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Greenway board accepts clean audit, adopts flex/leave policies and seats new members

Combined meeting of Greenway Conservancy for the Hudson River Valley, Inc.; Hudson River Valley Greenway Communities Council; and Greenway Heritage Conservancy HRV, Inc. · March 11, 2026
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Summary

At the March 11 meeting the Conservancy reported a clean independent audit, adopted revised Flex Time and Leave Time policies, welcomed William Bland as a new Conservancy appointee, and the Council appointed Taylor Bruck to the Conservancy Board.

Executive Director Andy Kitzmann reported that the Greenway Conservancy's annual independent audit was clean with no notes from auditors; the board voted to accept the audit results on a motion from Cindy Lanzetta with Sarah Olson seconding. Kitzmann then reviewed revised Flex Time and Leave Time policies; Stefan Yarabek moved to adopt the policies and Jayne McLaughlin seconded; both policies were accepted unanimously.

Conservancy Chair Kevin Burke welcomed William Bland, who was appointed by the Senate Majority Leader as a new Conservancy member and who thanked the Board for the opportunity. Separately, the Council approved the appointment of Ulster County Clerk Taylor Bruck to the Conservancy Board after a nomination and vote moved by Jennifer Carlquist and seconded by Wint Aldrich. The minutes record all votes as unanimous.

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