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Resolution to Authorize Resubmission of Greenway Grant Application for Village Center Pedestrian Safety Improvement Project

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VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOLUTION # - 2026 DATED: April 13, 2026

A meeting of the Village of Red Hook Board of Trustees was convened in public session at the Village Hall, 7467 South Broadway, Red Hook, NY on April 13, 2026. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Smythe.

RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE RESUBMISSION OF GREENWAY GRANT APPLICATION FOR VILLAGE CENTER PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

WHEREAS, the Village of Red Hook became a Greenway Compact Community in June 16, 2016 by amending the Village Code, adding Chapter 25 – Greenway Compact, and

WHEREAS, one value of the Greenway Compact is Strengthening Centers (B) which includes supporting and developing Walkable Communities (B-2) and Slower, Safer Streets (B-4), and

WHEREAS, an additional value is Site Specifics (E) which includes Landscaping (E1), Signs (E2), Lighting (E4), and Street Trees (E5), and

WHEREAS, Greenway Compact Communities are eligible to apply for matching grants up to $50,000 to fund projects in keeping with the Greenway Compact, and

WHEREAS, Village residents, visitors, and business owners have all consistently expressed the need for improvements to the pedestrian experience in the Village Center, and

WHEREAS, the Village of Red Hook is applying to the Hudson River Valley Greenway for a grant under the Hudson River Valley Greenway McHenry Planning Grant Program for a project to develop a Prioritized Plan to Improve Pedestrian Experience to be located in the Village Center, and

WHEREAS, the Village of Red Hook requests $15,000 and agrees to provide funding match and/or in-kind match in the amount of $15,000 equal to or greater than the amount requested, and

WHEREAS, the current cycle of Greenway Compact grants has a due date of April 24, 2026.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Village of Red Hook Board of Trustees hereby does approve and endorse the application for a grant under the Hudson River Valley Greenway McHenry Planning Grant Program, for a project know as Prioritized Plan to Improve Pedestrian Experience in the Village Center, and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Village’s $15,000 match will come from the Unrestricted Fund Balance of the General Fund.

Motion by:

Seconded by:

The foregoing motion was duly put to a vote, which resulted as follows:

Mayor Smythe☐Aye☐Nay☐Abstain☐Recuse☐Absent/Excused
DeputyMayorKjarval☐Aye☐Nay☐Abstain☐Recuse☐Absent/Excused
Trustee Uku☐Aye☐Nay☐Abstain☐Recuse☐Absent/Excused
Trustee Allen☐Aye☐Nay☐Abstain☐Recuse☐Absent/Excused
Trustee Rothstein☐Aye☐Nay☐Abstain☐Recuse☐Absent/Excused
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ResultMotion:

I hereby attest that the above Resolution was approved by the Board of Trustees at its April 13, 2026 meeting, and that I have been authorized to sign this Resolution by decision of the Board of Trustees

