Newburgh public meetings in 2022
50 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved three separate applications for area variances for properties located on Lander Street. The board also approved the meeting minutes from November 2022.
- Approved area variance for 117 Lander Street (Appeal No. 2022-31) - Unanimous
- Approved area variance for 119 Lander Street (Appeal No. 2022-32) - Unanimous
- Approved area variance for 70 Lander Street (Appeal No. 2022-33) - Unanimous
- Approved November 2022 meeting minutes - Unanimous
Civil Service Commission
The Commission established four-year certifications for school and police positions. It also approved a request for a police officer's reinstatement and an alternate test date for the Prisoner Attendant exam.
- Approved November 16, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
- Approved November 2022 Personnel Reports (Unanimous)
- Established 4-year certification for Sr. School Office Manager #76741 (Unanimous)
- Established 4-year certification for Police Officer #65418 (Unanimous)
- Established 4-year certification for Police Officer (SS) #65537 (Unanimous)
- Approved alternate test date for Prisoner Attendant exam (Unanimous)
- Approved reinstatement of Police Officer Belliveau (Unanimous)
Planning Board
The Planning Board approved a site plan to convert a residence into a 5-family home and granted preliminary plat approval for two separate subdivision requests. One subdivision project at 23 Hudson View Terrace received public opposition during the hearing before being approved.
- Approved site plan to convert 73 Courtney Avenue from 4-family to 5-family residence (Unanimous)
- Issued preliminary plat approval for subdivision at 175 Liberty Street (Unanimous)
- Issued preliminary plat approval for subdivision at 23 Hudson View Terrace (Unanimous)
- Approved October 18, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
- Approved November 15, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Newburgh IDA will vote on a settlement agreement with Orange County regarding the Armory property, and on extending and amending the contract of sale for 5 Scobie Drive. The board will also adopt annual housekeeping resolutions, including policies, meeting schedule, and appointments for 2023.
- Resolution #2022-12-19-02: Settlement agreement with Orange County re Armory property
- Resolution #2022-12-19-03: Extension and amendments to contract of sale for 5 Scobie Drive
- Resolution #2022-12-19-01: Annual housekeeping including policies, meeting schedule, staff appointments, accounting firm, counsel, bank, and fee structure for 2023
- Approval of Treasurer's Report and payment of bills for November 2022
- Adoption of Audit/Finance and Governance Committee policy recommendations
The board approved a settlement agreement with the County of Orange regarding the Armory building and extended the due diligence period for the sale of 5 Scobie Drive. The agency also adopted its 2023 annual housekeeping resolutions, including the appointment of staff and auditors.
- Approved settlement agreement with County of Orange (unanimous)
- Approved second amendment to contract of sale for 5 Scobie Drive (unanimous)
- Adopted 2023 Annual Housekeeping Resolution including policies, meeting schedule, and fee structure (unanimous)
- Appointed PKF O’Connor Davies as annual agency audit accounting firm (unanimous)
- Appointed Cherisse Vickers as Executive Director and Michele Gruber as part-time staff (unanimous)
- Appointed Whiteman, Osterman & Hanna, LLP as Agency and Bond Counsel (unanimous)
- Approved November 2022 Treasurer’s Report (unanimous)
- Approved payment of November 2022 bills, checks 1088-1091 (unanimous)
Architectural Review Commission
The Newburgh Architectural Review Commission will vote on minutes, a consent agenda of three painting approvals using historic colors, and seven old-business items including a four-story mixed-use building at 102 Broadway and demolition of a garage at 211 Broadway. Three public hearings are scheduled for exterior work at 46 Dubois Street, solar panels at 65 Carson Avenue, and a full exterior renovation at 66 Campbell Street.
