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                  <text>A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow was held
on Tuesday, May 11,1999 at 8:00 PM in Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy
Hollow, New York.
Present:

Mayor Philip Zegarelli
Mario DiFelice
Donald Stever
Craig Laub
Robeit Higlc
James Hart

Trustees

Also Present:

Robert Ponzini, Village Attorney
Sanjay Shah, Village Treasurer

Absent:

Trustee Patricia Rodriguez

Mayor Zegarelli opened the meeting with a prayer and a pledge to the flag.
Public Hearings
Mayor Zegarelli read the attached public hearing notice regarding revisions to the
Sprinkler Code, gave a brief explanation and opened the hearing.
There being no comments from the public, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by
Trustee Laub to close the hearing, carried 5*0.
Mayor Zegarelli read the attached public hearing notice regarding the proposed
increase in the water rates, explained why we need to consider raising the water
rates and opened the hearing.
Mario Belanich commented that money from the water fund should not be
transferred. The Mayor commented that the water fund has been depleted and we
need to raise our rates because New York City has increased their rates to us.
Trustee Stever explained that New York City Aqueduct system is our source of
water and we must purchase our water from thern. Their rates have increased
substantially recently.
Trustee DiFelice asked how fast are our water meters being replaced.
Sanjay Shah explained that all meters will be replaced by next year; meters are
being tested on a priority basis.
There being no further comments, Trustee Hart moved, seconded by Trustee Higle
to close the hearing, carried 5-0.

�Approval of Minutes
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Hart to approve the minutes of April
14,1999 as written, motion carried 5-0; Trustee Higle moved, seconded by Trustee
Laub to approve the minutes of the April 27,1999 as written, motion carried 5-0;
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Hart to approve the minutes of April
29,1999 adopting the budget as written, motion carried 5-0.
The Mayor commented that we will move into executive session to discuss litigation
and a police matter; Trustee DiFelice so moved, seconded by Trustee Stever and
carried 5-0.
Back in regular session, the Mayor commented that no action was taken in executive
session.
Public Comments
Joan Ferrara of 95 Beekman Avenue complained about the noise at the Hollywood
Nites bar on the corner by the Van Tassel.
Police Chief Warren will have his officers check out the situation.
Don Caetano complained about the double parking on the corner of Lawrence and
Beekman Avenue. The Police Chief will look into it.
*

Trustee Hart thanked the Police Department for having a car removed from his
parking space on Elm Street.
Maryann Connolly thanked Robin Pell for cleaning up the islands and planting
flowers. She also asked if the handicapped parking space in front of the Van Tassel
could be moved to the corner by the bicycle shop.
Joe DeFeo commented that he would have it taken care of.
Mayor's Report
Mayor Zegarelli was in receipt of a request from the Chamber of Commerce for a
donation of $2000.00 towards the fireworks. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by
Trustee Higle to approve their request, carried 4-0.
The Mayor commented that the Board will hold a worksession at 7 PM before every
meeting.
Trustee Reports
Trustee Higle commented' that he was in receipt of a check for $5000.00 from the
John M. Olin Foundation to go towards the purchase of bicycles for our Police
Department. A thank you note will be sent to them.
Trustee Higle read the attached Recreation Department report.

�Trustee DiFelice commented that since Trustee Laub had to leave early, he read the
attached Fire Department reports and Fire Chiefs report. Trustee DiFelice moved
to approve the appointments to the Ambulance Corp., seconded by Trustee Stever
and carried 4-0; Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Hart to approve the
request to take the Fire Chiefs1 cars and Engine 85 to the Fire Chiefs* Convention
in June, motion carried 4-0.
Trustee Stever reported that he has spoken to Nicholas Robinson, the Chairman of
the Planning Board to schedule a meeting of the three boards to have an in-house
seminar to discuss their powers and responsibilities.
Trustee Stever commented that he had discussions with the current owners of the
Rockefeller property. He suggested that the village take formal steps to change the
zoning in that area. Attached resolutions were then passed.
Trustee DiFelice read the attached Public Works Report and commented that this is
National Police Week.
He also commented that there is room for small boats at the Sleepy Hollow Landing
Park.
Trustee DiFelice commented that there has been complaints regarding parking on
both sides of the street on Tappan Avenue. After brief discussion, Trustee DiFelice
moved, seconded by Trustee Hart to call for a public hearing on June 15,1999 to
consider a No Parking zone in the proposed area, carried 4-0.
In the absence of Trustee Rodriguez, Mayor Zegarelli commented that committees
will be set up to help with the census.
Discussion ensued on the upcoming meetings and worksessions for the summer. The
worksession schedule is June 10(k, July 8th and August 5lh. The regular board
meetings will be June 15th, July 13th and August 10th with a worksession starting at
7PM before each regular board meeting.
Mayor Zegarelli commented that some of the topics to be discussed at the next
worksession are the proposed reduction of the escalated fines and a moratorium
whereby people can come in and clear up their back tickets, the proposed binding
arbitration award in the Police Department and the yearly contract with the SPCA.
Trustee Hart reported that he is currently reviewing bills on prior plumbing bills
on work that was done in this building and other buildings and is asking Trustee
Higle to review some of those bills with him.
Trustee Hart is working with Sanjay Shah on the status on his response on the
recent state audit report.
Resolutions-Attached
Old Business-None

