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Greenburgh Town Board approves multiple consent resolutions; TB7 held over
Summary
At its Nov. 13 meeting the Town Board approved a slate of routine and substantive resolutions — reappointments, stormwater maintenance agreements, tax certiorari settlements, professional service agreements and grants — and held one item (TB7) for later consideration; several items referenced outside funding and contracts.
The Greenburgh Town Board on Nov. 13 moved a series of resolutions, most by voice vote, approving appointments, agreements and settlements that the board described as routine or necessary for operations. Key actions approved and items held over included the following:
- Reappointments: Doreen Lisonbee and Cindy Collins were reappointed to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board for terms expiring Dec. 31, 2026.
- Stormwater maintenance agreements: The board authorized the supervisor to execute long‑term stormwater control facility maintenance agreements with BA Leasing, BSC LLC (project at 777 Oldsall Mill River Road) and with Loop Road Holdings for projects on Old Swemore River Road.
- Nature Center: The board approved a renewal agreement delegating authority to the supervisor to execute an agreement with Nunatax LTD to manage and administer the Greenburgh Nature Centre through Dec. 31, 2050; a Nature Center board member spoke in support of moving the contract forward.
- Tax certiorari settlements: The board authorized settlement payments and refunds in several tax certiorari matters (petitioner names and amounts were read into the record), including a total listed in the packet and individual amounts for specific properties.
- Professional services and engineering: The board approved a professional service agreement with HVDA Engineers for supplemental construction inspection services tied to a federal aid sidewalk project (amount cited: $63,088.08) and authorized transportation engineering design services related to emergency sanitary sewer repairs near East Hartsdale Avenue (amount not to exceed $12,210).
- Grants and program reimbursements: The board authorized the supervisor to execute a hazard mitigation grant agreement for elevation of six single‑family dwellings and approved an intermunicipal agreement with Westchester County to reimburse the town $17,224 for the summer youth employment program.
- Police and staff actions: The board approved promotion of Police Officer Joseph Alcon to detective and adopted updated regulations for tow companies and authorized the police department’s application and related grant acceptance for traffic safety services.
- Con Edison milling/resurfacing payment: The board accepted payment from Con Edison of $345,108.05 for milling and resurfacing of various streets; staff said Manor Woods streets damaged during the year will be included in repaving work.
Most motions passed on unanimous voice votes recorded in the meeting transcript as "all in favor, aye." One agenda item (TB7) was held over for further review at a future meeting while counsel and staff continue legal and technical review.
Next steps: Several items require follow‑up administrative steps (contract signatures, scheduling of public hearings, or technical inspections) and staff will return updates to the board as appropriate.
