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VILLAGE OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
BOARD OF TRUSTEES IVTEETING
July 18, 2000
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Zegarelli at 8^:00 p.m.
Present:

Mayor Philip Zegarelli
Trustee Hart
Trustee DeFelice
Trustee Stever
Trustee Zieja
Trustee Higle

Absent:

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Trustee Rodriguez

Also Present: Dwight Douglas (Administrator)
Barbara Napoli (Treasurer)
Dave Smith (Village Planner)
Jerome Fine (Village Engineer)
Ed Lammers (Village Attorney)
Anthony DelVecchio (Recording Secretary)
The meeting was started with a prayer and a pledge to the flag.
The Mayor announced that the summer schedule is in effect. This is the only official
regular meeting for July.
Agenda:
a) Public Hearing
b) Approval of minutes: June 13,2000
c) Public Comments
d) Mayor's Report
e) Trustee Report
0 Resolutions
g) Old Business
h) New Business

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i) Approval of Warrants: July 18,2000
Announcements;
Mayor
Zegarelli recalled the passing of Fred Gross Jr The Mayor presented Wings to
Eve Gross.
Irene Amato (President of the Sleepy Hollow Seniors) thanked the Mayor for past
donations and support. A token of appreciation was presented to the Mayor a ^ the
Board of Trustees. The Mayor officially recognized Irene Amato's 70^ birthday.
a) P|ibli9 HyunngThe public hearing for the Kendal on Hudson DEIS was continued. This was a carryover

�from the June 29,2000 public hearing. The last day for submission of
questions/comments is July 28, 2000. The Mayor made a motion to re-open the public
hearing. Trustee Stever seconded.
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Dave Smith gave an overview of the SEQRA process and where the process is to date.
Haige Bohigian spoke and requested that the time frame be extended until after Labor
Day. He brought up issues on garbage removal and snow removal. Haige Bohigian also
brought up the issue of sharing school taxes and the previous GM PILOT program. He
was also concerned about the fact that a 7-story building would be built and its impact on
future developers at the GM site.
Mayor Zegarelli responded that these are Village questions and not for Kendal. The
Mayor also stated that the fee is still under negotiation. The Mayor assured that school
taxes would not be shared with Tarrytown. The PILOT includes provisions for police
and fire protection. Sanitation has not been discussed. The Mayor stated that all
questions will be answered in written form.
Trustee Stever stated that there would be further hearings on Kendal. This hearing was
only to assess the environmental impacts.
Haige Bohigian spoke about the proposed sewer connections. He stated that handling
sewage off- hours was not the answer.
Trustee Stever stated that the Board is aware of this concern and it will be dealt with.
Mayor Zeg&amp;relli stated that water and sewer would be addressed.
Jane Biers (from PMIA) stated that Phillipse Manor Improvement Association is not
against the Kendal Development.
Mario Belanich spoke about how the PILOT program will work.
Mayor Zegarelli responded that there is a draft PILOT and fee agreement. The Mayor
stated that it is not available for the public because it is not complete.

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Mayor Zegarelli asked if the Board had any statements to make.
Trustee Stever made a statement on the EIS concerns. He stated that the aesthetics from
the Hudson River were not satisfactory. There are some concerns about the architecture
of the proposed buildings.
Trustee Stever read the attached Resolution aloud. Trustee Hart seconded. The motion
was unanimously carried.

Village Board of Trustees Meeting, July 18,2000

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b) Approval of Minutes: June 13. 2000The minutes from the June 13, 2000 meeting were reviewed.
The corrections were as follows:
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On page 2 it reads: Trustee Defelice
It should read: Trustee DeFelice
On page 2 it reads: The sketches for Sytes Park is completed.
It should read: The sketches for Sykes Park is completed.

