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                  <text>Meeting Date: 01/07/2020
Resolution #: 01/01/2020

Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow
Confirming Mayor's Appointment
Whereas, maintaining an adequate staffing level is essential to the efficient operation
of the Sleepy Hollow Police Department; and
Whereas, there are currently vacancies in the Police Department; and
Whereas, the Police Department canvassed candidates for the position of Police
Officer; and
Whereas, Luis Llivisaca, scored in the top three of the Civil Service eligible list #69-547
and has satisfactorily completed all requirements of the Sleepy Hollow Police
Department's background screening policy; and
Whereas, Police Chief Bueti recommended that Luis Llivisaca be appointed to fill a
vacant Police Officer position.
Now, Therefore Be It Resolved, that the Board of Trustees hereby confirms the
Mayors' appointment of Luis Llivisaca to the position of Police Officer, Grade III, at an
annual starting salary of $67,908.69, said appointment to become effective January 6,
2020 and subject to the approval of the Westchester County Department of Civil Service
Rules and a probationary period of 12 to 78 weeks.
Moved: Trustee Gebler
Absent: Trustee Scaglione

Seconded: Trustee Leavy

Vote: Unanimous

�Meeting Date: 01/07/2020
Resolution #: 01/02/2020

Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow
Confirming Mayor's Appointment
Whereas, maintaining an adequate staffing level is essential to the efficient operation
of the Sleepy Hollow Police Department; and
Whereas, there are currently vacancies in the Police Department; and
Whereas, the Police Department canvassed candidates for the position of Police
Officer; and
Whereas, Melissa Ojito of Sleepy Hollow, scored in the top three of the Civil Service
eligible list #69-547 and has satisfactorily completed all requirements of the Sleepy
Hollow Police Department's background screening policy; and
Whereas, Police Chief Bueti recommended that Melissa Ojito, be appointed to fill a
vacant Police Officer position.
Now, Therefore Be It Resolved, that the Board of Trustees hereby confirms the
Mayors' appointment of Melissa Ojito to the position of Police Officer, Uncertified, at the
annual starting salary of $54,326.95, said appointment to become effective January 6,
2020 and subject to the approval of the Westchester County Department of Civil Service
Rules and a probationary period of 12 to 78 weeks.
Moved: Trustee Leavy
Seconded: Trustee Gonzalez
Absent: Trustee Scaglione

Vote: Unanimous

�Meeting Date: 01/07/2020
Resolution #: 01/03/2020

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Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow
Confirming Mayor's Appointment

Whereas, maintaining an adequate staffing level is essential to the efficient operation
of the Sleepy Hollow Police Department; and
Whereas, there are currently vacancies in the Police Department; and
Whereas, the Police Department canvassed candidates for the position of Police
Officer; and
Whereas, Julio Sosa of Sleepy Hollow, scored in the top three of the Civil Service
eligible list #69-548 and has satisfactorily completed all requirements of the Sleepy
Hollow Police Department's background screening policy; and
Whereas, Police Chief Bueti recommended that Julio Sosa, be appointed to fill a vacant
Police Officer position.
Now, Therefore Be It Resolved, that the Board of Trustees hereby confirms the
Mayors' appointment of Julio Sosa to the position of Police Officer, Uncertified, at the
annual starting salary of $54,326.95, said appointment to become effective January 6,
2020 and subject to the approval of the Westchester County Department of Civil Service
Rules and a probationary period of 12 to 78 weeks.
Moved: Deputy Mayor Rosenbloom
Absent: Trustee Scaglione

Seconded: Trustee Gebler Vote: Unanimous

�Meeting Date: 01/14/2020
Resolution #: 01/04/2020

Resolution of the Mayor and the Board of Trustees of the Village of
Sleepy Hollow Approving Speed Hump Policy
Whereas, the Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees is desirous of establishing a speed
hump policy, and
Whereas, the attached draft speed hump policy has been reviewed by the Village
Board.
Now therefore be it resolved that the Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees hereby
approves the attached speed hump policy.
Moved: Trustee Gebler

