more communities, but the adoption of renewable energy is being the default is actually going to be happening this fall. It's finally coming through, which is, I think, is really good news.

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Karen Tarapata: So that's my interest in having an approved logo is just when we send things out to announce that people can opt out for

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Karen Tarapata: A

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Karen Tarapata: Bore

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Karen Tarapata: A carbon based

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Karen Tarapata: And if you plan or they can just defer to the villages renewable energy plan, depending on the money that you know depending on the cost will have a will be part of a

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18456426153: Community of

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Karen Tarapata: Municipalities that

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Karen Tarapata: Each with their own little logo.

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Karen Tarapata: Any comments.

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John's iPad: I thought it looked good. The second time around we also

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John's iPad: could still use and on some

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John's iPad: Very special occasion like say celebrating 150 years or leader in community aggravation or whatever. You could put a tag on for six months to a year and change a that we wanted later on.

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John's iPad: But, you know, had the basic logo as

944
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John's iPad: Village development.

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Karen Tarapata: That's a good idea, because we are, we do have 150 of

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Karen Tarapata: Coming up

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18456426153: And that's

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Karen Tarapata: That's going to be a really interesting

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Project

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Karen Tarapata: So I would ask for a resolution, allowing me to use this

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Karen Tarapata: Of use the logo.

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Karen Tarapata: For village purposes for municipal purposes.

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Laurie Dodge: Make the resolution that we that we still do. Are we adopting the logo is our official village logo. Is that what you want or you want the resolution, allowing you to use it for village purposes. Guess. Take it however you want it, Carol.

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Laurie Dodge: Or whenever

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Laurie Dodge: You wanted

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Laurie Dodge: Us to say

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Karen Tarapata: I don't think it's an official seal or anything. I think

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Laurie Dodge: We could do. I don't mean to seal, but

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Laurie Dodge: Okay, so then, so then you know, I'll make a resolution, allowing the Village Board to use village board and staff to use this logo as appropriate on various pieces of collateral online and printed collateral

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Karen Tarapata: Right for municipal purposes.

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Or yes,

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you can I get a second

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01:34:39.240 --> 01:34:39.630
John's iPad: Great.

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michael esmay: All in favor say aye like

965
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Laurie Dodge: Lori, I

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Ken Rothchild: Can I

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Karen Tarapata: Know,

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Karen Tarapata: Aaron I Ray, thank you.

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Laurie Dodge: Joe, you're fine.

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18456426153: Can I just ask a question. Yes.

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18456426153: So you're adopting the style the various colors that are shown here.

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18456426153: Is it going to just be one of these is going to be the one with the bronze mountains and the blue underneath care whatever one you want.

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Laurie Dodge: You know what I will do, I will, and we will put together the package. I'll share it with the board.

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18456426153: And then we can

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Laurie Dodge: I think what she was

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Laurie Dodge: Show. It's hard to tell. On my screen. Honestly, right now we there were colors we selected.

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18456426153: Right.

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Laurie Dodge: The, the first go round, so I'll go back and revisit what those are. I think these colors are the same. And then you always want to have a black and white version. So let me just

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Laurie Dodge: We'll do that, we'll put it

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Laurie Dodge: And then we can show it to the board and once everyone's like, yes.

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Laurie Dodge: What we said we wanted

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Laurie Dodge: Then

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When we could

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Karen Tarapata: We can use the image and black and white. And maybe we defer

985
01:35:51.300 --> 01:35:52.800
18456426153: The adoption of the colors.

986
01:35:54.270 --> 01:35:55.560
18456426153: Would you prefer to do that.

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01:35:58.830 --> 01:36:12.990
Laurie Dodge: Personally, because I think we had the colors, the last time, people had their I feel like I remember there was very definitely a preference. I don't remember exactly what the preference was whether it was the lighter

988
01:36:13.380 --> 01:36:16.770
Laurie Dodge: Copper and lighter gray or the darker copper and the

989
01:36:16.830 --> 01:36:17.730
Laurie Dodge: darker gray.

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01:36:18.090 --> 01:36:18.570
Karen Tarapata: But that's

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01:36:19.200 --> 01:36:20.880
Karen Tarapata: Why don't we adopt the the

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01:36:20.940 --> 01:36:21.660
PT

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01:36:23.640 --> 01:36:25.920
Karen Tarapata: And then we'll adopt the colors at the next

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01:36:25.920 --> 01:36:26.190
Meeting.

