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

Mayor Philip Zegarelli
Mario DiFelice
Patricia Rodriguez
Donald Stever
James Hart

Also Present:

Absent:

Trustees

Brian Murphy, Village Attorney
Sanjay Shah, Village Treasurer
Trustee Robert Higle
Trustee Craig Laub

Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order with a prayer and pledge to the flag.
Public Hearing
Mayor Zegarelli read the attached public hearing notice with regard to the proposed
re-zoning of County House Road. Dave Smith of Saccardi and Schiff gave a brief
overview of the proposed rezoning.
Henry Hockerman, attorney representing the applicant, commented that they had
no objection to the rezoning but asked that the board not file with the Secretary of
State until further review.
Mario Belanich asked about the difference between R-3 and R-l zoning.
Trustee Stever explained.
There being no further comments, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee
Rodriguez to close the hearing, motion carried.
Mayor Zegarelli presented Lorraine Annichiarico with a Certificate of Appreciation
for all her skills and the time she has devoted to the village. She has repaired torn
flags, made aphgans and has various other sewing skills.
John Butler of Bell Atlantic addressed the board regarding the proposed AT&amp;T and
Media-One merger. He commented that the citizens should be alerted about this
proposed merger and that Bell Atlantic has a lot to offer. Bell Atlantic is against this
merger.
Mayor Zegarelli reported that overall, Tropical Storm Floyd's damage to the village
was light in comparison to other areas.