Seconded: Trustee Leavy

Vote: Unanimous

�Village of Sleepy Hollow Speed Hump Policy
Purpose of the Program
The Village of Sleepy Hollow Residential Speed Hump Program has been
established to address certain neighborhood traffic concerns of the residents of
Sleepy Hollow. This program was developed based on the experiences of
numerous communities throughout the United States as well as documented
studies of Speed Humps by the Institute of Transportation Efigineirs, the New
York State Department of Transportation and other organizations and agencies.
The purpose of this program is to reduce the speed and volume of traffic traveling
on residential streets. Although it is realized that each situation is unique, the
policies and procedures outlined in this document are t6 be applied uniformly to
ensure that the Village's resources are used appropriately. In %ne cases, other
traffic calming or engineering measures may be.jpor^ 6r equally-effective in
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improving safety on a particular street.
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Operational Considerations:
® Speeds between humps have beenobseryed to be reduced between 20
and 25 percent on a v e r a g e . ,
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• Speeds typically increase^proxiniajtely O.&amp;friph midway between
humps for each 100 feet of separation.
« Studies indicate that trafficyolumes have been reduced on average by
18 percent depending on alternative routes available.
• Studies indicate that collisions Have been reduced on average by 13
percent on treated streets (not adjusted for traffic diversion).
• Possible increase in traffic noise from braking and acceleration of
vehicles, particularly buses and trucks.

Speed Hump Eligibility Criteria:
In order for a roadway to be eligible for speed humps it must meet the following criteria:
• Must be a residential street, not a State or Major road; (see definitions)
• Must not be a common emergency response route;
• The land use fronting street is zoned for residential use;
• Installation of speed humps would not divert significant amounts of
traffic to other residential streets;
• Installation of speed humps does not provide an unreasonable
liability or public hazard due to existing roadway conditions that
cannot be changed;
• Roadway conditions (horizontal and vertical curvature, roadway width
and roadway surface) must be acceptable.

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�Emergency Response Issues:
-Concern over jarring of emergency rescue vehicles.
-Approximate delay of between 3 and 5 seconds per speed hump for
fire trucks and up to 10 seconds for ambulance with patient

In-House Evaluation
The first evaluation involves the screening of requested speed hump locations based on street
geometric features and functional classification. Should the candidate street not meet these
initial criteria, the Village Engineer will deny the request for speed humps. The criteria for this
evaluation are:
1. The purpose of the speed hump program is to discourage traffic and speeding on local
streets. Accordingly speed humps will not be permitted on any State roads or Major Village
roads, (see definitions)
2. The street must be "primarily residential" with at least two-thirds (66%) of the
affected street frontage being in Residential zoning districts as defined on the Village's
Zoning map.
3. The street width must be less than 40' wide to indicate thestreet is not a wide arterial
street.
4. The street must have a grade of 6% or less approabhing the hump location to avoid
drainage problems and insure safe vehicle operation^
5. The street must have no parallel local residential streets. If there are parallel local
residential streets, the placement of speed humps could merely shift traffic to the
adjacent street(s). If no more than two parallel local residential streets exist, a multi street
request may be considered if accompanied by,evidence of support from all
streets involved.
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6. The candidate street ,should have a minimum distance of 800 feet between existing
stop signs or traffic signals. Streets with many stop controls would already cause the
slowing of traffic, although not necessarily slow traffic between the controls.
Consideration of Other Factors
If the street meets the above requirements, the last evaluation is the consideration of "other"
factors which could further support or detract from the candidate site. These criteria include:
1. History of accidents clearly related to speeding
2. Adequate street lighting and drainage
3. Other factors deemed appropriate by the Village Engineer and or DPW head.