- AR 2022-128: 102 Broadway — new 4-story infill mixed-use building on vacant lot
- AR 2022-125: 211 Broadway — demolition of existing 3-bay garage and 1-story office
- AR 2022-135: 46 Dubois Street — public hearing for window, brick, stair, railing, and balustrade work
- AR 2022-136: 65 Carson Avenue — public hearing for solar panel installation
- AR 2022-137: 66 Campbell Street — public hearing for extensive exterior renovations
The Architectural Review Commission approved several exterior renovation projects and a new mixed-use building. The board denied a demolition request for a garage and office at 211 Broadway based on historic district requirements. Solar panel installation at 65 Carson Avenue was approved with conditions to limit panels to the rear of the property.
- Approved 4-story mixed-use building at 102 Broadway (Unanimous)
- Approved painting for 279 Third Street, 100 Renwick Street, and 157 North Miller Street (Unanimous)
- Approved window and door installations at 143 Grand Street (Unanimous)
- Approved partial application for 162 South Street, excluding garage, rear porch, and chimney (Unanimous)
- Approved window and storefront restoration at 206 Liberty Street with specific style conditions (Unanimous)
- Approved storefront and sidewalk restoration at 199 South Street, excluding front entrance hood (Unanimous)
- Approved window and brick work at 46 Dubois Street (Unanimous)
- Approved 15 rear-facing solar panels at 65 Carson Avenue; front panels prohibited (Unanimous)
City Council
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Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Audit-Finance Committee of the Newburgh IDA will meet to review and make recommendations on eight policies, including investment, procurement, property disposition, and tax exemption policies. No decisions are being made at this meeting; it is a review session for potential board recommendations.
- Review of Investment Policy
- Review of Policies Governing the Use of Authority Discretionary Funds
- Review of Procurement Policy
- Review of Property Disposition Policy
- Review of Recapture Policy
The Audit-Finance Committee reviewed nine agency policies and unanimously agreed to make no changes. The committee recommended all reviewed policies to the full board for re-adoption.
- Recommended re-adoption of Investment, Discretionary Funds, Procurement, Property Disposition, Property Acquisition, Recapture, Procedures, UTEP, and Agency Fee Structure policies (Unanimous)
Conservation Advisory Council
The Council approved the November 7, 2022 meeting minutes and set the next meeting for January 3, 2023. Members received updates on the Environmental Justice Fellowship and various DEC and EPA grants. The Council also discussed planning a Christmas tree recycling event for January 7, 2023.
- Approved November 7, 2022 meeting minutes (subject to changes)
- Rescheduled January meeting to Tuesday, January 3, 2023
- Tabled Consulting Arborist Report by Dave Eylers to next meeting
City Council
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Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved an area variance for 420 Grand Street regarding front yard setback and off-street parking. The board also approved the October 2022 meeting minutes.
- Approved area variance for 7.4 feet on front yard setback and 6 off-street parking spaces at 420 Grand Street (unanimous)
- Approved October 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Industrial Development Agency will review the October 2022 Treasurer's Report and budget approvals. The board will also receive updates on Scobie Drive and the amended application for 191 Washington Street.
- Approval of 1 Year & 5 Year Budget
- West Street Conveyance and LDC presentation
- Scobie Drive update
- 191 Washington Street amended application update
- Resolution # 2022-11-21-02: Consideration of Public Hearing Resolution for 191 Washington Street
The IDA unanimously approved its 1-year and 5-year budgets and the October 2022 Treasurer's Report. The board extended a developer contract for Scobie Drive to June 30 and decided to hold a public hearing regarding 191 Washington Street.
- Approved 1 Year & 5 Year Budgets (Unanimous)
- Approved October 2022 Treasurer’s Report (Unanimous)
- Approved payment of October 2022 bills, checks 1083-1087 (Unanimous)
- Extended Scobie Drive developer contract to June 30 (Unanimous)
- Approved holding a public hearing for 191 Washington Street (Unanimous)
- Approved October 17, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
- Approved October 24, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Governance Committee will meet to review eight policies, including the agency's by-laws, code of ethics, and conflict of interest policy. These policies require full board approval to meet state mandates and reporting requirements.