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�Mayor Zegarelli praised Joe DcFeo and his crew for a great job the night of the
storm and praised the members of the Fire Department for all their help in pumping
out basements for our residents.
The Mayor commented on the ongoing issue of encephalitis. Anyonefindinga dead
bird should contact the Police Department and they will pick it up and send it to the
Health Department. Chief Warren explained the procedure that is followed when a
dead bird is found.
We will be notified by the Health Department 48 hours before spraying takes place
in our village.
Approval of Minutes
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Hart to approve the minutes of
September 14,1999 as written, motion carried 5-0.
Public Comments
Don Caetano commented that the sanitation men should be careful when picking up
garbage if there is any standing water in lids of the garbage cans. He also asked if
anything was done about the fire department situation on Lawrence Avenue.
The Mayor commented that we are trying to resolve the situation and have been
discussing the matter with the Fire Chiefs.
Charles Curi commented that there were many rumors regarding the Mayor's bank
and GM. They are not true.
Mayor Zegarelli commented that because of the size of his bank, they are precluded
from doing any business with the village and that we would not do any business
with the village because of his position.
Joe DeFeo commented that the Mayor spent most of the night of the storm with the
public works crew.
Mayor Belanich commented again on the parking on the streets in the Manors and
there is no sign about no parking more than 48 hours on the streets.
The Mayor responded thgt.he met with the Board of Directors of the PMIA to try
and resolve this issue. He commented that we don't need signs on every street for
the 48 hour ordinance.
Jeanette Morrison commented on a problem she is having with the sand that is
going into her yard from the yard above hers.
James Margotta explained that he spoke to the owner of the other property on this
matter. Trustee Stever asked that he look into it further and report back to him.
Mayor's Report
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Mayor Zegarelli was in receipt of a letter from Maria Cellante of 34 Hudson Terrace
regarding a drainage problem. (Referred to Public Works)
The Mayor asked that a motion be made authorizing him to sign the contract with
Legion Fireworks for fireworks to be held on December 17th and December 31"*,
Trustee DiFelice so moved, seconded by Trustee Stever and carried 5-0.
The Mayor received a letter from the North Tarrytown Reunion Committee
requesting that the Riverfront Park be named in honor of the late John J. Horan.
Chick Galella also asked that this park be named after John J. Horan.
The Mayor explained that the board is discussing this matter.
The North Tarrytown Committee has requested permission to put up a reunion
sign at the top of Beekman Avenue; Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee
Hart to grant this permission, carried 5-0.
Mayor Zegarelli reminded everyone that a scoping session on the Kendal project
will be held on Thursday, October 7,1999 at 8 PM in village hall.
Mayor Zegarelli commented that Union Hose had requested permission to take their
truck to South Amboy. Trustee Rodriguez moved, seconded by Trustee Hart to
approve their request, motion carried 4-0-1 with Mayor Zegarelli, Trustees Hart,
Stever and Rodriguez voting yes and Trustee DiFelice abstaining.
The Mayor was in receipt of a letter from Mayor Janos advising us that he has
appointed John Nolan, Nancy Checchi, William Cerbone and Susan Sincero to his
side of the Villages' Advisory Board.
Mayor Zegarelli commented that the Parks department will no longer be under
Public Works and that the three Parks employees, Robert Pell, Jerry Navin and
Daniel Gallagher will be reporting to Robin Pell except for such Department of
Public Works needs such as Wednesdays when they will report to Joe DeFeo.
The Mayor commented that we have discussed several options on to separate 79
College Avenue from the village.
Trustee DiFelice commented that the board has discussed the issue regarding the
time that garbage can be put out for pickup. More discussion ensued and the Mayor
commented that the board needs to look into this further.
The Mayor was in receipt of a letter of resignation from Betsy Sawyer-Gaylin from
the Planning Board and a letter of resignation from George Tanner from the Zoning
Board.
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Mayor Zegarelli appointed George Tanner to the Planning Board to fill the
unexpired term of Ms:. Gaylin. Trustee Rodriguez moved, seconded by Trustee Hart
to approve this appointment, carried 5-0.
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�The Mayor appointed Thomas Capossela to the Architectural Review Board to fill
fill a vacancy; Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Hart to approve this
appointment, carried 5-0.
Mayor Zegarelli appointed Terrence McGlynn to the Waterfront Advisory Board to
fill a vacancy; Trustee Stever moved, seconded by Trustee Rodriguez to approve this
appointment, motion carried 5-0.
The Mayor appointed Jim Timmings, Jr. to the Ethics Board to fill a vacancy;
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Hart and carried 5-0.
The Mayor asked that a motion be made to set the snow removal reserve at
$72,089.02 and according to Section 6-E of the General Municipal Law, total reserve
for snow removal may be brought up to $100,000.00; Trustee Hart so moved,
seconded by Trustee DiFelice and motion carried 5-0.
Mayor Zegarelli asked for a motion setting up the tax stabilization reserve of
$200,000.00 which can only be used for tax stabilization and will require a super
majority vote; Trustee DiFelice so moved, seconded by Trustee Hart and carried 50.
Trustee Reports
Trustee Hart reported that the year end audit is almost completed sjid will be in
Albany by September 30,1999.
Trustee Rodriguez commented that the signs directing people to Devries Field
should be changed and one should be erected directing people to the Writers'
Center. Brief discussion ensued.
Trustee DiFelice read the attached Public Works report and Fire Council
correspondence and Fire Chiefs reports. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by
Trustee Stever to approve the Fire Council appointments, motion carried 5-0.
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Rodriguez to approve all other
actions, motion carried. ••
Trustee DiFelice read the attached Police Chiefs report.
Trustee DiFelice reminded everyone that Saturday night, October 2nd at Losee Park
at 7 PM, the Sleepy Hollow Police challenges the Tarrytown Police in a softball
game.
Trustee Stever reported that the Architectural Review Board will meet this
Wednesday. The Planning Board will be holding a series of worksessions and be
holding informal meetings with developers. He, Planning Board Chair, and
planning and engineering consultants had had a very productive meeting with
Inter-development Corporations with respect to development on the waterfront.
Resolutions-None

