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TOWN OF RED HOOK ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS May 11, 2022 AGENDA (Meeting to take place at Town Hall – 7340 South Broadway – masks are required) Preliminary Business 7:00 Call to Order - Roll Call Approval of March 9, 2022 Meeting Minutes Review of Planning Board Minutes Comments from the Chair Review ZBA 22-05 Paul Steinberger and Mickey Walker, representing the Neave Group, application for an Area Variance to install an inground pool 11 feet, and 11 inches from the side property line. Section 143-18 A(2), of the Town of Red Hook Zoning Law requires a setback of 20 feet. The subject parcel is located at 74 Williams Road, in the Town of Red Hook, in the RD3 Zoning District. Review (ZBA will not have a quorum to consider this application, presently) ZBA 22-06 Peter Klose and Jean Voutsinas, application for two Area Variances to create a cottage in a small barn, on a parcel of 1140 SF, setback eight feet from the front property line. Section 143-68 A, of the Town of Red Hook Zoning Law limits the size of a cottage to 650 SF of Gross Floor Area, and Section 143-68E requires a front yard setback of 50 feet. The subject parcel is located at 45 Echo Valley Road, in the Town of Red Hook, in the RD1.5 Zoning District. Review ZBA 22-07 Paul Hutchins, application for an Area Variance to obtain a Class II Home Ocuupation in a cottage on the subject parcel. Section 143-32, of the Town of Red Hook Zoning Law does not permit a Class II Home Occupation in the R1.5 Zoning District. The subject parcel is located at 230 Linden Avenue, in the Town of Red Hook, in the R1.5 Zoning District. The next ZBA meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, June 8, 2022 Prospective ZBA Applicants must present their application to ZEO Bob Fennell. The submission deadline for this meeting is Tuesday, June 1, 2022.

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  • 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.
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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.

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