______________________ ____________________ Jennifer Cavanaugh, Clerk Date

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## **Highway Department Report for May 2026** by Trustee Uku · June 8, 2026 · AI assistance from Claude ## **Materials Management** Please refer to the attached Resource Recovery Data Report for full details. Contaminated recycling charges totaled $24.20 in May, up from $14.52 in April and $6.28 in March: still moving in the other direction than we’d like, so let’s all spread the word. The bulk of May’s contamination came from a single pickup on 5/26 (0.09 tons, $14.51), FYI. _Total Materials Management expenses for May were $1,751.27._ ## **Garbage Tag Sales** May garbage tag sales totaled approximately $3,874 across Village Hall, the Red Hook Public Library, and Taste Budds. The price increase for garbage tags took effect June 1. _Total May garbage revenue, including the Tivoli contract, was $6,604._ ## **Scrap Metal Program** |Revenue since the last report (~5/9/26)|$460.70| |---|---| |Total revenue this Fiscal Year (Jun 2025 – May 2026) to date|$5,906.75| |Since the program’s inception in Sep 2007, donations have yielded a total of|$61,423.99| _Proceeds go towards the purchase of tools and equipment for the Highway Department. Residents and businesses interested in donating metal may contact the Village Clerk’s office to schedule a pickup. Give the Village a call when you have scrap metal you need gone!_ ## **Trash & Recycling** Trash and recycling must be out before 5 AM on Monday mornings. Cardboard bundles should be bound together with string or tape. Paper recycling should be placed loose within a lidded tub or bin. Recycling pickup alternates between Yellow (paper & cardboard) and Blue (metal, plastic & glass). Bulk waste disposal (mattresses, large furniture, etc.) is available to Village residents and businesses at a very affordable rate. Please contact the Clerk to purchase tags for any Village disposal services: (845) 758-1081 · info@redhookvillage.gov · or in person M–F, 11 AM – 4 PM. ## **Food Waste Dropoff** Residents are welcome to join the Village’s Food Waste Collection Program, made possible in part by a composting grant from Dutchess County. To sign up, contact the Clerk or visit redhookvillage.gov/compost. ## **Brush / Yard Waste Pickup** Brush pickup is back (yay!) and continues monthly through October, during the first full week of each month. Please place piles neatly curbside for collection, not in the road. _**Please refer regularly to the 2026 Waste Collection Guide, Dual Stream Recycling Guide, and Pickup Calendar. Credit for designing these belongs to Deputy Mayor Kjarval. I couldn’t survive without mine.**_ ## **Street Light Out? Potholes?** If you notice a street light out in the Village, you may notify Central Hudson directly at cenhud.com/en/ outages — select “Report a Street Light” and fill out their online form. You can notify the Village of potholes on Village roads by calling the Village Clerk’s office or filling out the “Report a Concern” form at redhookvillage.org/concern. State roads in the Village (Broadway and Market) should be reported to the NYS DOT directly at 1-800-POTHOLE (1-800-768-4653). Linden Avenue is a Dutchess County road; the Clerk can help route those reports. ## **Street Sweeping** Street sweeping took place at the end of May. Notice was posted on the Village website and sent via email and text alerts on May 22. Even so, some residents reported not knowing the timing, or that it was happening at all. The lesson: our current communication channels aren’t reaching everyone. Going forward, we should publicly announce street sweeping in the May monthly meeting, or earlier if the Highway Foreman advises. ## **Foreman Appreciation** _(“Giving Jake His Flowers”)_ Jake and the Highway crew have been busy, as always. Here’s a cool action photo of recent repairs at the water treatment plant. **==> picture [288 x 217] intentionally omitted <==** Just ask around, we are the envy of all neighboring villages and towns. 😎 |**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|**VILLAGE OF RED HOOK RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA/REPORT(Data extraction assisted by Claude AI)**|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |**2024/2025**|**June***|**July**|**August**|**September**|**October**|**November**|**December**|**January**|**February**|**March**|**April**|**May**|**Average**|**YTD**|| |**TONS**|||||||||||||||| |**Commingled**|**0.82**|**1.2**|**0.9**|**0.84**|**0.75**|**1.01**|**1.66**|**1.06**|**1.11**|**0.85**|**0.93**|**0.9**|**1.00**|**12.03**|| |**Cardboard**|**0.47**|**0.46**|**0.43**|**0.57**|**0.37**|**0.41**|**0.42**|**0.51**|**0.2**|**0.73**|**0.33**|**0.51**|**0.45**|**5.41**|| |**Paper**|**0.83**|**0.61**|**0.65**|**1**|**0.79**|**0.83**|**0.75**|**0.84**|**0.58**|**1.19**|**0.75**|**0.71**|**0.79**|**9.53**|| |**Total