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01:36:27.360 --> 01:36:27.660
18456426153: Okay.

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01:36:27.750 --> 01:36:28.230
That's fine.

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01:36:30.240 --> 01:36:31.620
Karen Tarapata: All right, where you can adopt.

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01:36:31.950 --> 01:36:45.060
18456426153: The logo and you could adopt it. Everything that's shown here and use it where you, where you see fit. Like when you want to use it. I mean, you're not not that different. They're all they all say the same thing.

999
01:36:46.200 --> 01:36:53.550
18456426153: So if you're going to put it some on something like maybe the black and white looks better on a on a letterhead thing where

1000
01:36:54.180 --> 01:37:02.040
18456426153: If you were going to make a flag or a shirt or something to color, one would look better. That's all I'm saying. Yeah, but we'll definitely have the specifications because

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Laurie Dodge: The colors all have, you know, dialogues names and I mean they're

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01:37:05.640 --> 01:37:07.410
Laurie Dodge: Very color. So we don't

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01:37:07.410 --> 01:37:18.330
Laurie Dodge: Want people just choosing random copper color. So there will be a font you know and Marie will will provide us with don't not brand guidelines. I mean, of their logo guidelines, essentially.

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01:37:18.720 --> 01:37:19.080
Me.

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01:37:20.370 --> 01:37:20.850
18456426153: Very good.

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01:37:21.510 --> 01:37:27.000
Ken Rothchild: I would say I had thought we were adopting the colors were looking at the thing so

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01:37:27.630 --> 01:37:29.670
Karen Tarapata: I like I like the I like the one at the top.

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01:37:29.730 --> 01:37:32.550
Ken Rothchild: I think that looks good. Yeah. I mean, I thought, that's the

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01:37:33.420 --> 01:37:33.930
Ken Rothchild: Tend to be the

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01:37:34.050 --> 01:37:35.790
Ken Rothchild: General color and the others work.

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01:37:36.060 --> 01:37:41.520
Ken Rothchild: Either just a smaller version or with a monochromatic black and white, or gray and white. So

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01:37:41.550 --> 01:37:44.580
Laurie Dodge: Yeah, that would look it. Does that, does that copper color. Look, the

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01:37:44.580 --> 01:37:47.100
Laurie Dodge: Same on everybody's screen on mine. I, I

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01:37:47.910 --> 01:37:55.440
Laurie Dodge: Think I have a good screen, but I just can't tell if they're the same presumably they're the same. I don't think she picked three different ones, but let's

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01:37:56.850 --> 01:37:57.300
Karen Tarapata: Give us

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01:37:57.390 --> 01:37:58.710
18456426153: If they're PMS colors.

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01:37:59.580 --> 01:38:01.200
Karen Tarapata: For si, si k colors.

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01:38:01.410 --> 01:38:03.270
Karen Tarapata: Yeah, that's what they are.

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01:38:04.290 --> 01:38:05.430
18456426153: Our next so

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01:38:05.820 --> 01:38:07.410
Karen Tarapata: How do you want to have the resolution.

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01:38:07.980 --> 01:38:08.340
18456426153: I know I

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01:38:08.400 --> 01:38:09.600
Karen Tarapata: Made muddy the waters.

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01:38:09.600 --> 01:38:10.260
18456426153: Here but

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Karen Tarapata: We just say we adopt this for municipal purposes, and then we'll just we'll just modify it.

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01:38:16.620 --> 01:38:19.980
18456426153: Your job to the logo. Yes, you'd have to go for

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01:38:21.630 --> 01:38:21.900
18456426153: Good.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you scrape

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Karen Tarapata: All right, the last of one last thing I did meet with a representatives of this annexation. I met with Mike Graziano and Jeff Gillies who

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Karen Tarapata: Is the

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Karen Tarapata: Business Development.

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01:38:44.910 --> 01:38:48.240
Karen Tarapata: Person in Clarks town. We met to talk about the

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01:38:48.240 --> 01:38:53.640
Karen Tarapata: Annexation of the properties along nine w, the ones behind our commercial properties that are

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01:38:53.640 --> 01:38:54.330
Currently,

1034
01:38:55.350 --> 01:38:55.590
18456426153: There.

