Public hearing held on proposed rule requiring landscapers to post company name and village decal; resident warns about magnetic signs
Summary
Trustees opened and closed a public hearing on Introductory Local Law No. 3 of 2026 to amend § 107-44 requiring conspicuous posting on landscaping vehicles; resident Ralph Moellindorf said magnetic signs may not adhere to newer aluminum doors.
The Board opened a public hearing Aug. 10 on Introductory Local Law No. 3 of 2026, a proposed amendment to § 107-44 of the Village Code that would require conspicuous posting of a company name and village decal on landscaping vehicles. Trustee Roger Smith moved to open the hearing; Trustee Adam Ansanelli seconded. The motion carried 4–0.
During the hearing, Ralph Moellindorf of 40 Wood Ave. said he was concerned “about magnetic signs adhering to some newer aluminum doors on trucks,” raising a practical compliance question for the proposed rule. The Board moved to close the hearing the same night. The minutes record no vote adopting the law on Aug. 10; the record shows only the hearing being opened and closed with public comment.
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