Recycling**|**2.12**|**2.27**|**1.98**|**2.41**|**1.91**|**2.25**|**2.83**|**2.41**|**1.89**|**2.77**|**2.01**|**2.12**|**2.25**|**26.97**|| |**Garbage Dumpster**|**3.3**|**3.3**|**3.3**|**3.3**|**3.3**|**3.3**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**8.18**|**98.19**|**6yd dumpster start 12/24**| |**Garbage - UCRRA**|**8.13**|**4.37**|**5.62**|**7.03**|**1.72**|**3**|**2.38**|**3.21**|**0**|**5.33**|**0.53**|**7.07**|||| |**REVENUE**|||||||||||||||| |**Tags Sold**|**$2,820.00**|**$2,927.00 **|**$ 2,480.00**|<br>**$2,696.00**|**$3,592.00**|**$2,748.00**|**$2,517.00**|**$3,507.00**|**$1,545.00**|**$2,979.00**|**$2,490.00**|**$2,078.00**|**$2,698.25**|**$32,379.00**|| ||||||||||||||||| |**COSTS**|||||||||||||||| |**Garbage @ $135/ton**|**$939.95**|**$502.55**|**$646.30**|**$808.45**|**$197.80**|**$355.00**|**$288.70**|**$433.35**|**$0.00**|**$719.55**|**$81.55**|**$964.45**|**$494.80**|**$5,937.65**|| |**Fuel Surcharge**|**$65.85**|**$33.92**|**$43.63**|**$50.53**|**$11.86**|**$21.30**|**$17.33**|**$24.92**|**$0.00**|**$44.97**|**$5.10**|**$57.87**|**$31.44**|**$377.28**|| |**Contaminated Recycling**|**$6.10**|**$2.44**|**$0.00**|**$2.43**|**$4.84**|**$0.00**|**$0.00**|**$0.00**|**$0.00**|**$0.00**|**$0.00**|**$0.00**|**$1.32**|**$15.81**|| |**Welsh/Royal Dumpster**|**$246.63**|**$246.63**|**$246.63**|**$246.63**|**$246.63**|**$246.63**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$232.57**|**$2,790.84**|| |**TOTAL COSTS**|**$1,258.53**|**$785.54**|**$936.56**|**$1,108.04**|**$461.13**|**$622.93**|**$524.54**|**$676.78**|**$218.51**|**$983.03**|**$305.16**|**$1,240.83**|**$760.13**|**$9,121.58**|| ||||||||||||||||| |**TOTAL REVENUE**|**$2,820.00**|**$2,927.00**|**$2,480.00**|**$2,696.00**|**$3,592.00**|**$2,748.00**|**$2,517.00**|**$3,507.00**|**$1,545.00**|**$2,979.00**|**$2,490.00**|**$2,078.00**|**$2,698.25**|**$32,379.00**|| |**2025/2026**|**June***|**July**|**August**|**September**|**October**|**November**|**December**|**January**|**February**|**March**|**April**|**May**|**Average**|**YTD**|| |**TONS**|||||||||||||||| |**Commingled**|**1.29**|**0.78**|**0.85**|**0.83**|**1.02**|**1.68**|**2.3**|**1.43**|**1.5**|**2.03**|**1.49**|**1.35**|**1.38**|**16.55**|| |**Cardboard**|**0.65**|**0.44**|**0.52**|**0.64**|**0.52**|**0.90**|**0.91**|**0.76**|**0.57**|**0.82**|**0.77**|**0.60**|**0.68**|**8.10**|| |**Paper**|**0.68**|**0.65**|**0.62**|**1.08**|**0.77**|**1.17**|**1.63**|**1.18**|**1.11**|**1.48**|**1.23**|**1.08**|**1.06**|**12.68**|| |**Total Recycling**|**2.62**|**1.87**|**1.99**|**2.55**|**2.31**|**3.75**|**4.84**|**3.37**|**3.18**|**4.33**|**3.49**|**3.03**|**3.11**|**37.33**|| |**Garbage - Dumpster**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**5**|**14.54**|**174.43**|| |**Garbage - UCRRA**|**5.83**|**9.89**|**6.62**|**9.98**|**13.39**|**9.19**|**11.69**|**8.99**|**8.91**|**11.87**|**9.03**|**9.04**|||| |**Garbage - Total**|**10.83**|**14.89**|**11.62**|**14.98**|**18.39**|**14.19**|**16.69**|**13.99**|**13.91**|**16.87**|**14.03**|**14.04**|||| |**REVENUE**|||||||||||||||| |**Tags Sold**|**$2,383.00**|**$2,848.00 **|**$ 2,289.00**|<br>**$2,985.00**|**$3,318.00**|**$1,813.00**|**$2,975.00**|**$3,093.00**|**$1,742.00**|**$2,764.00**|**$2,275.00**|**$3,874.00**|**$2,696.58**|**$32,359.00**|| |**Tivoli Service@ $682.50/wk**||||||**$2,730.00**|**$2,730.00**|**$2,730.00**|**$2,730.00**|**$2,730.00**|**$2,730.00**|**$2,730.00**||**$19,110.00**|| ||||||||||||||||| |**COSTS**|||||||||||||||| |**Garbage @ $135/ton**|**$807.05**|**$1,402.75**|**$893.70**|**$1,357.30**|**$1,807.65**|**$1,250.65**|**$1,578.15**|**$1,432.78**|**$1,336.50**|**$1,820.50**|**$1,354.50**|**$1,356.00**|**$1,366.46**|**$16,397.53**|| |**Fuel Surcharge**|**$48.54**|**$87.81**|**$55.86**|**$84.83**|**$112.98**|**$78.18**|**$102.58**|**$84.28**|**$83.53**|**$122.89**|**$152.38**|**$152.56**|**$97.20**|**$1,166.42**|| |**Garbage - Total**|**$855.59**|**$1,490.56**|**$949.56**|**$1,442.13**|**$1,920.63**|**$1,328.83**|**$1,680.73**|**$1,517.06**|**$1,420.03**|**$1,943.39**|**$1,506.88**|**$1,508.56**|||| |**Contaminated Recycling**|**$2.70**|**$2.70**|**$7.06**|**$0.00**|**$1.41**|**$2.83**|**$0.00**|**$23.44**|**$3.13**|**$6.28**|**$14.52**|**$24.20**|**$7.36**|**$88.27**|| |**Welsh/Royal Dumpster**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$218.51**|**$2,622.12**|| |**TOTAL COSTS**|**$1,076.80**|**$1,711.77**|**$1,175.13**|**$1,660.64**|**$2,140.55**|**$1,550.17**|**$1,899.24**|**$1,759.01**|**$1,641.67**|**$2,168.18**|**$1,739.91**|**$1,751.27**|**$1,689.53**|**$20,274.34**|| ||||||||||||||||| |**TOTAL REVENUE**|**$2,383.00**|**$2,848.00**|**$2,289.00**|**$2,985.00**|**$3,318.00**|**$4,543.00**|**$5,705.00**|**$5,823.00**|**$4,472.00**|**$5,494.00**|**$5,005.00**|**$6,604.00**|**$4,289.08**|**$51,469.00**|| |**inc. 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