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                  <text>The Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow held a meeting on Tuesday, November
29, 2016 Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York.
Present:

Mayor Kenneth G. Wray
Deputy Mayor Glenn Rosenbloom
Rachelle Gebler
John Leavy
Denise Scaglione
Sandra Spiro, Trustees

Absent:

Sam Gonzalez, Trustee

Also Present: Anthony Giaccio, Village Administrator
Joan Bucci, Deputy Clerk
Clinton Smith, Village Counsel
Sara DiGiacomo, Village Treasurer
Sean E. McCarthy, Village Building Inspector
Rich Gross, General Foreman
Anthony Bueti, Police Chief
At 7:00 p.m. Mayor Wray called the meeting to order with a pledge to the flag. Mayor Wray had
a moment of silence for the passing of North Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow residents Dilema
DelCarmen Soto, John D. Gallagher and Madeline Sullivan.
Approval of Warrants:
Trustee Scaglione moved, seconded by Deputy Mayor Rosenbloom to approve warrant
November 16, 2016 in the amount of $1,555,076.96. Motion carried 7-0.
Minutes: The minutes were tabled
Mayor Announcements:
Mayor Wray proposed changing the December Board meeting schedule. The Board agreed
that there will be no meeting on December 27, 2016.
Mayor Wray noted some changes in the agenda adding two Resolutions.
Administrator's Report: (see attached)
Police Department Report:
Police Chief, Anthony Bueti provided the Board with a summary of police activity for the month.
The Department is planning for upcoming Village events. There were 24 arrests in November
and 220 for the year. 254 summonses were issued over the last month and 2800 for the year.
There were 20 reports of vehicular accidents last month; increase could be due to the tourism.
Deputy Mayor Rosenbloom asked if the prior year activity be include for comparison. Overtime
for the Halloween events was lower than previous years. A notice will be going out to residents
and handed out at the train station regarding holiday safety tips. Chief has met several times
with the School Safety Committee; they are on top on things and progressing very nicely. He
also met with the Public Advisory Committee; the Chairman has resigned so Chief would like to
meet with the Mayor to discuss appointing of additional members.
Deputy Mayor Rosenbloom commended Chief on his hard work and efforts he has made in
managing the manpower and agrees they are doing a great job. Chief stated his staff deserves
the credit.

�Fire Department Report:
Fire Chief, John Korzelius gave a report. There were 27 fire alarms (15 minor; 9-all equipment
responded) during the month of October. Asst. Chief Cappello held 2 important drills: man
down and wall breaching. Chief Korzelius thanked Asst. Chief Cappello for his hard work with
the drills; they were well attended. A solar panel drill given by an expert is in the process of
being scheduled. It will be held at the senior center. Other departments and mutual aid
communities will be invited to attend. There is a special way of handling a fire at a building with
solar panels. The fire department has obtained a copy of the addresses in the Village with solar
panels from the Building Department. The October open house was well attended. Residents
were able to use the fire hose and see demonstrates of the proper use of a fire extinguisher on
small live fires. Planning on expanding the open house next year to include the police and
ambulance departments and holding it in the Spring time. Did the fire prevention program last
month in the schools; students really enjoyed the program. Reminded that residents should
have their boilers checked and make sure to change the batteries in there smoke detectors.
Department wide physicals will be done next month. Trustee Spiro asked if residents are
required to register their solar panels. Chief Korzelius stated that expert coming to give the
class stated he would recommend that we put a law into effect that states residents put a sticker
on the house/building to indicate solar panels because often they are in the back of the house
and the responders don't know they are there.
Public Comments: Daniel Convissor of Maple Street, addressed the Mayor and the Board of
Trustees and discussed the sanitation policy. Mr. Convissor stated he is excited about the new
garbage truck and the program. He stated there are more size options for residents other than
the 95 gallon or 65 gallon cans. He recommended providing residents with the option to choose
their own garbage can size, which will also determine their sanitation fee.
Resolutions: (see attached)
R1 - Approve Fire Truck Bid
R2 - Approve Route 9 Drainage Project
R3 - Approve Bagging Parking Meters for the Holidays
Old Business:
Trustee Gebler recommended meeting with WSP Engineering to discuss the East Parcel
Concept Plan. Trustee Gebler suggested that the Board and LDC meet together in a work shop
type setting. Discussion ensued.
Trustee Leavy commended the DPW for their work on the leaf removal and Halloween
decorations.
Public Comments: None
At 8:45pm, on a motion by Trustee Leavy, seconded by Trustee Spiro, the Board meeting was
adjourned.
Resoectfullv Submitted

ijoan Bucci
Deputy Village Clerk

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