Since 1987, the Town of Greenburgh has annually been granted the “The Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting” by the National Government Financial Officers Association Please Note: If the Board has completed the agenda before 11:00 PM, a second opportunity for Public Comment, up to five minutes per speaker, will be provided until 11:00 PM. Speakers will be called in the order of receipt of a Public Comment Request Form for this second Public Comment period. Anyone interested in serving on a board or commission should send a resume to the Town Board via Judith A. Beville, Town Clerk, 177 Hillside Avenue, Greenburgh, NY 10607
TOWN OF GREENBURGH TOWN BOARD MEETING Wednesday, December 12, 2018, 7:00 PM AGENDA (The Town Board will vote to go into Executive Session at 7:00 PM for the purpose of interviewing candidates for Boards & Commissions. The open Town Board Meeting will begin at 7:30 PM.) This meeting can be viewed live on our Website, www.GreenburghNY.com, as well as viewed archived, generally within 24 hours. Please be reminded that Town Board meetings held at the Greenburgh Town Hall may also be viewed live on the Town’s government cable channels, Cablevision Channel 76 and Verizon Channel 35 THE TOWN BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY THE TOWN BOARD AGENDA AT ANY TIME THE TOWN BOARD ALSO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO INTERVIEW CANDIDATES FOR BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE MEETING Minutes of Town Board Meetings are posted on our Web site (Click the link for "Agendas and Minutes," scroll down to meeting date and click "Minutes") To e-mail the Town Board (Supervisor Paul Feiner, Councilman Ken Jones, Councilwoman Diana Juettner, Councilman Kevin Morgan, and Councilman Francis Sheehan), e-mail: TownBoard@GreenburghNY.com PLEASE NOTE: TOWN BOARD MEETING AGENDAS ARE POSTED ON THE TOWN WEB SITE AND ONLY MAILED UPON A WRITTEN REQUEST TO THE TOWN CLERK, TownClerk@GreenburghNY.com EVERYONE IS ENCOURAGED TO SPEAK BEFORE THE TOWN BOARD ON ANY SUBJECT; HOWEVER, PERSONAL ATTACKS, OF ANY KIND, TOWARD ANYONE, WILL NOT BE PERMITTED
UPCOMING TOWN BOARD MEETINGS: Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2018, 7:00 PM Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019, 7:30 PM Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019, 7:30 PM Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019, 7:30 PM
MOMENT OF SILENCE Mary Ruth Williams (October 31, 1933 – November 29, 2018) was a prominent and distinguished leader in the Town. Shortly after making her home in Elmsford in 1962, along with her husband and family, Mary, who was a nurse for more than 25 years, became a known and sought-after grassroots organizer, community crusader and vocal advocate for the downtrodden and impoverished in the Elmsford/Fairview communities. She was involved in several community-based organizations with a focus on challenging unjust policies in the distribution of governmental and private resources to these organizations, served as Co-Founder and longtime Board Member of the Westchester Community Opportunity Program (WestCop), was a member of the Greenburgh Youth Service Organization (YSO), Operation Youth Start and later as a Co-Founder of the Greenburgh Youth Center (today, Theodore D. Young Community Center), and was a Co-Founder of the Union Child Day Care Center (now, Lois Bronz Children’s Center). As a proven leader, she held several positions, including President of the White Plains/Greenburgh Chapter of the NAACP, was an officer in the Elmsford PTA, and a former President of the Elmsford Civic League. An entrepreneur, as well, in 1973, Mary founded Bermuda Home Tourist Travel Agency, here in the town, and successfully operated the business for over forty (40) years. The recipient of numerous awards, acknowledgements and citations, Mary was honored to be inaugurated into the first group of women inducted into the Spirit of Women Archives at Westchester Community College by the American Women of African Heritage (AWAH), in 2015. We will miss her and the wonderful work she did to improve the lives of many.
