Bedford public meetings in 2025

Historic Building Preservation Commission

The Historic Building Preservation Commission will review two applications regarding Tier 1 Historic properties. The body will discuss proposed exterior renovations and a request for demolition.

• Exterior home renovation application for 524 Guard Hill Road
• Demolition discussion for Tier 1 Historic property at 732 Cross River Road

Town Board

The Town Board will consider a consent agenda that includes approving an abstract of claims and paid priors totaling $1,684,964.88. It will also vote on contracts for snow removal, snow‑and‑ice removal, refuse carting, and a stormwater easement for 240‑260 Jay Street (Harvey School). Additional items include tax certiorari settlements, a NYSERDA grant for a building‑upgrade project, and the sale of Buxton Cemetery plots. The meeting also contains multiple appointments to town boards and committees.

• Approve abstract of claims and paid priors in the amount of $1,684,964.88
• Approve resolution for stormwater maintenance and easement at 240‑260 Jay Street (Harvey School)
• Award snow removal services for Dec 10 2025 – Dec 9 2026
• Approve snow & ice removal contract for Greenwich Rd & Stamford Rd through 9/30/2030
• Award refuse carting bid to Interstate Waste at average annual price $102,225.50

Conservation Board

The Bedford Conservation Board will approve the minutes from its previous meeting and receive reports on recent Town and Planning Board sessions. It will set dates for upcoming Town Board meetings and review ongoing applications before the Town. The board will discuss grant opportunities, a biodiversity movie event, tree ordinance and woodland restoration projects, deer management, and the 2026 budget. Additional topics include adding board members, ex‑officio appointments, and scheduling future meetings.

• Approve previous meeting minutes
• Assign new Town Board meeting dates (12/16, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8)
• Review ongoing applications before the Town
• Discuss the 2026 town budget
• Consider adding more Conservation Board members

The board approved the minutes from the previous meeting. It assigned dates for the next Town Board meetings and confirmed the 2026 Conservation Board meetings for the second Thursday of each month. Members were tasked with preparing a one‑page info sheet and scheduling a special meeting to review the Tree Ordinance. No other actions were decided.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Assigned upcoming Town Board meeting dates (12/16, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8)
• Confirmed 2026 Conservation Board meetings (second Thursday each month, no objections)
• Tasked Filippine Hoogland to create a one‑page Conservation Board info sheet
• Tasked Simon Skolnik to schedule special meeting(s) to review the Tree Ordinance (tentatively Jan 11, 10 AM)
• Tasked Filippine Hoogland to share Woodland Restoration presentation with the board
• Noted receipt of two applications for new board members
• Presented 2026 budget figures ($800 k for 2025, $1,800 k for 2026) for consideration

Planning Board

The Bedford Planning Board will hold public hearings on applications at 75 Millertown Road, 333 Bedford Center Road, and 793 Bedford Road. It will review continued applications including a subdivision for two lots at 75 Millertown Road, a special‑use permit to convert a garage to a cottage at 333 Bedford Center Road, and a mixed‑use development lead‑agency request for 633‑647 Old Post Road. New applications include a site‑plan for 15 multi‑family units at 150 Bedford Road, a restaurant conversion at 17‑19 Babbitt Road, and steep‑slope permits for a pool at 95 Oliver Road. An executive session will address legal advice on violations at 309 Succabone Road.

• Public hearing on preliminary and final subdivision for two lots at 75 Millertown Road
• Special use permit to convert a garage to a cottage at 333 Bedford Center Road
• Review of zoning petition and mixed‑use development lead‑agency request for 633‑647 Old Post Road
• Site‑plan application for fifteen multi‑family units at 150 Bedford Road
• Steep‑slope permit for pool, spa, and patio at 95 Oliver Road

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Bedford Zoning Board of Appeals will review eight variance applications for residential and commercial properties. Items include a pool variance at 320 Mclain Street, a front‑door portico at 9 Milan Avenue, a covered entry and deck at 10‑24 Cliffside Rd, wall‑sign signage at 156 Katonah Avenue, and several accessory‑structure variances. The board will also discuss Town Board modifications to the zoning code and approve the 2026 meeting schedule.

