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Water Quality Lab Report #76957 — Lead & Copper Rule — October 2025

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|AG ENVIRONMENTAL RSC, LLC|AG ENVIRONMENTAL RSC, LLC|||||NYSDOH ELAP # 12081 PA DEP # 68-05705 FLORIDA (Legionella) # E871152 Connecticut # PH-0808| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |86Queen Mountain Road, Ferndale, New York, 12734 / Phone: 845.704.8151 / Fax: 845.414.0051|||||Original Report #: 76957 LCR Issue Date: 10/10/2025|| |Bill-to Customer Information(C51276)|||Water Source Location X51276-349|||| |Customer Name:|H2O Innovation { JCO Inc. }||Source Name:|Village of Redhook - WW||| |Address:|4 Commerce Street||Address:|Red Hook Village||| |Town:|POUGHKEEPSIEState:NYZip:12603||Town:|Red HookState:NYZip:12571||| |Phone:|(845)486-1030||PWSID/SPDES:|NY0271420||| |Email:|Sullivan1results@h2oinnovation.com||Contact Name:|Les Coon||| |Fax:|||Phone:|845-544-3151||| |Sample(s) delivered on09/25/2025at04:30 PM|||||**From COC#:**72988||

|Sample#|MTX|Sample Point|Sampled **Date & Time **|**Temp **|Pres. Y/N/T|Res **Cl **|Int|Analyze Prep Date Time|Analyte/Test Method|Comment (see table)|Results|MCL/SMCL (Limits)| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |S000273608|WW-G|INFLUENT 1A|09/25/2025 12:48 PM|11.6°C G4|N||LJ|09/26/2025 03:27 PM CW|BOD 5-Day SM 5210B Method|N BOD-00748|BOD, 5 day: 187 mg/L|| |S000304054|WW-G|INFLUENT 1A|09/25/2025 12:48 PM|11.6°C G4|N||LJ|09/26/2025 11:54 AM CJ|Total Suspended Solids by SM22 2540D Method|N TS-00984|Total Suspended Solids: 82.0 mg/L|| |S000268427|WW-G|EFFLUENT 1A|09/25/2025 12:20 PM|11.6°C G4|N||LJ|09/26/2025 03:27 PM CW|BOD 5-Day SM 5210B Method|N BOD-00748|BOD, 5 day: 3.4 mg/L|| |S000304052|WW-G|EFFLUENT 1A|09/25/2025 12:20 PM|11.6°C G4|N||LJ|09/26/2025 11:54 AM CJ|Total Suspended Solids by SM22 2540D Method|N TS-00984|Total Suspended Solids: 2.6 mg/L|| |S000304012|WW-G|EFFLUENT 1A|09/25/2025 12:20 PM|11.6°C G4|Y||LJ|09/30/2025 08:43 AM KD|Ammonia (as N) by EPA 350.1 Method|N A-00524|Ammonia (as N): <0.050 mg/L|| |S000275966|WW-G|EFFLUENT|09/25/2025 02:12 PM|11.6°C G4|T||LJ|09/25/2025 05:18 PM MV|Fecal Coliform Count by Colilert-18 Method|N 1758835079443|Fecal Coliform: <1 MPN/100mL||

Comment Table: N - No Comment |

Remarks: T = Sodium Thiosulfate |

This report cannot be reproduced without written permission of Sullivan County Labs. Test results are limited to those methods under which our lab is certified by ELAP. Results only relate to actual samples received. The following information is provided by the customer and not by the laboratory: Source information, matrix, sample point, sampled date/time, residual chlorine, initials, and test requested.

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The document has been expanded from Public Spaces Committee meeting notes into a comprehensive Deputy Mayor's Monthly Report.