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On page 3 it reads: Chick Galella read a letter to the board asking that he would like to
see Bedford Road dedicated in memory of John Jacob.
It should read: Chick Galella read a letter to the board asking that he would not like
to see the Bedford Road Overiook dedicated in memory of John
Peran.
Trustee Stever made a motion to approve the minutes with minor corrections. Trustee
DeFelice seconded. It was approved 4-0 (Trustees Higle and Zieja abstaining).
c&gt; Public CommentsGeorge Hingash asked about the status of the parking areas.
Mayor Zegarelli responded that Pine Close and the other areas have been surveyed.
George Hingash stated that he didn't want a dump.
Mayor Zegarelli responded that the Village was discovering that there were many
vehicles that were parked in one spot for long periods of time. The Mayor then referred
to a Village Law that prohibits a car from being parked in the same spot for more than 48
hours.

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Miguel Valle asked about the required fee for a taxi medallion. He wants to pay the fee
but Village officials do not know what to charge him.
Mayor Zegarelli responded that the fee is being revised.
Miguel Valle also stated that Andrews Lane needs more lighting since the lack of lighting
is causing crowds to gather in the later evenings.
Mayor Zegarelli responded that after the curbs and sidewalks are completed, the Village
would be addressing lighting needed in the Village.
John Tucci spoke about his concerns on parking.
Mayor Zegarelli responded that the Board is trying to enhance the Village.
John Edwards spoke to the Board concerning their authorization for a grant application
that would be used to provide art events in the Village.
Mayor Zegarelli responded that it will be reviewed and ds long as it fits the community, it
will be signed. The Mayor advised Mr. Edwards to bring the grant application to the
Village Board as soon as possible because the Mayor will not just sign it. The Mayor
stated that it must make sense to the Village.
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John Edwards also spoke about the inconsistency with the water bills. He stated that the
billing intervals are not consistent.
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Mayor Zegarelli responded that the rates would be blended with the old and new meters.
The Mayor stated that it would all balance out. The Mayor then read an official notice of
a rate increase by the NYC Water Board. The Mayor stated that the Village ah'eady
accounted for this rate increase so there would be no new increase to the Village
residents.

Haige Bohigian asked if Westchester County planned to aerial spray this Thursday for the
West Nile Virus.
Mayor Zegarelli responded that Mount Pleasant was scheduled to be sprayed this
Thursday. The Mayor stated that he would call Westchester County Executive Spano's
office.

Trustee DeFelice stated that it was ground spraying only.
Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone else who wished to speak. Since there was no
further question, the Mayor stated that Anthony Zano representing Westchester County
was present to discuss the grant for Sykes Park.
d) Anthony Zjino/Sykes P^rk Anthony Zano stated that he wants the Boards' comments on the proposal. He gave a
summary on the proposed project. He discussed lighting after dark for safety reasons.
Mr. Zano also stated that the County needs a commitment from the Village in order to
proceed since the grant is not enough to fiilly complete this project.
Mayor Zegarelli asked Mr. Zano if he could leave the drawing for fiirther Board
discussions. The Mayor also recognized Mr. Zano for his previous help on past Village
projects.
Anthony Zano stated that he would be available to attend the Boards work session to
further discuss the project.

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Haige Bohigian stated that sponsorship should be sought from surrounding businesses.
Miguel Valle stated that most of the trash is due to the night crowds in the park. He also
stated that the garbage cans are set on fire at night.
Anthony Zano stated that this is an enforcement issue.
Mayor Zegarelli stated that the park would be improved and made accessible for
everyone.
e) Trustee Report Trustee DeFelice read the attached public works report.
Trustee DeFelice made a motion to place a complaint letter concerning the Police Chief
into the Police Chiefs file. The Mayor's response to that letter was also added to the file.
Trustee Higle seconded. It was unanimously approved.
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Trustee DeFelice read a letter submitted at the Public Safety Committee meeting of June
19,2000. The letter discussed a possibly dangerous situation on Bellwood Avenue
concerning lack of divider lines.
Trustee DeFelice read a letter from the Department of Probation to Police Chief Warren
commending Officer Zeeks. Trustee DeFelice made a motion to place the letter in Officer
Zeeks file. Trustee Higle seconded. It was unanimously approved.
Trustee DeFelice read a letter from Tarrytown Police Chief Brown commending Officer
Delosandro for his actions during a motor vehicle accident on Nepperhan Road. Trustee
DeFelice made a motion to place the letter in Officer Delosandro file. Trustee Zeija
seconded. It was unanimously approved.

