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Ellenville board approves routine payments, park permits and schedules zoning public hearings
Summary
Trustees approved a series of routine motions including opening a water utility capital account to support a grant application, payments for consulting and services, seasonal hiring, park/pavilion use for the NAACP festival, and set a public hearing for Local Law No. 5 to amend the zoning map.
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The Village of Ellenville Board of Trustees handled a set of routine administrative and financial items and scheduled public hearings on zoning changes.
Key actions approved in public session included opening a water utility capital account with an initial deposit of $5,000 to support a grant application for a second main water tank, authorizing consultant and software-service payments (including $6,000 to Bridget Spank Consulting Group for utility debt billing and $13,000 for annual accounting/support services), and approving the first installment payment of $27,817.59 for the Harris Well refurbishment project.
The board approved a request by the Ulster County Sheriff's 'care program' to host a youth-focused event on July 21 (4–7 p.m.), contingent on required insurance and a formal use form. Trustees also authorized pavilion use for the NAACP back-to-school festival on Aug. 15, and approved hiring a seasonal staffer for Steckler Memorial Park Golf Course at $16/hour up to 20 hours per week.
On land-use matters, the board set a public hearing for Local Law No. 5 (a zoning map amendment for parcel 91.21-1-1) for Aug. 24 at 6:15 p.m., and voted to support drafting another local-law zoning change under the village's pro-housing commitment to rezone parts of the Elting Court neighborhood. Board members emphasized that the state and county planning reviews will guide final parcel listings and that the public hearing period will be protracted to gather comments.
Several motions were decided by voice vote (recorded as 'aye' in the transcript); where recorded, trustees affirmed motions to repair infrastructure, replace dispatch hardware, and authorize vendor permits for summer vending on municipal property.
The board ended the public session by moving into executive session to discuss bargaining-unit and personnel matters.

