Newburgh public meetings in 2021
50 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Board
The City of Newburgh Planning Board is reviewing several site plans for new construction and building conversions. These include proposals for multi-family dwellings, a warehouse, and a mixed-use house of worship and restaurant.
- Site plan for three-family dwelling at 13 North Street
- Site plan for three-family dwelling at 13 North Plank Road
- Conversion of 435 Broadway into a House of Worship and Restaurant
- Construction of a warehouse at 700-768 South Street
- Conversion of 56 Dubois Street from a three-family to a six-family dwelling
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several contract changes for the Washington Lake Dam and Liberty Street projects. The body is also considering an ordinance to increase water rates and various property sales and service agreements.
- Ordinance No. 9 to increase water rates by amending Chapter 163
- Liberty Street Streetscape Improvements: contract increase to $761,161.95 and $134,540.19 for engineering services
- Washington Lake Dam Rehabilitation: contract adjustments for LandVScape and a $51,948.00 agreement with C.T. Male Associates
- Sale of 16 William Street to Sarah Mekhail for $36,000.00
- Electric supply contract with Engie Resources, LLC at $0.07797 per kilowatt hour
City Council
The City Council is reviewing multiple engineering change orders for the Washington Lake Dam and Liberty Street projects. The agenda also includes a proposal to increase water rates and various property transactions.
- Washington Lake Dam Rehabilitation: Change Order No. 4 increases contract from $988,327.50 to $1,002,699.91
- Washington Lake Dam Rehabilitation: Change Order No. 5 decreases contract from $1,002,699.91 to $997,473.55
- Liberty Street Streetscape Improvements: Change Order No. 6 increases contract from $698,256.15 to $761,161.95
- Washington Lake Dam Rehabilitation: $51,948.00 proposal for C.T. Male Associates construction services
- Sale of 16 William Street to Sarah Mekhail for $36,000.00
City Council
The City Council is meeting to adopt the Fiscal Year 2022 budget and consider several professional service contracts. The agenda includes approvals for infrastructure engineering, software procurement, and legal settlements regarding tax certiorari proceedings.
- Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2022 budget
- Contract with Arcadis of New York Inc. for $1,025,000.00 for water pollution and sewer projects
- Acceptance of a $30,000.00 grant for a police department gun buyback program
- Agreement with CivicPlus, LLC for SeeClickFix quality-of-life reporting software
- Release of restrictive covenants for 105 William Street and 180 Renwick Street
City Council
The City Council is meeting to adopt the Fiscal Year 2022 budget and discuss tax rate implications. The session includes presentations on energy costs, an overtime study, and a land bank annual report.
- Proposed $1,025,000 contract with Arcadis of New York Inc. for sewer and disinfection facility engineering
- Adoption of the FY2022 budget
- Proposed $30,000 grant for a police department gun buyback program
- Application for a $10,000 Hudson River Valley Trail grant for a bike trail
- Release of restrictive covenants for 105 William Street and 180 Renwick Street
Planning Board
The City of Newburgh Planning Board is reviewing several site plan applications for residential and commercial conversions. The board will discuss projects ranging from a new hotel to the construction of a single-family home.
- Hotel and event space conversion at 48, 54, and 62 Grand Street
- Apartment house construction at 116 Carson Avenue
- House of Worship and Restaurant conversion at 435 Broadway
- Conversion of a three-family to a six-family dwelling at 56-58 Dubois Street
- New single-family detached dwelling at 169 Ann Street
City Council
The City Council is conducting a public hearing for the 2022 annual budget and discussing a property tax levy that exceeds the GML section 3-c limit. The body is also considering several infrastructure grants, bond authorizations, and property-related resolutions.
- Proposed $32,310,000 for Long Term Control Plan Phase III and Phase IV sewer and disinfection projects
- Supplemental Agreement of $23,073 with WSP USA Inc. for Walsh Road Bridge replacement
- Transfer of $24,919.84 from CDBG funds to tourism and economic development activities
- Sale of vacant real property at Water Street, Parcel B to West Shore Hudson LLC for $21,500
- Adoption of the FY2022 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plan
City Council
The City Council is discussing the 2022 budget and reviewing several infrastructure and financial resolutions. Key items include funding for wastewater treatment improvements and the release of restrictive covenants for multiple properties.
