Beacon, New York

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider three public hearing applications. The first seeks relief to build a retaining wall and a four‑story building at 393 and 397 Fishkill Avenue and 7 Conklin Street. The second requests a driveway variance for 108 Liberty Street in the R1‑10 district. The third asks for side‑yard and rear‑yard setbacks for a covered porch and addition at 60 Dennings Avenue.

• Continue hearing for 393 Fishkill Ave, 397 Fishkill Ave, and 7 Conklin St: retaining wall up to 8 ft 5 in and a four‑story, 48‑ft building, seeking relief from yard and fence height rules
• Hearing for 108 Liberty St (R1‑10): driveway in front yard 2.5 ft from lot line, requesting off‑street parking variance
• Hearing for 60 Dennings Ave (R1‑10): covered front porch and addition requiring 4.9 ft side‑yard and 17.12 ft rear‑yard variances
• Approval of June 16 2026 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will consider resolutions to appoint a Senior Account Clerk Typist, designate historic landmarks, and adopt the 2027-2031 Capital Program. The body will also approve amendments to the 2026 Budget and discuss potential changes to the Fishkill Creek District.

• Appointment of Elizabeth Clough as Senior Account Clerk Typist
• Designation of properties as Historic Landmarks
• Adoption of the 2027-2031 Capital Program
• Approval of amendments to the 2026 Budget
• Public hearing on a franchise agreement with Verizon New York Inc.

City Council

City Council

The Beacon City Council will consider several resolutions, including appointing John Testerman as Motor Equipment Operator. It will vote on a cable franchise agreement with Verizon New York Inc. The council will also address a SEQRA exemption for the Beacon Rail Trail, refer a proposed local law for the Fishkill Development District and hotels, and discuss potential amendments to short‑term rental regulations.

• Resolution No. 59 – Appointment of John Testerman as Motor Equipment Operator
• Resolution No. 60 – Approval of Cable Franchise Agreement with Verizon New York Inc.
• Resolution No. 61 – Designation of Beacon Rail Trail as a "Qualified Action" exempt from SEQRA
• Resolution No. 62 – Referral of proposed local law for Fishkill Development District and hotels to planning boards
• Discussion of potential amendments to short‑term rental regulations

Planning Board

The Planning Board is reviewing site plan and subdivision applications for residential and commercial projects. The board will also consider a one-year extension for a project on Main Street and two certificates of appropriateness for new houses. One item regarding Fishkill Avenue and Conklin Street was adjourned.

• Site Plan Approval review for 1154 North Avenue (Hudson Vox LLC)
• Subdivision Approval review for 84 Anderson Avenue (Sadhna Gupta) and 108 Liberty Street (Stephen Spaccarelli and Claire Tipley)
• Amended Site Plan Approval review for 364 Main Street (364 Main BCN LLC)
• One-year extension request for Site Plan Approval at 536 Main Street (HRSM, LLC)
• Certificates of Appropriateness for new single-family houses on Rombout Avenue and Monell Place

The Board voted unanimously to grant a one‑year extension of the site‑plan approval for 536 Main Street. It also referred the 108 Liberty Street subdivision application to the Zoning Board of Appeals and scheduled a public hearing for it. The Board authorized the attorney to draft a noise‑consultant resolution for the Hudson Vox LLC project and approved architectural designs for two new single‑family houses.

• Approved one‑year extension of Site Plan Approval for 536 Main Street (all in favor)
• Referred 108 Liberty Street subdivision applicant to Zoning Board of Appeals (all in favor)
• Scheduled public hearing for 108 Liberty Street subdivision (all in favor)
• Authorized attorney to draft resolution for noise consultant review (all in favor)
• Approved grey board and batten siding and other materials for Rombout Avenue house (all in favor)
• Approved pine board and batten siding and other materials for Monell Place house (all in favor)
• Approved minutes from May 12, 2026 meeting (all in favor)
• Adjourned the meeting (all in favor)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on two development applications. One request seeks a garage addition at 17 Pleasant View Avenue with reduced side and front yard setbacks. The other request seeks a retaining wall and a four‑story, 48‑foot building at 393 and 397 Fishkill Avenue and 7 Conklin Street, requiring variances from yard‑line requirements. The board will also consider a notification that the Planning Board will act as lead agency for a subdivision approval that includes an area variance for lot width.

