Mount Kisco board approves event permits, study acceptance and several administrative measures

The Village Board unanimously or majority-approved a series of routine and administrative items on April 6, 2026, including event permits, studies, audits and payments.

Key actions taken:

- Approved the Senior Artisan Craft Fair (June 6, 2026). (Motion adopted.) - Approved Mount Kisco Arts Council summer concerts (June–August). (Motion adopted.) - Approved a Wellness Fair (June 13, 2026). (Motion adopted.) - Approved the Farmer’s Market to run Sundays in the South Moger lot (May–November); Deputy Mayor Karen B. Schleimer abstained. (Motion adopted.) - Approved a Memorial Day parade and ceremony (May 30, 2026). (Motion adopted.) - Approved a Bethel Baptist tag sale (August 22, 2026). (Motion adopted.) - Directed that an interview be scheduled for a Planning Board candidate (Alonge); no appointment made that night. - Approved Ambleside World Cup events at locations to be finalized with the Village Manager, with tent inspections required. (Motion adopted.) - Accepted the Due Diligence Impact Study for the Preston Way project (motion adopted; Deputy Mayor Schleimer voted Nay). (Resolution adopted.) - Appointed John Rhodes as Chair of the Conservation Advisory Council and Renee Lomax as Vice-Chair (motions adopted; Mayor Cindrich recorded a Nay on the chair appointment and Deputy Mayor Schleimer abstained on the vice-chair appointment). - Authorized the Village Manager to sign the 10th tolling agreement. (Motion adopted.) - Approved a Tax Certiorari settlement for 15–17 S Moger (Larrlem LLC) resolving 2020–2025 assessments for Village and Town proceedings with specified settlement figures. (Motion adopted.) - Accepted the 2025 LOSAP audits for Mount Kisco Volunteer Fire Department and Mount Kisco Volunteer Ambulance Corps. (Motions adopted.) - Authorized payment of bills for March 2026 across funds totaling $643,105.44 (General $270,666.82; Water $183,494.05; Sewer $47,758.46; Capital $111,570.72; Library $10,527.09; Trust $19,088.30). (Motion adopted.)

Votes and outcomes were recorded on each motion and appear in the meeting minutes. Several approvals were unanimous; a few items recorded one Nay vote or an abstention as noted above.

What happens next: The public hearing on the Tentative Budget was adjourned to April 20; routine items move to implementation and follow-up (e.g., scheduling, inspections, legal settlement execution).