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Trustees await county agreement on Ward Avenue replacement; board moves into executive session on property and hiring
Summary
The board was told Westchester County will send an intermunicipal agreement on a Ward Avenue replacement before Thanksgiving but the county had not yet provided it; trustees placed the item on the December agenda and then voted to enter executive session to discuss particular-property sale/lease and hiring matters for three prospective employees.
The Village of Ameranick trustees were informed the county will forward an intermunicipal agreement related to replacement of the Ward Avenue structure, but the agreement had not arrived and the board deferred formal action.
The chair said the intermunicipal agreement with Westchester County for the Ward Avenue replacement was expected to be sent before Thanksgiving; presenters said the village did not have the agreement yet and recommended placing the item on the December agenda when the county's paperwork arrives.
After handling the open-agenda items, the chair moved — and a trustee seconded — to go into executive session under the applicable public officers law provision to discuss two matters: (1) the proposed sale or lease of particular real property parcels where prior public disclosure could substantially affect value, and (2) the employment of three specific prospective employees who are not currently village employees. The motion was seconded and passed on voice vote, and the board entered executive session.
What happens next: Staff will circulate the county's intermunicipal agreement to trustees when received and the board will consider it at a future meeting; the board proceeded to executive session to discuss property and personnel matters.