• Public hearing on garage addition at 17 Pleasant View Avenue (R1‑10) requesting a 7‑ft side yard setback (required 15 ft) and a 16 ft 8 in front yard setback (required 20 ft).
• Public hearing on 393 Fishkill Avenue, 397 Fishkill Avenue, and 7 Conklin Street (GB) requesting an 8‑ft 5‑in retaining wall and a four‑story, 48‑ft building, with variances from Section 223‑13 yard requirements.
• Consideration of the Planning Board’s intent to serve as Lead Agency for a subdivision approval that would replace existing structures with new single‑family dwellings, including an area variance for lot width.
• Approval of the April 21, 2026 meeting minutes.
• Miscellaneous business.

The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a 7‑ft side‑yard setback and a 16‑ft 8‑in front‑yard setback for 17 Pleasant View Avenue, each with the standard variance conditions. The board also adopted the Planning Board’s lead‑agency notification, approved the April 21, 2026 minutes, and moved the public hearing forward on the Fishkill Avenue mixed‑use project. All motions were passed without opposition.

• No objection to Planning Board’s intent to serve as lead agency (unanimous)
• Approved April 21, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Continued public hearing on 17 Pleasant View Ave (unanimous)
• Approved 7 ft side‑yard setback with landscape condition (5‑yes roll call)
• Approved 16 ft 8 in front‑yard setback (5‑yes roll call)
• Closed public hearing on 17 Pleasant View Ave (unanimous)
• Opened public hearing on Fishkill Ave mixed‑use project (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a mixed‑use application by 393 Fishkill Avenue, LLC, 397 Fishkill Avenue, LLC, and 7 Conklin Street seeking a retaining wall up to 8 ft 5 in and a four‑story, 48‑ft building with yard‑setback variances. The board will also hear a variance request for a rear deck at 42 Wesley Avenue that exceeds rear and side yard setbacks and building‑coverage limits. Additional hearings include a side‑yard variance for an addition at 51 Falconer Street and a lot‑width variance for subdividing 84 Anderson Street into two parcels.

• 393 Fishkill Ave, 397 Fishkill Ave, and 7 Conklin St: retaining wall ≤8 ft 5 in and four‑story, 48‑ft building, seeking relief from yard‑setback rules
• 42 Wesley Ave: deck and stairs exceeding rear (35 ft) and side (15 ft) yard setbacks and building‑coverage limits, requesting variances
• 51 Falconer St: addition to house located 1 ft 6 in from property line, requiring an 8 ft 6 in side‑yard variance
• 84 Anderson St: subdivision into two lots with average width 81.4 ft, requiring a 3.6‑ft variance from the 85‑ft minimum width

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings and continue reviews of several site‑plan and subdivision applications, including commercial, mixed‑use, and residential projects across Beacon. It will also consider a request from Beacon Views LLC for two 90‑day extensions on the Beacon Views Townhouses (37 units) at Conklin Street. Additional items include certificates of appropriateness for new single‑family houses and a facade review. The meeting follows a work‑session training workshop and the approval of April 14, 2026 minutes.

• Public hearing on Site Plan Approval for 1154 North Avenue (commercial) – Hudson Vox LLC
• Public hearing on Amended Site Plan Approval for 393 & 397 Fishkill Avenue and 7 Conklin Street (commercial mixed‑use) – 393 Fishkill Avenue, LLC; 397 Fishkill Avenue, LLC
• Review of Subdivision Approval for 84 Anderson Avenue (residential) – Sadhna Gupta
• Consider two 90‑day extensions for Beacon Views Townhouses (37 units) at Conklin Street – Beacon Views LLC
• Certificate of Appropriateness for Monell Place new single‑family house (Tax Grid #5955-04-583125)

The Beacon Planning Board approved the April 14, 2026 minutes and adopted SEQRA Negative Declarations for two commercial projects. It adopted a modified resolution for a Main Street subdivision and approved two 90‑day extensions for the Beacon Views Townhouses. The board also referred a subdivision to the Zoning Board of Appeals and reaffirmed the LWRP consistency determination.