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Karen Tarapata: North of

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01:38:56.970 --> 01:38:58.740
Karen Tarapata: Christian Herald and old mountain

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01:39:00.090 --> 01:39:18.870
Karen Tarapata: You know the properties behind Casa del Mar the bike shop the property that is part of the torrent motors project and we're moving ahead with getting the owners to meet and talk about it and hopefully sign this

1038
01:39:18.870 --> 01:39:20.610
Karen Tarapata: Petition that each of them must

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01:39:20.700 --> 01:39:26.910
Karen Tarapata: Make to Clarks town to allow their property to be annex into the village of upper NYAH

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01:39:28.680 --> 01:39:39.720
Karen Tarapata: You know, we've talked about before, really the reason to annex these properties is one for the torrent motors people, it allows them to bring one site plan.

1041
01:39:40.260 --> 01:39:48.690
Karen Tarapata: Instead of having to split their site plan between a small landlocked piece and parks town and their larger piece that used to be Kevin's auto body.

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Karen Tarapata: But the other properties when I talked with Joe Simon and I know I'm repeating myself, but he said it really made sense for everything from that ridge down to nine w to be an upper Nyack

1043
01:40:02.250 --> 01:40:03.120
18456426153: Because

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01:40:03.930 --> 01:40:05.430
Karen Tarapata: All the water and all of

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01:40:05.430 --> 01:40:05.790
The

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01:40:06.810 --> 01:40:09.060
Karen Tarapata: Activity developing on those properties would

1047
01:40:09.060 --> 01:40:12.570
Karen Tarapata: Be really to the people in spook hollow and

1048
01:40:13.260 --> 01:40:15.150
18456426153: Palmer. And down below nine

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Karen Tarapata: W. It's a benefit to the property owners, let's say, the guys at Casa del Mar because if they did want to do any kind of development of their properties.

1050
01:40:27.180 --> 01:40:38.160
Karen Tarapata: Having right now they're split between Clarkston and upper night if they were all in every night they had more bulk to work with. So they actually could use more of their

1051
01:40:38.190 --> 01:40:39.510
Karen Tarapata: developable area.

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01:40:40.500 --> 01:40:46.290
Karen Tarapata: Because the all the steep slopes would still add however incrementally.

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To their ball.

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Karen Tarapata: The other thing was they did a tax analysis and the difference is $400

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01:40:55.740 --> 01:40:57.300
Karen Tarapata: That the impact to close down

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01:40:57.360 --> 01:41:03.720
Karen Tarapata: Losing these properties. So, virtually these properties have no real value, but they might

1057
01:41:05.280 --> 01:41:09.090
Karen Tarapata: Help these property owners if they want to do something on their properties in the

1058
01:41:09.090 --> 01:41:10.620
18456426153: Future and it's better for us.

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01:41:11.220 --> 01:41:13.950
Karen Tarapata: I just wanted to give you an update. And the reason I'm pretty the

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01:41:13.950 --> 01:41:17.100
18456426153: Update. I knew that was a purpose for this conversation.

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Karen Tarapata: The one cost to the village is going to be putting together a survey of the properties that we want to annex. And one of the things that I'm hoping to do when I meet with these property owners is find out how many of them.

1062
01:41:33.960 --> 01:41:36.390
18456426153: Can provide us with a survey, because if

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01:41:36.450 --> 01:41:38.160
Karen Tarapata: Each of them has a survey.

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01:41:38.400 --> 01:41:39.870
Karen Tarapata: It's going to cost us a lot.

1065
01:41:39.870 --> 01:41:40.410
18456426153: Less

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01:41:40.710 --> 01:41:42.000
18456426153: To produce this survey.

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Karen Tarapata: And I wish that there was a way we didn't have to spend a dime to do this annexation, but that's the only cost. And I think that it's it still makes sense.

1068
01:41:51.600 --> 01:41:52.230
18456426153: For the village.

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Karen Tarapata: I just wanted to get your

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01:41:54.360 --> 01:41:56.340
Karen Tarapata: impressions of

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Ken Rothchild: So,

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Ken Rothchild: On these you saw the New York Times on the survey. So they're going to use the US standard foot or they're going to use the

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Ken Rothchild: International

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Standard clip.

