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Votes at a glance: Ossining trustees approve minutes, vouchers, licenses and appointments
Summary
At the meeting trustees approved minutes for June 3; the general voucher report ($665,956.18) and the IBWTP voucher (approximately $66,900.68, with one abstention); extended a cabaret license for Caribbean Sports Bar through Dec. 31, 2026; declared surplus DPW vehicles; called a July 1 zoning hearing; adopted Local Law 7-2026 and revised affordable-housing rules; and appointed Samuel Vernando to the Police Relations Advisory Committee.
The Ossining Village Board voted on several routine and substantive items at its meeting.
Key votes and outcomes - Approval of minutes: The board approved the minutes of the June 3, 2026 regular meeting. - General vouchers: The board approved the voucher detail report dated June 17, 2026 in the amount of $665,956.18. - IBWTP vouchers: The voucher detail for the water filtration plant (IBWTP) in the amount recorded as $66,900.68 was approved; one trustee abstained. - Cabaret license: Trustees extended a revised cabaret license for the Caribbean Sports Bar (extension through December 31, 2026) and directed the licensing officer to issue a revised license if compliance conditions are met. - Surplus property: DPW-listed village-owned vehicles (seven in total) were declared surplus and authorized for disposal per state law and the village's contract with Auctions International Inc. - Zoning public hearing: The board scheduled a public hearing for July 1, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. (in person and via Zoom) to consider a proposed local law amending chapter 270 (zoning). - Affordable housing: The board adopted Local Law 7-2026 amending chapter 62 (affordable housing) and adopted revised affordable-housing rules effective June 17, 2026. - Appointment: Samuel Vernando was appointed to the Police Relations Advisory Committee with a term through December 31, 2027.
Where recorded votes were taken, the clerk placed motions and roll-call confirmations in the record. In several instances motions were moved and seconded verbally with the board responding "aye" or recorded by roll call. When a trustee abstained on the IBWTP voucher, that abstention was recorded on the meeting minutes.
No contract awards, grant acceptances or budget amendments were approved during this meeting; staff will proceed with ministerial next steps such as licensing officer issuance and public-notice postings as required.
