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Mount Kisco trustees adopt two local laws, approve budget transfer and SEQR, appoint recreation commission member, and pay $316,019.56 in bills
Summary
The board adopted Local Laws 04-2025 (zoning) and 05-2025 (code amendments), approved a budget transfer, adopted SEQR for the Barker Street Bridge project, appointed Leon Fendley to the Recreation Commission, and authorized payment of $316,019.56 in bills; two project-related contracts were tabled.
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At its Sept. 15 meeting, the Mount Kisco Village Board adopted two local laws, approved routine financial actions and appointments, and tabled two project items for future consideration.
What the board approved: Trustee Karen B. Schleimer moved and Trustee Angie Guerra seconded adoption of Local Law #04-2025 amending Chapter 110 (Zoning); the motion passed unanimously. Trustee Thomas G. Luzio moved and Deputy Mayor Theresa Flora seconded adoption of Local Law #05-2025 (removing sections 4 and 8); that motion also passed unanimously. Mayor J. Michael Cindrich moved and Trustee Angie Guerra seconded approval of a budget transfer; the board approved the transfer unanimously.
The board adopted the State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) resolution for the Barker Street Bridge Replacement (motion moved by Deputy Mayor Flora, seconded by Trustee Guerra) and appointed Leon Fendley to the Recreation Commission (moved by Trustee Schleimer, seconded by Trustee Guerra). The board approved payment of bills for August and September 2025 across funds: General $87,312.72; Water $95,985.54; Sewer $33,632.60; Capital $80,409.40; Library $11,579.22; Trust $7,100.08, for a total of $316,019.56.
What was tabled or left unresolved: The board discussed a DOT easement for Brook Street and a contract award (2025-06) for Phase 3 Streetscape; both matters were tabled for future action.
The meeting closed after the public comment period; the regular meeting adjourned at 10:53 p.m.