• Approved April 14, 2026 minutes (all in favor)
• Adopted SEQRA Negative Declaration for 393 Fishkill Avenue project (all in favor)
• Adopted SEQRA Negative Declaration for 248 Tioronda Avenue project (5 in favor, 1 opposed)
• Adopted resolution with modifications for 193‑195 Main Street subdivision (5 in favor, 1 opposed)
• Approved two 90‑day extensions for Beacon Views Townhouses at Conklin Street (all in favor)
• Referred 84 Anderson Avenue subdivision to Zoning Board of Appeals (all in favor)
• Authorized attorney to draft SEQRA documents for 84 Anderson Avenue (all in favor)
• Reaffirmed LWRP Consistency Determination (all in favor)

City Council

The Beacon City Council will consider three resolutions: approving an amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue, establishing a standard workday for elected officials and authorizing reporting to the New York State and Local Retirement System, and setting a public hearing for the 2027‑2031 Capital Program. A public hearing on HDLO nominations will be adjourned to June 15, 2026. The meeting also includes a presentation of the proposed 2027‑2031 Capital Program and other routine items.

• Resolution No. 46 – Approving an Amended Concept Plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue
• Resolution No. 47 – Establishment of Standard Workday for elected officials and authorizing reporting to the NY State and Local Retirement System
• Resolution No. 48 – Setting a public hearing for the 2027‑2031 Capital Program
• Public hearing concerning HDLO nominations adjourned to June 15, 2026
• Presentation of the proposed 2027‑2031 Capital Program

The council adopted Resolution No. 46, approving an amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue, with a 4‑1 vote (Councilmember Gorton opposed). They also adopted Resolution No. 47 establishing a standard workday for elected officials, passing 5‑0, and Resolution No. 48 setting a public hearing for the 2027‑2031 Capital Program, passing 5‑0. The public hearing on HDLO nominations was adjourned to June 15, 2026 (5‑0). The May 4, 2026 minutes were tabled for a vote on June 1, 2026 (5‑0).

• Approved amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue (Resolution 46) – vote 4‑1
• Adopted standard workday for elected officials (Resolution 47) – vote 5‑0
• Set public hearing for 2027‑2031 Capital Program (Resolution 48) – vote 5‑0
• Adjourned public hearing on HDLO nominations to June 15, 2026 – vote 5‑0
• Tabled May 4, 2026 minutes for vote on June 1, 2026 – vote 5‑0
• Adjourned council meeting – vote 5‑0

City Council

The City Council will discuss proposed amendments to the 2026 budget and review the Comprehensive Plan process. The meeting includes discussions on parking reform and property tax exemptions for disabled veterans.

• Resolution No. 45: Approving Amendments to the 2026 Budget
• Mandatory Property Tax Exemption for Fully Disabled Veterans
• Parking Reform Local Law Annual Report
• Proposed HDLO Nominations
• Comprehensive Plan Review Process

The council adopted Resolution No. 45, amending the 2026 budget, with a 7‑0 vote. The April 20, 2026 meeting minutes were also approved by a 7‑0 vote. The meeting was adjourned with a 7‑0 vote.

• Approved amendments to the 2026 budget (Resolution No. 45) – vote 7‑0
• Approved April 20, 2026 meeting minutes – vote 7‑0
• Adjourned the meeting – vote 7‑0

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a residential garage addition and consider a notification from the Planning Board about a mixed-use development. The board will also review minutes from the March 17, 2026, meeting.