• 320 Mclain Street – variance to install a Gunite pool inside an existing failing concrete pool
• 9 Milan Avenue – variance for an already constructed front‑door portico
• 10‑24 Cliffside Rd – variance for a covered entry and deck addition
• 156 Katonah Avenue – variance to install two wall signs (total of four signs)
• 699 Guard Hill Rd – variance for a new swimming pool and relocation of Bilco doors

Historic Building Preservation Commission

The Historic Building Preservation Commission will meet at 524 Guard Hill Road at 3:30 p.m. and then consider two applications. The first application from 524 Guard Hill Road LLC seeks approval to replace windows on the property. The second application from Manuel & May Bermeo seeks approval to demolish a historic home at 732 Cross River Road.

• Consider application to replace windows at 524 Guard Hill Road (owner: 524 Guard Hill Road LLC)
• Consider application to demolish historic home at 732 Cross River Road (owner: Manuel & May Bermeo)

Town Board

The Town Board will hold a public hearing to continue discussion of the 2026 town budget and consider approval of the preliminary budget. In the consent agenda, the board will vote to approve an abstract of claims and paid priors totaling $900,443.02, renew a $15,000 consulting agreement for the THRIVE DFC Grant, and approve an updated financial advisory services agreement with Fiscal Advisors & Marketing, Inc. The board will also consider appointing five members to the Harassment Committee, effective Dec. 1, 2025. A presentation on energy and sustainability will be given, and a postponed update from the Bedford Promoter will be rescheduled for Dec. 16.

• Continuation of public hearing on the 2026 Town Budget and request to approve the preliminary budget
• Approval of abstract of claims and paid priors in the amount of $900,443.02
• Approval of the updated Financial Advisory Services Agreement with Fiscal Advisors & Marketing, Inc.
• Renewal of the THRIVE DFC Grant Consultant Agreement with Ellen Morehouse for $15,000
• Appointment of Bobbi Bittker, David Friedman, Marc Graniero, Brian Kenneally, and Gregory Pitz to the Harassment Committee, effective Dec 1, 2025

Wetlands Control Commission

The Bedford Wetlands Control Commission will review applications for residential construction and wetland enhancements. The body will also discuss its 2026 schedule and application procedures. An executive session is scheduled regarding a violation at 309 Succabone Rd.

• Application for new single-family home, septic, and driveway at 20 S Upland Rd
• Application for wetland, watercourse, and pond enhancements at 63 & 71 Old Wagon Rd
• Executive session regarding violation/court case at 309 Succabone Rd
• Review of 2026 BWCC Schedule
• Review of application procedures for administrative and standard applications

Town Board

The Bedford Town Board will present the 2026 Preliminary Budget and open a public hearing for comments before possibly adopting it. The meeting also includes a historic preservation celebration recognizing five property owners. Consent agenda items request approval of $877,161.33 in abstract claims, a $3,000 election stipend for Deputy Town Clerk Ling Lou, and a Bell Jar license for American Legion Post #1575. New business items will be discussed after the public hearing.

• 2026 Preliminary Budget presentation and public hearing
• Approve abstract of claims and paid priors totaling $877,161.33
• Approve $3,000 election stipend for Ling Lou, Deputy Town Clerk
• Approve American Legion Post #1575 2026 Bell Jar license application
• Historic Preservation Celebration recognizing owners at 48 The Parkway, 82 Edgemont, 34 Village Green, 47 Pound Ridge Rd, and 118 Babbitt Rd

Planning Board

The Bedford Planning Board will review several land‑use applications. Items include a special‑use permit for a barn conversion, a two‑lot subdivision, a subdivision extension, a site‑plan waiver for a cafe, a restaurant site‑plan, and a steep‑slopes permit for a pool. Decisions will be made according to the Town Code provisions cited in each application.

• Special‑use permit: convert barn to cottage >20' at 422 Mt. Holly Rd.
• Two‑lot subdivision application at 16‑20 Washington Ave.
• Waiver of site plan for a cafe (ice cream parlor) at 107‑109 Katonah Ave.
• Site‑plan application to convert vacant space to a restaurant at 17‑19 Babbitt Rd.
• Steep‑slopes permit for pool, spa, patio at 95 Oliver Rd.

Conservation Board

The Bedford Conservation Board will approve the previous minutes and receive reports from the Planning Board, Town Board, BWCC, ZBA, and other members. It will discuss ongoing applications, review grant opportunities for the Hudson River Estuary and NRI, and present a woodland restoration update. The board will also consider a Tree Ordinance and address deer management and pesticide use. Finally, it will discuss membership needs and plan future meetings.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Grant discussion: Hudson River Estuary and NRI projects
• Woodland Restoration presentation by Filippine
• Consideration of a Tree Ordinance proposed by Simon
• Deer subgroup discussion and pesticide use review

The board approved the previous meeting minutes. It set dates for upcoming Town Board and Planning Board meetings. The Tree Ordinance discussion was postponed because not enough members were present.