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Old Business
Trustee Stever moved, seconded by Trustee Rodriguez that the Board of Trustees
call for a public hearing on Tuesday, October 12,1999 at 8 PM regarding the
adoption of a Local Law which would authorize a cluster development
simultaneously with the approval of a plat or plats pursuant to the provisions of
Article 7 of the Village Law, section 7-738 and said proposed Local Law, motion
carried 5-0.
Mayor Zegarelli asked that a motion be made to award the appraisal of the GM site
to McGrath, Basciani &amp; Associates for $8,900.00; Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded
by Trustee Hart and carried 5-0.
New Business-None
Communications. Petitions &amp; Requests
Village Clerk read letter from Lilawatee Balgobin of 180 Valley Street informing the
village that they are renewing a liquor license for their liquor store and the
Horseman Diner has applied for a liquor license. (Referred to Police Chief)
Mayor Zegarelli was in receipt of correspondence from Con Ed with regard to
trying to find out how many meters are in each building.
A letter was received from Doug Maas regarding the time that leaf blowers can be
operated.
We received correspondence from FEMA regarding funding from the damage of the
storm Floyd.
A letter was received from Elizabeth Gareis regarding the litter at the end of Gory
Brook Road. (Referred to the Public Works Department and Police Department)
Dave Smith commented that he has prepared a memo outlining some of the issues
with respect to the Kendal proposal for the scoping session on Thursday.
Mayor Zegarelli received correspondence from Assemblyman Richard Brodsky
offering to help us with the GM development.
Approval of Warrants
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Stever to approve the warrants with
minor exceptions and authorize the Treasurer to pay the bills, motion carried 5-0.
The total of the General fund is $90,970.43, the Water &amp; Sewer fund total is
$3,659.57 and the Capital fund total is $65,982.48.
Public Comments
John Edwards reported on a list of upcoming events that the Celebrations
Committee is planning.
Don Caetano asked about a Youth Officer. The Police Chief commented that we do
not have one at this time.

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There being no further comments, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee
Rodriguez to adjourn the meeting, carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Angela Everett
Village Clerk

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****As per authorization by Mayor Zegarelli, on page 4, the total snow removal
reserve should be $110,000.00 and the total tax stabilization reserve should be
$350,000.

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Public Works Report
September 28,1999

Repaired 18" water main break at the end of Gory Brook Road.

Sidewalk replacement should resume sometime next week.
Street paving will resume on Thursday, October 7th starting with Howard Street
from Pocantico to Washington Street to the bank, raindate is Friday, October 8th.
Irving Place is on the street paving list.
We received a check for $40,460.35 from the CHIPS program for reimbursement of
the paving of the last three streets in the Manors.
We are collecting data for storm related expenses.
Tree work is ongoing.
Railings have been installed at the pavilion site at Devries Park.
20.63 tons of storm related debris was collected and hauled to Karta Recycling.

�VILLAGE OP SLEEPY HOLLOW
NOTICE OP PUBLIC BEARING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that a Public Hearing will be held by the
Board of Trustees of the village of Sleepy Hollow on September
, 1999 at 8:00 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 28 Beekman
Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York, regarding the adoption of a Local
Law of the 'Village of Sleepy Hollow for the year 1999 which would
amend the Zoning Code of the Village of Sleepy Hollow by changxng
the Zoning district classification of all non-public properties
situated east of the old Croton Aqueduct and south of Bedford and
County House Roads and composed of the following tax lots, from R-3
One

Family

Residence/Moderate

Density

to

R-l

One

Family

Residence/Open Development.
Section 115.12, Block 2, Lot 35
Section 115.12, Block 2, Lot 36
By order of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy
Hollow dated September 14, 1999.
VILLAGE OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
VILLAGE CLERK

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SLEEPY HOLLOW FOB DEMRTMER
Hollow, New 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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CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE REPORT
Month of June,

Total number of Alarms: 20
General

Total ManPower Hrs.6772.5

Alarm 12

Alarm fi3-: _ * .

Cellante

Alarm 14

Alarm 148:

Gross

Alarm 15

Other

Alarm 16

Alarm

: # 13- 1

Alarm

:

1

__

Total Hours In S e r v i c e ^ . 5

Chief in charge:

301

li

1999

Alarm 124:

Alarm 17

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John CelUnte
Chief Engineer
Richard Orosi
, First Assistant Chief
John Konelius
Second Assistant Chief

Men responded to 20

# 123- 1

Korzelius
Deputy:

..B*-Clmlla=_lJ. Morablto- 1

Alarms for an average of 15.05

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-88

E-87

E-87

Fire Inspections:.

.1,0.

JL

_ 3 _

men per alarm:

E-86
E-87

Chief Investigations:.