AT 1 - 12/12/18 Resolution approving the retention of Thomas J. Troetti, Esq., to represent Greenburgh Police Officer Davey Jakasal and other Greenburgh Police Officers in the matter of Lakiesha Walker v. Town of Greenburgh, for an amount not to exceed $25,000
AT 2 - 12/12/18 Resolution approving the retention of Thomas J. Troetti, Esq., to represent Greenburgh Police Officer Davey Jakasal and other Greenburgh Police Officers in the matter of Otte Armstrong v. Town of Greenburgh, for an amount not to exceed $25,000
AT 3 - 12/12/18 Resolution authorizing tax certiorari settlement with petitioner Caspian Realty for property located at 155 Central Avenue. The Town’s share of the refund is $8,046±; the County’s share is $4,712±; the Bronx Valley Sewer District’s share is $635±; the Greenburgh Central School District’s share is $20,696±; the Hartsdale Fire District’s share is $7,161±; the Consolidated Sewer Mtc. District’s share is $242±. Refunds from all sources total $41,491±.
AT 4 - 12/12/18 Resolution authorizing tax certiorari settlement with petitioner Second Brook Properties for property located at 50 Tarrytown Road. The Town’s share of the refund is $17,595±; the County’s share is $10,138±; the Bronx Valley Sewer District’s share is $1,334±; the Greenburgh Central School District’s share is $46,175±; the Fairview Fire District’s share is $14,010±; the Consolidated Sewer Mtc. District’s share is $588±. Refunds from all sources total $89,840±.
AT 5 - 12/12/18 Resolution authorizing tax certiorari settlement with petitioner Hartsdale Land Corp. for property located at 74 So. Central Avenue. The Town’s share of the refund is $2,966±; the County’s share is $1,718±; the Bronx Valley Sewer District’s share is $228±; the Greenburgh Central School District’s share is $7,532±; the Hartsdale Fire District’s share is $2,611±; the Consolidated Sewer Mtc. District’s share is $87±. Refunds from all sources total $15,141±.
AT 6 - 12/12/18 Resolution approving the retention of Dylan C. Braverman, Esq., of the law firm of Vigorito, Barker, Porter & Patterson, LLP., as Special Trial Counsel, to represent the Town of Greenburgh Paramedics, Jovan Thompson and Kenneth Morello in the matter of Nancy Maldonado as administrator of the estate of Jonathan Maldonado v. the Town Of Greenburgh, et al, for an amount not to exceed $25,000
CL 1 - 12/12/18 Resolution scheduling a Public Hearing for 7:30 PM, Wednesday, January 9, 2019, to consider an Amended Site Plan Application by Crossroads Shopping Center, located at 367-399 Tarrytown Road (P.O. White Plains)
CL 2 - 12/12/18 Resolution scheduling a Public Hearing for 7:30 PM, Wednesday, January 9, 2019, to consider a Local Law amending Chapter 285-10A(4)(f) of the Code of the Town of Greenburgh, entitled “Assisted Living Facilities,” to require that all new Assisted Living Facilities developed in the Town provide a minimum of 10% of living units for persons whose annual incomes meet Westchester County’s Affordable Housing Guidelines and comply with Westchester County’s Model Fair Housing Ordinance
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – 989-1538
CD 1 - 12/12/18 Resolution approving, with conditions, a Special Permit Application by ARCADIS, on behalf of the Town of Greenburgh, for a proposed Rumbrook-Knollwood inter-connection water transmission main in the Town of Greenburgh
CD 2 - 12/12/18 Resolution issuing a Negative Declaration for the SEQRA determination of the Town Board of the Town of Greenburgh for an action involving the design and construction of a new sidewalk spanning the West Side of Central Park Avenue South between the intersections of West Hartsdale Avenue and Marion Avenue
PO 1 - 12/12/18 Resolution authorizing the Town Supervisor to execute an Inter-Municipal Agreement with the County of Westchester to renew the existing agreement for the implementation and operation of the Enhanced 911 System through September 30, 2022
Dec 12, 2018 Town Board- Regular