• Approved previous minutes (no vote tally recorded)
• Scheduled new Town Board and Planning Board meetings for Nov 17, Nov 18, Dec 1, Dec 2, Dec 4, Dec 8
• Postponed Tree Ordinance discussion due to insufficient members

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Bedford Zoning Board of Appeals will consider six variance requests for properties in the Two‑Family, Residential Four‑Acre, Residential Two‑Acre, and Residential Half‑Acre districts. Applications include a front‑door portico at 9 Milan Ave, a two‑car garage at 303 Jay St, an addition and cottage conversion at 422 Mt. Holly Rd, a generator and propane tank at 7 Indian Hill Rd, a deck at 820 South Bedford Rd, and a second‑story addition at 64 Lily Pond Lane. Each request seeks relief from specific setback, lot‑size, building‑coverage, or height requirements of the zoning ordinance.

• 9 Milan Ave – variance for an existing front‑door portico (Two‑Family district)
• 303 Jay St – variance to build a two‑car garage (Residential Four‑Acre district)
• 422 Mt. Holly Rd – variance for a primary‑residence addition and barn‑to‑cottage conversion (Residential Four‑Acre district)
• 7 Indian Hill Rd – variance for a generator and above‑ground propane tank (Residential Two‑Acre district)
• 820 South Bedford Rd – variance to construct a deck on a non‑conforming lot (Residential Four‑Acre district)

Historic Building Preservation Commission

The Historic Building Preservation Commission will meet on November 5, 2025 at 3:30 p.m. at 147 Cherry Street, Bedford Hills. The commission will consider an application from Patrick Williams to replace windows at 147 Cherry Street, Katonah (Section‑Block‑Lot 49.14‑1‑18; R‑2A). The commission will also consider an application from Katherine Cohen to renovate a historic home at 164 Old Post Road, Bedford (Section‑Block‑Lot 84.17‑1‑18.1; R‑4A).

• Consider window replacement application – 147 Cherry Street, Katonah (Section‑Block‑Lot 49.14‑1‑18; R‑2A)
• Consider renovation application – 164 Old Post Road, Bedford (Section‑Block‑Lot 84.17‑1‑18.1; R‑4A)

Town Board

The Town Board will discuss the adoption of the tentative 2026 budget and hold public hearings regarding new stop signs. The board is also reviewing several personnel appointments and local event requests.

• Public hearings for stop signs at Glen Road/Babbitt Road and Babbitt Road/Franklin Avenue
• Approval of Abstract of Claims and Paid Priors totaling $1,435,354.03
• Adoption of the tentative 2026 budget
• Intergovernmental Agreement (IMA) with Westchester County for firing range use
• Approval of events: Menorah Lighting (Dec 14), Shine Bright (Dec 5), and Ticking Tent (Nov 15)

Wetlands Control Commission

The Commission will discuss new wetland permit applications for residential construction and pond enhancements. The body is also considering a new policy to set deadlines for application submissions and site walk schedules.

• Permit application for new single-family home, septic, and driveway at 20 S Upland Rd
• Permit application for wetland, watercourse, and pond enhancements at 63 & 71 Old Wagon Rd
• Bedford Lake Club Water Quality Monitoring Report
• Proposed policy for new application deadlines (20 business days prior to meetings)
• Proposed policy for supplemental submission deadlines (10 business days prior to meetings)

Town Board

The Town Board is conducting a budget work session. Budget Officer Brian Kenneally will provide an overview and lead discussions regarding the funding for several town departments.

• Budget overview by Brian Kenneally
• Police department budget
• Building Department budget
• Department of Public Works (Highway, Recycling, Water, Sewer) budget
• Recreation & Parks budget

Bedford Village Historic District Review Commission

The Bedford Village Historic District Review Commission will consider a new business application from Benchmark Bedford Village, represented by Jordan Vogel, for a cell site on the roof of the Playhouse at 633 Old Post Rd. The commission will discuss whether the proposed cell site complies with historic district guidelines.

• Application for cell site on roof of Playhouse at 633 Old Post Rd (Applicant: Benchmark Bedford Village, Agent: Jordan Vogel)

The Bedford Village Historic District Review Commission decided to explore a cell‑site design without the proposed screening. It requested and received detailed antenna specifications, a roof plan, and elevation drawings. The commission also asked for a physical mock‑up of the antennas, which the applicant agreed to build for a November 3 presentation.

