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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2008-06-24 - Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes REGULAR MEETING VILLAGE OF RYE BROOK BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING VILLAGE HALL, 938 KING STREET TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 2008-7:30 P.M. AGENDA 7:00 PM—Executive Session— Litigation and Contract Negotiations ROLL CALL PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE RESOLUTIONS: (1) Setting a Public Hearing for consideration of a franchise agreement with Cablevision to provide cable television services within the Village of Rye Brook (2) Referring an application by Win Ridge Realty, LLC for a site plan amendment for a change in use to the Rye Ridge Theatre premise to the Village Planning Board for report and recommendation (3) Referring amendments to Chapter 250 of the Village Code, regarding portable storage units to the Planning Board for report and recommendation (4) Referring amendments to Chapter 250 of the Village Code, regarding storage or rental of off street parking to the Planning Board for report and recommendation (5) Considering a Village contribution to the Columbus Day Celebration Committee and use of Hawthorne Avenue for the annual parade (6) Budget Modification— Shade Trees (7) Approving a tax settlement with King Street Home Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 1 of 18 (8) Approval of Minutes: April 8, 2008; May 13, 2008; May 27, 2008 ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT OLD BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS DISCUSSION ITEMS: (1) Arbors Planned Unit Development compliance matters ACTION ON NON-AGENDA MATTERS SUBJECT TO THE CONSENT OF THE TRUSTEES PRESENT AT THE MEETING THE NEXT TRUSTEES MEETINGS: July 8 and July 22, 2008 BOARD: Mayor Joan L. Feinstein Trustee Michael S. Brown Trustee Paul S. Rosenberg Trustee Dean P. Santon Excused: Trustee Patricia Sanders Romano STAFF: Christopher J. Bradbury, Village Administrator David Burke, Assistant to the Village Administrator Gregory Austin, Police Chief Nicholas Ward-Willis, Village Counsel Victor Carosi, Village Engineer Fred Seifert, Public Access Coordinator Paula Patafio, Secretary Mayor Joan L. Feinstein called the June 24, 2008 regular meeting of the Board of Trustees to order at 7:30 p.m. beginning with the Pledge of Allegiance. With the consensus of the Board, Mayor Feinstein moved item #5 to the top of the agenda. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 2 of 18 5) CONSIDERING A VILLAGE CONTRIBUTION TO THE COLUMBUS DAY CELEBRATION COMMITTEE AND USE OF HAWTHORNE AVENUE FOR THE ANNUAL PARADE Mr. Christopher Bradbury, Village Administrator, read the following resolution: RESOLUTION CONSIDERING A VILLAGE CONTRIBUTION TO THE COLUMBUS DAY CELEBRATION COMMITTEE AND USE OF HAWTHORNE AVENUE FOR THE ANNUAL PARADE WHEREAS, the Village of Rye Brook Board of Trustees supports the annual Columbus Day Parade sponsored by the Columbus Day Parade Committee. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village of Rye Brook Board of Trustees hereby requests that $800.00 be provided to the Columbus Day Parade Committee for its annual Columbus Day Parade; and it is FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Columbus Day Parade Committee may use Hawthorne Avenue on Sunday, October 12, 2008 (rain date October 19, 2008) for the Columbus Day Parade in compliance with the terms and/or conditions established by the Village of Rye Brook Police Department. The representative for the Columbus Day Celebration Committee addressed the Board. She thanked the Village for its continued support. It was noted that both communities, Port Chester and Rye Brook, are represented in the parade. Representation includes local chapters of the Girl and Boy Scouts. It was also noted that approximately 17 bands would be participating in this year's parade. Each band charges the Parade Committee between $775.00- $800.00 to participate, with the exception of one band that has requested $300.00. Mayor Feinstein noted that Rye Brook has contributed $750.00 for the past four (4) years, and she asked that the Board consider an increase of$50.00 to cover the cost of one of the bands. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 3 of 18 On a motion made by Trustee Santon, and seconded by Trustee Brown, the resolution was amended and adopted. Mr. David Burke, Assistant to the Village Administrator, called the roll: Trustee Michael S. Brown Voting Aye Trustee Paul S. Rosenberg Voting Aye Trustee Dean P. Santon Voting Aye Mayor Joan L. Feinstein Voting Aye Mayor Feinstein returned to the order of the agenda: 1) SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF A FRANCHISE AGREEMENT WITH CABLEVISION TO PROVIDE CABLE TELEVISION SERVICES WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF RYE BROOK Mr. Bradbury read the following resolution: RESOLUTION SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF A FRANCHISE AGREEMENT WITH CABLEVISION TO PROVIDE CABLE TELEVISION SERVICES WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF RYE BROOK NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that a Public Hearing will be held by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Rye Brook on Tuesday, July 8, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. at Village Hall located at 938 King Street, Rye Brook, New York to consider a cable franchise agreement with Cablevision to provide cable television services within the Village of Rye Brook. Mayor Feinstein noted that the resolution simply sets the public hearing, however, for the benefit of the public she requested a brief presentation on the matter. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 4 of 18 Trustee Rosenberg highlighted the franchise agreement, which runs ten (10) years. The franchise ended a few months ago and the Village is now reviewing the new agreement, sorting out public access and channel line- ups. A change from the previous agreement gives the Village a governmental channel and a public access channel. The amount of money received from Verizon is about the same as will be received from Cablevision under this agreement. There is a 5% franchise fee that comes out to approximately $100,000.00. This was a very long process that now is coming to the end. Trustee Rosenberg thanked the Technology and Communications Committee for their hard work in reviewing the franchise details. On a motion made by Trustee Rosenberg, and seconded by Trustee Brown, the resolution was adopted. Mr. Burke called the roll: Trustee Michael S. Brown Voting Aye Trustee Paul S. Rosenberg Voting Aye Trustee Dean P. Santon Voting Aye Mayor Joan L. Feinstein Voting Aye Mayor Feinstein called for the next item on the agenda: 2) REFERRING AN APPLICATION BY WIN RIDGE REALTY, LLC FOR A SITE PLAN AMENDMENT FOR A CHANGE IN USE TO THE RYE RIDGE THEATRE PREMISE TO THE VILLAGE PLANNING BOARD FOR REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION Mr. Bradbury read the following resolution: Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 5 of 18 RESOLUTION REFFERING AN APPLICATION BY WIN RIDGE REALTY, LLC FOR A SITE PLAN AMENDMENT FOR A CHANGE IN USE TO THE RYE RIDGE THEATRE PREMISE TO THE VILLAGE PLANNING BOARD FOR REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION WHEREAS, Win Ridge Realty LLC has submitted a proposed site plan amendment for the Rye Ridge Shopping Center located in the C 1-P (Planned Neighborhood Retail) Zoning District and designated on the Town of Rye Tax Assessor's Map as Section 1, Block 22, portion of Lots 3, 3A and 4A-A to change the existing use of the movie theater to a mix of retail and possible restaurant use; and WHEREAS, the proposed site plan amendment proposes to increase the square footage of the existing theater from 6,280 square feet to 12,017 square feet, although the proposed change will not alter the exterior footprint of the building; and WHEREAS, the Rye Ridge Shopping Center is in the Scenic Roads Overlay District; and WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees has final site plan authority pursuant to § 209-1(A)(1). NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Rye Brook, shall hold a public hearing on September 9, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. at the Village Hall, 938 King Street, Rye Brook, New York to consider the proposed site plan amendment; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees hereby refers the proposed site plan amendment to the Planning Board for report and recommendation. Steven Silberberg, Esq., legal counsel for the applicant addressed the Board. He noted that the movie theater space will be renovated, but the footprint of the building will not change. A second story will be added and the theater space will be converted to restaurant and retail use. The proposed construction will bring the total square footage from 6,280 square Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 6 of 18 feet to 12,017 square feet. A rendering of what the retail store-fronts would look like was presented. It was noted that the stores would have full glass fronts, similar to the other stores within this Shopping Center. At this time the applicant is unsure of the restaurant that will be coming into this space, but it will not be an Applebee's. There is an allotment of parking spaces for the theater that is being used in connection with the configuration of the stores and restaurant. The existing non-conformity regarding the parking will not be increased. This