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Board names Mark Browne project manager as Albany Avenue and William Street designs move forward

Kinderhook Village Board of Trustees · May 14, 2025
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Summary

Trustees appointed Mark Browne as project manager/oversight for Albany Avenue and William Street projects; trustees heard updates on surveys, utility pole moves, water main design target dates and procurement/MWBE requirements.

The Village Board voted to appoint Mark Browne as project manager for the Albany Avenue project and as Project Oversight Manager for the William Street project. Mayor Dorene Weir moved for the appointment; Trustee Susan Patterson seconded and the motion passed with all voting "Aye." The board authorized Browne to assist with design coordination and procurement oversight.

Trustee Joe Wildermuth reported that Tighe & Bond completed an initial survey for William Street and aims to have a water-main design by May 30, followed by a first-week-of-June meeting for final comments to meet a mid-June submission to the Columbia County Health Department. For Albany Avenue, Wildermuth said two utility poles require small relocations; contacts at Consolidated and Spectrum are being coordinated. Wildermuth and Mark Browne flagged procurement and MWBE requirements from the Department of State as important for timely reimbursement and contract execution.