• Public hearing for David Simon and Laura Volpacchio at 17 Pleasant View Avenue for a 5 ft. side yard setback (15 ft. required) for a garage addition
• Notification regarding a proposed 4-story mixed-use building with 3,500 sq ft of commercial space and 14 apartments
• Proposed height increase for a building in the General Business zoning district via a recessed fourth floor

The Zoning Board unanimously approved the March 17, 2026 minutes. It opened and then adjourned a public hearing on a garage addition at 17 Pleasant View Avenue. The board took no objection to the Planning Board serving as lead agency for an amended site‑plan application. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved March 17, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved opening of public hearing on garage addition at 17 Pleasant View Ave (unanimous)
• Adjourned the public hearing (unanimous)
• Took no objection to Planning Board serving as lead agency for amended site‑plan (unanimous)
• Adjourned the meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Beacon City Council will consider Resolution No. 43 to award a contract for the removal and disposal of sludge cake from the wastewater treatment facility, and Resolution No. 44 to authorize VS Servicer at Beacon, LLC 2024‑2025 tax certiorari settlements. The meeting also includes public hearings on HDLO nominations and an amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue, as well as the swearing‑in of several police officers.

• Resolution No. 43 – award contract for removal and disposal of sludge cake from the wastewater treatment facility
• Resolution No. 44 – authorize VS Servicer at Beacon, LLC 2024‑2025 tax certiorari settlements
• Public Hearing on amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue
• Public Hearing concerning HDLO nominations
• Swearing‑in of Police Lieutenant Thomas Durkin and other police officers

Planning Board

The Planning Board is conducting reviews for several commercial and residential development projects. The meeting includes a public hearing for a live-work and storage project and requests for certificates of appropriateness for various building facades and signs.

• Public hearing for subdivision approval at 30-90 Mason Circle (Artist Live Work/Self Storage)
• Review of hotel and restaurant applications at 1064 Wolcott Avenue
• Review of 6-unit multi-family dwelling at 193-195 Main Street
• Request for one-year extension for hotel and restaurant approvals at 1113 Wolcott Avenue
• Certificates of Appropriateness for 48 Beacon Street, 9 Alice Street, 142-146 Main Street, 178 Main Street, and 5 Larch Street

The Beacon Planning Board approved a one-year extension for the hotel and restaurant project at 1113 Wolcott Avenue. It also adopted several resolutions, including reaffirming the 2017 Negative Declaration for the 30‑90 Mason Circle subdivision and approving the LWRP consistency statement for the Dia Center for the Arts. The board noticed a public hearing for the 1154 North Avenue site plan and authorized the attorney to draft SEQRA documents for the 248 Tioronda Avenue concept plan. An architectural review condition was approved for 48 Beacon Street façade.

• Approved March 10, 2026 minutes (all in favor)
• Reaffirmed December 2017 Negative Declaration for 30‑90 Mason Circle (all in favor)
• Adopted resolution for 30‑90 Mason Circle subdivision (all in favor)
• Approved LWRP consistency statement for Dia Center for the Arts (all in favor)
• Noticed public hearing for 1154 North Avenue site plan (all in favor)
• Authorized attorney to draft SEQRA documents for 248 Tioronda Avenue concept plan (all in favor)
• Approved one-year extension for 1113 Wolcott Avenue hotel/restaurant (all in favor)
• Approved architectural review condition for 48 Beacon Street façade (all in favor)

City Council

The City Council will consider several personnel appointments for city administration and the police department. The body is also deciding on a contract for sidewalk replacement and a request to New York State to allow a hotel and motel tax.

• Contract award to Woodland Manor, LLC for the Wolcott Avenue Sidewalk Replacement Project
• Home Rule Request to authorize the City of Beacon to impose a hotel and motel tax
• Appointment of Benjamin Swanson as City Administrator
• Appointments of Alyssa Rudden, Thomas Durkin, Ryan Sambells, and Jonathan Underwood to the Police Department
• Appointment of Gary Barrack to the Zoning Board of Appeals

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a six‑month extension of a variance for 45 Beekman Street submitted by Beekman Arts Center LLC and Bay Ridge Studios LLC. It will also receive a notification that the City of Beacon Planning Board intends to serve as Lead Agency for an Amended Concept Plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue, which proposes converting an office building into two residential buildings with a total of 136 units, including 27 below‑market‑rate units. The proposal includes a Greenway Trail connection, retaining walls, and an amenities plaza with a swimming pool on the 9.18‑acre site in the Fishkill Creek Development zoning district and the Local Waterfront Revitalization Program area. The meeting will also approve the February 18, 2026 minutes and address miscellaneous business.