- Proposed $32,310,000 for Long Term Control Plan Phase III North Interceptor Sewer and Phase IV High Rate Disinfection Facility
- Supplemental Agreement of $23,073 with WSP USA Inc. for Walsh Road Bridge replacement
- Transfer of $24,919.84 from CDBG funds to tourism and economic development activities
- Proposed sale of vacant real property at Water Street, Parcel B to West Shore Hudson LLC for $21,500
- Public hearing for the 2022 Budget scheduled for November 8, 2021
City Council
The City Council is holding public hearings on a law to prohibit evictions without good cause and another to authorize a property tax levy exceeding the General Municipal Law limit. The body is also considering several resolutions regarding grants, leases, and city ordinances.
- Public hearing on Local Law adding 'Prohibition of Eviction without Good Cause' to Chapter 240
- Public hearing on Local Law for property tax levy in excess of General Municipal Law Section 3-c
- Application for NYSDEC grants: $50,000 for waste reduction and $250,000 for environmental restoration at 9 Johnes Street and 350 Liberty Street
- Contract for Kol Yisrael facilities for Recreation Department activities at a cost of $3,905.00
- Ordinances to add 4-way stops at First St/Liberty St, Renwick St/South Lander St, and Dupont Ave/Thompson St
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss several local laws, including a prohibition on evictions without good cause and a property tax levy exceeding state limits. The body is also reviewing developer recommendations for properties on Grand and Renwick Streets.
- Proposed Local Law adding Article III 'Prohibition of Eviction without Good Cause' to Chapter 240
- Proposed Local Law authorizing a property tax levy in excess of General Municipal Law Section 3-c
- Grant application for DEC Municipal Waste Reduction and Recycling Program in the amount of $50,000.00
- Contract for Kol Yisrael facilities at a cost of $3,905.00
- Proposed 4-way stops at First St/Liberty St, Renwick St/South Lander St, and Dupont Ave/Thompson St
Planning Board
The City of Newburgh Planning Board is reviewing site plan applications for various commercial and residential developments. The meeting includes proposals for new housing, a warehouse, and the conversion of existing buildings into hotels and houses of worship.
- Hotel and event space conversion at 48, 54, and 62 Grand Street
- Warehouse construction at 700-768 South Street
- Residential care facility construction at 17 and 19 Johnston Street
- Three-family dwelling construction at 13 North Street and 13 North Plank Road
- House of Worship and Restaurant conversion at 435 Broadway
City Council
The City Council is reviewing the proposed 2022 budget and scheduling public hearings for its adoption and for a new law regarding evictions without good cause. The body is also considering a city-wide Halloween curfew for minors and updates to tobacco and marijuana ordinances.
- Contract with Creighton Manning Engineering, LLP for $92,250.00 for 2022 ADA Curb Ramp land surveying
- Proposed city-wide curfew for minors 16 and under from Oct 30, 9:00 p.m. to Nov 1, 6:00 a.m.
- Public hearing scheduled for Nov 8, 2021, regarding the 2022 Budget
- Public hearing scheduled for Oct 25, 2021, regarding 'Prohibition of Eviction without Good Cause' for rental properties
- Local Law No. 5-2021 to rename 'Tobacco' chapter to 'Tobacco and Marihuana' and amend outdoor smoking rules
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a contract for land surveying services and scheduling public hearings for the 2022 budget and new local laws. The body is also considering the release of restrictive covenants for several city properties and a temporary Halloween curfew for minors.
- Contract with Creighton Manning Engineering, LLP for 2022 ADA Curb Ramp Project land surveying in the amount of $92,250.00
- Public hearing for 2022 Budget adoption scheduled for November 8, 2021
- Proposed city-wide curfew for minors 16 and under from October 30 to November 1, 2021
- Public hearing scheduled for October 25, 2021, regarding 'Prohibition of Eviction without Good Cause' and property tax levy limits
- Release of restrictive covenants for 51 & 53 City Terrace, 376 Liberty Street Rear, 144 West Parmenter Street, and 357 Liberty Street
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on the FY2022 CDBG Annual Action Plan and a local law amending outdoor smoking and tobacco regulations. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts and emergency repairs.