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18456426153: After

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Ken Rothchild: That might make a difference of about a quarter of an inch. One way or another. I, I'd be a little concerned.

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michael esmay: Not even that

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, I just want you to give you an update of what's going on with that before the survey is ordered I'll definitely have to get an authorization to spend that money but

1079
01:42:32.040 --> 01:42:33.030
18456426153: I haven't gotten to that.

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01:42:33.060 --> 01:42:34.560
Karen Tarapata: Point yet. We're just getting them to

1081
01:42:34.560 --> 01:42:35.580
Karen Tarapata: Agree right now.

1082
01:42:37.260 --> 01:42:38.130
Karen Tarapata: Alright, so

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01:42:38.310 --> 01:42:41.460
Laurie Dodge: I want to move to upper Nyack or you we don't even know.

1084
01:42:42.690 --> 01:42:43.110
Karen Tarapata: What

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01:42:43.530 --> 01:42:46.920
Laurie Dodge: Do most people want to move into upper Nyack or

1086
01:42:47.640 --> 01:42:53.940
Karen Tarapata: We don't know. We don't know if there's any reason why they would have checked. I, I had Josiah most right a

1087
01:42:54.810 --> 01:43:09.600
Karen Tarapata: Justification, you know, a reason for them to want to be to have all their property and every night and not split between close down and up or die. I think it's just they bought the property and no one ever thinks about it until you bring in a safe plan right

1088
01:43:10.860 --> 01:43:16.110
Karen Tarapata: Right, that's, that's why we're having the meeting with them. I'm hoping we can have the meeting at Casa del

1089
01:43:16.110 --> 01:43:16.560
18456426153: Mar.

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01:43:16.830 --> 01:43:22.020
Karen Tarapata: And just get these guys to come in and do one presentation to them all. Yeah, and

1091
01:43:22.050 --> 01:43:24.540
Karen Tarapata: Then I got the mic Graziano our

1092
01:43:25.950 --> 01:43:29.430
Karen Tarapata: Our ward, a representative in Clarks town.

1093
01:43:29.970 --> 01:43:34.500
Karen Tarapata: And he's the guy from Congress. I need the real regular kind of guy and he

1094
01:43:34.530 --> 01:43:36.660
Karen Tarapata: Worked in the shipyard when he was a kid.

1095
01:43:37.080 --> 01:43:54.570
Karen Tarapata: And I thought it might be helpful you different personalities with these different property owners that he and I, and then also this Jeff Gail is who really wants to see better renewables in Clarks town and upper neck. The three of us would be able to give

1096
01:43:54.570 --> 01:43:55.590
A good presentation.

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01:43:58.350 --> 01:43:59.730
Karen Tarapata: We're going to work on that and sep tember

1098
01:44:01.890 --> 01:44:10.800
Karen Tarapata: Alright, the last part here is the discussion, the initial discussion of the friends or river book website. Laura, do you want to talk about that.

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01:44:12.420 --> 01:44:15.120
Laurie Dodge: Um, well, yes.

1100
01:44:15.150 --> 01:44:16.410
And it's technically

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01:44:17.580 --> 01:44:18.000
Laurie Dodge: Yeah.

1102
01:44:18.030 --> 01:44:19.800
Laurie Dodge: I mean technically it's it's

1103
01:44:20.730 --> 01:44:21.570
Laurie Dodge: River hook

1104
01:44:22.740 --> 01:44:29.820
Laurie Dodge: It is the river website not friends have, um, so the

1105
01:44:30.420 --> 01:44:32.910
Karen Tarapata: If it's fundraising for friends. It's technically the friends.

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01:44:34.230 --> 01:44:42.210
Laurie Dodge: Well, I think it serves a different purpose. Yes, I guess technically, but I think it serves different purposes. Clearly when the store is

1107
01:44:42.450 --> 01:44:53.370
Laurie Dodge: The store and donate. Yes, that's, that's true. So we'll have to change the footer, because it doesn't. There's no place. I don't know that it says friends here. Let me just

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01:44:53.550 --> 01:44:55.800
Karen Tarapata: Probably the most important discussion, it's

1109
01:44:55.830 --> 01:44:59.550
Karen Tarapata: If you, if you've had a chance to look at the initial

1110
01:45:01.530 --> 01:45:02.760
18456426153: draft plan.

