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Become a Green Purchasing Community

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Why Become a Green Purchasing Community? PO

The Green Purchasing Communities (GPC) program makes it easy for local governments to ensure that the products they are purchasing have a lower environmental impact.

Benefits of becoming a GPC include

  • Adopting a simple-to-administer green purchasing program

  • Moving the market in a more sustainable direction

  • Being recognized for your commitment to the environment

  • Getting points towards Climate Smart Communities Certification

Local governments that become a Green Purchasing Community commit to following the GreenNY purchasing specifications that New York State government uses. By making this simple change, local governments can work towards purchasing products and services that are better for our public health and the environment. With over 75 different GreenNY purchasing specifications covering office and building management supplies, electronic equipment and appliances, food service items, and transportation items, there are specifications to follow for a wide variety of items frequently purchased by local governments. In addition, the GreenNY Council is constantly working to update existing specifications and create new ones, meaning that Green Purchasing Communities will automatically be following the latest green purchasing specifications. Additional “environmentally preferable purchasing” language can also be added to local government purchasing policies to encourage procurement of “recycled” or “energy efficient” equipment, for example.

How to Become a Green Purchasing Community PD

Becoming a GPC is as easy as 1, 2... that’s it!

  1. Add the Green New York model language to the government’s purchasing policy. Amendments to purchasing policies are normally approved by the municipality’s legislative body or another body that handles procurement policy, such as a board of estimate and apportionment.

  2. Submit the application, along with the resolution approving the inclusion of the model language and a copy of the new purchasing policy to gpc@dec.ny.gov.

Learn More [

You can learn more about the program on the GPC website or by contacting us at gpc@dec.ny.gov.

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The document was significantly reduced to only include the fee transaction table.

  • Title changed from 'Building Department Monthly Report — July 2025' to 'dc_2104_2025_july_building_fees'
  • Removed summary statistics including Building Permits Issued (10), Certificates of Occupancy Issued (2), and Certificates of Compliance (15)
  • Removed Planning Board Actions section regarding St. John Street, Bliss Juice & Smoothie Bar, and 7481 South Broadway
  • Removed Zoning Board of Appeals section
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## VILLAGE OF RED HOOK BUILDING DEPARTMENT MONTHLY TRUSTEE REPORT ZONING & PLANNING JULY, 2025 **==> picture [1 x 1] intentionally omitted <==** **----- Start of picture text -----**<br> .<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br> Building Permits Issued: 10 Certificates of Occupancy Issued: 2 Temporary Certificates of Occupancy: 0 Certificate of Compliance: 15 Municipal Searches: 5 Neti7 te b+RI, \i o\ition—, 2X \) CVS-EV Charging. Stations StopOrders Work to Remedy: Orders: 00 AN) IBUN. baci Aveda,y — Parr’ark n4 Do Not Occupy Notice: 0 Court Appearances: 0 Complaints: 0 Fire Inspections: 0 Planning Board Actions: July 10, 2025 meeting: Site Plan for St. John Street (LeGrand) tabled to August 14, 2025. Signage approval granted to 19 W. Market Street — Bliss Juice & Smoothie Bar Site Plan for 7481 South Broadway (Kittner) tabled to August 14, 2025 & public hearing scheduled. Zoning Board of Appeals: No July, 2025 meeting due to no Agenda, ## Village of Red Hock Building Department ## Monthly Trustee's Report **==> picture [489 x 341] intentionally omitted <==** **----- Start of picture text -----**<br> |||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |MONTH|OF:|July, 2025| |DATE|PROPERTY OWNER|ADDRESS|TYPE OF APPLICATION|CHECKAMOUNT|Check#|Notes:| |7713/2025|Grande|2 Park Avenue|Building Permit|100.00|129| |71312025|Grande|2 Park Avenue|Building Permit|100.00|130| |6/29/2025|Keller|9 Tower Street|Building Permit|100.00|4644| |7/3/2025|Roberts|7351 S.|Broaclway|CO Search|100.00|1065| |7/8/2025|McGee|7365 S.|Broaciway|CO Search|100.00|1681| |71912025|Mickler|Eldridge|Lane.|CO Search|100.00|3672| |7/9/2025|Mickler|11-13|Eldridge Lane|CO Search|100.00|3573| |WH2025|Citizens Telecom|19 St. John Street|Fire|Inspection|100.00|3236| |7410/2025|Sherman & Sheedy|7381S Broadway|Building Permit|200.00|3452| |7123/2025|Crum|19 Park Avenue Park Avenue Avenue|Building Permit|100.00|15968| |7/22/2025|20 Prince Street|Keeler|CO Search|100.00|11682| |7129/2025|Grande|2 Park Avenue|Building Permit|100.00|134| |7/14/2025|Malikin|25 Fisk Street|Bee Permit|25.00|552| |7/28/2025|Katich|12 Park Avenue|Building Permit|100.00|3509| **----- End of picture text -----**<br> - 7123/2025 Crum 19 Park Avenue Park Avenue Avenue