Since 1987, the Town of Greenburgh has annually been granted the “The Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting” by the National Government Financial Officers Association Please Note: If the Board has completed the agenda before 11:00 PM, a second opportunity for Public Comment, up to five minutes per speaker, will be provided until 11:00 PM. Speakers will be called in the order of receipt of a Public Comment Request Form for this second Public Comment period. Anyone interested in serving on a board or commission should send a resume to the Town Board via Judith A. Beville, Town Clerk, 177 Hillside Avenue, Greenburgh, NY 10607
TOWN OF GREENBURGH TOWN BOARD MEETING Wednesday, December 12, 2018, 7:00 PM AGENDA (The Town Board will vote to go into Executive Session at 7:00 PM for the purpose of interviewing candidates for Boards & Commissions. The open Town Board Meeting will begin at 7:30 PM.) This meeting can be viewed live on our Website, www.GreenburghNY.com, as well as viewed archived, generally within 24 hours. Please be reminded that Town Board meetings held at the Greenburgh Town Hall may also be viewed live on the Town’s government cable channels, Cablevision Channel 76 and Verizon Channel 35 THE TOWN BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY THE TOWN BOARD AGENDA AT ANY TIME THE TOWN BOARD ALSO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO INTERVIEW CANDIDATES FOR BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE MEETING Minutes of Town Board Meetings are posted on our Web site (Click the link for "Agendas and Minutes," scroll down to meeting date and click "Minutes") To e-mail the Town Board (Supervisor Paul Feiner, Councilman Ken Jones, Councilwoman Diana Juettner, Councilman Kevin Morgan, and Councilman Francis Sheehan), e-mail: TownBoard@GreenburghNY.com PLEASE NOTE: TOWN BOARD MEETING AGENDAS ARE POSTED ON THE TOWN WEB SITE AND ONLY MAILED UPON A WRITTEN REQUEST TO THE TOWN CLERK, TownClerk@GreenburghNY.com EVERYONE IS ENCOURAGED TO SPEAK BEFORE THE TOWN BOARD ON ANY SUBJECT; HOWEVER, PERSONAL ATTACKS, OF ANY KIND, TOWARD ANYONE, WILL NOT BE PERMITTED
UPCOMING TOWN BOARD MEETINGS: Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2018, 7:00 PM Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019, 7:30 PM Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019, 7:30 PM Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019, 7:30 PM
MOMENT OF SILENCE Mary Ruth Williams (October 31, 1933 – November 29, 2018) was a prominent and distinguished leader in the Town. Shortly after making her home in Elmsford in 1962, along with her husband and family, Mary, who was a nurse for more than 25 years, became a known and sought-after grassroots organizer, community crusader and vocal advocate for the downtrodden and impoverished in the Elmsford/Fairview communities. She was involved in several community-based organizations with a focus on challenging unjust policies in the distribution of governmental and private resources to these organizations, served as Co-Founder and longtime Board Member of the Westchester Community Opportunity Program (WestCop), was a member of the Greenburgh Youth Service Organization (YSO), Operation Youth Start and later as a Co-Founder of the Greenburgh Youth Center (today, Theodore D. Young Community Center), and was a Co-Founder of the Union Child Day Care Center (now, Lois Bronz Children’s Center). As a proven leader, she held several positions, including President of the White Plains/Greenburgh Chapter of the NAACP, was an officer in the Elmsford PTA, and a former President of the Elmsford Civic League. An entrepreneur, as well, in 1973, Mary founded Bermuda Home Tourist Travel Agency, here in the town, and successfully operated the business for over forty (40) years. The recipient of numerous awards, acknowledgements and citations, Mary was honored to be inaugurated into the first group of women inducted into the Spirit of Women Archives at Westchester Community College by the American Women of African Heritage (AWAH), in 2015. We will miss her and the wonderful work she did to improve the lives of many.