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01:45:02.790 --> 01:45:10.530
Karen Tarapata: Of how the property could be many different programs broken out, you know, different areas.

1112
01:45:12.360 --> 01:45:12.780
18456426153: Of the

1113
01:45:13.140 --> 01:45:13.860
Website.

1114
01:45:16.020 --> 01:45:17.340
Laurie Dodge: Anytime to me. Are you talking

1115
01:45:17.580 --> 01:45:18.480
Karen Tarapata: Talking everybody

1116
01:45:19.380 --> 01:45:30.600
Laurie Dodge: Yeah. So just, just so that everyone sort of understands how this came about after and I'll go through this really quickly because most of us already know the story, the village bought

1117
01:45:30.750 --> 01:45:31.800
Laurie Dodge: The property.

1118
01:45:32.700 --> 01:45:33.090
Laurie Dodge: We

1119
01:45:33.150 --> 01:45:34.230
18456426153: Call the river hook, we

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01:45:34.230 --> 01:45:38.340
Laurie Dodge: Did the logo. We were all involved in that and then Karen and I had a

1121
01:45:38.430 --> 01:45:48.330
Laurie Dodge: Bunch of meetings that village residents attended and from those meetings we started to get a sense of what people sort of wanted to see beyond the meetings that we had

1122
01:45:48.480 --> 01:45:49.860
Laurie Dodge: Before we actually took

1123
01:45:49.920 --> 01:45:52.590
Laurie Dodge: possession of the property and

1124
01:45:52.650 --> 01:45:55.530
Laurie Dodge: You know, Kate, but people were interested in the landscape, but

1125
01:45:55.530 --> 01:45:58.080
Laurie Dodge: The big categories where the landscape.

1126
01:45:59.790 --> 01:46:04.020
Laurie Dodge: The buildings and fundraising and you may imagine that

1127
01:46:04.080 --> 01:46:20.730
Laurie Dodge: The largest groups where the landscape works, people were really interested in the landscape. But then you know the the broad interest sort of narrows into smaller groups of people who are actually engaged in doing the work. And those people kind of became

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01:46:20.820 --> 01:46:22.440
Laurie Dodge: After many months friends.

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01:46:22.470 --> 01:46:23.280
Laurie Dodge: Of river hope.

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01:46:23.340 --> 01:46:27.840
Laurie Dodge: Which is, it's a it's a small group, it's Paul it's Allison.

1131
01:46:28.980 --> 01:46:33.000
Laurie Dodge: Me Karen and john Colgan

1132
01:46:34.350 --> 01:46:36.780
Laurie Dodge: And then because of Ray rights.

1133
01:46:36.840 --> 01:47:01.560
Laurie Dodge: Donation there is a communications fundraising individual who is working to raise money. So the re right we've been talking about how, you know, we need some something a website so that when people asked what river hook was about

1134
01:47:01.980 --> 01:47:03.660
Laurie Dodge: Something a little more robust

1135
01:47:03.660 --> 01:47:14.490
Laurie Dodge: Than what we could have on the village website just based obviously on the look and feel of our website and the type of information that we convey. They're really sort of to tell more of a story.

1136
01:47:14.970 --> 01:47:28.110
Laurie Dodge: And various people sort of came along to help us think about the story and one young man's name is Jonathan Malloy and he's from South Nyack lives in Brooklyn.

1137
01:47:28.590 --> 01:47:39.270
Laurie Dodge: Now is back in South nine because of coronavirus and he and two other of his friends, colleagues who went to Yale architecture school

1138
01:47:39.930 --> 01:47:52.980
Laurie Dodge: I'm also really interested they all work at intergalactic architecture agencies and they're very interested in these public private collaboration and they're working on one in Chester.

1139
01:47:52.980 --> 01:47:55.890
Laurie Dodge: Pennsylvania, so they

1140
01:47:55.920 --> 01:48:04.410
Laurie Dodge: They wanted to be engaged in some way. And at the time, we had small donations from a couple of friends of river hook board members.