- Construction contract with TAM Enterprises, Inc. for Downing Park and Third Street Storm Sewer not to exceed $3,100,000.00
- Public hearing for Local Law amending Chapter 276 regarding 'Tobacco and Marihuana' and outdoor smoking
- Emergency inspection of New Windsor Dam by Ramboll Americas Engineering Solutions, Inc. for $25,000.00
- Sale of 169 Johnston Street to Garfield A. Bruff d/b/a Boss Building Company for $20,000.00
- Local Law enacting Chapter 287 'Vehicles, Off-road'
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several engineering contracts and budget transfers for water infrastructure. The body is also discussing a proposed FY2022 Community Development Block Grant action plan and updates to local laws regarding smoking and off-road vehicles.
- Contract with TAM Enterprises, Inc. for Downing Pond Drain Outlet and Third Street Storm Sewer not to exceed $3,100,000.00
- Proposed FY2022 CDBG Annual Action Plan with a total allocation of $855,000.00
- Sale of 169 Johnston Street to Garfield A. Bruff d/b/a Boss Building Company for $20,000.00
- Emergency inspection of New Windsor Dam by Ramboll Americas Engineering Solutions, Inc. for $25,000.00
- Proposed Local Law amending Chapter 276 to change 'Tobacco' to 'Tobacco and Marihuana'
Planning Board
The Planning Board is meeting to review two site plan applications. These include a proposal to combine lots for a hotel and event space and a request to convert a vacant building into a live/work unit.
- Site plan for hotel and event space at 48, 54, and 62 Grand Street (Foster Supply Hospitality)
- Site plan to convert vacant building to live/work unit at 189 Lander Street (Torkwase Dyson)
City Council
The City Council is holding a public hearing on a proposed law to ban off-road vehicles from public highways and parks. The body is also considering several budget transfers and contracts for the Annual International Festival.
- Proposed Local Law Chapter 287 to prohibit off-road vehicles on public highways and parks
- Resolution to apply for a Downtown Revitalization Initiative Grant up to $20,000,000.00
- Transfer of $360,000.00 from Appropriated Fund Balance to DPW for street paving
- Contract not to exceed $28,000.00 with Ryan Biggs Clark Davis Engineering for Wastewater Treatment Plant assessment
- Contract of $9,925.00 with Fireworks Extravaganza for the Annual International Festival
City Council
The City Council is meeting to discuss budget transfers for paving and land use, contract awards for the 32nd International Festival, and various property license agreements. The body is also reviewing a proposed local law to ban off-road vehicles on public highways and parks.
- Application for a Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) Grant up to $20,000,000.00
- Transfer of $360,000.00 from Appropriated Fund Balance to DPW Street Paving
- Proposed Local Law Chapter 287 prohibiting off-road vehicles on public property
- Contract with Ryan Biggs Clark Davis Engineering for WWTP assessment not to exceed $28,000.00
- Fireworks contract for the 32nd International Festival in the amount of $9,925.00
Planning Board
The Planning Board is reviewing site plans for several residential and commercial developments. These include a hotel conversion and the construction of multi-family residences.
- Site plan for hotel and event space at 48, 54, and 62 Grand Street
- Site plan for 11-unit studio apartment building at 116 Carson Avenue
- Site plan for 3-family residence at 13 North Plank Road, Lot 1
- Site plan for 3-family residence at 13 North Plank Road, Lot 2
City Council
The City Council is considering several contract changes for the Liberty Street Streetscape Project and a new ordinance to prohibit the parking of commercial vehicles and trailers. The body will also review grant awards for home repairs and youth training.
- Change orders for Consorti Bros. Paving & Sealcoating Inc. increasing Liberty Street project costs to $698,256.15
- Ordinance No. 4-2021 to prohibit parking of commercial vehicles, attachments, and trailer units
- CDBG grant of $50,000.00 to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh for homeowner roof repairs
- CDBG grant of $10,000.00 to Choice Films, Inc. for youth film and television training
- Audit services contract with PKF O’Connor Davies, LLP for $89,500.00
City Council
The City Council is considering several contract adjustments for the Liberty Street Streetscape project and various community development grants. The meeting includes discussions on municipal auditing, park improvements, and local ordinances.
- Liberty Street Streetscape Project change orders with Consorti Bros. Paving & Sealcoating, Inc.