• Agreed to explore antenna placement scenario without screening
• Requested and received cut sheets/graphic specs for Verizon and AT&T antennas (status delivered)
• Requested and received roof plan (status delivered)
• Requested and received elevations of equipment relative to parapet walls and chimneys (status delivered)
• Commission asked for physical mock‑up of antennas; applicant agreed to construct mock‑ups (2 × 72"×20", 1 × 36"×15.8"); target exhibit date set for Monday November 3

Town Board

The Town Board will hold an executive session for personnel matters, then a business meeting where it will consider a bond resolution authorizing $1,565,000 in serial bonds to fund the purchase of about 24.47 acres at Buxton Gorge. The agenda also includes approval of $1,480,805.48 in abstract claims, several resolutions (termination, stormwater easement, wireless facility), reopening stop‑sign hearings, and approval of community events.

• Bond resolution authorizing $1,565,000 serial bonds to acquire 24.47 acres at Buxton Gorge
• Approval of abstract of claims and paid priors totaling $1,480,805.48
• Resolution approving stormwater maintenance and easement agreement for Bedford Golf & Tennis Club at 535 Cantitoe Street
• Approval of Crown Castle wireless communication facility agreement at Taconic Correctional (subject to attorney review)
• Re‑opening public hearings on stop signs at Babbitt Road & Franklin Avenue and Glen Road & Babbitt Road

Planning Board

The Bedford Planning Board will consider a range of applications, including special use permits for religious and residential uses, subdivision proposals, and a mixed‑use development zoning petition. Public hearings will be held for sites on Trudy Lane, Croton Lake Road, Washington Avenue, and Mt. Holly Road. The board will also review a request for lead agency status to conduct an environmental review of a mixed‑use project on Old Post Road.

• Special use permit for Chabad of Bedford, Inc. at 220 S. Bedford Rd. (church or place of worship)
• Special use permit to convert a garage to a cottage >20' at 23 Trudy Ln.
• Special use permit to convert a garage to a cottage at 161 Croton Lake Rd.
• Two‑lot subdivision application at 16‑20 Washington Ave.
• Mixed‑use development zoning petition and environmental review request for 633‑647 Old Post Rd.

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals, meeting jointly with the Planning Board, will consider an amendment to Special Use Permit Resolution 06‑19 One. The amendment would allow already installed playground equipment at 220 South Bedford Road, located in the Residential Four District. The request is from Chabad of Bedford Inc. and references Articles VII §125‑60 and VIII §125‑83 of the Town Code.

• Amendment to Special Use Permit (Resolution 06‑19 One) for playground equipment at 220 South Bedford Rd, Residential Four District

Traffic Safety Working Group

The group approved the August 5, 2025 meeting minutes. No substantive actions, approvals, or denials were recorded; members discussed ongoing projects, e‑bike education, a Complete Streets Initiative, and other traffic‑safety topics.

• Approved August 5, 2025 minutes

Conservation Board

The Conservation Board will approve the minutes from its previous meeting and set dates for upcoming Town Board sessions. It will review ongoing applications, consider grant opportunities, and evaluate the Sarles St. Solar project at 180 Bedford Rd. The board will also discuss a proposed Tree Ordinance and related tree‑trimming activities.

• Approval of previous minutes
• Assignment of new Town Board meeting dates
• Review of ongoing applications before the Town
• Discussion of grants for Hudson River Estuary and NRI projects
• Consideration of Sarles St. Solar project at 180 Bedford Rd., Mt. Kisco

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Bedford Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a one‑year time extension for GlenArbor Golf Club’s special use permit and a shed variance at 234 Bedford Center Rd and 21 Westfield Rd. It will also review a one‑year extension request for Squirrelly Acres LLC at 954 Old Post Road. Additional items include variances for a detached garage at 465 Cantitoe St, a second‑floor cottage at 23 Trudy Lane, and a Learning Lab and playground at 425 Cantitoe St.

• GlenArbor Golf Club – one‑year extension for special use permit and shed variance (234 Bedford Center Rd & 21 Westfield Rd)
• Squirrelly Acres LLC – one‑year extension for 954 Old Post Road guest‑room addition
• Chris & Isabel Murphy – variance for detached garage and pool house at 465 Cantitoe St
• Zachary & Elyse Halpern – variance to add second‑floor cottage to garage at 23 Trudy Lane
• Rippowam Cisqua School – variance for Learning Lab and playground equipment at 425 Cantitoe St

Town Board

The Town Board will discuss a resolution to approve an easement with NYSEG and Westchester County for upgraded electrical service at 17 David Lapsley Road, pending attorney review and a possible referendum. The consent agenda includes approval of a $1,501,657.94 abstract of claims, a $35,651.23 Justice Court Assistance Program funding request, and the appointment of Ronald Longo as a hearing officer. Additional items cover DPW water‑division material and chemical bids, a $6,000 employee stipend, and several board appointments and public‑event sponsorships.

