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                  <text>Minutes of the Board of Trustees
Village of Sleepy Hollow
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow held a Board Meeting on Tuesday, July
10,2012 at the Sleepy Hollow Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.
Present:

Mayor Kenneth G. Wray
Deputy Mayor Karin Wompa
Bruce Campbell
Jennifer Lobato-Church
Susan MacFarlane
Evelyn Stupel
Trustees
Barbara Carr

(Absent)

Also Present: Anthony Giaccio, Village Administrator
Janet Gandolfo, Village Attorney
Sara DiGiacomo, Village Treasurer
Rich Gross, General Foreman
Greg Camp, Police Chief
At 7:05 p.m. Mayor Wray called the meeting to order with a pledge to the flag. There was a
moment of silence for the passing of long time resident Gloria Koval and former Mayor Bill
McBride.
Public Hearing: There was a public hearing to adopt the revised Village Code. Mr. Giaccio read
the public hearing notice (attached). Mayor acknowledged the hard work done by Janet
Gandolfo and the department heads to help revise the code. The process has been going on for
several years. There have been plenty of opportunities for public comments along the way. Ms.
Gandolfo mentioned that there are two outstanding issues, the ARB and fees.
Marion Belanich commented that he thought the Board should wait until everything is
completed.
Motion was made by Trustee Lobato-Church and seconded by Trustee Stupel to adjourn the
public hearing. Motion carried unanimously.
Approval of Warrants: Trustee Campbell moved, seconded by Trustee MacFarlane to approve
warrant 12JUL10 in the amount of$176,436.82. Motion carried 5-0 (Note an invoice for
repairs to the fire department's social room in the amount of $6,000 was removed from the
warrant)

�Approval of Minutes: Trustee Lobato-Church moved, seconded by Trustee Campbell to
approve the minutes for June 26, 2012, Motion Carried 4-0 (MacFarlane abstained) Mayor Wray
made some grammatical changes.
Mayor's Announcements: Mayor Wray asked grant writer Fiona Hodgson to give a summary
of 5 grant applications she will be submitting to the State. The applications include one for a
new water tank, two tourism grants and two lighthouse grants. Discussion ensued.

Mayor Wray gave a status report on General Motors. Last year the Board approved a special
permit for Lighthouse Landing. Tarrytown filed a lawsuit over the project. General Motors sent
out an RFP to prospective developers, but have not named anyone yet. The DEC approved the
clean-up plan which will begin this fall. In order for the project to move forward a new water
tank has to be built. The Village is still waiting for a decision on the Tarrytown Lawsuit, which
has delayed the project. Mayor Wray expressed disappointment with Tarrytown's decision to
file the lawsuit when Sleepy Hollow refrained from doing so.
Mayor Wray said that the fourth of July fireworks were great and he thanked village staff and
volunteers that assured the event was a safe and successful one.
Trustee Reports:

Trustee MacFarlane gave a recreation report. The sports camps have started as well as the drop
in camp at Barnhart Park. The lighthouse is open for visitors and a pool table was donated to the
senior center.
Trustee Macfarlane proposed having pedestrian access along the General Motors west parcel
from Ichabod's Landing to Kingsland Point Park for park to park days. General Motors will
need to approve this idea.
Trustee MacFarlane would like the bathhouse to be opened for events later in the summer. She
is working with local restaurants to create "pop up" cafes at the bathhouse.
Trustee Macfarlane announced that the second annual movie night at Horan's Landing will take
place on September 22 rain date September 26. The movie has not yet been determined.

Trustee Campbell supported the tourism grant applications and reminded everyone that there is
plenty of information available on the Village's website www.sleepyhollowny.gov
Deputy Mayor Wompa mentioned that the Downtown Revitalization Corporation chose not to
apply for the farmer's market grant. Discussion to have a nighttime farmer's market at Horan's
Landing ensued.

�Trustee Stupel reported that Court was in session on June 27 and that 15 cases were heard. The
next court date will be on July 19. This year the building department has received 235
complaints, 400 violations were issued and 29 illegal apartments were discovered. A total of
$53,000 has been collected in fines this year.
Trustee Stupel gave a report on public works.
Repairs to the water main leading to Kingsland Point Park should be completed by this
Saturday.
The Elm Street Parking Lot is being repainted this week.
-The painting of the Rescue House firehouse is almost complete.
Administrator's Report: See attached

Chief Camp made a request to the Board to approve a lease agreement related to the Police
Department's audio recording devices. Mayor asked the Village Attorney to prepare a resolution.
Public Comments: Michael Kampen commented on the code revisions and asked if the Board
would consider changing the height regulations in the zoning code (Section 450-4).
Resolutions: See attached
Correspondence: None
Old Business: Deputy Mayor wanted to know ifthere was any update on General Motors
settlement money. Mr. Giaccio responded by saying no.

Trustee Lobato-Church mentioned that the traffic study for Valley Street has been extended.
Mayor Wray asked when the water main will be repaired at Kingsland Point Park. Work is
scheduled to be completed by Saturday.
New Business: Deputy Mayor Wompa mentioned that she received a complaint about traffic
on Hudson Terrace.

Deputy Mayor Wompa recommended that the bathhouse be opened on weekends.
Trustee Lobato-Church requested that all traffic issues be discussed at a future work session.

�Trustee Lobato-Church reported on the T.I.P.S. instituted by the police department. This
program will make it easier for individuals to anonymously report illegal activity.
Motion was made by Trustee Stupe!, seconded by Deputy Mayor Wompa to go on a summer
Board meeting schedule. Discussion ensued. The Board voted to cancel meetings on August 7,
2012 and August 28,2012. Motion carried unanimously.
On motion by Trustee Campbell, Seconded by Trustee Lobato-Church the meeting was
adjourned at 9: 15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,

~V
Village Administrator

�ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT (7/10/12)

1) We received a copy of the movie trailer for "Why Stop Now". This movie was
filmed in Sleepy Hollow last summer under the name Pre-disposed. The movie
should be out in theaters soon.
2) The Village won a Westchester County Lottery to purchase a County vehicle for
$1. The vehicle will be used by the police department for its child seat safety
program.
3) Repairs were made to a large storm pipe on New Broadway last week. A
blockage in the pipe resulted in flooding and erosion that damaged the street,
sidewalk and a nearby driveway. The pipe was replaced by our DPW and the
road and surrounding area was restored to its original condition.
4) Thank you to Ellen McGlynn and Amy Bender for volunteering to plant flowers in
the flower pots outside Morse School. The Flowers look great. The DPW will
water the plants daily to make sure they survive.

5) Last Friday was Mike Timm's last day with the Village. I know the Mayor has
acknowledged his retirement, but I wanted to publically thank Mike for his hard
work and dedication to the Village for over 30 years.
6) Village Clerk, Paula McCarthy is currently attending a week long course at
Cornell University to become a certified municipal clerk.

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