Center has been renovated during the past few years, and most of the changes have been for the betterment of the shopping center. Mayor Feinstein noted that the recent changes to the parking area within the center has been very successful and the Village has received excellent feedback from both patrons and store owners/management. Mayor Feinstein questioned when the matter would be on the agenda for the Planning Board's review. Mr. Silverberg noted that the applicant was looking forward to being before the Planning Board very soon. Mr. Silverberg stated that the application did not require any variances and would not need to be before the Zoning Board. Trustee Brown asked if the applicant knew what the amount of square footage dedicated to a restaurant would be. He pointed out that there are 139 parking spaces that were assigned to the theater. Mr. Silverberg responded that he did not have the calculations, but noted that the intent is to have more retail and less restaurant space so as not to increase the existing non-conformity regarding parking spaces. Trustee Brown reminded Mr. Silverberg of the comments that he made to the last time Mr. Silverberg was before the Board and stated that he would be looking closely at traffic, safety, noise, pollution and delivery services for patrons in the shopping center. Mr. Silverberg noted that he is aware of these issues and they will be reviewed Mayor Feinstein asked that the public hearing be set for September 9, 2008, and called for a motion to adopt the resolution that initially called for the public hearing to be set for August. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 7 of 18 On a motion made by Trustee Brown, and seconded by Trustee Rosenberg the date of the public hearing was amended, and the resolution was adopted. Mr. Burke called the roll: Trustee Michael S. Brown Voting Aye Trustee Paul S. Rosenberg Voting Aye Trustee Dean P. Santon Voting Aye Mayor Joan L. Feinstein Voting Aye 3) REFERRING AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 250 OF THE VILLAGE CODE, REGARDING PORTABLE STORAGE UNITS TO THE PLANNING BOARD FOR REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION Mr. Bradbury read the following resolution: RESOLUTION REFERRING AMENDMNETS TO CHAPTER 250 OF THE VILLAGE CODE, REGARDING PORTABLE STORAGE UNITS TO THE PLANNING BOARD FOR REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees is considering amendments to Chapter 250, Section 2 and the creation of Section 4.2 of the Village Code regarding Portable Storage Units. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees hereby refers the proposed local law to the Planning Board for report and recommendation On a motion made by Trustee Santon, and seconded by Trustee Brown, the resolution was adopted. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 8 of 18 Trustee Santon requested a clarification of some of the terms within the proposed amendments. He felt that the storage units should be addressed in both residential and non-residential zones. He also questioned the use of parked vehicles for storage, noting that there are Budget Rental trucks being used for storage by vendors in the shopping center. In particular, he pointed out that CVS has several of these trucks parked in the parking lot beneath the center. There is also a landscaper who has a place of business located in the shopping center who now has parked his snowplows and other equipment in that same area. The parking spaces that are meant for patrons of the shopping center are now being utilized for other purposes. This center is already underserved in connection with parking. He felt that the proposed amendments should address these issues as well. Trustee Rosenberg stated that in his opinion the length of stay for a portable storage unit should be amended as he felt that the proposed timeframe was too short. If someone is moving then 15 days is a reasonable timeframe, but if the storage unit is used during construction, then 15 days is not sufficient. The duration needs to be addressed. With respect to the Budget Rental Trucks, he felt that if they could be kept out of sight then they could possibly be used for storage. Trustee Santon stated that the majority of storage units within the Village are tied to construction. He stated that he agreed with Trustee Rosenberg in that these types of units should have a longer timeframe because 15 days is not a sufficient length of time to complete any type of construction. He also noted that the size and location of placement of the units must also be reviewed. Trustee Brown noted that he did not agree with the definition of storage, which should be reviewed. He also agreed that the 15 day timeframe should be revised. Mr. Bradbury stated that the proposed language was intended to try and address the temporary storage facilities/containers and to prohibit the commercial looking containers from being kept in residential areas. These amendments do not address commercial areas. Mayor Feinstein noted that the Board must set the perimeters. This resolution has to do with the residential zone and tries to convey to the residents that these are temporary storage units. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 9 of 18 Trustee Rosenberg stated that it was not the intent to burden residents who are doing construction. The goal is ensure that when the construction is completed the storage unit leaves. The consensus of the Board was that the parameters for this review were not yet in place. Other issues to consider were size, duration, and location;/placement of the units. The decision was to withdraw the motion to approve the resolution. On a motion made by Trustee Santon, and seconded by Trustee Rosenberg, the motion to approve was withdrawn. No action was taken on this matter at this time. Mr. Burke called the roll: Trustee Michael S. Brown Voting Aye Trustee Paul S. Rosenberg Voting Aye Trustee Dean P. Santon Voting Aye Mayor Joan L. Feinstein Voting Aye 4) REFERRING AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 250 OF THE VILLAGE CODE, REGARDING STORAGE OR RENTAL OF OFF STREET PARKING TO THE PLANNING BOARD FOR REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION Mr. Bradbury read the following resolution: RESOLUTION REFERRING AMENDMNETS TO CHAPTER 250 OF THE VILLAGE CODE, REGARDING STORAGE OR RENTAL OF OFF STREET PARKING TO THE PLANNING BOARD FOR REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees is considering amendments to Chapter 250, Section 6 of the Village Code regarding Off Street Parking Requirements. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 10 of 18 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees hereby refers the proposed local law to the Planning Board for report and recommendation On a motion made by Trustee Santon, and seconded by Trustee Brown, the resolution was adopted. Trustee Santon noted that this resolution relates to storage and off street parking in the commercial districts. He questioned whether these amendments would also include office parks and what was considered commercial properties. Mr. Bradbury noted that there are certain amount of off street parking spaces required for office buildings and retail centers. These amendments are intended to ensure that parking spaces are not rented or used for storage. It was noted that there are property owners that rent space for limousine parking or landscape trucks. If you are a service station then that parking is meant for your patrons and not for a local landscaper who wants to sublet it for overnight parking. Mayor Feinstein noted that the parking in the Village has been made more restrictive. Some residents do park in the shopping center as a result, and this was discussed and approved when the parking laws were changed. She wanted to be sure that the amendments did not effect the accommodations made for these residents. During the Site Plan review parking is scrutinized to ensure that there are sufficient parking spaces. These are residential areas and the quality of life of the residents must be reviewed. Trustee Santon noted that in cases such as the service station that borders residential properties leasing out spaces does affect the quality of life of the surrounding residents. When the service station received site plan approval it was conditioned on the spaces being utilized by only the service station and vehicles were to be parked only in the marked spaces. Now these residents have to look at a parking lot because the service station has decided to rent out their spaces. He also noted that the real estate company at the corner of Ridge and Westchester Avenue had previously rented out its parking area to a luno company for Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 11 of 18 many years. These parking areas were intended for the use of these property owners and it is a violation of their site plan approvals for them to sublet these areas. Trustee Rosenberg questioned whether or not it was legal for the Village to legislate what people can do on their property. If these individuals have been granted site plan approval for a certain number of parking spaces, can the Village tell them what they can do with these parking spaces? Trustee Santon raised the question of what would happen if CVS could no longer keep their overflow in the Budget Rental Trucks and now needed to rent a tractor trailer and park that in the parking lot. The Village must keep the approved uses for the site plans to the approved uses. Nicholas Ward-Willis, Esq., Village Attorney, addressed the Board. He stated that