Trustee Charlie Laing Monthly Reports — December

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Village Hall, 7467 S Broadway, Red Hook, NY 12571 MON-FRI: 11 AM-4PM_

redhookvillage.org (845) 758-1081 info@redhooknyvillage.org

Village of Red Hook Trustee Charlie Laing Monthly Reports December

Materials Management

In the month of December the Village Highway Dept collected 2.83 tons of recycling (1.66 tons of comingled; 0.42 tons of cardboard; and 0.75 tons of paper). The Village also collected 2.38 tons of garbage which was transported to UCRRA at a total cost of $517.15 ($288.7 in tipping fees and $17.33 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 $2,517 from sale of garbage tags, broken down as follows: $1,413 at Village Hall; $600 from Taste Budds; $504 from the Red Hook Public Library.

Water Treatment Facilities

See attached C3ND report.

Saw Kill Watershed Community

The SKWC Leadership Committee met via ZOOM on Wednesday, December 18.

SKWC Leadership Team Meeting 12/18/24 6:30 pm, on Zoom Agenda

1. Update on Benner Road report

2. Newsletter project update- Sheila

3. Update on Community meeting-Amy

4. Water quality sampling project update- Karen

5. Other business

6. Next meeting/ timing

7. We need to decide on a date for the Community meeting— which Wednesday do you think is best: January 22 or February 5? Are there any conflicts with other meetings that we should be aware of and take into account? Please let me know what you think, so we can finalize date as soon as possible

8. Attached below is the for-now-final version of the Benner Road report.

Community Preservation Fund Committee

No meetings in the month of November.

Still unclear that they have had a meeting recently but the current balance of the CPF is around $2,982,968.51?.

Utility Billing Report

See attached report