- Review of Agency By-laws
- Review of Anti-Harassment Policy
- Review of Board of Directors' Duties and Responsibilities
- Review of Code of Ethics
- Review of Conflict of Interest, Whistleblower Protection, FOIL, and Internal Control policies
The Governance Committee reviewed several agency policies to recommend for re-adoption or revision by the full board. Proposed changes include updates to the Agency By-laws, Anti-Harassment Policy, and Mission Statement. No changes were recommended for the Code of Ethics, Conflict of Interest, or Whistleblower Protection policies.
- Proposed amendments to Agency By-laws regarding check signatories and FOIL duties
- Proposed update to Anti-Harassment Policy point of contact
- Proposed language revisions to Mission Statement
- Recommended no changes to Board of Directors' Duties and Responsibilities
- Recommended no changes to Code of Ethics
- Recommended no changes to Conflict of Interest policy
- Recommended no changes to Internal Control Policy
- Recommended no changes to Whistleblower Protection Policy
Civil Service Commission
The Newburgh Civil Service Commission amended municipal rules regarding the Fire Commissioner title and police officer probationary terms. The board also approved a new Information Technology Systems Administrator title and updated several job descriptions.
- Added Fire Commissioner to Non-Competitive Class (Unanimous)
- Set Police Officer probationary term between 8 and 78 weeks (Unanimous)
- Approved October 19, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
- Approved October 2022 Personnel Reports (Unanimous)
- Adopted Information Technology Systems Administrator title (Unanimous)
- Approved amended job description for Desktop Technician (Unanimous)
- Approved amended job description for Chief Custodian for NECSD (Unanimous)
- Approved Police Officer Exam make-up test date (Unanimous)
Planning Board
The Planning Board approved a site plan to convert a single-family home into a two-family residence and granted a one-year extension for a boutique hotel project. A subdivision application for a three-family dwelling was tabled at the applicant's request.
- Approved one-year extension of Site Plan for boutique hotel at 48, 54 and 62 Grand Street (Unanimous)
- Accepted Site Plan to convert single-family to two-family residence at 185 West Street, subject to outstanding comments (Unanimous)
- Tabled subdivision application for three-family dwelling at 288 S. William Street
- Scheduled mandatory public hearing for subdivision application at 175 Liberty Street for December 2022
City Council
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Transportation Advisory Committee
The Transportation Advisory Committee will hear public comment on the Newburgh-Beacon shuttle service, review a planning referral for 135 Ellis Ave, and discuss subcommittee updates including a Hudson Valley Greenway grant, bike rack guidelines, a sidewalk improvement RFP, stop sign and crosswalk protocols, and a proposed 25 mph speed limit for City Council consideration.
- Public comment on Newburgh-Beacon shuttle service by Marc Miller of Leprechaun Bus
- Planning Board referral: 135 Ellis Ave letter review
- Hudson Valley Greenway grant next steps and bike rack guidelines
- Sidewalk Improvement District RFP status update
- Discussion of 25 mph speed limit proposal for City Council
Architectural Review Commission
The Architectural Review Commission will hold public hearings on several applications, including a proposal to demolish a garage and office at 211 Broadway and a new 4-story mixed-use building at 102 Broadway. Other items include window, door, and storefront changes at multiple properties, mostly using historic color palettes.
- AR 2022-125: Demolition of existing 3-bay garage and 1-story office at 211 Broadway
- AR 2022-128: Construction of new 4-story infill mixed-use building at 102 Broadway
- AR 2022-121: New windows, door, and bay window reconstruction at 143 Grand Street
- AR 2022-126: New windows, doors, and storefront restoration at 14 Liberty Street
- AR 2022-130: Ratification of work performed at 167 N. Miller Street
The Architectural Review Commission approved several applications for window, door, and roof installations at various city locations. Some projects were approved with specific material conditions, while others were tabled pending further design details or SHPO review.
