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Original Report #: 88709

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Analytical Report

AG ENVIRONMENTAL, RSC, LLC. 86 Queen Mountain Road, Ferndale New York 12734 Phone: 845.704.8151 Email: info@agerny.com

Issue Date: 06/27/2026 Prepared For: Village of Red Hook Site Address: 7467 South Broadway RED HOOK NY 12571

Sampling Details:

Chain of Custody: 85715 Received Date/Time: 06/25/2026 06:55 PM Temperature of Samples upon receipt: 6.4°C Sample Matrix: DW

Dear Valued Customer,

Enclosed is the comprehensive report detailing the analyses of samples collected from the site listed above. The samples were received at our laboratory on 06/25/2026.

Should you have any questions or require further clarification regarding these results, please contact our customer service department at 845.704.8151.

Sincerely,

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Montana Papacharalambous | Document Control

The test results in this report meet NELAP requirements for analytes, for which accreditation is required or available. Any exceptions to the NELAP requirements are noted. Analytical results contained in this report apply only to the samples tested as received by our laboratory. This report shall not be reproduced or modified without the full written consent of AG Environmental RSC LLC. All questions regarding this report should be directed to the customer service department at AG Environmental RSC LLC.

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NYSDOH ELAP # 12081 PA DEP # 68-05705 Connecticut # PH-0808 NJDEP: NY042 A2LA: 6858.01

Original Report #: 88709

Analytical Report

Bill-to Customer Information (C55068)Bill-to Customer Information (C55068)Bill-to Customer Information (C55068)Bill-to Customer Information (C55068)Bill-to Customer Information (C55068)Bill-to Customer Information (C55068)Water Source Location X55068-01Water Source Location X55068-01Water Source Location X55068-01Water Source Location X55068-01Water Source Location X55068-01
Customer Name:Village of Red HookSource Name:Village of Red Hook DW
Address:7467 South BroadwayAddress:7467 South Broadway
Town:RED HOOK**State:NYZip:**12571Town:RED HOOK**State:NYZip:**12571
Phone:000-000-0000PWSID/SPDES:
Email:treasurer@redhookvillage.govContact Name:Les Coon
Fax:Phone:8455443151
ParameterResultUnitsCommentDate/Time
of AnalysisRes
ClTechMethodMCL / SMCL
Lab Sample ID: SB00057019
**Date Sampled: 06/25/2026Time Sampled: 09:57 AMTaken By: LJ**
Sample Point: Traditions Mail Room
Sample Notes:
ColiformAbsence06/26/2026
10:02 AM1.64BWColiform P/A & E.coli by SM22 9223B
(Colilert) MethodZero
E.coliAbsence06/26/2026
10:02 AM1.64BWColiform P/A & E.coli by SM22 9223B
(Colilert) MethodZero
*** End of Results for Lab Sample ID: SB00057019Batch No. 1782482551088

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Remarks:

This report cannot be reproduced without written permission of AG Environmental RSC LLC. 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.

Reviewed and approved by:

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Montana Papacharalambous | Document Control

Original Report #: 88709 Page 2 of 2

NYSDOH ELAP # 12081 PA DEP # 68-05705 Connecticut # PH-0808 NJDEP: NY042 A2LA: 6858.01

