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Water Fee

Resolution #25-2016 — 2016-10-17

WHEREAS

  • the Water Fee Increase Rates were introduced by the Board of Trustee of the Village of Red Hook on May 15, 2011
  • the Board of Trustees heretofore determine that the water fees should cover for the expenses incurred by the Village of Red Hook when services are provided
  • it is necessary from time –to-time to raise such rates to accurately reflect said expense

RESOLVED

  • by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Red Hook that the following fee is hereby established: $ 50.00

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2025-04-14→2025-04-14
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Document title corrected to remove redundant reference to Village Green Committee.

  • Title changed from 'Village of Red Hook Village Green Committee Monthly Report March 2025' to 'Village of Red Hook Trustee Charlie Laing Monthly Reports March'
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Village of Red Hook Trustee Charlie Laing Monthly Reports March ## Materials Management In the month of March the Village Highway Dept collected 2.77 tons of recycling (0.85 tons of comingled; 0.73 tons of cardboard; and 1.19 tons of paper). The Village collected 5.33 tons of garbage which was transported to UCRRA at a total cost of $764.52 ($719.55 in tipping fees and $44.97 of fuel surcharge). The Village also paid $211.12 in monthly fees for use of the Royal dumpster service. Over the course of the month the Village collected $2,979 from sale of garbage tags, broken down as follows: $2,235 at Village Hall; $144 from the Red Hook Public Library, and $600 from Taste Budds. ## Water Treatment Facilities See attached C3ND report. ## Saw Kill Watershed Community The Saw Kill Watershed Community held one meeting in the month of February; the focus was on the Benner Rd Saw Kill tributary water quality and concerns with a visit from Zoe Evans representing the Saw Kill Tributary Coalition at Benner Creek, Agenda reprinted below: Saw Kill Watershed Community Leadership Team Wednesday, March 26, 2025 6:30 pm Village Hall ## Agenda - 6:30pm Benner Road water quality, recent water quality test results, and community meeting (Our guest, Zoe Evans, is a representative from the Saw Kill Tributary Coalition at Benner Creek) - 7:00pm Water quality project update - 7:30pm Good Work Institute fiscal sponsorship update - 7:45pm Other business and updates - 8pm adjourn. ## Community Preservation Fund Committee No meetings in the month of March. The current balance of the CPF is $3,066,467.00. ## Utility Billing Report See attached.
2025-04-14→2025-04-14
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Agenda formatting corrected in Saw Kill Watershed Community section.

  • Removed bullet points from final three agenda items (7:30pm, 7:45pm, 8pm) and formatted as continuous text
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Village of Red Hook Trustee Charlie Laing Monthly Reports March ## Materials Management In the month of March the Village Highway Dept collected 2.77 tons of recycling (0.85 tons of comingled; 0.73 tons of cardboard; and 1.19 tons of paper). The Village collected 5.33 tons of garbage which was transported to UCRRA at a total cost of $764.52 ($719.55 in tipping fees and $44.97 of fuel surcharge). The Village also paid $211.12 in monthly fees for use of the Royal dumpster service. Over the course of the month the Village collected $2,979 from sale of garbage tags, broken down as follows: $2,235 at Village Hall; $144 from the Red Hook Public Library, and $600 from Taste Budds. ## Water Treatment Facilities See attached C3ND report. ## Saw Kill Watershed Community The Saw Kill Watershed Community held one meeting in the month of February; the focus was on the Benner Rd Saw Kill tributary water quality and concerns with a visit from Zoe Evans representing the Saw Kill Tributary Coalition at Benner Creek, Agenda reprinted below: Saw Kill Watershed Community Leadership Team Wednesday, March 26, 2025 6:30 pm Village Hall ## Agenda - 6:30pm Benner Road water quality, recent water quality test results, and community meeting (Our guest, Zoe Evans, is a representative from the Saw Kill Tributary Coalition at Benner Creek) - 7:00pm Water quality project update - 7:30pm Good Work Institute fiscal sponsorship update - 7:45pm45 pm Other business and updates - 8pm adjourn. ## Community Preservation Fund Committee No meetings in the month of March. The current balance of the CPF is $3,066,467.00. ## Utility Billing Report See attached.

References

This document cites or incorporates the following separate documents:

  • 2016-02-08Water Rate Increase
    Two separate board actions on water fees at different times with different operative mechanisms (fixed fee vs. phased percentage increase), not a literal revision of the same singular decision.