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Board approves building-code contract, appoints building official and OKs sewer credit, warrants and sign-post purchase

Village Board of Sleepy Hollow · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Sleepy Hollow board approved Resolution 2026-3 contracting building-code services and appointed Dan Street as building official; the board also approved warrants totaling $108,013.73, passed an ordinance allowing one-time sewer credits for pool fills and authorized $2,798.85 in sign-post purchases. Mobile vendor ordinance was postponed to June 15.

At its meeting the Sleepy Hollow board approved several routine but consequential items.

• Warrants: The board approved warrants totaling $108,013.73 by roll call.

• Building-code services and appointment: The board passed Resolution 2026-3 to contract with Hampton, Lenzini & Renwick for building-code services. The board then appointed Dan Street as the village building official, subject to filing his oath of office with the village clerk; the motion passed by roll call.

• Mobile food vendors ordinance: Ordinance 2026-3 (mobile food vendors) was postponed to the June 15 meeting after a motion to postpone carried.

• Street sign posts: The board authorized the purchase of street sign posts for $2,798.85 to replace wooden posts and maintain inventory for winter damage; the vote was unanimous.

• Sewer adjustment for pool fill: The board approved Ordinance 2026-4, amending sewer regulations to allow a one-time sewer adjustment for the initial seasonal fill of residential pools. Staff will meter the fill and issue a sewer credit to qualifying sewer customers; the ordinance passed on roll call.

All roll-call votes indicated unanimous approval when recorded. No contested or split votes were reported for these items during the meeting.