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Village manager seeks $400,000 adjustment to complete Spring Street sidewalks project

Ossining Village Board of Trustees · July 23, 2026
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Summary

Village staff requested increasing the Spring Street sidewalks project from $1.7 million to $2.1 million, with a $400,000 increase to be funded by county CHIPS allocations; staff said the corridor is about 65% complete and completing the next phase now is efficient.

Village public-works staff described a requested capital adjustment for the Spring Street sidewalks and paving project, asking trustees to increase the project from $1.7 million to $2.1 million.

The request includes a $400,000 addition from county CHIPS funding and county match commitments; staff said the village had the necessary estimates to finish the corridor and that Con Ed had no pending concrete work that would interfere with completion. "We got $400,000 from the county... so we got $400,000 from the county," staff said in describing the county's allocation and the village's plan to use its annual contractor to finish the work. Trustees asked whether the revised $2.1 million covered the entire stretch; staff clarified the scope and noted parts of the corridor had been completed already by utility work.

Board members signaled support but asked for details on scope, procurement compliance and timeline; staff said the request follows the capital plan and procurement boxes had been checked.