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Determine Funding for Sidewalk Improvements

↑Meetings/Resolutions/23-2017
One-time (complete)formal_resolutionone_timeAuthorize repair of public sidewalks on Route 9 East side for $10,400, utilizing Salisbury Bank credit line as initial funding with $2,000 from street maintenance and $8,400 from CHIPS.
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2017-09-11
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2017-09-11
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RESOLVED

  1. the Village of Red Hook will work with its engineers and the DOT to get the work done immediately and utilize the Salisbury Bank credit line as initial funding; and then 5110.42 – Maintenance of Streets ($2,000.00) of the total cost ($10,400.00) and the remainder of the balance ($8,400) will be taken from CHIPS 5110.3
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  • WHEREAS, the Village Board has the opportunity to repair public sidewalks on Rt. 9 East side for $10,400, and a contractor, working for the Town of Red Hook (BTM) is available to do the required work before they leave Red Hook on or about 9-15-17
  • WHEREAS, the Village Board has reviewed SEQRA Law NYC-RR 617.5c(2) and it has been determined that these sidewalk repairs are designated a Type II action and no EAF is required

Lifecycle (1 event)

2017-09-11adoptedvote: 5-0
Determine funding for sidewalk improvements on Route 9 East side using Salisbury Bank credit line, maintenance of streets funds, and CHIPS funds.
moved by Blundell · seconded by Trapp
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  1. the Village of Red Hook will work with its engineers and the DOT to get the work done immediately and utilize the Salisbury Bank credit line as initial funding; and then 5110.42 – Maintenance of Streets ($2,000.00) of the total cost ($10,400.00) and the remainder of the balance ($8,400) will be taken from CHIPS 5110.3
Whereas
  • WHEREAS, the Village Board has the opportunity to repair public sidewalks on Rt. 9 East side for $10,400, and a contractor, working for the Town of Red Hook (BTM) is available to do the required work before they leave Red Hook on or about 9-15-17
  • WHEREAS, the Village Board has reviewed SEQRA Law NYC-RR 617.5c(2) and it has been determined that these sidewalk repairs are designated a Type II action and no EAF is required
Subject key: sidewalk_improvements_rt9