- $89,500.00 audit services contract with PKF O’Connor Davies, LLP
- $50,000.00 CDBG grant for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh roof repairs
- $10,000.00 CDBG grant for Choice Films, Inc. film and television training
- Engineering design services for Delano-Hitch Aquatic Center and park splash pads
Planning Board
The City of Newburgh Planning Board is reviewing several site plan applications. These include proposals to convert vacant buildings and land into residential units and a hotel project.
- 184 Liberty Street: Convert vacant building into 8 dwelling units
- 112 Broadway: Convert vacant building into mixed-use with 9 residential units
- 25 Fowler Avenue: Create one parking space on the front yard
- 48, 54, and 62 Grand Street: Combine lots for Hotel and Event Space
- 116 Carson Avenue: Convert vacant land into 11 studio units
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a local law to amend the City Charter to propose a Police Commissioner. The body is also considering several grant applications for infrastructure and environmental projects and approving various municipal contracts.
- Public hearing on amending City Charter Article XI to propose a Police Commissioner
- Grant application up to $10,000,000 for North Interceptor Sewer Improvements and High Rate Disinfection/Floatables Control Facility Projects
- Grant application up to $2,700,000 for a Drinking Water Meter Upgrade Project
- Contract with McNamee Construction Corporation not to exceed $1,678,560 for Lake Street Bridge Rehabilitation
- Grant application up to $100,000 for land acquisition to construct a Quassaick Creek Trail
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several large infrastructure grant applications and a proposal to establish a Police Commissioner position. The body is also deciding on various property releases, budget amendments, and municipal contracts.
- Proposed local law to create a Police Commissioner for the City of Newburgh
- Grant application for North Interceptor Sewer Improvements not to exceed $10,000,000
- Contract with McNamee Construction Corporation for Lake Street Bridge rehabilitation not to exceed $1,678,560
- Grant application for Drinking Water Meter Upgrade not to exceed $2,700,000
- Sale of vacant real property 'Parcel B' on Water Street to West Shore Hudson LLC for $21,500
Planning Board
The Planning Board is meeting to consider special use permits and site plans for various properties. The agenda includes proposals for residential conversions, a new four-story building with a restaurant, and a lot subdivision.
- Special use permits for 399 Carpenter Avenue (residential care), 10 City Terrace North (driving school), and 405 Broadway (gas station)
- Site plan for a four-story residential building and restaurant at 15 S. Colden Street
- Subdivision of 37 Chambers Street into four lots
- Warehouse conversion to commercial spaces at 33 S. Robinson Avenue
- Conversion of vacant buildings into residential units at 184 Liberty Street and 112 Broadway
City Council
The City Council is considering several large-scale funding applications for sewer reconstruction, bridge rehabilitation, and urban farm redevelopment. The meeting also includes discussions on water quality sampling, streetscape projects, and police department updates.
- North Interceptor Sewer Project: $12,800,000.00 funding application
- Lake Street Bridge rehabilitation: $1,750,000.00 funding application
- Fire Department: $1,299,800.00 for two custom pumper trucks
- Downing Park Urban Farm redevelopment: $300,000.00 funding application
- Liberty Street Streetscape: $5,000.00 for engineering services
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several high-value contracts for public safety and infrastructure. The body is also discussing the FY2022 Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan and a long-term housing policy report.
- Bid award to Firematic Supply Co., Inc. for two custom pumper trucks at $1,299,800.00
- Application for $12,800,000.00 in funding for the North Interceptor Sewer Reconstruction Project
- Application for $1,750,000.00 for the rehabilitation of the Lake Street Bridge
- Proposed $855,000.00 FY2022 CDBG allocation for housing, infrastructure, and economic development
- Contract with Underwater Solutions, Inc. for water tank inspections and cleanings at $18,450.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding the sale of city-owned real estate and professional engineering contracts. The body is also scheduling a public hearing for the FY2022 Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan.
- Private sale of 185 Broadway to Hudson Visionary Development, LLC for $180,000.00
- Private sale of 318 North Montgomery Street to Darnell Dodson for $300,000.00
- Engineering contract with Gerard Associates Consulting Engineers, P.C. for boiler replacement at 123-125 Grand Street not to exceed $40,260.00
- Engineering contract with Arcadis of New York, Inc. for 5th Street Railroad Overpass utility review not to exceed $5,000.00
- Payment of claim to Lakeem Thompson in the amount of $400,000.00
City Council
The City Council is meeting to appoint a new City Manager and authorize a severance agreement for a former official. The appointment includes specific terms for salary, residency, and contract length.
