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Dobbs Ferry trustees: votes at a glance — pipeline opposition, parking, equipment disposal and event approvals
Summary
At its Oct. 28 meeting the Board of Trustees unanimously passed resolutions opposing Project Maple (pipeline), establishing a needed‑parking zone on Palisade Street, authorizing disposal of surplus computer equipment, approving the audit of claims, and approving Halloween street closures with licensed alcohol vendors subject to licensing and insurance requirements.
The Dobbs Ferry Board of Trustees voted on several resolutions and action items on Oct. 28. Key outcomes:
• Project Maple pipeline: The board unanimously approved a resolution opposing Project Maple and asked the governor to deny permits for the proposed expansion of fracked‑gas pipeline infrastructure that would cross the Hudson River and run near Indian Point. The vote was presented as an expression…
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