Road Acceptance, Naming, and ADA Improvements
Resolutions accepting dedication of new roads into the village system, assigning official road names, and authorizing federal and state aid projects for ADA-compliant pedestrian infrastructure improvements.
In force, by year of last update
2019
ADA Pedestrian Improvements Project Approval
The Village of Red Hook Board approves the ADA Pedestrian Improvements project (PIN 8761.48) in the Village of Red Hook, Dutchess County, eligible for funding under Title 23 U.S. Code at a ratio of 80% Federal funds and 20% non-federal funds, with the Village committing 100% of available funding for construction work.[3]
NYSDOT Federal and Non-Federal Fund Authorization
The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) is granted permission to directly apply federal and non-federal funds to reimburse costs it incurs in administering and constructing the ADA Pedestrian Improvements project.[3]
Mayor's Agreement Execution Authority
The Mayor of the Village of Red Hook is authorized to execute all necessary agreements, certifications, or reimbursement requests with NYSDOT for Federal Aid and non-federal Aid funding in connection with the advancement or approval of the ADA Pedestrian Improvements project (PIN 8761.48).[3]
ADA Project Maintenance Responsibility
The Village of Red Hook is responsible for all maintenance of the ADA Pedestrian Improvements project (PIN 8761.48) upon completion.[3]
2008
Laura Lane and Morgan Way Acceptance
Laura Lane and Morgan Way, dedicated from the Red Hook Commons development, are accepted as official Village streets and added to the Village road inventory.[1]
Reilly Lane Road Name Designation
The entrance road at the Knollwood Commons at Red Hook Condominium Project shall be officially named Reilly Lane, as accepted by 911.[2]
Source resolutions
- [1]2008-04-07Road Acceptance - Red Hook Commons - Laura's Lane & Morgan's Way
- [2]2008-06-02Knollwood Commons at Red Hook Condominium Project - Road Name
- [3]2019-03-11Authorizing the implementation and funding 100% of the costs of an eligible transportation federal-aid project and state-aid project
Synthesized from the chronological history of these resolutions. Each clause shows the year it was last established or amended. The text is a reading aid — for legal force, consult the source resolutions and the Village Code.