- Resolution to appoint Todd Venning as City Manager effective May 23, 2021
- City Manager annual salary of $200,000.00 with a 1.5% annual increase
- Two-year term for the City Manager agreement
- Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute a severance agreement with Joseph P. Donat
Planning Board
The Planning Board is reviewing several site plans and subdivision requests. These items include residential conversions, new apartment buildings, and commercial space developments.
- Site plan for four-story residential building and restaurant at 15 S. Colden Street
- Subdivision of parcel into two lots at 224 Broadway
- Site plan for four-story mixed use development at 104 Washington Street
- Site plan to convert office building to a two-family dwelling at 754 Broadway
- Site plan to convert parking area into an event area/tent at 120 Front Street
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several resolutions including engineering services for the Wastewater Treatment Plant and equipment leases for the Police Department. The body is also discussing grants for lead service line replacement and COVID-19 protective barriers.
- Contract with Arcadis of New York, Inc. for wastewater plant concrete assessment not to exceed $62,000.00
- CDBG-CV3 grant agreement of $30,000.00 with Montefiore St. Luke’s Cornwall for COVID-19 protective barriers
- Police Department communications equipment lease with New York Communications Company, Inc. at $2,994.00 per month for 84 months
- Settlement payment of $14,064.82 to Aller Nothing Bins, LLC
- Declaration of five Fire Department and Code Compliance Bureau vehicles as surplus
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several proposals including engineering services for the wastewater treatment plant and a lead service line replacement grant. Other items involve vehicle surplus declarations, art installation access at 120 Grand Street, and various municipal contracts.
- Engineering contract with Arcadis of New York, Inc. for wastewater plant assessment up to $62,000.00
- Declaration of Fire Department and Code Compliance Bureau vehicles as surplus
- Lead-Free Water Challenge grant application for 100 hours of technical assistance
- License agreement with Strongroom for artwork display at 120 Grand Street
- CDBG-CV3 sub-recipient agreement with Montefiore St. Luke's Cornwall for $30,000.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts, public works projects, and real estate transactions. Items include a wireless network feasibility study, asbestos testing for the West End Firehouse, and streetscape improvements on Liberty Street.
- CBRS Wireless Network Feasibility Study with CDW Government, LLC for $25,267.00
- Asbestos survey for 492 Broadway (West End Firehouse) via QUES&T not to exceed $2,800.00
- Liberty Street Streetscape Improvements contract change order reducing amount from $749,395.00 to $664,327.00
- Groundwater sampling at former Consolidated Iron site via The Chazen Companies not to exceed $800.00
- Wastewater Treatment Plant lighting upgrade contract with INFRAMARK, LLC for $49,867.54
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several infrastructure projects, including a wireless network feasibility study and streetscape improvements. The body is also discussing the sale of city property and the release of restrictive covenants for multiple First Street addresses.
- Contract with CDW Government, LLC for a CBRS Wireless Network Feasibility Study at $25,267.00
- Change Order for Liberty Street Streetscape Improvements decreasing contract to $664,327.00
- Private sale of 22 Bay View Terrace to Leopoldo and Anne Mancilla for $350,500.00
- Contract with INFRAMARK, LLC for Wastewater Treatment Plant lighting at $49,867.54
- Proposal for asbestos survey at 492 Broadway (West End Firehouse) not to exceed $2,800.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several resolutions for infrastructure projects, including a $132,800 wastewater headworks study. The body is also deciding on asbestos testing and abatement for city buildings and the Wastewater Treatment Plant.
- Contract with Wright-Pierce Engineering Associates, PC for Wastewater Headworks Analysis and Study at $132,800.00
- Asbestos abatement contract with BSB Construction, Inc. for the Wastewater Treatment Plant at $7,625.00
- Rejection of all bids for the Route 32/Lake Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project
- Private sale of 140 Third Street to Nutopia Development LLC for $13,500.00
- Grant application for the Gun Involved Violence Elimination (GIVE) Initiative for $364,284.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing multiple proposals for asbestos testing, wastewater studies, and water quality analysis. The session also includes discussions on property sales, surplus equipment, and several state and federal grant opportunities.