• Approve abstract of claims and paid priors totaling $1,501,657.94 (Consent agenda)
• Adopt resolution appointing Ronald Longo as hearing officer under NY Civil Service Law
• Approve $35,651.23 request for Justice Court Assistance Program funding
• Consider resolution for easement with NYSEG to upgrade electrical service at 17 David Lapsley Rd
• Award DPW Water Division material and chemical bids (see bid award and result summary documents)

Wetlands Control Commission

The Bedford Wetlands Control Commission will discuss adopting a policy that establishes specific deadlines for new wetland permit applications, supplemental submissions, and the timing of site walks. The commission will also review two pending applications: a remediation of an unauthorized excavation by Chabad of Bedford Inc. at 220 South Bedford Rd, and a house addition with a deck and hot tub by Gladys Cardenas/Tucker Rd, LLC at 111 The Farms Rd. Reports from the town environmental consultant on administrative permits and wetland review memos will be presented.

• Adopt policy setting a new application deadline of at least 20 business days before the next meeting
• Adopt policy setting a supplemental submission deadline of at least 10 business days before the next meeting
• Discuss scheduling site walks with Paul Jaehnig
• Review Chabad of Bedford Inc. remediation of excavation wetland violation at 220 South Bedford Rd
• Review Gladys Cardenas/Tucker Rd, LLC house addition, deck, and hot tub at 111 The Farms Rd

Town Board

The Bedford Town Board will hold a public hearing on making ministerial changes to the zoning code regarding accessory apartments and cottages. The meeting also includes approval of financial claims, a police department fast charger purchase, and stormwater agreements.

• Public hearing on zoning code changes for accessory apartments and cottages
• Approval of $1,561,146.92 in claims and prior payments
• Purchase of Level 3 fast charger for police department for $71,025.90
• Approval of stormwater maintenance agreement at 954 Old Post Road
• Approval of CREST grant application for $100,000 for Katonah Memorial Park playground

Conservation Board

The Conservation Board will discuss ongoing applications, grants, and the Tree Ordinance. The meeting includes a review of the Sarles St. Solar project at 180 Bedford Rd., Mt. Kisco.

• Sarles St. Solar, 180 Bedford Rd., Mt. Kisco
• Tree Ordinance review
• NYSEG Tree Trimming/Cutting
• Hudson River Est. St. Gr., Wildlife Corridors grant
• Application of Filippine de Haan Hoogland for full membership

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Bedford Zoning Board of Appeals will review several carryover and new variance requests. Items include a building‑coverage variance for 138 Mclain Street, a one‑year time extension for an indoor pool at 97 Little Town Lane, and multiple new applications such as an 18‑unit multifamily variance at 59 Adams Street, a fence variance for 401, 451 and 455 Bedford Center Road, and a pool variance for 320 Mclain Street. Each request seeks relief from specific zoning district requirements. The board will vote on these matters during the September 10 meeting.

• Variance for 138 Mclain St to allow 6.97% building coverage (max 6%) in Residential Two‑Acre district
• One‑year time extension for 97 Little Town Lane indoor pool accessory building (0.90% lot area, max 0.5%)
• Variance for 59 Adams St to build an eighteen‑unit multifamily dwelling, with reduced setbacks, 15 fewer parking spaces, and 68% building coverage (max 20%) in Central Business district
• Fence variance for 401, 451, 455 Bedford Center Rd to permit a 6‑ft open‑loop fence within 20 ft of the front line in Residential Four‑Acre district
• Pool variance for 320 Mclain St to install a gunite pool exceeding the 6% building‑coverage limit in Residential Two‑Acre district

Bedford Village Historic District Review Commission

The Bedford Village Historic District Review Commission will meet on September 10, 2025 at 6 p.m. at the Bedford Village Library (also via Zoom). The commission will review a new business application from the Bedford Historical Society. The proposal seeks to install a generator at the Historical Hall located at 608 Old Post Rd.