1141
01:48:05.460 --> 01:48:09.570
Laurie Dodge: And we were trying to figure out how we sort of got a website up and running so that we

1142
01:48:09.570 --> 01:48:11.340
Laurie Dodge: Could tell this story and then

1143
01:48:11.430 --> 01:48:14.250
Laurie Dodge: Re right came along and gave us the money.

1144
01:48:14.250 --> 01:48:14.700
Laurie Dodge: For

1145
01:48:14.730 --> 01:48:17.340
Laurie Dodge: A master plan, which included

1146
01:48:17.430 --> 01:48:18.330
Laurie Dodge: This website.

1147
01:48:18.390 --> 01:48:19.320
Laurie Dodge: And also,

1148
01:48:19.380 --> 01:48:21.240
Laurie Dodge: The other work that public record.

1149
01:48:21.330 --> 01:48:21.960
Laurie Dodge: Is doing

1150
01:48:22.380 --> 01:48:25.530
Laurie Dodge: Which you will see in early September.

1151
01:48:25.560 --> 01:48:28.710
Laurie Dodge: That's when that that the

1152
01:48:28.770 --> 01:48:30.030
Laurie Dodge: The larger proposal that

1153
01:48:30.030 --> 01:48:31.170
18456426153: They're going to give to us.

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01:48:31.500 --> 01:48:33.930
Laurie Dodge: That they'll show us and really

1155
01:48:33.960 --> 01:48:36.480
Laurie Dodge: The main purpose of this site.

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01:48:36.510 --> 01:48:58.140
Laurie Dodge: Is again what I said at the beginning of the conversation. It's really to tell the story very broad strokes about what river hook aspires to be when it grows up really and the vision that public record will give to us is truly a design vision, it is not

1157
01:48:58.200 --> 01:48:59.940
Laurie Dodge: It does not offer

1158
01:49:01.140 --> 01:49:08.280
Laurie Dodge: A great deal of specifics in terms of, you know, we talked about, for example, like just

1159
01:49:08.310 --> 01:49:09.750
18456426153: Even with pairing house the

1160
01:49:09.750 --> 01:49:10.620
18456426153: Main house.

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Laurie Dodge: The design vision will show broad strokes ideas and talk broad strokes about what will happen there without extraordinary detail for that we would more we need more of the schematics. So that, like, say, we actually, you know, thought we might have

1162
01:49:28.650 --> 01:49:30.690
Laurie Dodge: dinner at some point in the future.

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Laurie Dodge: And the village concurred with what this space should look like. We want to have something that we could actually give to a general contractor, so they could tell us how much it would cost to we could get someone to pay for it. So the purpose of this is really just to inspire

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01:49:50.520 --> 01:50:06.210
Laurie Dodge: You know, it's really informational and inspirational and to answer people's questions when they go through the preserve and when we begin to fundraise and when anyone comes to the village and says, What's this thing called river hook this website.

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01:50:07.260 --> 01:50:13.380
Laurie Dodge: Is is supposed to handle that. Yeah. In an elegant way and

1166
01:50:14.880 --> 01:50:18.960
Laurie Dodge: Yeah, so that's that's sort of was the purpose of this particular

1167
01:50:20.670 --> 01:50:21.690
Laurie Dodge: Resource

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, and it's still, it's still a work in progress. There's still some things being adjusted in book because this is something once again that the board has to agree with this general vision.

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Karen Tarapata: And then we can also present, you know, push it out to the villagers and see what our residents. Think about this. It is separate from it's you know it's it's separate from the Board of Trustees, but at the same time, we want to be sure that

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01:50:58.710 --> 01:51:02.610
Karen Tarapata: The vision of the of the fundraising group is aligned with the vision of org

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01:51:05.100 --> 01:51:12.240
Laurie Dodge: And one other thing I'll say, just so you because a couple of these sections are not complete. So clearly, donate

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01:51:12.300 --> 01:51:14.880
Laurie Dodge: Looks like you can donate but if

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01:51:14.940 --> 01:51:16.590
Laurie Dodge: This is not functional at this

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Laurie Dodge: Particular point in time.

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Laurie Dodge: This will look like this. If friends of river hook actually has a bank account, and we don't have to have donations through

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18456426153: Rockland Community Foundation.

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Laurie Dodge: If we have to have donations through

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Laurie Dodge: Rockland Community Foundation. This page will look a little different.