- Asbestos testing at 104 South Lander Street up to $1,800.00
- Asbestos testing at Broadway Courthouse up to $1,700.00
- Asbestos services and abatement at 2 Renwick Street (WWTP) totaling $10,425.00
- Wastewater Headworks Analysis Study with Wright-Pierce Engineering Associates, PC for $132,800.00
- Rejection of all bids for the Lake Street (Route 32) Bridge Rehabilitation Project
City Council
The City Council is conducting a public hearing on a local law to amend City Charter Section C4.01 regarding rules of order and member attendance. The body is also considering several contracts for environmental remediation, housing stability grants, and public safety audits.
- Public hearing on amending City Charter Section C4.01 'Rules of Order'
- Grant agreements for housing stability with Legal Services of the Hudson Valley ($409,209) and Community Voices Heard ($195,000)
- Contract with PKF O’Connor Davies, LLP for Police and Fire staffing study ($70,000)
- Contract amendment with H2M Architects & Engineers for Crescent Avenue Pump Station ($21,500)
- Contract with EcoTec Environmental Services for Former Provan Ford Remedial Site monitoring ($7,000)
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several contracts for environmental testing, engineering, and auditing. The body is also considering a police reform plan and grant agreements to address housing stability.
- Grant agreement of $409,209.00 with Legal Services of the Hudson Valley for housing stability
- Grant agreement of $195,000.00 with Community Voices Heard for housing stability
- Contract for $70,000.00 with PKF O’Connor Davies, LLP for police and fire staffing study
- Contract amendment of $21,500.00 with H2M Architects & Engineers for Crescent Avenue Pump Station
- Proposed amendment to City Charter Section C4.01 regarding Council Rules of Order
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative Plan. The body is also considering several property covenant releases, mortgage satisfactions, and a new energy program ordinance.
- Public hearing on E.O. 203 Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative Plan
- Local Law 2-2021 creating a Community Choice Aggregation Energy Program
- Application for a $5,000 SNY Play Ball Grant from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- Release of restrictive covenants for 182 Broadway, 48 Larter Avenue, and 6 Locust Street
- Satisfaction of mortgages for 103 Liberty Street and 157 West Parmenter Street
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to review several property releases, personnel changes, and a new energy program. The body is also scheduling public hearings regarding police reform and city charter rules.
- Public hearing on March 8, 2021, for E.O. 203 Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative Plan
- Proposed Local Law for a Community Choice Aggregation Energy Program
- Application for a $5,000 SNY Play Ball Grant from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- Release of restrictive covenants for 182 Broadway, 48 Larter Avenue, and 6 Locust Street
- Satisfaction of mortgages for 103 Liberty Street and 157 West Parmenter Street
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a new Community Choice Aggregation Energy Program and the FY2020 CDBG annual performance report. The body is also considering several federal aid agreements for bridge replacements and CARES Act funding for food security.
- Public hearing for Local Law adding Chapter 156 'Energy' for Community Choice Aggregation
- Federal aid agreements for Lake Drive and Walsh Road bridge replacements over Quassaick Creek
- CDBG-CV3 grants for food security: $25,000 to Newburgh Urban Farm and Food, $30,000 to Catholic Charities, and $45,000 to Newburgh Armory Unity Center
- Extension of time to close title for properties at 162 South Street and 187 Lander Street
- Scheduling of a second public hearing on March 8, 2021, for the Police Reform & Reinvention Collaborative Plan
City Council
The City Council will review several items including a proposed Community Choice Aggregation energy program and federal aid agreements for bridge replacements. The session also includes discussions on CARES Act funding for local food security programs and police department vehicle transfers.
- Public hearing regarding the Community Choice Aggregation Energy Program
- Master Federal-Aid agreement for Lake Drive/Quassaick Creek Bridge Replacement (PIN 8761.39)
- Master Federal-Aid agreement for Walsh Road/Quassaick Creek Bridge Replacement (PIN 8761.40)
- $25,000.00 CDBG-CV3 grant for Newburgh Urban Farm and Food, Inc.
- $30,000.00 CDBG-CV3 grant for Catholic Charities Orange, Sullivan, Ulster
Planning Board
The City of Newburgh Planning Board is meeting to review a special use permit and a site plan. The board will hold a public hearing regarding a performing arts space and discuss a conversion of a professional office into a house of worship.