• Six‑month extension request for variance at 45 Beekman Street (Beekman Arts Center LLC & Bay Ridge Studios LLC)
• Planning Board’s intent to lead Amended Concept Plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue
• Proposed conversion of Building 100 to two residential buildings with 136 units (27 BMR) on 9.18‑acre site
• Site modifications: Greenway Trail/Rail Trail connection, retaining walls, amenities plaza with swimming pool
• Approval of February 18, 2026 meeting minutes

City Council

The Beacon City Council will consider a home‑rule request to enable a hotel and motel tax and a funding resolution for the rehabilitation of Beekman Street. A public hearing on an amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue will be continued at a later date. The agenda also includes routine items such as approval of minutes, reports, and an executive session on personnel.

• Resolution No. 32 – Home Rule Request to authorize a hotel and motel tax
• Resolution No. 33 – Funding resolution for the rehabilitation of Beekman Street
• Public hearing on amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue (adjourned to May 18, 2026)
• Approval of March 2, 2026 City Council minutes
• Executive session on personnel matters

Planning Board

The Beacon Planning Board will continue public hearings and reviews for multiple development projects, including hotel and restaurant plans at 1064 Wolcott Avenue, a multi-family dwelling at 193-195 Main Street, and a Dia Center for the Arts project at 3 Beekman Street. The agenda also includes requests for extensions of approval and a review of a concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue.

• Continue review of hotel and restaurant plans at 1064 Wolcott Avenue
• Continue review of 6-unit multi-family dwelling at 193-195 Main Street
• Continue review of Dia Center for the Arts project at 3 Beekman Street
• Consider extension requests for projects at 45 Beekman Street and 152-158 Fishkill Avenue
• Review amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue

City Council

The City Council will hold the 2026 State of the City Address and discuss proposed historic property nominations for the Historic District and Landmark Overlay (HDLO) Zone. The body will also consider appointments to the Board of Assessment Review and a drainage easement.

• 2026 State of the City Address
• Proposed Historic Property Nominations for the HDLO Zone
• Appointment of Caryn Morales to the Board of Assessment Review
• Appointment of Burgess Malarkey to the Board of Assessment Review
• Drainage Easement at 105-107 Catherine Street

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a proposal to redevelop two existing buildings into a hotel with a restaurant. The applicant seeks relief from zoning rules to reduce the rear yard setback from 50 feet to 8 feet.

• Public hearing for hotel project at 1064 Wolcott Avenue
• Request to reduce rear yard setback to 8 feet
• Project in R1-40 and HDLO zones
• Adaptive reuse of two existing buildings
• Approval of December 16, 2025, minutes

City Council

The City Council will vote on two local laws concerning parking regulations and the referral of land use matters to the Planning Board. The body will also approve the 2025 Length of Service Award Program contributions and the application for a 2026 Community Development Block Grant.

• Resolution No. 26: Adopting Local Law No. 1 of 2026 Concerning Parking, Standing, and Stopping
• Resolution No. 27: Adopting Local Law No. 2 of 2026 Concerning Referrals of Certain Land Use Matters
• Resolution No. 24: Approving 2025 Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP) Contributions
• Resolution No. 25: Authorizing an Application for 2026 Community Development Block Grant
• Public Hearing for Proposed Local Law Concerning Parking, Standing, and Stopping

Planning Board

The Beacon Planning Board will hold a public hearing and continue review of several site plan and special use permit applications, including a hotel and restaurant at 1064 Wolcott Avenue, a 6‑unit residential project at 193‑195 Main Street, and other commercial and mixed‑use proposals. The board will also consider certificates of appropriateness for a new single‑family house at 65 Monell Place, a sign at 498 Main Street, and a facade at 48 Beacon Street. Additionally, the board will address a City Council request to review a proposed local law on land‑use referrals and an amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue.