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Laurie Dodge: Because will need to use a rock and Community Foundation widget, which has been kind of branded to look like this site, but it's not as elegant as this.

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Laurie Dodge: And in the store these items or actually, they took yeah the items that you see don't really exist. This is also not functional. We have to figure out

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Laurie Dodge: What are the

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Laurie Dodge: Items that we

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18456426153: Already know maybe even just an

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Laurie Dodge: item that we can start with when we launch so that people if they want to support the organization, they can do so. So these are these are placeholders for lack of a better word, they're not real products at this point in time.

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Karen Tarapata: And something that I've been speaking to the architects about is that even in this schematic, they don't show parking and we're having a discussion about where if we're ever going to have any kind of programming on the in the preserve. There has to be

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18456426153: A modest parking lot somewhere and

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Karen Tarapata: I have an idea. They say they might have a different idea.

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Karen Tarapata: I want to see what they come back with we wouldn't you know there

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Karen Tarapata: I'd like to see a the entrance our current 611 North middle and entrance remain a pedestrian

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Karen Tarapata: Entrance only

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18456426153: But

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Karen Tarapata: We'll, we'll see. We'll see what they come back with

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Karen Tarapata: It's great to have three passionate young planners and architects wanting to envision what possible and now is when the you know the rubber starts to meet the road.

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18456426153: And we'll see what other people think.

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Karen Tarapata: I love the idea of a small outdoor performance space little amphitheatre

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18456426153: Seating space.

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Karen Tarapata: I think they've got a great idea there.

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18456426153: There's a lot of good

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Karen Tarapata: Ideas and it'll be interesting to

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Karen Tarapata: See what your feedback is and then what the residents feedback is

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Ken Rothchild: Good. You know, I don't think we're here to dictate to the friends what their, their websites and branding should look like.

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Ken Rothchild: I guess I'd only say that

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Ken Rothchild: There's, I know that people say that if you have this long.

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Ken Rothchild: title page where you have to

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Ken Rothchild: You know, basically, scroll down

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Ken Rothchild: The entire page that that's

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Ken Rothchild: Something that people don't do that. They basically look at the whatever they see for some that page.

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Ken Rothchild: Perhaps you know, technically, the way to get around that is if someone were to click on

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Ken Rothchild: Some of the menu items above it.

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Ken Rothchild: jumps down further down the page. That's the thing. But so for the best for the friends.

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Ken Rothchild: You know, certainly.

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Ken Rothchild: It is elegant. I think it's Lori.

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Said,

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Karen Tarapata: I'm referring to Hillary

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Karen Tarapata: And the

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Karen Tarapata: Public Record on a lot of this you know my interest is really the

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Karen Tarapata: Whole property.

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18456426153: So that's where I met

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Karen Tarapata: Any other comments just for tonight on this will have plenty more more opportunities, but we wanted to, if there was something that jumped out where you're like, oh my god. No, I never agree to that.

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Karen Tarapata: We wanted to know that before this went any

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Further

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Ken Rothchild: Out there.

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Karen Tarapata: Good. Yay.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, then we've done everything on our agenda.

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Karen Tarapata: And I think

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Karen Tarapata: In the meeting, Carol. Is there anything else we need

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Karen Tarapata: To do.

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18456426153: No. I'm just glad you're done because I'm a thief last sheet of paper on my little pad here and everything. What else to write down

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Karen Tarapata: All right, good. Well, you have to do is find a margin to put in, who makes emotion that we have

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Karen Tarapata: The regular meeting.

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Yeah.

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Laurie Dodge: I'll make a motion we enter the regular meeting of the Board of Trustees.

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Karen Tarapata: And I get a second

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Ken Rothchild: But we're just having so much fun. And we surely want to end right now.

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Peanuts.

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Ken Rothchild: Cooper's the beer.

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Laurie Dodge: Beer.

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Karen Tarapata: French

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Ken Rothchild: Second emotion.

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Karen Tarapata: That's been

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Karen Tarapata: All in favor say I.

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michael esmay: Like I

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Ken Rothchild: Can I

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, thank you everybody. And I will talk to you all very soon.

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Ken Rothchild: Everybody

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Laurie Dodge: GREAT NIGHT.