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## **Village of Red Hook Mayor’s Report November 2025** ## VILLAGE FINANCIAL AUDITS Our auditors, RBT, are continuing with our 2023 & 2024 audits. We hope to have all the documents and answers to them in the next couple of weeks. ## EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK Over the next several months, our payroll clerk, Irene Holsapple, and I will be meeting to review a proposed Employee Handbook. It’s a long document so it will take a while, but the Village does not have a formal handbook – Employee Benefits, outside of union contracts, are currently listed in our Village code. It is well past time that we tackled this project. ## SAWKILL WATERSHED COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL (SKWC) The SKWC met on Nov. 19[th] at 6:30pm in Village Hall. Attendees were Sheila Buff, Henry Woods, Amy Shein, Ruth Ford, Amanda Sandor & Karen Smythe. The application to Open Spaces Institute (OSI) to be approved for fiscal sponsorship has been submitted. There was a discussion around funding sources and confirming the upfront money that would be required. SKWC will be facilitating a kitchen table conversation for the Town’s Comprehensive Plan with a focus on water and water protection. It will be held on Thursday, Jan. 22 from 1-2:30pm at the Red Hook Library. Significant updates to the website were done by Amanda. She will also make a flyer for the Comp Plan discussion when all details are confirmed. The big final event that was supposed to happen in conjunction with Bard will now happen probably the 3[rd] week in February on an evening. The goal will be to present all the data available and also to celebrate the 10[th] anniversary of the SKWC. Dutchess Soil & Water may have funds available to support a SKWC project. Ideas included further water testing, Fisk Pond, replanting banks to reduce erosion. There is a funding program – septic system replacement fund – that is available for those on individual septic systems. Information will be shared with the SKWC email list. Sheila will investigate signing up for the program through which you can apply for a Hudson River Estuary grant. Likely for next year. The next meeting is scheduled for Wed. Dec. 17[th] . ## RED HOOK LIBRARY (RHPL) The RHPL had their November board meeting on Nov. 20[th] . Attendees were President Anna Greig, Vice President Martha Tepepa, Treasurer Grace Kachigan and Board members - Leah Bahnatka, Gareth Davies, & Kelly French, Jared Vengrin and Executive Director Alex Geller. PandaTV & Karen Smythe were also in attendance. PandaTV was present to record the meeting which is now available at www.pandatv.org. The Policy Committee reviewed the social media & Communications policies. ReciteMe was discussed and I was able to remind the board that the last two years of ReciteMe were due to a joint County grant with the Village. A preliminary 2026 budget was presented. Discussion included the expectation that there will be less County funding, a concern about foundation funding, the need for the part time children’s programming staff person to go to full time, and a health benefit increase of +18%. The treasurer, Grace Kachigan, reported that their current bookkeeper will no longer be supporting libraries in 2026, so she is interviewing possible replacements and hopes to have a proposal for the December meeting. The parking lot paving project has final punch list items to complete. The Library had received a $5k grant for electrification of the back door to enable it to open automatically with a button. The existing door cannot accommodate electrification, so they’ll need a new door. Alex is getting a second quote for this work. It is likely way over budget. The patron reset between Red Hook, Tivoli, and other jurisdictions resulted in no major changes. For more information, you can find their board packet on the library’s website – redhooklibrary.org/board-of-trustees. Their next board meeting will be Thursday, Dec. 18[th] at 6:30pm. ## PUBLIC SPACES/ABRAHAMS PARK The Public Spaces Committee met on Monday, Nov. 17th at 7pm in Village Hall. This overlapped with our Village Board meeting so I could not attend. Please see the attached minutes. Next meeting is scheduled for Dec. 15[th] at 7pm in Village Hall. ## CLIMATE SMART COMMUNITY TASK FORCE The Task Force did not meet in November. Our next meeting is Dec. 4[th] at 6pm in Village Hall. We will review the report from CCE that was presented to the Village Board at our Nov. 17[th] meeting and plan out next steps towards securing Bronze Certification. ## COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Saturday, November 15[th] was a busy day in the Village: I attended Village resident Roger Loughran’s Eagle Scout Court of Honor and presented him with a Proclamation of Achievement. I stopped by local business Bliss’ Grand Opening for their evening hours offering cocktails and a tapas menu. I also attended the Rotary’s Citizen of the Year event honoring Lisa Murray & Maria Scibelli for hosting a Red Hook High School Prom After Party for decades. Monday, November 17[th] , I was invited by the Rhinebeck Rotary to share with them what’s happening in the Village of Red Hook. Tuesday, November 18[th] , the Red Hook Chamber of Commerce hosted a “Meet the Mayor” evening meeting at Bliss where I was able to share with this group all that’s happening in the Village. It was a great opportunity to connect with some of the local business owners and answer questions and here ideas. Thursday, November 20[th] , I joined Erin Canaan, Vice President for Civic Engagement at Bard College, on her new Action Now podcast. We discussed major issues and projects in the Village, policy solutions and how people can get involved. Sunday, November 30[th] , I joined Bill Moore and three others on a judging panel at the VFW for Voices for Democracy. 9[th] thru 12[th] grade students submit a recorded essay. The 2025-26 theme is: _“How Are You Showing Patriotism and Support for Our Country?”_ We reviewed and scored 9 submissions from the Red Hook VFW region.

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