�New Business-None
Communications, Petitions &amp; Requests
Mayor Zegarelli read a petition from residents objecting to the opening of the
former Sophie's bar. A copy has been given to the Police Chief.
The Mayor read a letter from Jerry Fine of Folchetti and Associates thanking the
Mayor and Board for the approval of his contract with the village.
Communication from Allan Block Insurance Company was read by the Mayor.
Mayor Zegarelli read a petition presented by Judy Hefferon of 9 Fremont Road
signed by several residents requesting a speed bump between Evergreen and
Hemlock.
Chief Warren commented that a survey was conducted in that area and it showed
that cars are not speeding; they are driving at or below the current limit.
Mayor Zegarelli received a thank you letter from the Hispanic Advisory Board.
Mayor Zegarelli commented that an executive session will be held with outside
counsel this Thursday at 7 PM dealing with General Motors litigation.
Mayor Zegarelli made appointments to several committees, (list is attached)
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Stever to approve the appointments to
the Recreation Advisory Board, motion carried 4-0.
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Hart to approve the appointments to
the Tree Commission, motion carried 4-0.
On the Public Safety Committee, Trustee Higle seconded the Mayor's motion,
carried 4-0.
On the Tourism and Celebrations Committee, Trustee DiFelice seconded the
Mayor's motion, carried 4-0.
On the Mayor's Advisory Board, Trustee Stever seconded the Mayor's motion,
carried 4-0.
Approval of Warrants
Trustee Stever moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice to approve the warrant of the
General fund for a total of $108,845.17 and authorize the Treasurer to pay the bills,
motion carried 4-0; Trustee Stever moved, seconded by Trustee Higle to approve
the warrant of the Water and Sewer fund for a total of $4,608.01 and authorize the
treasurer to pay the bills, motion carried 4-0; Trustee Stever moved, seconded by
Trustee Higle to approve the warrant of the Capital fund for a total of $124,315.89
and authorize the treasurer to pay the bills, motion carried 4-0.
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�Public Comments
John Edwards commented on a light that was out on Pine Street. He commented
that he is still working on getting us our own zip code.
The Mayor commented that he spoke with Sue Kelly and she is trying to help us.
Joe DeFeo commented that the light will be taken care of by our electrician, Larry
Verdi. We have a list of lights that need to be repaired.
Chick Galella complained about our phone system. The Mayor commented that it is
on our agenda to be changed.
There being no further comments, Mayor Zegarelli moved to go into executive
session to discuss personnel matters, seconded by Trustee DiFelice and carried.
Discussion ensued on personnel matters in the Public Works Department.
Back in regular session, the Mayor commented that no formal action was taken in
executive session. There being no further business, Trustee DiFelice moved,
seconded by Trustee Higle to adjourn the meeting, motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,

Angela Everett
Village Clerk

�RESOLUTIONS MAY 11. 1999

29.
Be It resolved that the Board of Trustees approves the attached list of
delinquent accounts for the Sleepy Hollow Water and Sewer Department and.
pursuant to Section u-i 118 of the Village of Sleepy Hollow laws as amended,
these accounts shall he entered on the Village Tax Roll.
MOVED: Tr„ch a o *-*„**.