Temporary Speed Humps:
The application process respects the opinions of neighborhood residents. Project
areas will be ranked and those obtaining the highest ranking will be placed at the
top of the list for temporary speed humps. To aid in providing consensus for the
project, the Village will only allow for the installation of permanent asphalt speed
humps after temporary, removable, speed humps have been installed on the street
for a time period of approximately three months. Temporary speed humps will not
be installed or allowed to remain in place during winter months to avoid damage
due to snow plowing

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�If you think speed is a factor on your street and are interested in participating in the
process to apply for speed humps, please follow the instructions below.
The following multi-step speed hump procedure is used to approve future speed hump locations
in the Village of Sleepy Hollow: Existing Village installed speed humps may not be used as
criteria for this policy,
o Letter of request
o ln-house evaluation of street functional classification and geometric features;
• In house Traffic study (collection and evaluation of traffic volume and speed data);
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Consideration of other factors; and,
• Receipt and verification of a 75% petition from impacted block between intersections.
• Letter of Request
The first step in the speed hump process is to submit a letter requesting speed humps on your
street. Please send a letter of request, co-signed by a neighbor, to:
Village Clerk
Village Hall of Sleepy Hollow
28 Beekman Avenue
Sleepy Hollow, NY 10591

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Petition
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If the above technical factors are met, then citizen Support for the project must be demonstrated
through a petition showing 75% support bf occupied properties on the affected street(s). Once a
75% petition has been received ^verified, the request will be ranked against others according
to the severity of speeding (i.e., % over the posted speed limit). Those streets ranked highest
would be first to receive speed humps as budgeted funds and staff resources permit.
Definitions:
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State Roads:
« Broadway (route 9)
• Bedford Rd. (route 448)
• Old Broadway
Major

Roads:

o Beekman Ave.
» River St.
• No. Washington
® Webber Ave.
• Bellwood Ave.
• Sleepy Hollow Rd.
Forms:
Available at Village Hall or downloadable from the Village website.

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�Meeting Date: 01/14/2020
Resolution #: 01/05/ 2020
Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow
Approving the Sleepy Hollow St. Patrick's Day Parade
BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Board of Trustees hereby allows the Sleepy
Hollow St. Patrick's Parade Committee, Inc. to hold its annual St. Patrick's Parade on
Sunday, March 15, 2020 beginning promptly at 1:00 p.m. on Main Street in Tarrytown,
and ending on Beekman Avenue near Morse School in Sleepy Hollow. Said parade to
last approximately two hours.
Moved: Trustee Leavy

Seconded: Trustee Scaglione

Vote: Unanimous

�Meeting Date: 01/14/2020
Resolution #: 01/06/2020
Resolution of the Mayor and the Board of Trustees of the Village of
Sleepy Hollow to Approve Contract for Water Department
Whereas, the Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees is desirous of entering into an annual
contract to maintain the water department's cathodic protection system, and
Whereas, a draft contract has been received by Corrpro to provide this service, and
Whereas, The Department of Public Works Superintendent has recommended entering
into this contract,
Now therefore be it resolved that the Board of Trustees hereby authorizes the
Mayor to sign the attached contract with Corrpro to maintain the water department's
cathodic protection system subject to the approval by the Village Attorney.
Moved: Trustee Scaglione

Seconded: Trustee Gonzalez

Vote: Unanimous

�Meeting Date: 01/14/2019
Resolution #: 01/07/2019
Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the
Village of Sleepy Hollow Awarding East Parcel Water Line Bid
Whereas, the Village duly solicited bids for the East Parcel Water Line Project; and
Whereas, ELQ Industries, Inc. of New Rochelle, New York has been identified as the
low bidder with a bid amount of $322,483.00; and
Whereas, all bids have been reviewed by Dolph Rotfeld Engineering who determined
this bid to be acceptable and has recommended its approval; and
Whereas, Funds have been allocated in the 2019/2020 capital budget for this project;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees herein awards the
bid for the East Parcel Water Line Project to ELQ Industries, Inc. of New Rochelle, New
York in the amount of $322,483.00
Moved: Deputy Mayor Rosenbloom Seconded: Trustee Spiro

Vote: Unanimous

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