- Public hearing for Special Use Permit to add a Performing Arts Space at 26 Liberty Street
- Site plan application to convert 313 Fullerton Avenue from a professional office to a House of Worship
City Council
The City Council is considering several contracts for the Route 32 Lake Street Bridge project and a 2020 year-end budget adjustment. The body will also discuss penalties for littering and dumping and the appointment of a City Court Judge.
- Contract with Hudson Valley Engineering Associates for Lake Street Bridge inspection: $284,441.36
- Contract amendment with McLaren Engineering Group for Lake Street Bridge support: $41,770.00
- Ordinance to increase penalties for littering and dumping violations
- Appointment of Joanne Matthews Forbes as full-time City Court Judge for a 10-year term
- Application for a $25,000 National Endowment of the Arts grant for an arts project
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including construction contracts for the Lake Street Bridge rehabilitation. Other business includes 2020 year-end budget transfers, adding temporary positions to the Water Department, and property rehabilitation extensions.
- $284,441.36 contract with Hudson Valley Engineering Associates for Lake Street Bridge inspection
- $41,770.00 amendment for McLaren Engineering Group regarding Lake Street Bridge services
- 2020 year-end budget adjustments totaling $686,062.29
- Addition of two temporary Assistant Maintenance Mechanic positions in the Water Department
- Extension of rehabilitation deadline for 34 Carter Street until August 31, 2021
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative. The body is also considering several resolutions related to infrastructure grants, engineering contracts, and police staffing.
- Public hearing on E.O. 203 Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative
- Proposed $1,500,000 grant application for the Broadway Reconstruction Project (between Grand and Dubois Street)
- Proposed contract with Arcadis of New York, Inc. for Browns Pond Pump Station generator design not to exceed $71,000
- Proposed temporary addition of one Detective and one Police Officer to the Police Department
- Proposed limited income tax exemptions for seniors and individuals with disabilities
City Council
The City Council is considering several resolutions including engineering services for a pump station generator and a grant application for Broadway reconstruction. The meeting also includes discussions on temporary police personnel additions and property tax exemptions for seniors and individuals with disabilities.
- Engineering agreement with Arcadis of New York, Inc. for Brown’s Pond Pump Station Generator up to $71,000.00
- Green Innovation Grant Program application for Broadway Reconstruction Project in the amount of $1,500,000.00
- Temporary addition of one Detective position to the Police Department through 1/13/2021
- Temporary addition of one Police Officer position through 2/28/2021
- Limited income tax exemptions for seniors and individuals with disabilities on the 2021 Assessment Roll
Planning Board
The Planning Board is meeting to review two land-use applications. The board will consider a use conversion for a property on Fullerton Avenue and a special use permit for a property on Liberty Street.
- Site plan for St Marks Holy Tabernacle Inc. to convert 313 Fullerton Avenue from a professional office to a house of worship
- Special use permit for Jesse Farrenkopf / Bannerman Tokyo Prop. LLC to add a performing arts space to 26 Liberty Street
City Council
The City Council is considering several resolutions including a $250,000 sanitation budget transfer and various real estate transactions. The agenda also includes scheduling a public hearing regarding the Police Reform & Reinvention Collaborative Plan.
- Transfer of $250,000.00 from Sanitation Contingency-Emergency to Sanitation Tipping Fees
- Release of restrictive covenants for 92 Johnston Street and 129 West Parmenter Street
- Private sale of 182 Broadway to Moishe Herczl for $122,000.00
- Agreement with Nearmap U.S., Inc. for digital aerial imagery services for $16,200.00
- Lease amendment for Representative Sean Patrick Maloney at 123 Grand Street for $2,000.00 per month
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss budget amendments, property sales, and contract renewals. Key items include a budget transfer for sanitation tipping fees and the sale of city-owned real estate.
- Transfer of $250,000 from Sanitation Contingency-Emergency to Sanitation-Other Services-Tipping Fees
- Private sale of 182 Broadway to Moishe Herczl for $122,000.00
- Lease renewal for Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney's office at 123 Grand Street for $2,000.00 per month
- Agreement with Nearmap U.S., Inc. for digital aerial imagery services costing $5,400.00
- Release of restrictive covenants for 92 Johnston Street and 129 West Parmenter Street