- Approved storefront only for 159 Liberty Street (unanimous)
- Approved roof shingles at 40 Liberty Street with Burnished Slate flashing (unanimous)
- Approved window and porch repairs at 158 Montgomery Street (unanimous)
- Approved window and door installations at 14 Liberty Street (unanimous)
- Approved rear porch removal and brick infill at 143 South William Street (unanimous)
- Approved application for 137 Third Street (unanimous)
- Tabled applications for 143 Grand Street, 206 Liberty Street, 211 Broadway, 102 Broadway, and 167 N. Miller Street
- Approved October 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Conservation Advisory Council
The Council announced the receipt of a $50,000 DEC grant for a Natural Resource Inventory. Members approved the minutes from October 3 and October 28, 2022, and postponed fall tree plantings to the spring.
- Approved October 3, 2022 minutes
- Approved October 28, 2022 special meeting minutes
- Tabled Consulting Arborist Report by Dave Eylers
- Postponed Fall 2022 Tree Planting to Spring
Conservation Advisory Council
The Conservation Advisory Council reviewed a proposal by Community Offshore Wind, LLC to collect sediment samples from the Hudson River. The Council determined the project is consistent with the City’s Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP).
- Approved project consistency with Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (unanimous)
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Board approved area variances for five residential properties and one commercial overlay property. These decisions allow for deviations from standard setback, lot coverage, and parking requirements.
- Approved Lot A and Lot B area variances for 288 South William Street (Unanimous)
- Approved area variance for 31 Dubois Street (4-3)
- Approved area variance for 85 William Street (Unanimous)
- Approved area variance for 73 Courtney Avenue (Unanimous)
- Approved area variance for 46 Dubois Street (Unanimous)
- Approved area variance for 77 Chambers Street (Unanimous)
- Approved August 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Newburgh Industrial Development Agency is holding an emergency board meeting on October 24, 2022, at 5:30 p.m. The agenda includes roll call, proof of notice, and an executive session to discuss potential litigation. The meeting will then adjourn.
- Emergency board meeting called
- Executive session on potential litigation
The Industrial Development Agency held a special meeting on October 24, 2022. The board entered an executive session to discuss potential litigation, but no decisions were made during that session.
- Voted unanimously to enter Executive Session to discuss potential litigation
- Voted unanimously to adjourn the meeting
City Council
The City Council adopted a resolution for the annual Halloween curfew and approved the purchase of 58 William Street. The council also passed local laws amending the City Charter and authorized two insurance claim payments.
- Approved purchase of 58 William Street (7-0)
- Adopted Halloween Curfew resolution (7-0)
- Approved Orange County Exemption for City Reservoir and Filter Plant Properties for 2024 (7-0)
- Approved Local Law No. D-2022 amending City Charter Article II (7-0)
- Approved Local Law No. E-2022 amending City Charter Article IX-A regarding Water Department (7-0)
- Approved Resolution No. 261-2022 to schedule a public hearing for City Charter amendments (7-0)
- Authorized payment of claim with UTICA National Assurance Company A/S/O Laura Fanning (7-0)
- Authorized payment of claim with Olga Hernandez (7-0)
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Newburgh Industrial Development Agency is meeting to consider routine financial approvals and an amendment to a prior resolution involving the Grand Street Newburgh Property LLC and FSH Hotel LLC. The board will also vote on the 1-year and 5-year budget and the treasurer's report for September 2022.
- Resolution #2022-10-17-01: 1 Year & 5 Year Budget Approval
- Resolution #2022-10-17-02: Amendment to Approving Resolution - Grand Street Newburgh Property LLC / FSH Hotel LLC
- Sales Tax Monitoring for Projects
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Audit/Finance Committee of the Newburgh IDA will meet to review the one-year and five-year budget and make a recommendation to the full board. No other items are listed.
- Review of one-year budget
- Review of five-year budget
- Recommendation to full board for approval
Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will review several applications for exterior renovations, including window installations, siding repairs, and roof replacements. The agenda also includes public hearings for sidewalk installations and storefront restorations.
- 52 Liberty Street: New windows, front entry door, siding repair, and paint
- 40 Liberty Street: Roof shingle removal and installation
- 191 North Miller Street: Removal of second floor to construct two new floors
- 158 Montgomery Street: New windows, porch repair, and paint
- 102 S. William Street: Installation of new sidewalks
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Industrial Development Agency will review a presentation for the 700 South Street warehouse project. The board is also scheduled to consider a resolution for The Foundry sublease approval and the selection of a new annual auditor.
