Facilities Maintenance Manager at Town of Lewisboro
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Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Joel Smith’s organization
This document serves as an announcement or calendar entry for a Town Board meeting, detailing the scheduled date and time.
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The work session focused on the status and design development of the new police department headquarters. Key discussions included the approval of permits for well and septic systems, the status of stormwater management plans, and the State Environmental Quality Review process. The board reviewed architectural plans for a single-story facility with a walk-out basement, evaluated site layout options for public and secured parking, and considered energy-efficient options such as a solar canopy and geothermal systems.
The meeting included a presentation by an Eagle Scout candidate regarding a project at the Oldfield Preserve involving the construction of a kiosk and a pedestrian bridge, trail improvement, and the management of invasive species, which was approved by the Board. The Board also addressed the installation of no parking signs on Mount Holly Road near the Marian Yarrow Preserve and scheduled a public hearing for this purpose. Several resolutions were passed, including the approval of commercial licenses for sanitation and waste services, an agreement to host a dinner meeting for the Westchester Municipal Officials Association, and intermunicipal agreements with the Katonah-Lewisboro School District for salt and fuel, as well as shared use of facilities. Additionally, the Board authorized the auction of two town properties, accepted an interim 30-month MS4 report, and approved a memorandum of agreement with the local Teamsters union representing the parks and maintenance departments. Finally, the Board moved to advertise for bids for sludge hauling for the Oak Ridge and Wild Oaks sewer districts.
The Board conducted a public hearing concerning a change of use for the Laafia Restaurant, focusing on parking waiver requirements, traffic circulation, and the necessity for zoning variances. A decision was reached to approve a change of use for Hellhen from retail to a restaurant, subject to specific operational conditions and health department approvals. Additionally, the Board reviewed a wetland permit application for a replacement garage at 16 Gilbert Street, addressing site diagrams and the visual impact of the structure relative to the surrounding neighborhood.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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