he would look into this matter. He did note that if a site plan was approved and now that use has been expanded, then that use can be regulated. Mayor Feinstein noted that there were two issues to be reviewed. One was a service station renting out spaces and the second was a retailer using the parlang spaces for storage. Trustee Brown noted that parking the storage vans on the property is already a non-conforming use. Mayor Feinstein noted that based upon the discussion and consensus of the Board, a motion to withdraw the approval of the resolution was required. On a motion made by Trustee Santon, and seconded by Trustee Brown, the motion to approve was withdrawn. Mr. Burke called the roll: Trustee Michael S. Brown Voting Aye Trustee Paul S. Rosenberg Voting Aye Trustee Dean P. Santon Voting Aye Mayor Joan L. Feinstein Voting Aye Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 12 of 18 5) BUDGET MODIFICATION— SHADE TREES Mr. Bradbury read the resolution: RESOLUTION BUDGET MODIFICATION— SHADE TREES RESOLVED, that the following budget modifications as of May 31, 2008 be hereby approved: FROM TO AMOUNT 101.7000.510 101.2200.156 $ 1,125 (Estimated Revenue) (Inspection Fees) On a motion made by Trustee Santon, and seconded by Trustee Brown, the resolution was adopted. Mr. Bradbury noted that the new Tree Code intends that revenues from violations go back into the tree account. Therefore, what will happen is that these types of transfers will be made when fines have been assessed. Mr. Burke called the roll: Trustee Michael S. Brown Voting Aye Trustee Paul S. Rosenberg Voting Aye Trustee Dean P. Santon Voting Aye Mayor Joan L. Feinstein Voting Aye 6) APPROVING A TAX SETTLEMENT WITH KING STREET HOME Mr. Bradbury read the following resolution: Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 13 of 18 RESOLUTION APPROVING A TAX SETTLEMENT WITH KING STREET HOME, INC. WHEREAS, King Street Home, Inc. located at 787 King Street and designated as Section 130.77, Block 1, Lot 30 Fk/a Section 1, Block 3, Lot 3A in Rye Brook, has challenged their tax assessments for the period of 2002 thru 2007; and WHEREAS, the Town of Rye is considering a settlement with the King Street Home, Inc., that will establish new assessments for the years 2002-2007; and WHEREAS, the Village of Rye Brook has reached a settlement with the King Street Home, Inc. that will establish new assessments for the years 2002, 2003 and 2004 and has prepared ; and WHEREAS, these two (2) settlements will result in a refund of Village taxes for assessment roll years 2002-2007 in an amount estimated to be $40,314. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village of Rye Brook hereby authorizes the settlement of tax years 2002, 2003 and 2004 with the King Street Home, Inc., and has prepared a Consent Judgment to execute this settlement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Treasurer is authorized to pay any such tax refunds, estimated to total $40,314, as a result of the Town of Rye and the Village of Rye Brook's settlements with the King Street Home, Inc for years 2002-2007; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor, Administrator, Treasurer and Special Tax Counsel are authorized to sign any documents necessary or appropriate to accomplish the purposes of this settlement and resolution. On a motion made by Trustee Brown, and seconded by Trustee Santon, the resolution was adopted. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 14 of 18 Mr. Bradbury noted that this is a settlement for the years of 2002-2007. The Village of Rye Brook has approved three years 2002, 2003, 2004. The estimated total of$40,314 will have to be repaid to the King Street Home. Trustee Rosenberg stated that everyone is struggling to pay their taxes and he felt that a commercial taxpayer should not receive a refund. He also stated that the Town of Rye was at fault and not the Village of Rye Brook, and they should be making the payments. Mr. Burke called the roll: Trustee Michael S. Brown Voting Aye Trustee Paul S. Rosenberg Voting Nay Trustee Dean P. Santon Voting Aye Mayor Joan L. Feinstein Voting Aye 7) APPROVAL OF MINUTES: APRIL 8, 2008; MAY 13, 2008; MAY 27, 2008 Trustee Santon noted that he did not have an opportunity to review the summaries. He asked that this matter be adjourned to the next meeting. Mayor Feinstein instructed Mr. Burke to place the summaries, and the ones that would be completed in the next few weeks, onto the agenda for July's first meeting. Mayor Feinstein noted that Westchester County Legislator George Latimer announced that the State Assembly has passed legislation regarding the library and its name change. The legislation now goes before the governor and once signed the library will receive its new name. She thanked George Latimer and Suzi Oppenheimer for marshalling this legislation through. This change has been in the works for the past four years. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 15 of 18 Mayor Feinstein called for the Administrator's report: ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT Mr. Bradbury noted that a special meeting was held last week and the street paving schedule has now been modified. The modification removed Talcott from the streets to be repaved and replaced it with Loch Lane. Talcott Road is scheduled to have a gas line installed and, at the suggestion of the residents, it was removed from the lists of streets to be repaved. It will be reconsidered at a later date. The Sylvan Road project has been reviewed and the issues are now being addressed. Letters were sent out to Sylvan Road and Candy Lane residents of Rye Brook to make sure that they are aware of the application for subdivision. Copies of the letters were sent to the Village of Port Chester. Mr. Bradbury noted that Con Edison will be straightening out some of the telephone poles within the Village. He stated that when there is an outage, if you have access to the internet, Con Edison has a website that shows you the areas that are affected. It was noted that Mr. Peter Silo, a heavy motor operator with Rye Brook, is retiring after 20 years of service. He was thanked for his years of dedicated service. Mayor Feinstein noted that the Rye Brook Birthday Party was a wonderful event. She thanked all of the volunteers and the Rye Brook staff for making it such a success. Mayor Feinstein called for the last item on the agenda: DISCUSSION ITEMS: (1) ARBORS PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT COMPLIANCE MATTERS Trustee Santon noted the Arbors is located in a P.U.D. and there have been changes made that need to be reported to the Village and documented on an Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 16 of 18 amended PUB Site Plan. This matter has been discussed by the Village's staff and he hoped to open it up for discussion by placing it on the agenda. He noted that all of the changes made to the original plans need to be made so that the Village knows exactly what has been changed. It has been a very long time since the Arbors has come before the Board to report any changes. Items such as easements which were granted to the Arbors must be noted. Trustee Santon stated that there is a fence that belongs to the Arbors that is in disrepair. This 6' high wooden stockade fence was installed by the Arbors back in the 1970's and should be replaced and maintained by the Arbors. He has been informed that the replacement/repairs will be done in July. Mr. Bradbury was directed to contact the property manager for the Arbors to discuss this matter. He noted that he has had several meetings with the management. There are many things that have been done and the plans do need to be updated. Mr. Bradbury noted that the Arbor's management has been very cooperative. Mayor Feinstein called for members of the public that wished to address the Board. A resident of 23 Sleepy Hollow Road began a discussion about the noise impacts from leaf blowers. She stated that she found the noise offensive and researched how other municipalities limited their use. She stated that it was not only the noise that is offensive, but the pollution that comes from their use. Mayor Feinstein stated that she recently had a conversation with the Mayor of Rye regarding their new legislation. She agreed that Rye Brook's legislation governing the use of leaf blowers should be reviewed. She also noted that there were gas leaf blowers and electric leaf blowers, and both pollution and noise varied with each type. Trustee Santon stated that the County passed legislation that required certain upgrades in this type of equipment. Some of the landscapers are still using the older models which produce much more noise and pollution. The newer leaf blowers are much quieter. He stated that he too was interested in seeing how other municipalities handle this type of equipment use. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 17 of 18 A resident of Treetop Crescent in the Arbors addressed the Board. She stated that there are rumors that the Village is threatening to sue the Arbors because the site plans were never amended. She asked if there was any truth to the rumors. Mayor Feinstein noted that there have been discussions with the Arbors and the Village and the Arbors are working collaboratively. Now it is time to catch up on three decades of changes. There being no further business before the Board, Mayor Feinstein asked for a motion to adjourn. On a motion made by Trustee Rosenberg, and seconded by Trustee Santon, the meeting was adjourned at 9:05 p.m. Board of Trustees Meeting June 24,2008 Page 18 of 18