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A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Sleepy Hollow was held
on Tuesday, March 14, 2000 at 8 PM in Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy
Hollow, New York.
Present:

Mayor Philip Zegarelli
Mario DiFelice
James Hart
Donald Stever
Robert Higle

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Absent:

Also Present:

Trustees

Trustee Richard Zieja
Trustee Patricia Rodriguez
Barbara Napoli, Village Treasurer
Brian Murphy, Village Attorney

Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order with a prayer and pledge to the flag.
Before starting the regular order of business, Mayor Zegarelli presented plaques to
Pocantico Hook &amp; Ladder and Union Hose Co. #2 and to several of our fireman who
helped save many lives in the recent fire in Ossining. They were Kim Berry, Gerald
Navin and David Cappello. Paul Cappello was not in attendance.
The three Fire Chiefs expressed their thanks to these men.
The Mayor welcomed Mario Fastiggi as a new member of Rescue Hose.
Approval of Minutes
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Stever to approve the minutes of
February 15th and February 22nd as written, motion carried 5-0.

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Public Comments
Ms. Ferraro and another resident of the Van Tassel Apartments expressed their
concern over the ongoing problem with noise coming from Hollywood Nites on the
corner of Teresa Street and presented the board with a letter regarding these
concerns. Police Chief Warren will check into this matter again.
Mario Belanich questioned resolutions #22 and #25. The Mayor gave a brief
explanation. Mr. Belanich also asked about the state audit. The Mayor commented
that residents can fill out a FOIL request and they can have a copy.
Mr. Belanich commented that he is against the four year terms and that we should
consider moving elections to November.
Chick Galella asked about the status of his request to have the Riverfront Park
dedicated to John J. Horan. The Mayor commented that we are considering many
possibilities.

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�Frank Occhipinti submitted letters to the board regarding possible violations in
certain buildings. The Mayor will see that the Building Inspector receives these.
Mr. Occhipinti spoke on behalf of Antonio Rodrigues regarding a misunderstanding
about fees and asked that the Planning Board apologize to Mr. Rodriguez.
John Edwards commented that he is in the process of organizing the final meeting of
the Tourism Committee. He urged everyone to check their census form to make sure
it says Sleepy Hollow and not Tarrytown.
Hugh Jones of Hunter Avenue spoke on behalf of the PMIA expressing their
concerns over changing the name of the Philipse Manor train station to Sleepy
Hollow. He also asked if a stop sign could be erected north and south on the corner
of Bell wood and Devries Avenue. This will be referred to the Police Chief and Police
Committee.
Mayor*s Report
Mayor Zegarelli presented a sole effigy to Mary Grace DiClemente for the great
work she did on the very successful St. Patrick's Day parade.
The Mayor received a letter from one of the Public Works employees requesting
more time off due to surgery. (Refer to Joe DeFeo)
The North Tarrytown Alumni has requested permission to erect a sign at the top of
Beekman Avenue welcoming all the alumni to the reunion to be held on May 27th.
Trustee Hart moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice and carried 5-0. The Mayor
commented that perhaps they could all march in the Memorial Day parade.
The Mayor received correspondence from Mr. Hughes regarding fees paid by his
client.
With regard to the census, a letter will be going out urging residents to fill out their
census form.
A letter from Mr. Miranda was received regarding the Rodrigues case.
A letter was received from Diane Maas regarding clean-up of Peabody Field on
Earth Day requesting help from the Public Works department in picking up the
garbage bags.
The Mayor commented that this shouldn't be a problem but that he will suggest
that the date of April 22nd be changed since that is the weekend of Easter.
Mayor Zegarelli commented that he received a letter from a concerned tenant at 126
Valley Street. (Refer to Police Chief)
A letter was received from Cathy Fisher commending Robert Nevelus. (Copy in his
personnel file)