AT 1 - 12/12/18 Resolution approving the retention of Thomas J. Troetti, Esq., to represent Greenburgh Police Officer Davey Jakasal and other Greenburgh Police Officers in the matter of Lakiesha Walker v. Town of Greenburgh, for an amount not to exceed $25,000
AT 2 - 12/12/18 Resolution approving the retention of Thomas J. Troetti, Esq., to represent Greenburgh Police Officer Davey Jakasal and other Greenburgh Police Officers in the matter of Otte Armstrong v. Town of Greenburgh, for an amount not to exceed $25,000
AT 3 - 12/12/18 Resolution authorizing tax certiorari settlement with petitioner Caspian Realty for property located at 155 Central Avenue. The Town’s share of the refund is $8,046±; the County’s share is $4,712±; the Bronx Valley Sewer District’s share is $635±; the Greenburgh Central School District’s share is $20,696±; the Hartsdale Fire District’s share is $7,161±; the Consolidated Sewer Mtc. District’s share is $242±. Refunds from all sources total $41,491±.
AT 4 - 12/12/18 Resolution authorizing tax certiorari settlement with petitioner Second Brook Properties for property located at 50 Tarrytown Road. The Town’s share of the refund is $17,595±; the County’s share is $10,138±; the Bronx Valley Sewer District’s share is $1,334±; the Greenburgh Central School District’s share is $46,175±; the Fairview Fire District’s share is $14,010±; the Consolidated Sewer Mtc. District’s share is $588±. Refunds from all sources total $89,840±.
AT 5 - 12/12/18 Resolution authorizing tax certiorari settlement with petitioner Hartsdale Land Corp. for property located at 74 So. Central Avenue. The Town’s share of the refund is $2,966±; the County’s share is $1,718±; the Bronx Valley Sewer District’s share is $228±; the Greenburgh Central School District’s share is $7,532±; the Hartsdale Fire District’s share is $2,611±; the Consolidated Sewer Mtc. District’s share is $87±. Refunds from all sources total $15,141±.
AT 6 - 12/12/18 Resolution approving the retention of Dylan C. Braverman, Esq., of the law firm of Vigorito, Barker, Porter & Patterson, LLP., as Special Trial Counsel, to represent the Town of Greenburgh Paramedics, Jovan Thompson and Kenneth Morello in the matter of Nancy Maldonado as administrator of the estate of Jonathan Maldonado v. the Town Of Greenburgh, et al, for an amount not to exceed $25,000
CL 1 - 12/12/18 Resolution scheduling a Public Hearing for 7:30 PM, Wednesday, January 9, 2019, to consider an Amended Site Plan Application by Crossroads Shopping Center, located at 367-399 Tarrytown Road (P.O. White Plains)
CL 2 - 12/12/18 Resolution scheduling a Public Hearing for 7:30 PM, Wednesday, January 9, 2019, to consider a Local Law amending Chapter 285-10A(4)(f) of the Code of the Town of Greenburgh, entitled “Assisted Living Facilities,” to require that all new Assisted Living Facilities developed in the Town provide a minimum of 10% of living units for persons whose annual incomes meet Westchester County’s Affordable Housing Guidelines and comply with Westchester County’s Model Fair Housing Ordinance
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – 989-1538
CD 1 - 12/12/18 Resolution approving, with conditions, a Special Permit Application by ARCADIS, on behalf of the Town of Greenburgh, for a proposed Rumbrook-Knollwood inter-connection water transmission main in the Town of Greenburgh
CD 2 - 12/12/18 Resolution issuing a Negative Declaration for the SEQRA determination of the Town Board of the Town of Greenburgh for an action involving the design and construction of a new sidewalk spanning the West Side of Central Park Avenue South between the intersections of West Hartsdale Avenue and Marion Avenue
PO 1 - 12/12/18 Resolution authorizing the Town Supervisor to execute an Inter-Municipal Agreement with the County of Westchester to renew the existing agreement for the implementation and operation of the Enhanced 911 System through September 30, 2022
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