- 700 South Street - Warehouse Project Presentation
- Resolution 2022-09-19-22-01: The Foundry Sublease Approval
- Resolution 2022-09-19-22-02: Selection of new Agency Annual Auditor
- Agency Logo RFP – Committee Selection
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The City of Newburgh Industrial Development Agency Audit-Finance Committee is meeting to review responses to requests for proposals (RFPs). The committee is evaluating these responses for annual auditing services.
- Review of RFP responses for annual auditing services
Transportation Advisory Committee
The committee will appoint a new chair and secretary. Members will discuss municipal parking lot protocols and provide updates on bike racks, stop signs, and the Sidewalk Improvement District Study.
- Appointment of new Chair and Secretary
- Discussion of Municipal Parking Lots Protocols
- Review of Stop Sign and Bike Rack timeline and process
- Update on Sidewalk Improvement District Study
- Discussion of NYSBA and NYSDOT Traffic Circles
Architectural Review Commission
The commission is reviewing several applications for exterior property modifications. These include painting projects using the Benjamin Moore Historic color palette and structural repairs to windows, roofs, and porches.
- Painting requests for 53 Carson Avenue, 219 N. Miller Street, and 88 Courtney Avenue
- Blade sign and window lettering installation at 107 Liberty Street
- Window, gutter, and porch repairs at 84 Benkard Street
- Ratification of previously installed siding at 100 Courtney Avenue
- New window and paint application for 106 Renwick Street and roof shingle replacement for 40 Liberty Street WH
Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will review several returning items regarding window installations, painting, and structural restorations. New applications include requests for solar panel installation, a front yard fence, and storefront rebuilding.
- 45 Chambers Street: Application to install 16 solar panels on the back roof
- 504 Liberty Street: Application to install a front yard fence
- 6-12 William Street: Application to rebuild and restore storefront, doors, and spandrel header hood
- 10 Dubois Street: Determination for construction of a new three-story building
- 191 North Miller Street: Determination to demolish existing 2-story wood frame structure
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Industrial Development Agency is meeting to discuss a contract for sidewalk repairs. The board will review the engagement of N. Campos Construction LLC for work at 145 Broadway.
- Contract review for N. Campos Construction LLC for sidewalk repairs at 145 Broadway
Architectural Review Commission
The Architectural Review Commission is reviewing numerous applications for exterior building modifications, primarily focused on historic color palette painting and window replacements. The body will also hold public hearings for several restoration projects and one new construction proposal.
- Proposed new construction of a three-story building at 10 Dubois Street
- Application for a new rear porch, windows, and skylights at 30 Liberty Street WH
- Request to install a mini split inverter at 27 E. Parmenter Street
- Multiple painting applications using Benjamin Moore Historic color palette across various streets
- Comprehensive restoration of 140 Chambers Street including stucco, brick, and roof work
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Industrial Development Agency will review the May 2022 treasurer's report and bill payments. The board will also consider resolutions for a labor monitoring company RFP, a logo design services RFP, and a presentation regarding 135 Ellis.
- Resolution #2022-06-20-01: RFP for Labor Monitoring Company
- Resolution #2022-06-20-02: RFP for Logo Design Services
- 135 Ellis Presentation
Architectural Review Commission
The commission is reviewing numerous applications for exterior painting using the Benjamin Moore Historic color palette. The agenda also includes several items of old business regarding window, door, and porch installations, as well as public hearings for various property renovations.
- Painting projects at 116 First Street, 90 City Terrace, and 161 Bay View Terrace
- Brick and wood element repainting at 40, 50, 87, 93, 104, and 108 Dubois Street
- Masonry repair and painting at 158 Montgomery Street and 102 Carson Avenue
- Sidewalk installation determination for 35 South Lander Street
- Public hearing for window, roof, and brick work at 27 Dubois Street
Transportation Advisory Committee
The Transportation Advisory Committee will meet to discuss city staff updates and review a referred plan for 135 Ellis Ave. The meeting includes updates on bike rack locations and a sidewalk improvement district.