SECONDED:Trustee D i F e l i c e

VOTE:

4-0

30. Be it Resolved that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow hereby
declares itself lead agency under the State Environmental Quality Review Act
and Regulations set forth at Point 617 NYCRR to consider a proposal to amend
Chapter 62 of the Sleepy Hollow Village Code by amending the official zoning
map to re-zone all non-public property lying within the Village of Sleepy Hollow
situated east of the Old Croton Aqueduct and south of Bedford Road and
County House Road from
R-3 to R-l.
Moved: Trustee Stever Seconded: Trustee Higle Vote; 4-0
31. Be it Resolved that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow shall
hold a public hearing at 8:00 PM on May 25,1999 at 28 Beekman Avenue,
Sleepy Hollow, New York to hear public comments concerning a proposal to rezone all non-public property taxes lying within the Village of Sleepy Hollow
situated east of the Old Croton Aqueduct and south of Bedford and County
House Roads from R-3 to R-l, and be it further resolved that such proposal be
referred to the Planning Board for a recommendation with respect to such
proposal, to be delivered to the Board of Trustees on or before June 15,1999.
Moved: Trustee Stever Seconded: Trustee DiFelice Vote: 4-0

�List of Water Account Balances for Transfer to Tax Roll - FY 98-99
NAME
ACCOUNT
1004 BIOMBO INC.
1015 5 CLINTON REALTY CORP.
1023 RADHAME PICHARDO
1039 DASHLEY CORP.
1040 AFP ENTERPRISE
1042 AFP ENTERPRISES
1048 A. INNARELLI
1065 5 CLINTON REALTY CORP.
1083 VICTOR &amp; JOSEFA RIVAS
GEORGE SOZA (TEN)
1088
GAGLIARDI MICHAEL &amp; WENDY ANN
1089
GASPAR CRUZ
1093
SANTOS ROJAS
1101
HUMBERTO LEON, SR.
1112
PAUL BRANNIGAN
1142
FRANK O'BRIEN
1149
FRANK O'BRIEN
1150
PETER &amp; GUS TOWNE TAVERN
1151
ELIZABETH MIKULASEK
1206
MICHAEL HYLAND
1207
JAMES SPENCER
1237
WM. KAZURA &amp; M. TIRANOFF
1242
DAVID ROSENBERG&amp; DAISY ASPEE
1244
MICHAEL HYLAND
1248
NICHOLAS ARBITRIO
1254
MICHAEL HYLAND
1277
SHEILA SCHOENE
1313
CARLOS WILSON R.
1332
Ml 'NOZ GUILLERMO
1346
FRANCIS ST PROPERTY
1355
B.RABADI&amp;J. KHOCKY
1362
JOHN CULLEN II
1367
DENNIS FORTE
1369
FRANK BOLOGNA
1442
CITIBANK
1448
JERRY'S ITALIAN DELI
1468
BOB HEIL
1474
JANET GANDOLFO
1500
MRS. MARY VINCEK
2010
FRANK OCCHIPINTI
2011
ROSETTA&amp;RADHAME&amp;JUAN PICHARDO
2024
SMITH.GWENDOLYN &amp; HAYS-CARTER
2031
GEORGE DICKEY
2032
W. PALMER
2043
DANIEL GALGANO &amp; MARC MAZZARUL .
2054
CLAUDIA LILLO
2057
JOSE R. TORRES
2060
ACHILLES LIGERAS
2067

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SERV_AD
85-87 CORTLANDT ST.
97CORTLANDTST.
111 CORTLAND ST.
145 CORTLAND ST.
146 CORTLANDT ST.
148 CORTLANDT ST.
166 CORTLANDT ST.
5 CLINTON ST.
28 CLINTON ST.
35 CLINTON STREET
36 CLINTON ST.
45 CLINTON ST.
58 CLINTON ST.
17BEEKMANAVE.
72 BEEKMAN AVE.
88 BEEKMAN AVE.(PIT)
90 BEEKMAN AVE.
92 BEEKMAN AVE.
218 BEEKMAN AVE
220 BEEKMAN AVE.
88 DEPEYSTER STREET
119DEPEYSTERST.
123 DEPEYSTER STREET
128 1/2 DEPEYSTER ST.
135 DEPEYSTER STREET
19CEDERST.
13 CHESTNUT STREET
72 CHESTNUT ST.
21BARNHARTAVE.
30BARNHARTAVE.
9 FRANCIS ST.
15 FRANCIS ST.
18 FRANCIS ST.
276 NORTH BROADWAY
310 N.BROADWAY
364 BROADWAY(PIT)
493 BROADWAY
61 GORY BROOK RD.(PIT)
19 HUDSON ST.
20 HUDSON ST.
36 HUDSON ST.
54 HUDSON STREET
56 HUDSON STREET
19 KENDALL AVE.
30 KENDALL AVE.
34 KENDALL AVE
37 KENDALL AVE.
15 IRVING PLACE