• Proposal to install a generator at 608 Old Post Rd (Historical Hall) submitted by the Bedford Historical Society

The Bedford Village Historic District Review Commission reviewed an application from the Bedford Historical Society to install a Generac Guardian standby generator at the Historical Hall. The commission approved the application unanimously. The generator will be placed at the back left corner of the property with landscaping and a concealed propane tank.

• Approved generator installation for Bedford Historical Society (unanimous)

Town Board

The Town Board will consider referring local laws regarding accessory apartments and cottages to planning boards and scheduling public hearings. The meeting also includes a presentation on a library funding referendum and various administrative appointments.

• Proposed zoning code changes for accessory apartments and cottages
• Abstract of claims and paid priors in the amount of $503,430.63
• Professional services agreement with Stephen Tilly for Town Hall building envelope improvements not to exceed $46,810
• Zoning petition for 633-647 Old Post Road
• Easement agreement with NYSEG for electric line relocation at 65 Greenwich Road

Conservation Board

The board reviewed town board and committee reports, assigned dates for future town board, planning board, and ZBA meetings, and discussed ongoing grant work, a solar farm issue, PFAS outreach, deer management, and the tree ordinance. No formal approvals, denials, or votes were recorded in this meeting.

Bedford Village Historic District Review Commission

The commission finalized signage specifications for the retail buildings at 26 Village Green. It unanimously approved a new 960‑square‑foot pool house at 37 Pound Ridge Rd. It also unanimously approved an exterior renovation of the historic home at 69 Pound Ridge Rd. All approved projects are to begin within one year of approval.

• Finalized signage specifications for 26 Village Green (no vote recorded)
• Approved pool house application at 37 Pound Ridge Rd. (unanimous)
• Approved exterior renovation at 69 Pound Ridge Rd. (unanimous)

Conservation Board

The Conservation Board approved the April meeting minutes and assigned upcoming Town Board, Planning Board, ZBA, and BWCC meeting dates to individual members. It directed Marina to contact Bedford 2030 regarding the Constitution Pipeline and Project Maple. The board also noted the resignation of long‑time volunteer Nancy Kronenberg and approved work on a green version of the board logo.

• Approved April meeting minutes (approved and seconded)
• Assigned May 12 Planning Board meeting to Janeen
• Assigned May 20 Town Board meeting to Marina
• Assigned June 2 BWCC meeting to Gentian
• Assigned June 3 Town Board meeting to Dan
• Assigned June 9 Planning Board meeting to Alex
• Assigned June 12 ZBA meeting to Simon
• Directed Marina to contact Bedford 2030 about the Constitution Pipeline and Project Maple

Conservation Board

The Conservation Board unanimously approved the previous meeting minutes. It scheduled new Town Board meeting dates for several members. The board voted to grant Green Awards to Westmoreland Sanctuary and Katonah Village Library.

• Approved previous minutes (unanimous)
• Scheduled new Town Board meetings with assigned dates and members
• Voted to award Green Awards to Westmoreland Sanctuary and Katonah Village Library

Traffic Safety Working Group

The group reviewed concerns about Cantitoe Street/Guard Hill Rd., Rock Hill/Long Ridge Rd., Bedford Rd./Nottingham crosswalk, and crosswalk markings. Recommendations were noted, such as seeking state approval for sidewalk work, adding chevrons, relocating solar speed signs, and painting zebra striping, but no formal approvals, denials, or votes were recorded. Updates on police equipment, commercial vehicle enforcement, cycling safety tips, the annual report, and the Harris/Babbitt project were also provided.

Conservation Board

The board approved its meeting minutes and set future meeting assignments for the Town Board, ZBA, and Open Space committees. Board members voted unanimously to elect Alex Grodner as Deputy Chair. The board scheduled a Green Awards night for May 6 and an Earth Day event on April 26 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Jennifer Wege resigned from the board.

• Meeting minutes approved
• Future meeting assignments set for Town Board (4/1), ZBA (4/2), Open Space (4/7)
• Alex Grodner elected Deputy Chair (unanimous yes)
• Green Awards night scheduled for May 6
• Earth Day event scheduled for April 26, 12‑4 p.m.
• Mayor's monarch pledge made official
• Jennifer Wege resigned from Conservation Board

Bedford Village Historic District Review Commission

The Bedford Village Historic District Review Commission reviewed a signage application from Garson Property at 26 Village Green. The commission asked the applicant to provide specific design specifications and four scaled renderings. Shawn Carmody moved to approve the application, Clayton Rose seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.

• Approved signage update application (unanimous)