- Plan review for 135 Ellis Ave
- Finalization of bike rack locations for DASNY funding
- Sidewalk Improvement District RFQ
- NYSBA Newburgh Beacon Bridge Curfew Tour
- June 23 Bus Event at the Fullerton
Architectural Review Commission
The Architectural Review Commission is meeting to determine the status of several ongoing renovation projects and hear new applications. The body will review requests for window replacements, masonry work, and new construction. Decisions focus on adherence to historic color palettes and structural modifications.
- Determination on new construction of a multi-story residential building at 17 and 19 Johnston Street
- Application for new storefronts and lighting at 47-49 Liberty Street
- Application for egress staircase, HV units, and chimney removal at 100 Broadway
- Application for new 1st and 2nd floor rear porches and front entrance steps at 162 South Street
- Request for ratification of sidewalk installation at 97-105 Ann Street
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Industrial Development Agency is seeking proposals for auditing services for fiscal years 2021 through 2022. The board also reviewed progress on various local projects, including 191 Washington Street and the Armory sidewalk repair.
- RFP for independent auditing services for years ending December 31, 2021 - 2022
- Progress update on 191 Washington Street, LLC
- Update on 5 Scobie Drive Brownfield Clean Up agreement
- Armory sidewalk repair RFP status update
- Resolution for a proposed project at 120 Grand Street for Genesis Global Holdings, LLC
Transportation Advisory Committee
The Transportation Advisory Committee is meeting to review a referred plan for 60 Dubois St. The body will also discuss ADA mobility equipment accommodations on buses.
- Plan review for 60 Dubois St
- Discussion on ADA mobility equipment accommodations on buses
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Industrial Development Agency is considering a proposal from Genesis Global Holdings, LLC to rehabilitate a property at 120 Grand Street into restaurant and office space. The board is authorizing a public hearing regarding potential sales tax exemptions for the project.
- Public hearing authorization for 120 Grand Street restaurant and office project
- Proposed financial assistance via sales tax exemptions for Genesis Global Holdings, LLC
- New application received for 120 Grand Street
- Review of 2021 Audit re-adoption
Architectural Review Commission
The Architectural Review Commission is meeting to determine approvals for various exterior renovations, painting, and structural repairs. The body will review several returning applications for determination and hold public hearings on new requests for windows, doors, and accessibility ramps.
- AR 2022-024: 242 Broadway storefront, masonry, and cornice repairs
- AR 2022-031: 159 Broadway ADA-compliant ramp, landing, and safety railing
- AR 2022-036: 245-249 Broadway installation of security roll gates
- AR 2022-023: 64 Overlook Place front porch rebuild by Habitat for Humanity
- AR 2022-027: 169 Johnston Street window, door, and brick repairs for City of Newburgh
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Industrial Development Agency is meeting to approve annual housekeeping resolutions, including 2021 audits and 2022 performance measurements. The board is also discussing an employment agreement for a bookkeeper and a benefits application for New 120 Grand LLC.
- Application for benefits and grant sponsorship for New 120 Grand LLC
- Employment agreement for Michele Gruber as Bookkeeper and Administrative Assistant
- RFP for Project Auditing Services
- Approval of 2021 Certified Annual Audit and Investment Report
- Amendment of Local Labor Policy
Transportation Advisory Committee
The committee is discussing the disbursement of ARPA funds for transit, bike lanes, and the Broadway Redesign. Members are also reviewing updates on bicycle infrastructure, including a bike library project and business bike rack campaigns.
- ARPA fund disbursement planning
- ICF bike library project funded by NYSERDA
- Business Bike Racks Campaign
- Newburgh Downtown Parking Study by Sam Schwartz Engineering
- Sidewalk Improvement District RFP
Architectural Review Commission
The Architectural Review Commission is meeting to determine approvals for various exterior renovations, including window replacements, painting, and signage. The body will also consider a demolition request and a multi-story residential building project.