Pagel

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AMOUNT
$ 7,562.76
$ 6,729.49
$ 1,540.19
190.96
$
$ 5,506.99
$ 2,113.28
$ 1,161.59
$ 1,217.82
709.06
$
190.45
$
874.63
$
584.06
$
282.34
$
33.19
$
154.82
$
$ 3,683.21
$ 1,259.91
727.21
$
599.04
$
584.84
$
93.39
$
33.63
$
137.23
$
343.04
$
$ 2,617.25
679.88
$
84.27
$
317.97
$
229.21
$
33.19
$
70.63
$
78.72
$
57.41
$
$ 1,136.15
76.52
$
273.88
$
43.73
$
97.90
$
21.53
$
550.44
$
741.08
$
282.62
$
138.32
$
208.18
$
96.82
$
135.30
$
286.68
$
473.74
$

�List of Water Account Balances for Transfer to Tax Roll - FY 98-99
2070 ISABEL PUEBLA
2158 JAMES YOSOFIDES
2224 L WALTERS
2257 IMPORT CARS
2303 EDA A. MODESTA
2305 ANDREW &amp; LENA O'NEILL
2375 JOHN D. BRANNIGAN
2415 R.RAMBARON &amp; L CAMPOS
2469 JANET GANDOLFO
3144 TUCKER.HAROLD III&amp; JANE M.
3146 BRUCE &amp; BRIDGET WALKER
3191 JOHN TODOROVICH
3246 P. GILLETTE &amp; S. NORMAN
3273 YASMEEN &amp; AZHA ALL
3315 JOESPH MURRAY
3372 DON &amp; SUSAN NIX
3377 JOHN &amp; LANNI LEWIS
3381 J &amp; E SAVINO
3413 GEORGE HRITZ
3415 SAMUEL REICHBURG
14891 MARIO.SALVATOR.MARY TUMINO
23531 S. MARMO
23861 CHARLES E. McGOWAN
24723 ANTHONY BUETI
32954 A. &amp; M. VALDESPINO
32971 ORTELIO ESPINOSA
5575705 AGUSTIN TRAINA
7874440 AGUSTIN TRIANA
9643066 ROBERT MIRSBERGER
9658419 MICHAEL HYLAND
9665857 MIGUEL JIMINEZ '
9905733 MARIO BRUNI &amp; FRANK CAMPISI

21 IRVING PLACE
227 WASHINGTON ST.
177 VALLEY ST.
333 BROADWAY
127 NEW BROADWAY
134 NEW BROADWAY
11 HOLLAND AVE.
27 MAPLE ST.
174 WEBBER AVE.
269 MILLARD AVE.(PIT)
270 MILLARD AVE.
150HARWOODAVE.
144 HUNTER AVE.(PIT)
465MUNROEAVE.
26 FREMONT RD.
25 EVERGREEN WAY
36 HEMLOCK DRIVE
5 BIRCH CLOSE
16LAKEVIEWAVE.
22LAKEVIEWAVE.
46 DELL ST.
219 GORDON AVE.
55 HOLLAND AVE.
188 WEBBER AVE.(PIT)
6 LAKESHORE CLOSE(PIT)
2 FREMONT RD.(PIT)
128 CORTLANDT ST. REST
128 CORTLANDT STREET
95 COLLAGE AVE.
155 DEPEYSTER ST.
139 CORTLANDT ST.(PIT)
230 N. WASHINGTON ST.

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42.45
$
368.58
$
$ 863.65
19.21
$
$ 208.33
76.98
$
149.17
$
165.11
$
68.03
$
29.63
$
89.15
$
$ 253.24
46.99
$
81.73
$
594.49
$
$ 438.90
599.39
$
$ 479.02
43.52
$
$ 212.11
57.41
$
133.11
$
$ 253.56
52.20
$
27.89
$
332.41
$
141.38
$
299.36
$
21.53
$
$ 2,944.98
158.98
$
966.70
$
$55,263.74

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SU3F7 HOLLOW FIBS D&amp;MU23T
Sleepy Hollow, Ngw.York

Fire Patrol
Org. 1876
Pocantico Hook and Ladder
Org. J 878
Rescue Hose Co. No. 1
Org. 1887
Union Hose Eng. Co. No. 2
Org. 1887
Columbia Hose Co. No. 3
Org. 1899

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May 1 ,

John Cellante
Chief Engineer
Richard Gross
First Assistant Chief
John Korzeiius
Second Assistant Chief