Injuries:6/26- T. Dede- smoke Inhalation, L. Rutiglan-'ltwisted
i£ltwis£« ankle
See Page #2
i- my perttens ion,, exhaustion
M. Hayes- smoke i n h a l a t i o n , M, Johnson-jhyper
re yas
Comments: 6n 6/26 at 12:29 HRS. a working structure
Vas r&lt;
reported to S.H.P.D.
173 Beekman Ave.. Three occupants were rescued ( 2 by ground ladder, 1 was talked
n. Several surrounding F. D.'s sent mutual aid. Fifty members responded and were
he scene until 23:45 HRS.,.total 11 hrs. 16 min.. On 6/27 there were two calls
to the scene for extinguihing hot spots.

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SLEEPY HOLLOW FIRE D 8 P U M E R
SI—py Hollow, New 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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CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE REPORT
Month of
Total number of Alarms:
General

2

I

JA

July*

1999

Total Hours In Service 21.816 Total ManPower Hrs.6,894.066
Alarm 124:

Chief In charge:

Alarm 12:

Alarm 113.; _2

Cellante

Alarm 14:

Alarm 148:

Gross

Alarm 15:

Other

Still: 2

Alarm 16:

Alarm

: Stand-by

Alarm 17:

Alarm

: Parade- 1

315

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

Men responded to 21

Korzeiius
1

Deputy:

Alarms for an average of 15*°

Drills:

Power Tool Report:

Driver Training:

R-12

R-12

R-12

L-38

L-38

E-85

E-85

E-86

E-86

E-87

E-87

Fire Inspections:

2

_XQ

men per alarm:

Radio test- 1 t.38
2

E-85

Radio test- 1 E-86
E-87
Chief Investigations:

Injuries:
Comments:

0n 7

/21

t0 7

/ 2 5 B* Rivera, K, Pircio, and T. Spota attended

Fire Expo Seminars at Baltimore, Md also on 7/24 W. Gonzolez, M. Cellante,
E. Brennen, J. OJito, and M. Ferguson attended Fire fighter Safety &amp;
Course at West. Cty. Training Ctr.

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SLEEP? HOLLOW FIRE DEMRTMER
Sleepy Hollow, New .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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CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE REPORT
Month of

AOGosr*^ 19

99

Total number of Alarms:JJjL-. Total Hours In Service if.jLSJt Total ManPower Hrs.
General

/V

Alarm 124:

Chief in charge:

Alarm 12

±

Alarm 113.;

Qellante

Alarm 14

Alarm 146:

Gross

Alarm 15

Other

**/£/-

Alarm 16

Alarm

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Deputy:

Alarm 17

Alarm

:

Cf)ftT&gt; to/eXQ -

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

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Men responded to £ P *

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£.

Korzelius

Sefiun

CHAAJO

J

Alarms for an average of /6/3£3men per alarm:

Drills:

Power Tool Report:

Driver Training:

R-12

R-12

R-12

±

L-38

L-38

L-38

^L

E-85

.E-85

E-85

E-86

E-88

E-86

E-87

E-87

E-87

Fire Inspections:
Injuries:

;

T.Cd^lA/i/re

,

Chief Investigations:.
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Comments: Qls/^k. fl£Tlo*&gt; OV Police

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£193,11

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SEPT HOLLOW FIRE DEFA&amp;TMEXT
Slagpy Hollow, Ntw.'fork

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

September 28, 1999

Board of Trustees
28 Beekman Avenue
Sleepy Hollow, NY

10591
MEMBERSHIP

New Members:
Pocantico H&amp;L - Paul Cappello, 51^ New Broadway/ S.H.
Union Hose - Robert Zivica, 213 Gordon Avenue, S.H.
New Drivers:
Columbia Hose - Todd Spota
Rescue Hose - Michael Hayes
Completed Courses:
Fire Patrol - M. Johnson &amp; E. Brennen, Firefighting Essentials
Columbia Hose - Todd Spota, Vehicle Extrication
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Resignations:
Ambulance 13 - Maria Panqueva
Firematically yours,
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—

John E. Korzelius
Recording Secretary

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