- Demolition of a 2-story wood frame structure at 191 North Miller Street
- New construction of a multi-story residential building at 17 and 19 Johnston Street
- Installation of new blade signage at 160, 166, and 228 Broadway
- Exterior restorations and painting at 158, 136, 59, and 63 Lander Street
- Storefront and window installations at 242 and 185 Broadway
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Industrial Development Agency is considering the adoption of a Local Labor Policy to guide hiring for companies receiving financial assistance. The board will also review an RFP for Gemma Armory and consider resolutions related to FSH Newburgh Hotel, LLC & Grand Street Newburgh Property Co, LLC.
- Adoption of Local Labor Policy (Resolution #2022-02-16-01)
- Gemma Armory RFP Review
- SEQRA Resolution for FSH Newburgh Hotel, LLC & Grand Street Newburgh Property Co, LLC (#2022-02-16-02)
- Approval Resolution for FSH Newburgh Hotel, LLC & Grand Street Newburgh Property Co, LLC (#2022-02-16-03)
Transportation Advisory Committee
The committee is reviewing updates on pedestrian walkability, bicycle infrastructure, and public transit. Discussions include a new downtown parking study and the transition of the Broadway Redesign to a confirmed design.
- Newburgh Downtown Parking Study by Sam Schwartz Engineering
- Broadway Redesign move from conceptual to confirmed design
- ICF bike library project funded by NYSERDA
- Legislation on Bike Share, Electric Bicycles and Scooters
- NYSDOT Crosswalks and Sidewalk Improvement District RFP
Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will review several returning items regarding building repairs, window installations, and door replacements. The meeting also includes public hearings for new applications involving porch additions, signage, and window alignments.
- Demolition of 2-story wood frame structure at 191 North Miller Street
- New multi-story residential building construction at 17 and 19 Johnston Street
- Integrated expansion on vacant portion of parcel at 143 Washington Street
- Second story rear porch and spiral staircase installation at 118 Dubois Street
- Signage, decking, and entry door installation at 35 South Lander Street
Industrial Development Agency (IDA)
The Industrial Development Agency is discussing a new labor policy requiring 85% of construction workers to be from the local market. The board is also reviewing vacant property insurance and following up on the FHS Hotel Newburgh project.
- Proposed Local Labor Policy requiring 85% hire from Newburgh and surrounding counties
- Re-Adoption of Mission Statement for 2022 (Resolution # 2022-01-26-01)
- Discussion of Vacant Property Insurance
- Follow-up on FHS Hotel Newburgh public hearing
- Approval of December 2021 Treasurer's Report and payment of bills
Transportation Advisory Committee
The committee is discussing pedestrian walkability, bicycle legislation, and parking policies. The meeting includes a presentation on the 700 South Street development and requests for street calming.
- 700 South Street Development presentation
- Public street calming requests
- Legislation on bike share, electric bicycles, and scooters
- Exploration of abolishing parking minimums
- Ferry pilot for Newburgh Illuminated and Newburgh Open Studios
Architectural Review Commission
The commission will review several applications for building modifications, including window installations, exterior painting, and structural repairs. The agenda also includes requests for the ratification of previously installed items and a proposal to convert structures into hotel and event space.
- Conversion of 48, 54, 62 Grand Street into hotel and event space
- Demolition of a 2-story wood frame structure at 191 North Miller Street
- Conversion of vacant garages into a single-family dwelling at 95 Beacon Street
- Ratification of a previously installed fence at 419 Grand Street
- Ratification of a previously installed banner/sign at 178 Broadway
Conservation Advisory Council
The Council will review the 2022 budget and discuss tree-related items including a grant and an arborist report. Discussion topics also include the Five Year Plan and updates on the Stewart Air National Guard Water Project.
- 2022 Budget Review
- Tree City USA / Arbor Day Foundation grant
- Arborist Report
- Stewart Air National Guard Water Project update
- Natural Resource Inventory (NRI/Open Space) update