  • Title changed from 'Public Spaces Committee – November 17th, 2025 Meeting Notes' to 'Deputy Mayor's Monthly Report — November 2025'
  • Added new section: 'Deputy Mayor Melkorka Kjarval’s Monthly Reports' containing updates on Red Hook Together meetings, housing solutions, and Community Action Partnership
  • Added new section: 'Town of Red Hook Comprehensive Plan' detailing public workshops and outreach methods
  • Added new section: 'Town of Red Hook Community Preservation Fund' including a placeholder for financial statements
  • Expanded scope from specific committee notes to a broad municipal report covering housing, community planning, and social services
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## **Public Spaces Committee** – **November 17[th] , 2025 Meeting Notes** ## **Members Present: Barbara, David, Betsy, Linda, Ash** ## **Members Absent: Karen** ## **Resident Attendees: Camille** 1. Architecture Student / Park Master Plan – Betsy - a. Ross Adams, Head of Architecture Dept Bard - i. Ash, Karen and Betsy to meet and determine parameters of involvement, need to respond before student is unavailable - b. Do we need funding to support student - c. Could be a class project, present ideas to community, provide feedback - d. Would it be possible to partner with Scenic Hudson? 2. Bard Art Partnership – Barbara - a. Curatorial student may not be interested - b. Barbara is following up on Tues Nov 18[th] - c. Meet with Brent to discuss previous sculpture events in village, review his documentation and plans - d. Ash to provide Barbara contact for Julia West who partnered with village previously on event in Abraham ’ s Park 3. Seed Exchange – Victoria and Ash - a. Ash and Victoria to meet with Jueng-Il on Saturday, Nov 22[nd] to discuss donation of Seed Exchange - b. Resolution needed to voted on by Board to approve donation to RHCC 4. Grants – David and Perry - a. Is there a grant that could be used for the parking lot project - b. David to work on priority and grouping of grants 5. Misc - a. Members discussed meeting with and including Zoe Evans in discussion around meadow gardening - b. Cornell Extension has documentation that could be used to research meadow/wild gardening - c. Look at other municipalities for meadow gardening codes - d. Initial discussion on motorized vehicles and electric bikes within Abraham ’ s Park once redesigned Deputy Mayor Melkorka Kjarval’s Monthly Reports November, 17th, 2025 **Red Hook Together** meets every first Thursday of the month. The December 4th meeting was held at Olin Hall at Bard. Participants were prompted by RHPL’s Allex Gellar to offer topics and then the group was split into groups that would “strategically plan” on those prompts. We were not allowed to visit both groups. One prompt was Transitional Housing, and the other was Community Festivals & Events. The groups are now tasked to ‘take next steps’ on these issues after defining what the ideas to be addressed were. Newly named “Anchor Events”proposed that festival planners should coordinate with Red Hook Together to change dates to better accommodate schedules. They also identified communication as an issue and lamented that there wasn't a central calendar, there weren't any trollies for events to transport festival goers around the Village and that event organizers do not promote each other’s events. They also wanted to find out how to engage Tivoli. There was no mention of the Village role in Anchor Events mentioned. The second group which I was allowed to attend discussed short & long term solutions for housing. We discussed last year's overnight warming shelter (organized with private donations that covered bedding supplies & a Hudson River Housing staffer for evening shifts, donated space & volunteer provided food drop-offs & evening/early morning shifts) & including challenges ahead for replicating the shelter this year. Also discussed were the different types of shelter options (intimate partner violence shelters, teen shelters, group homes etc as well as other models - and what needs we have here in the Northern Dutchess Region). Kris Munn has a proposal to the legislature (not yet adopted or funded) to have Municipal Investment grants for de-centralized shelters that would be available to municipalities. McKeon shared that there is a NYS town law that allows the town to spend $10,000 on Mental Health. For those who don’t know, Dutchess County is our NYS Local Department Social services district. That means that Dutchess County receives NYS taxpayer funding to provide social services within its boundaries. Many of those social services are located around and in the Poughkeepsie area. I shared that I found a training session called “Navigating the System - Housing and Temporary Assistance Programs” offered annually by the County incredibly helpful for understanding what options currently exist and also how much has changed due to COVID and since. Both groups were tasked with meeting up the next month to take ‘next steps’. Also of note Community Action Partnership, which the Village of Red Hook contributes towards is moving forward with plans to close its Red Hook office. **Town of Red Hook Comprehensive Plan:** The Town committee meets monthly from 7:30pm to 9pm on the fourth Tuesday at Town Hall. The Town hosted an Comprehensive Plan Public Workshop on **Tuesday, November 25th.** Discussion focused on upcoming “Kitchen tables discussions”, outreach and the Public’s awareness of the process. Kitchen Table’s are social events you can host in your own social circle to talk through the comprehensive plan goals. Any responses collected will help determine the goals and priorities in the proposed Town Comprehensive Plan. If you are interested in hosting your own kitchen table email: comprehensiveplan@redhookny.gov. I have also included links to some of the resources and webpages about the Town’s process: Webpage to learn more: redhookny.gov/578/Town-of-Red-Hook-Comprehensive-Plan Key facts: redhookny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/4982/Town-of-Red-Hook-Key-Facts? What is a comprehensive plan?: redhookny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/4933/Town-of-Red-Hook-Comprehensive-Plan-Newsletter---Se ptember-2025 Link to the online survey: surveymonkey.com/r/RedHookVision **Town of Red Hook Community Preservation Fund:** A new balance has not been released since the past report. |past report.|past report.|| |---|---|---| |**From the November Monthly Statement of the Red Hook Town Supervisor**||Balance| ||(These fgures were reported in last months report)|| |M&T Consolidated Account|Cm C’munityPres 0102 -|109,758.40| |Nyclass Master Account|Cm CommunityPres. 0203|1,501,356.21| ||Green CPF 0204.100 Investment|1,828,486.09| ||Greene (Cpf Funds) 0204|69,966.66| |**Townof Red Hook CPF Total Balance as of **||**3,509,567.36**| Full Statement available online at: redhookny.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Item/1057?fleID=19461 ## **Village of Red Hook Communications:** I have continued to work with Tivoli on their Trash & Recycling Flyers & calendar, and finished customizing those designs. I am also beginning to work on the Villages calendar and considering if I can use a smaller format for trash pickup days. ## **Village and Zoning Review:** On the morning of Monday, November 24th at 9:30 am, the Mayor and I met with planning consultant Bonnie Franson and the Village’s planning lawyer Victoria Polidoro, to discuss the draft law and listen to their professional recommendations to questions posed by Trustee Uku’s written comments. It was agreed that we should move forward with setting a public hearing for the Planning Study (Since the study will act as an amendment to the comprehensive plan it requires two separate hearings). We also discussed the idea of working, at a later time, with a dedicated purpose and budget to fully re-examine all the existing use definitions and considering if updating uses to more form-based definitions was appropriate, as some of the uses seem unnecessarily specific, dated and/or seemed to overlap each other. We discussed at length the difference between Formula businesses (as defined in the code), Fast Food (as defined in our Code) and Restaurants (as

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