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Mount Kisco board hears audit and Complete Streets presentations; discusses ethics code and manager reports
Summary
At the Jan. 21 meeting the board received an audit presentation and a Complete Streets briefing, heard manager reports on taxes and water production, and discussed possible ethics code amendments with no vote recorded.
The Village Board of Mount Kisco received two presentations and discussed several administrative and planning items at its Jan. 21 meeting.
Carl Widmer of Dresher & Malecki presented the village audit; the presentation is available beginning at the 10:00 mark of the meeting video. Elaine Du of AKRF presented the Complete Streets project; the full presentation is available beginning at the 31:00 mark. The transcript records the presentations were given to the board but does not include the presenters' verbatim remarks or slides; readers may consult the posted video for full details.
Village Manager Edward W. Brancati reminded residents that the second half of school taxes is due or postmarked by Friday, Jan. 31, 2025, to avoid penalties. He also reported that December water production totaled approximately 54.4 million gallons (about 1.8 million gallons per day), Leonard Park wells produced about 4.2 million gallons of that total, and Byram Lake Reservoir began and ended the month at 80% capacity.
Trustees provided routine board reports: Trustee Angie Guerra thanked DPW for storm snow removal and promoted library programming; Trustee Thomas G. Luzio discussed the village’s 150th celebration and community trainings such as Narcan; Trustee Karen B. Schleimer highlighted Medicare resources and unclaimed IRS funds; Deputy Mayor Theresa Flora thanked community participants in the Complete Streets effort and noted Tea House renovations; Mayor J. Michael Cindrich commented on local Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) legislation, parking enforcement and the comprehensive plan.
The board discussed suggested ethics code amendments raised by Trustee Schleimer and summarized by Trustee Luzio; the item was discussed but no formal vote or referral outcome is recorded in the minutes. The agenda item to appoint a CAC chair was tabled.
The meeting closed at 11:04 p.m.
