Patchogue trustees approve routine bills, event permits and grant resolution
Summary
The Patchogue Village Board approved $991,002.84 in bills, multiple event and field permits, personnel hires and advanced a resolution to accept up to $600,000 in DEC water‑quality grant funding. Several technical and contract proposals were also advanced for follow‑up.
The Patchogue Village Board met March 23 and approved routine financial and permitting items, including a bills list totaling $991,002.84. Speaker S2 read the amount aloud: "Bill's total, $991,002.84." That motion and related consent items were moved and seconded by board members and carried.
In addition to the bills, the board approved event permits and field uses for this spring and summer: a Chamber of Commerce Main Street event schedule with specified road closures in July and August, a Birdies vintage garden event on April 19 (rain date April 26), a "Walk for Mom" event on May 9, Highland Fast Pitch softball and concert at Shorefront Park on June 12, and use of Pitt Avenue Soccer Field for practices May 9–June 6, 5–8 p.m. The board also approved access/disposition for municipal vehicles PB11 (2015 Ford Explorer) and PB14 (2011 Ford Expedition) as presented.
The board moved and approved personnel actions including a request "to hire Rich j. Landry at part time building tester" (as presented by S2) and other pay‑rate and hire motions for operational staff. A technical and fee proposal for a feasibility analysis for a project labor agreement tied to Patrick Place treatment‑plant upgrades was advanced, with Task 1 priced at $19,500, Task 2 at $1,000 and optional Task 3 at $5,000.
Finally, the board approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a contract with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for a water‑quality improvement grant "in an amount not to exceed $600,000." S2 described the authorization and the administrative steps needed to ensure compliance and vouchering.
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