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Mayor Zegarelli commented that the board met with the Town to discuss the
coverage of our ambulance once our contract with Westchester Ambulance exoires.
Riverside Hose is celebrating their 100th Anniversary and has invited the board.
Trustee's Report
Trustee Hart commented that Frank O'Brien was very pleased with all the help he
received from Joe DeFeo and Jimmy Warren during our St. Patrick's Day Parade
and wanted to thank them.
We are still in the process of upgrading our software.
Trustee Hart read the Chief Engineer's report for February. He read the attached
Fire Wardens' correspondence regarding action taken. Trustee Hart moved,
seconded by Trustee DiFelice to confirm the actions taken, carried 5-0.
Trustee DiFelice read the attached Public Works report.
He commented that the Police bicycle patrol will start again next week.
Trustee DiFelice commented that the new garbage rules will take effect on April 1st.
Trustee DiFelice stated the replacement of the new water meters will start next week
and asked that residents make sure the installers produce proper identification.
Trustee Stever stated that the Waterfront Advisory Committee had a very
productive meeting where many important items were discussed. Richard Weiss is
the Chairman of this committee.
Trustee Higle reported on several recreation programs and stated that the Egg
Hunt will take place on Saturday, April 22nd at 11 AM at Douglas Park.
Resolutions-Attached
Old Business-None
Trustee Hart asked if there was a solution to Sue McCarthy's letter regarding the
dog problem in Barnhart Park. The Mayor commented that unfortunately it is very
difficult to enforce the Pooper Scooper law. He has asked Jimmy Warren and Joe
DeFeo for suggestions.
New Business-None
Communications, Petitions &amp; Requests
Mayor Zegarelli has written a letter to Sal DeSantis, Commissioner of Parks
Recreation &amp; Conservation regarding changing the name of the lighthouse to
Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse or Lighthouse at Sleepy Hollow and a method of relighting the lighthouse in the evenings.

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�A letter was received from Maria Cantilla of Clinton Street regarding more lighting
on Clinton Street. (Joe DeFeo stated that this has already been taken care of)
He received a turn-off notice from Con Ed regarding 28 Clinton Street.
The Mayor received a letter from a resident of the Van Tassel regarding the
completion of roof repairs. The Mayor will have someone verify that this in fact has
been completed.
Correspondence was received from Helen Tubal regarding seniors receiving help to
shovel sidewalks during snowfall.
He commented that Joel Sachs has been appointed as our special attorney for land
use environmental matters.
The Mayor received a letter from Kathleen Dolan regarding concerns she has about
Douglas Park.
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Our insurance carrier, W.H. Moulton has increased our corporate excess liability
policy to $4,000,000.00 at our request.
We received correspondence from Helen DeMilia concerning a neighbor problem
regarding a large dog damaging her fence. Sgt. Camp responded.
The Mayor received a thank you note from our friends in Irvington for attending
the dedication of their new library.
The Mayor commented that we have received a request from Peekskill
Headquarters of the 57th Brigade of New York Guard to hold their 86th Memorial
Day services on May 7th in the cemetery.
Mayor Zegarelli commented that we have a draft copies of the Kendall Pilot of the
fee structure which he has referred to Joel Sachs to review.
The Mayor received an E-Mail from Meredith Trede of the Library Board
informing us that Diane Borsema's term on the Library Board has expired and she
will be unable to continue another term. Mayor Zegrelli appointed Dr. Estrella
Pujadas of 10 Fremont Road to Till the un-expired term, seconded by Trustee
Di Felice.
Mayor Zegarelli has sent a letter to HUD regarding 79 College Avenue and
hopefully within four to six weeks this property will be transferred to the North
Tarrytown Housing Authority.
We have an individual who will donate pagers to the Fire Department to replace the
sounding of the whistle.

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Mayor Zegarelli thanked Trustee DiFelice for moving along the installation of the
stain glass window in front of village hall. This has been donated by the estate of the
Mayor's aunt, Jean Ceconi.
The family of John Malandrino has donated money for a tree to be planted in front
of village hall in his memory.
There will be no worksession on Tuesday, March 21st due to Election Day..
Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Stever that the meeting to certify the
results of the election be held at 7:30 PM on March 22nd, carried.

