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Greenberg board approves contracts, grants and tax settlements; votes at a glance

Town of Greenberg Town Board · September 24, 2025
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Summary

The Town of Greenberg approved multiple routine resolutions on Sept. 24, including fire-protection contracts, tax certiorari settlements with refunds, a $200,000 Westchester County CDBG sidewalk grant, and several public-works sewer easement amendments; most measures passed by voice vote.

At its Sept. 24 meeting the Town of Greenberg board approved a package of routine resolutions and contracts, adopting measures on fire protection services, tax certiorari settlements, grant acceptance, public-works easements and other town business.

Key approvals included:

- A one-year contract with the Village of Elmster for fire protection services to West Elmster Fire Protection District not to exceed $329,250.73.

- A one-year contract with the Village of Hastings for fire protection services to the Donald Park Fire Protection District not to exceed $344,009.37.

- Acceptance of a $200,000 community development block grant administered by Westchester County to support construction funding for the Dops Ferry Road sidewalk project (CD 1).

- Multiple tax certiorari settlements that the board authorized, with refunds described in the agenda (for example, $54,002.61 for Rogin and Barbara Cohen at 29 Matheson Park and $522,915 for Rubicon R A Tarrytown at 49 East Sunnyside Lane; other amounts listed in meeting minutes).

- Referral of an amended site-plan application from Metropolis Country Club for review by the planning board.

- Several public-works resolutions to authorize license agreements and to rescind and replace prior easements related to a sewer main relocation at 100 East Hartsdale Avenue.

Most items were approved by voice vote; the meeting record shows 'Aye' responses for the motions recorded on the agenda.