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Trustees said the large monthly total reflects an insurance payment. The treasurer’s report and payment motion were moved and seconded during the meeting; trustees recorded aye votes and the bills were ordered paid.

Other routine business: the building and zoning department reported summer activity, including 13 building permits reviewed, 10 building permits issued, two complaints investigated and nine inspections; there were no fire inspections recorded for the month. The village court reported $1,045 remitted to the state controller for the month (breakdown: $605 fines, $335 surcharges, $105 civil fees). The police report for June recorded 15 incidents and 12 uniform traffic tickets; no arrests or parking tickets were reported in the transcript.

Community announcements and events: trustees and staff promoted a community potluck in the park this Friday (under the pavilion), summer programs including a day camp with 35 registered campers (five spots remaining as of the meeting), the Village Vanguard map of yard sales, and the annual Tivoli Day on Aug. 2 from 3 to 9 p.m. featuring games, a pie contest, live music and a photo at 5 p.m. The American Legion barbecue and a Firehouse fundraiser at the Container House were also announced.

Public comment: resident Susie Morris proposed hosting an outdoor community movie night to bring different parts of the village together. Morris discussed possible locations (park, west side of the firehouse or library), licensing costs for a film (she cited roughly $200), volunteer fundraising and rain dates. Trustees and staff responded that they would check permit requirements (mass-gathering permits are required for 100+ people) and run the idea by the village attorney and the library.

Calendar: the board said the next regular meeting will be Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2025, at 7 p.m. at Watts De Pleister Hall, 86 Broadway, Tivoli. A workshop will be held at 6 p.m. on Aug. 13 and Aug. 20.

Votes at a glance:
- Approval of minutes (June 18): motion moved by Trustee Williams, seconded by Trustee Mangieri; outcome: approved.
- Accept treasurer’s report: motion moved by Trustee Baldino, seconded by Trustee Boden (as recorded in meeting notes); outcome: approved.
- Pay bills totaling $81,718.58 (includes insurance payment): motion moved by Trustee Benjamin; outcome: approved.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Village of Tivoli Board of Trustees Meeting 07/16/2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its July meeting the Tivoli Board of Trustees approved minutes, accepted a treasurer's report showing $81,718.58 in bills this month, reviewed zoning statistics and court/police reports, and heard a public proposal for an outdoor community movie night and other event announcements.","taxTitle","Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York","taxId",62384,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6549849,"Tivoli trustees approve rider to fund lead remediation at former water-tank site",396,257000,653000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5420694-f3ae0fb254ee3797aff1fc036b2d3f2f&start=257&end=653","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5420694-f3ae0fb254ee3797aff1fc036b2d3f2f/thumbnail_257000.jpg","/articles/6549849/Rhinebeck/Dutchess-County/New-York/Tivoli-trustees-approve-rider-to-fund-lead-remediation-at-former-water-tank-site","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6549849-bc36eecbd714ad7219996441fc1e4c52/orig.mp4?Expires=1775725422&Signature=e~IHb7ei9gtugYtE7yIU2Ghw13M03wk0aiwAwiBHEFtFU1Sxk4YXWPHRCkEfdDEDMBxkaL4msc0qgl4EH5azx6QGl4eENLqA9XO3mIQ~sXUuGGEZtX1AnyoIxSJZwsHbsoMP6DXbKMjBZkiWBJTfHV6Jh-O~XlUjyFX20eMl0QJFv-YOcct1zDlH4gXZTTRg-YKJCFrBfvGM80WkcFk2xj6LlE4QXxImhZhGHs4TIIkcsNU-d9FDeK0L2Y3J1nx4QNFbXDsm7WYKzkNJAcG47XXxHN-49qYJHH~2e2XQuQY~b4XvrjcyF6j1UVi~IhZAikeYU6EsE2jCRx4YMqJ5dg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Tivoli Board of Trustees voted to approve a rider to an intermunicipal agreement with the Dutchess County Water and Waste Water Authority (DCWWA) authorizing a remediation plan at the former village water-tank site, the board said at its July meeting.

The rider follows post-construction soil testing after the water tank was removed as part of a multi-year transfer of the village water system to the DCWWA. The board said the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation identified residual lead likely from decades of lead-based paint on the tank; the planned remediation will remove a soil area “the size of two parking spaces” to a depth of about two feet and replace it with clean fill.

The board said funding will come from remaining financing tied to the earlier capital project: the DCWWA obtained Water Financing through the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC) to cover costs created by the tank replacement and related capital work, and those funds will cover the remediation cost. Board members said the site is currently capped with topsoil and sod and fenced off; they described the remediation as a final step that would allow the parcel to be consolidated into the park and used for park improvements once work is complete.

Background and scope: the village conveyed its water system to the DCWWA under agreements dating to 2019 and a deed executed in November 2023; the capital project included demolition of the former tank, refurbishment of wells and replacement of distribution lines. Post-demolition testing raised the need for the limited excavation at the former tank site, and the DEC report documenting those findings is on file with the DCWWA, the board said. The board said the remediation work is not expected to take place until the spring and that the cost will be covered by the previously secured EFC financing tied to the water system revenue zone of assessment.

Trustees did not identify any opposition during the discussion; the motion was moved by Trustee Baldino and seconded (second not specified in the meeting record). Trustees recorded aye votes; no nays or abstentions were noted in the transcript.

The board said it is awaiting a final work plan before construction scheduling. Officials also said that once remediation and deed consolidation are complete, they will begin planning park improvements for the parcel.","The Tivoli Board of Trustees approved a rider to an intermunicipal agreement with the Dutchess County Water and Waste Water Authority to remediate lead-contaminated soil at the former village water-tank site; the work will be funded by remaining Environmental Facilities Corporation financing and is expected to occur in spring.","actionData","errors"]

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Tivoli trustees accept minutes and treasurer’s report; zoning, court and community events highlighted

Tivoli trustees approve rider to fund lead remediation at former water-tank site