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Mount Kisco trustees approve festival, two appointments, Fox Senior Center agreement and $8.01 million in bills
Summary
At its May 4 meeting, the Mount Kisco Village Board approved the Italian American Festival permit, appointed two advisory members, authorized an agreement for the Fox Senior Center and approved $8,013,148.59 in bills; votes and several motions were recorded in the minutes.
Mayor J. Michael Cindrich and the Village Board of Mount Kisco adopted several routine measures at the May 4 regular meeting.
Trustees voted to permit the Italian American Festival in Kirby Plaza on May 30–31, 2026. Trustee Thomas G. Luzio moved the measure and Trustee Heather Bryant seconded; the motion was adopted.
The board appointed Dan Taplitz to the Economic Development Council (motion by Mayor Cindrich; second by Trustee Luzio) and Peter Alonge to the Planning Board (motion by Deputy Mayor Karen B. Schleimer; second by Trustee Luzio). Both appointments were adopted.
Trustees authorized the Village Manager to execute an agreement with Westchester Jewish Community Services for use of the Fox Senior Center (motion by Trustee Luzio; second by Trustee Tammy L. Brown). The motion was adopted.
The board approved payment of bills for April 2026 across funds with totals listed in the minutes as: General Fund $7,638,977.26; Water Fund $185,408.15; Sewer Fund $8,212.20; Capital Fund $147,988.82; Library Fund $19,836.69; Trust Fund $12,725.47; Special Purpose Trust $0.00; LOSAP $0.00, for a recorded overall total of $8,013,148.59. The minutes record the motion to pay bills as adopted with Deputy Mayor Karen B. Schleimer recorded as abstaining and the other listed board members recorded as voting aye (four ayes, one abstention).
The board also adopted a water relevy resolution; the motion text is not included in the provided transcript excerpt but the minutes record the motion as adopted.
A motion to approve revised minutes for March 3, 2026 passed with four ayes and one recorded no vote by Deputy Mayor Karen B. Schleimer.
Finally, the board voted to enter executive session to discuss a personnel matter; the minutes show the motion was adopted. The roll-call list printed in the transcript excerpt includes names and ayes but contains inconsistencies with the meeting roster (see audit). The regular meeting adjourned at 8:51 p.m.
Outcome and next steps: Actions approved at this meeting (appointments, the Fox Senior Center agreement and the bills payment) are recorded as adopted in the minutes. Any contractual details or the text of the water relevy resolution are not included in the excerpt and will require the official minutes or staff follow-up for full details.