1999

Board of Trustees;
2 8 Beekman Avenue
Sleepy Hollow, NY

10591

Please be advised that the Fire Council requests all Fire
Hydrants be flow tested and painted to National Fire
Protection Association Standards.
If you have any questions, contact any one of the Fire Chiefs
Thank you for your assistance in the matter.
Firematically yours,

John E. Korzeiius
Recording Secretary

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SLEEP? HOLLOW FIRE UFAHIIBT
Sleepy Hollow, New.Vork

Fire Patrol
Org. 1876
Pocantico Hook and Ladder
Org. 1878
Rescue Hose Co. No. 1
Org. 1887
Union Hose Eng. Co. No. 2
Org. 1887
Columbia Hose Co. No. 3
Org. 1899

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John Cellante
Chief Engineer
Richard Gross
First Assistant Chief
John Korzelius
Second Assistant Chief

CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE REPORT
Month of

March.

19 99

Total number of A l a n r n s : ^ ^ Total, Hour.s In Service- 7.05
General

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Chief in charge:

Alarm 133:
Cellante
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«——«»—_____
Alarm 146:
Gross

AJarm 12:
Alarm 14:
Alarm 15:

2

Alarm 16:

1

^_°ther:

113-3

8
-• •
_9

Korzelius

T

Alarm 17:
260

Alarm 124: _ 3

Total ManPower Hrs. 1,833

Alarm

:

Deputy:

Alarm

:

Cat&gt;t i BaYsa _ L

Men responded to 18

Alarms for an average of 14.44 men per alarm:

Drills:

Power Tool Report:

Driver Training:

R-12

R-12

R-12

L-38

L-38

L-38

E-85

E-85

E-85

E-86

E-86

E-87

E-87

Fire Inspections:.

__

__

E-86
E-87

Chief Investigations:.

Injuries:
Comments: On 3 / 1 1 / 9 9 there was a Operational discussion and Review
Of the alarm at 34-36 Clinton S t . . 26 members attended. Also on 3/13/99
there was a seminar on ff.
members a t t e n d e d .

s a f e t v &amp; f . a . s . t . teams at P ' v i l l e - 13

�SLEEP? HOLLOW FIBS DEPAETMEBT

H

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Sl«epy Hollow, Ngw.York

Fire Patrol
Org. 1876
Pocantico Hook and Ladder
Org. 1878
Rescue Hose Co. No. 1
Org. 1887
Union Hose Eng. Co. No. 2
Org. 1887
Columbia Hose Co. No. 3
Org. 1899

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John Cellante
Chief Engineer
Richard Gross
First Assistant Chief
John Korzelius
Second Assistant Chief

CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE REPORT
Month of Apr, 1,-Mar. 31 1998 to 1999
Total number of Alarms: 165
General
Alarm 12:

Jfttt.
13

Alarm 14:
Alarm 15:

Alarm 124:

Chief in charge:

Alarm 113-: _JL0

Cellante

80

Alarm 146:

Gross

73

Other

s t i l l : 16

Alarm 16:

Alarm? 18-1 # 13:

Alarm 17:

Alarm

2273

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24

Total Hours In S e r v i c e l 3 5 . 8 2 Total ManPower Hrs.308,718.86

Men responded to 165

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:#123: 1

Korzelius

Deputy: C. Capossela- 2, Capt. Hayes- 1
DeoutY; W, Hennessey- 1

Alarms for an average of 13»775 m e n per alarm:

Drills: 19_

Power Tool Report:

Driver Training:

R-12

R-12

R-12

L-38

L-38

L-38

E-85

E-85

E-85

E-86

E-86

E-86

E-87

E-87

E-87

Fire Inspections:.

Chief Investigations:..

Injuries:

Comments:

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Ambulance Corps, report see attached;

�Village of Sleepy Hollow
Public Hearing Notice
Please take notice that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow will
hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, May 11,1999 at 8:00 PM or soon thereafter in
Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York to hear and consider
amending Chapter 48B of the code of the Village of Sleepy Hollow entitled
Sprinklers, Section 48.B-6, Bureau of Fire Prevention, to increase the current
number of members of the Bureau of Fire Prevention from four members to five
members.
All residents and parties in interest are entitled to attend and be heard at said
hearing.
Hearing is accessible to the handicapped.
By Order of the Board of Trustees
Angela Everett-Village Clerk
Dated: April 28,1999

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Public Hearing Notice
Village of Sleepy Hollow

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow hold a
public hearing on Tuesday, May 11,1999 at 8:00 PM or soon thereafter in Village Hall, 28
Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York to hear public comments on proposed increases in
the water rates of the Village of Sleepy Hollow Water Department effective for all water
consumption as of June 1,1999. The proposal for the new rates is as follows:
TIERS

PROPOSED

0-500 cu. ft.
501 -6,000 cu.
ft.
6,001 -20,000 cu. ft.
20,001 and above

$20 per 1,000 cu. ft.
23 per 1,000 cu. ft.
28 per 1,000 cu. ft.
44 per 1,000 cu. ft.