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There being no further business, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Higle
to adjourn the meeting, carried.
Respectfully submitted,

Angela Everett
Village Clerk

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Meeting Date: 03/14/00
Resolution #03/22/00
Be it resolved that the Board of Trustees hereby appoints Michael Molle, 312 Union
Valley Road, Mahopac, NY 10541 to the position of Maintenance Mechanic(Mason)
effective March 15,2000 at an annual salary of $39,388.00 for eighteen months
which is 90% of the total salary of $43,764.00. Said appointment is subject to a
probationary period of six months and is subject to the approval of Westchester
County Civil Service.
Moved:Trustee DiFelice

SecondediTrustee Hart

Vote:5-0

Resolution #03/23/00
Be it Resolved that the Board of Trustees authorizes the appointment of Gerald
Navin, 50 Howard Street, Sleepy Hollow, New York to the position of Skilled
Laborer in the Parks and Recreation Department at an annual salary of $43,764.00
beginning March 15, 2000.
Moved:Trustee Hiele Seconded: Trustee Hart Vote:5-0

�Public Works Report
March 14, 2000

Trimming trees throughout the village.
Fixing potholes throughout the village.
Cleaning out storm drains and repairing them.
We have starting picking^up yard waste again on Mondays.
Please tie brush in bundles no longer than five feet and any leaves must be bagged.
This must be placed at the curb on Mondays before 7 AM.
SALT!!!
We buy our salt on the state contract. ALL COUNTIES WITHIN NY STATE
INCLUDING NY CITY USE THE MINERAL SALT.
(SEE ATTACHED SHEETS)

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State of New York Executive Department
Office Of General Services
Procurement Services Group
Corning Tower Building - 38th Floor
Empire State Plaza
Albany, New York 12242
http://www.ogs.state.ny.us

CONTRACT AWARD NOTIFICATION
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Award Number

Group 01800 - SALT (Classes I and II)
(Mineral Crushed Rock)
(All State Agencies &amp; Political Subdivisions)
4141-Z
(Replaces 3551-Z)

Contract Period

September 1,1999 to August 31,2000

Bid Opening Date

August 5,1999

Date of Issue

September 10,1999

Specification Reference:

As incorporated in the Invitation for Bids

Address Inquiries To:
All State Agencies
Name
Tide
Phone
Fax
E-niail

Jacqueline Diegel
Purchasing Officer II
518-473-2428
518-474-1160
jackie.diegel@ogs.state.ny.us

Non-State Agencies
Name
Title
Phone
Fax
E-mail

Description

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Purchase Coordinator
518-474-6717
518^174-2437
customer.services@ogs.state.ny.us

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�VILLAGE OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
A Meeting of the Board of Trustees sitting as the Board of Assessment and Review of
the Village of Sleepy Hollow was held on Tuesday, March 14, 2000, at approximately
8:00 p.m. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York.

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Present:

Philip E. Zegarelli, Chairman
Mario DiFelice, Member
James H. Hart, Member
Robert J. Higle, Member
Donald W. Stever, Member

Absent:

Richard Zieja, Member
Patricia Rodriguez, Member

The Mayor called the Meeting to order and outlined the following:
After a presentation and discussion by Village Assessor Balog, a motion was made by
Member Hart and seconded by Member Higle to deny all grievances filed on
February 15, 2000 with the following exception:
Alvarez
Section 16 Block 4 Lot 1A
80 Clinton Street
and that in so doing, the tentative assessed value on this same property be reduced
from $132,500 to $95,100. Motion carried 5-0.

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There being no other business before the Board of Assessment and Review, Member
Steever moved; Member Hart Seconded that the Meeting be adjourned at 8:08 p.m.
Motion carried 5-0.
Respectfully submitted.

Philip E. ZegarelK
Member

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