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Cedarhurst board waives BID late fees for a Central Avenue property
Summary
The board adopted Resolution No. 2026-19 to waive penalties and interest tied to a Business Improvement District assessment for a Central Avenue property after the applicant submitted an affidavit and the BID said it would forgive fees.
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Cedarhurst on July 13 adopted Resolution No. 2026-19 authorizing the waiver of penalties and interest on a Business Improvement District (BID) assessment for a Central Avenue property. The board closed the public hearing and approved the resolution by motion without recorded opposition.
Village Clerk-Treasurer Jacob Plaut read an affidavit submitted by the applicant for the Central Avenue property. Pamela Berger, Executive Director of the BID, told the board that "the BID is willing to forgive the penalties, late fees and interest." The record includes a petition or affidavit on file with the clerk.
Mayor Benjamin Weinstock moved to investigate and process the request under the terms presented; trustees voted to adopt the waiver. Note: the meeting transcript contains an address inconsistency (the public hearing announcement cites 500 Central Avenue while Resolution No. 2026-19 in the minutes references 498-50 Central Avenue). The board’s file should be consulted to confirm the exact property referenced and to document the clerk’s affidavit.