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Trustee Stever stated that the Waterfront Advisory Conmiittee had their initial meeting on
the Kendal on Hudson project. Their meeting focused on Waterfront consistency issues.
Trustee Stever stated that he had received some complaints concerning the installation of
a white picket fence on the Philpse Manor Beach Club property. The complaints are due
to the Zoning Board of Appeals and Waterfront Advisory Conmiittee approvals and the
actual fence installed.
Bob Stilotski stated that Jim Margotta (Building Inspector) was aware of the situation and
it was in the process of being corrected.
Trustee Stever stated that there was some concern about removing a tree on Gordon Ave.
Trustee Stever stated that the tree commission has the authority to issue permits.
The Mayor stated that the tree is in good health and will remain.
Trustee Stever stated that the Board is supposed to receive an annual report from the tree
commission. He stated that a report has never been received. The Mayor stated that he
would speak to the tree commission chairman.

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Trustee Higle stated that there would be a basketball camp held at Washington Irving
School. Call the Recreation Office for more information.
Trustee Higle stated that there would be a concert at Kingsland park this Thursday from
6:30-8:30PM.
Trustee Higle stated that Sleepy Hollow street fair vendor applications and the 5-mile run
were available at Village Hall.
Trustee Hart had nothing to report.
Trustee Zeija had nothing to report.
n IVIavor*s ReportThe Mayor stated that as per a letter from Fire Council, Anthony Clark was appointed
membership to Columbia Hose and Pat Haggerty was appointed active to Driver pump
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�operators list for Union Hose. Trustee Hart made a motion to approve. Trustee DeFelice
seconded. It was unanimously approved.
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The Mayor re-stated that NYC would be raising the water rates to the Village. The
Mayor stated that this increase has been already been accounted for so the water rates
would not be increased.
g) Resolutions - Attached
ti) Old Business - None
i) New Business The Mayor stated that he gave a permit for a film crew to film at the high school. The
Village received $2000 + police fees.
The Mayor stated that the Village has responded to Mayor Janos' letter on the closing of
Nepperhan Road.
The Mayor acknowledged the receipt of a few letters concerning the DEIS of Kendal. He
stated that they would be included in the full written response.
The Mayor acknowledged receipt of a letter from Audrey Eisman concerning Carl
Dibble's property.
The Mayor acknowledged a letter concerning the Village of Sleepy Hollow and BriarclifF
Manor's water supply agreement. It was referred to Council.
Trustee DeFelice brought up the topic of using Village vehicles. Trustee Higle
recommended placing the Village emblem on all Village vehicles.
The Mayor showed a model of a clock that will be placed at the top of Beekman Avenue.
Donations would cost $275 and there would be a limit of 100.
i) Approval of Warrants Trustee DeFelice made a motion to approve the warrants and authorize the Treasurer to
pay the bills. Trustee Hart seconded. It was unanimously approved.
There being no further business. Trustee Higle made a motion to adjourn. Trustee
DeFelice seconded. It was unanimous. Adjourned at 10:08 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,

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Meeting Date: 07/18/00 '
Resolution U: 07/63/00
Be it resolved that the Board of Trustees hereby authorizes the hiring of the staff
for Day Camp as listed on the attached sheet with their title and rate of pay effective
July 5,2000.
Moved: Trustee Stever

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Public Works Report
July 18,2000

Paved Washington Street, Elm Street, Kendall Avenue, Continental Street, Pleasant
Street.
We will be paving Andrews Lane, Thursday, July 20!^ with, a^rain date of Tuesday,
July 25'\
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As far as paving work, Gesner Place will be the final street left to do.
When paving work is completed, we will file for reimbursement through CHIPS
program.
Then we can concentrate on sidewalks and curbs.
Secondary chemical retention basin at the pump house has been completed.
Repaired sewer main break on Pocantico Street and Hemlock Drive.
Tree work is ongoing.

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