• Site Plan Approval & Special Use Permit for hotel/restaurant, 1064 Wolcott Avenue (JMARKMNG, LLC)
• Subdivision Approval & Site Plan for 6‑unit residential, 193‑195 Main Street (Kosova Lane Properties, LLC)
• Special Use Permit for residential, 829 Wolcott Avenue (Lauren Walling)
• Site Plan Approval for commercial, 425 Main Street (Stanza Books)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for new single‑family house, 65 Monell Place

City Council

The Beacon City Council will consider three bond resolutions to fund a new Mount Beacon water storage tank, a vacuum truck, and Highway Department equipment. A public hearing will be set for a proposed local law on parking, standing, and stopping. The council will also discuss a proposed local law referring certain land‑use matters to the Planning Board and review the amended concept plan for 248 Tioronda Avenue. Additional topics include historic property nominations and CDBG funding for the South Avenue sidewalk replacement project.

• Resolution 18 – bond issuance to construct the Mount Beacon Water Storage Tank
• Resolution 19 – bond issuance to purchase a vacuum truck
• Resolution 20 – bond issuance for Highway Department equipment
• Resolution 22 – public hearing for a proposed local law on parking, standing, and stopping
• Resolution 23 – proposed local law referring certain land‑use matters to the Planning Board

Zoning Board of Appeals

The scheduled Zoning Board of Appeals meeting for January 21, 2026, has been cancelled because no applications were received. The next meeting is scheduled for February 18, 2026.

City Council

The Beacon City Council will consider several resolutions, including appointments to advisory committees and an intermunicipal agreement with the Town of East Fishkill for tax assessor services. The council will also discuss extending the room occupancy tax and scheduling a public hearing for the 2026 Community Development Block Grant program. These items are listed on the agenda for the January 20, 2026 meeting.

• Appoint Marisa Lomonaco to the Conservation Advisory Committee (Resolution 11)
• Appoint Holly O'Grady to the Conservation Advisory Committee (Resolution 12)
• Approve intermunicipal agreement with the Town of East Fishkill for Tax Assessor Services (Resolution 15)
• Request extension of authorization to impose a Room Occupancy Tax (Resolution 16)
• Set public hearing for the 2026 Community Development Block Grant Program (Resolution 17)

Planning Board

The Beacon Planning Board will continue public hearings for a hotel and restaurant at 1064 Wolcott Avenue, a residential project at 829 Wolcott Avenue, and a bookstore at 425 Main Street. The board will also review a mixed-use project at 291 Main Street, a six-unit subdivision at 193-195 Main Street, and an amended plan for Dia Center for the Arts at 3 Beekman Street.

• Continue review of hotel and restaurant at 1064 Wolcott Avenue
• Continue review of residential project at 829 Wolcott Avenue
• Continue review of bookstore at 425 Main Street
• Continue review of mixed-use project at 291 Main Street
• Review amended site plan for Dia Center for the Arts at 3 Beekman Street

City Council

The Beacon City Council will consider a series of resolutions, including adopting new rules of procedure and designating the Poughkeepsie Journal as the newspaper of record. Council members will appoint Amber Grant as Acting Mayor and several individuals to the Planning Board. A contract will be awarded to Blue Heron Construction for the Aeration Blower Replacement Project, and the City Administrator will be authorized to execute a license agreement for the Beacon Flea Market.

• Resolution No. 1 – Approving City Council Rules of Procedure
• Resolution No. 3 – Appointing Amber Grant as Acting Mayor
• Resolution No. 4 – Appointing John Gunn to the Planning Board
• Resolution No. 8 – Awarding a contract to Blue Heron Construction for the Aeration Blower Replacement Project
• Resolution No. 9 – Authorizing the City Administrator to execute a license agreement for the Beacon Flea Market

City Council

The Beacon City Council will adopt its rules of procedure and set the 2026 meeting schedule. It will designate the Poughkeepsie Journal as the newspaper of record, appoint Amber Grant as Acting Mayor, and appoint four new members to the Planning Board. The council will also consider the bid results for the Aeration Blower Replacement Project and a license agreement for the Beacon Flea Market.

• Aeration Blower Replacement Project Bid Results
• License Agreement for the Beacon Flea Market
• Appointment of Amber Grant as Acting Mayor
• Appointment of John Gunn to the Planning Board
• Designation of the Poughkeepsie Journal as Newspaper of Record