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Mount Kisco trustees approve roster of routine motions, set lead‑agency status for zoning changes
Summary
At its June 17 meeting the Village Board approved appointments, declared lead agency for proposed GR and RDX zoning amendments, accepted bills totaling $904,292.38 and scheduled a work session; most motions passed unanimously.
The Village Board of Mount Kisco on June 17 approved a series of routine actions, established lead‑agency status for two proposed zoning amendments and authorized multiple administrative items.
The board approved a Historical Society request to survey Captain Merritt’s Hill and granted permission for the Italian‑American Club of Northern Westchester to hold an Oct. 13 ceremony. Deputy Mayor Theresa Flora moved to appoint Tamara Silberman to the Leonard Park Committee; the appointment passed unanimously. The board declared a 2007 Bobcat S185 (Vin# 530319128) surplus property.
Trustees approved bills submitted June 14 for May and June 2024 covering General, Water, Sewer, Capital, Library, Trust and LOSAP funds, with a combined total of $904,292.38. The board also approved minutes for a May 6 special meeting and the May 20 regular meeting. A special meeting and work session is scheduled for Monday, June 24, 2024 at 6:00 p.m.
The board adopted resolutions declaring the Village Board as lead agency for proposed amendments to the General Retail (GR) district and the Research and Development (RDX) district. Those lead‑agency declarations move the zoning amendments forward in the environmental review and public‑hearing process.
Two license‑agreement items — an agreement with 130–132 Main Street, LLC and an agreement for 59 Marion Avenue — were discussed and tabled for further consideration. The board also voted to go into an advice‑of‑counsel session directly following the regular meeting.
Votes at a glance (motions recorded in the meeting minutes): • Historical Society survey (approve): Moved Mayor J. Michael Cindrich; adopted, Mayor J. Michael Cindrich Aye; Deputy Mayor Theresa Flora Aye; Trustee Lisa C. Abzun Aye; Trustee Angie Guerra Aye; Trustee Karen B. Schleimer Aye. • Italian‑American Club ceremony (Oct. 13, 2024): Moved Deputy Mayor Theresa Flora; adopted, unanimous (all trustees Aye). • Appointment — Leonard Park Committee (Tamara Silberman): Moved Deputy Mayor Theresa Flora; adopted, unanimous (all trustees Aye). • Surplus property (2007 Bobcat S185 Vin# 530319128): Moved Deputy Mayor Theresa Flora; adopted, unanimous (all trustees Aye). • License agreements (130–132 Main St. and 59 Marion Ave.): Discussed; both items tabled (no final vote recorded). • Retainer agreement — Campanelli & Associates (wireless code amendment): Moved Deputy Mayor Theresa Flora; adopted (Trustees Abzun and Schleimer voted Nay; Mayor Cindrich, Deputy Mayor Flora and Trustee Guerra voted Aye). • Schedule special meeting/work session (June 24, 2024 at 6:00 p.m.): Moved Trustee Karen B. Schleimer; adopted, unanimous (all trustees Aye). • Declaration of Lead Agency — GR district amendments: Moved Mayor J. Michael Cindrich; adopted, unanimous (all trustees Aye). • Declaration of Lead Agency — RDX district amendments: Moved Trustee Karen B. Schleimer; adopted, unanimous (all trustees Aye). • Bills (May & June 2024): Moved Trustee Karen B. Schleimer; adopted, unanimous (all trustees Aye). • Minutes approvals (May 6 and May 20, 2024): Moved Deputy Mayor Theresa Flora; adopted, unanimous (all trustees Aye). • Motion to go into advice of counsel session following the meeting: Moved Trustee Karen B. Schleimer; adopted, unanimous (all trustees Aye).
The meeting adjourned at 10:33 p.m.