All taxpayers, residents and parties in interest are entitled to attend and be heard at said hearing.
The hearing is accessible to the handicapped.
By Order of the Board of Trustees
Dated: April 30, 1999
Angela Everett, Village Clerk

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�Public Works Report
May 11,1999

Tree work is ongoing.
Line painting is continuing.
Street light repairs is ongoing.
Reminder: Please tie brush up in bundles of no longer than S feet and place at the
curb on Monday morning for pick-up.
Street paving and the 50/50 sidewalk program will resume once the plant is
reopened.
The County sidewalk project along Beekman Avenue is nearing completion.
Water meter reading is taking place now.
Hydrant flushing will start on May 17 through May 28, Monday through Friday
from 9 AM-2 PM. Residents may experience some discoloration in their water.

�(PETICION: DECIMOS NO A OTRO BAR EN LA CALLE CHESTNUT)

PETJTION : SAY NO TO A BAR ON CHESTNUT
STREET

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To:

Sleepy Hollow Mayor and Sleepy Hollow
Town Board Members

F/om: Chestnut Street Homeowners and Residents
Date:

May 1, 1999

Re:

PROPOSED BAR AT &amp; Chestnut Street,
Sleepy Hollow, New York 10591
We the homeowners and residents of Chestnut Street,

Sleepy Hollow, New Yqrk, stand together in opposition to the

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proposed opening of a Bar establishment at

. We have

experienced first hand the detriment of having a bar in our
backyards, for many years the bar formally known as "Sofia's Bar"
Which existed at the above referenced location brought with it
crime, violence and fear to our street.

We want a STOP to

dangerous and violent activities in our street. We are descent
working people who deserve to live in a neighbadlQA

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threat of violence and danger brought by having a bar in the
middle of a residential street.

(Nosotros los duenos y arrendatarios de la calle Chestnut, Sleepy Hollow, Nueva
York, juntos nos oponemos a la propuesta apertura de otro bar en

.

Nosotros hemos tenido la experiencia de vivir con un bar en nuestros patios, por
muchos anos el bar conocido como "Sofia's Bar" que existio en el lugar mencionado,
trajo a nuestra calle, crimen, violencia y miedo a nuestra calle. Queremos parar el
peligro y las actividades violentas en nuestra calle. Nosotros somos gente decente y
trabajadoras, tenemos derecho de vivir en una comunidad sin el peligro de violencia
que trae con el un bar.)

We ask you to stand beside us in rejecting the re-opening of
a bar at the above referenced location. We as your constituents
ask you to consider the injurious impact having a bar in our street.
How many times have our police been called to that same
location?

How many arrests for possession of drugs and fire

arms? How many fights broken up?

How many arrests for

disorderly conduct? '

(Les pedimos que nos apoyen en la decision de no aceptar un nuevo bar en
nuestra calie*

Ustedes como nuestros representantes, consideren lo siguiente.

Cuantas veces nuestra policia ha sido llamada a este lugar? Cuantos arrestos por
posesion de drogas y de armas? Cuantas peleas? Cuantos otros arrestos por mala
conducta?)

It is time to stop the endless cycle of danger and violence.
We want and deserve a safe place to live. If you allow another
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bar to be opened you will take away our peace and safety, and
we will hold you accountable for any consequences such a
decision may bring to our neighborhood.
(Es tiempo que terminemos el ciclo de violencia y peligro.

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merecemos un lugar descente donde vivir. Si ustees dejan que otro bar sea abierto,

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nos robaran nuestra paz y seguridad, y nosotros los haremos a ustedes responsables
por las consequencias que? otro bar traiga.)

The undersigned respectfully ask you to reject any petition to
open a bar at the above referenced location.
(Las personas que han firm ado les piden respetuosamente que no acepten una
peticion para abrir otro bar en la calle Chestnut.)

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