Pleasantville, New York
Recent meetings
Planning Commission
The Pleasantville Planning Commission will hold a meeting on July 8, 2026, at Village Hall. They are scheduled to adopt a final report to the Village Board regarding a rezoning petition for 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court submitted by US Home, LLC (Lennar). The commission will also continue reviewing a proposal to replace the Key Food grocery store at 35 Pleasantville Road with a private Pre-K and three retail spaces.
- Final review and adoption of report on Lennar rezoning petition for 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court
- Continued review of change of use at 35 Pleasantville Road from Key Food to Pre-K plus three retail spaces
- Architectural Review Board application for window display at 220 Tompkins Avenue (Athletes Warehouse)
- Meeting minutes from June 10, 2026, to be approved
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The board will accept Police Chief Erik Grutzner's resignation effective July 10, 2026, and appoint Lt. Kevin Gilmartin as provisional chief. Other items include approving a $660,000 water tank replacement capital project, awarding a $283,020 boiler replacement contract, and establishing a textile recycling partnership with Helpsy. The board will also approve multiple resolutions related to the Pleasantville Music Festival on July 11, 2026, including street closures, parking restrictions, and sponsor agreements.
- Police Chief Erik Grutzner resigns effective July 10, 2026; Lt. Kevin Gilmartin appointed provisional chief
- Water Storage Tanks Replacement capital project established with $660,000 from Water Fund balance
- Village Hall Boiler Replacement contract awarded to Sun-Dance Energy for up to $283,020
- Helpsy designated official textile recycling partner; village receives $100 per ton collected
- Pleasantville Music Festival on July 11 to have street closures, no-parking zones, and $10,000 petty cash fund
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees and Planning Commission will hold a joint work session to discuss draft comments on the proposed Lennar development at 1 Campus Drive. An executive session for personnel and real property matters follows.
- Joint work session with Planning Commission to review draft comments on Lennar development application for 1 Campus Drive
- Executive session to discuss personnel and real property matters
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will continue its review of a rezoning petition for 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court. The commission will also consider a new application to change the use of an existing Key Food grocery store into a Private Pre-K and three retail spaces.
- Rezoning petition review for 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court by US Home, LLC d/b/a Lennar
- Proposed change of use from Key Food grocery store to a Private Pre-K and three retail spaces at 35 Pleasantville Road
- New business signage application for 1 Cooley Street (Pleasant Wine & Liquor LLC)
- Window display maintenance request for 220 Tompkins Avenue (Athletes Warehouse)
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Pleasantville Village Board of Trustees will consider adopting a local law to permit organized sports events on village fields starting at 10:00 AM on Sundays, instead of the current 11:00 AM. The board will also decide on rejecting all bids for the 2026 Roadway Pavement Management Program due to costs exceeding the engineer's estimate and authorize re-bidding. Other major items include a $369,732.59 insurance agreement with NYMIR, a $649,580 contract for water distribution system modeling, and an emergency declaration to purchase two replacement police patrol vehicles after a May 26 accident.
- Adoption of Local Law No. 4 of 2026 changing Sunday field hours for organized sports from 11:00 AM to 10:00 AM
- Rejection of all bids for VOP Contract No. 2026-03 Roadway Pavement Management Program (low bid $393,250; engineer estimate $335,046.92) and re-advertisement
- One-year general liability insurance agreement with NYMIR for $369,732.59
- Award of $649,580 contract to Woodard and Curran for Water Distribution System Hydraulic Modeling and 20-Year Capital Plan
- Emergency declaration to purchase two replacement marked police patrol vehicles after May 26 accident totaled two vehicles
Planning Commission
The Pleasantville Planning Commission will review a referral from the Board of Trustees regarding a rezoning petition for 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court by US Home, LLC (Lennar). They will also discuss proposed amendments to Village Code Section 185-50 (Site Plan review) and a new fast-food restaurant application at 70 Memorial Plaza by Caffe Nero Americas Inc. The meeting includes continued review of the Lennar petition and consideration of the restaurant's site plan and referral to the ZBA.
- Continued review of rezoning petition for 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court by Lennar
- Proposed amendment to Village Code Section 185-50 regarding site plan review
- New fast-food restaurant application at 70 Memorial Plaza by Caffe Nero Americas Inc.
- Referral of restaurant application to the Zoning Board of Appeals
- Minutes from the April 22, 2026 meeting to be approved
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Village Board will hold a continuation public hearing on a local law to allow organized sports on village fields starting at 9 AM on Sundays instead of 11 AM. The board will also consider ratifying a new police union contract, approving many 2026 Music Festival vendor and sponsorship agreements, and closing capital accounts. Other items include budget amendments, claims payments totaling over $340,000, road closures for the fire department parade and a block party, and a roadway rating program contract with Vialytics.
- Public hearing on Introductory Local Law 4 to amend Sunday morning field access from 11 AM to 9 AM
- Ratify Memorandum of Agreement with Police Benevolent Association (June 2025 – May 2028)
- Approve $339,610.13 in FYE 2026 claims and $3,695.80 for FYE 2027
- Authorize $49,971.26 contract with Metrocom for DPW radio systems
- Authorize $40,800/year grant writing agreement with Millennium Strategies LLC
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees will hold a work session to receive updates on two projects: the Water Storage Tank Replacement Project and the Safe Streets for All (SS4A) Project. The meeting will begin with an executive session closed to the public to discuss personnel and real property matters. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion session.
- Update on Water Storage Tank Replacement Project
- Update on Safe Streets for All (SS4A) Project
- Executive session for personnel and real property matters
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Village Board will hold a public hearing on a local law to move Sunday morning organized sports access on village fields from 11 AM to 9 AM. They will also vote on budget amendments, claims payments, hiring a part-time school crossing guard, and several items related to the 2026 Pleasantville Music Festival.
- Public Hearing: Intro Local Law 4-2026 to amend Chapter 131, Section 4A, moving Sunday field access for organized sports from 11 AM to 9 AM
- Budget Amendments for FYE 2026 (Res. 2026-138)
- Claims payments: $281,306.01 for FYE 2026 (Res. 2026-139) and $275,069.54 for FYE 2027 (Res. 2026-140)
- Hiring Anne Theresa McCann-Greco as part-time School Crossing Guard at $22.50/hour (Res. 2026-141)
- Authorizing $5,000 payment to Soup's on Entertainment as talent buyer for 2026 Pleasantville Music Festival (Res. 2026-146)
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Pleasantville Village Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss two topics: a proposed World Cup watch party event and a proposed tree ordinance. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion only.
- Discussion regarding proposed World Cup watch party event
- Discussion regarding proposed tree ordinance
- Village of Pleasantville - Site Plan update document referenced
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three variance applications involving zoning violations. Cases include a driveway and parking area within the front yard setback at 43 Leland Avenue, additions exceeding building coverage and side yard setbacks at 8 Clinton Street, and reconstruction with deficient front and side yard setbacks at 139 Bedford Road. The board will decide whether to grant variances from the zoning code. Minutes from the January 29, 2026 meeting are also on the agenda for approval.
- Case 2026-03: Stephen Zweibel - 43 Leland Avenue - variance to widen driveway and create parking area in front yard setback in violation of Section 185-38.E
- Case 2026-04: Jillian and Edward Burnett - 8 Clinton Street - variance for additions and alterations violating Section 185-36.B on building coverage and side yard setbacks
- Case 2026-05: 139 Bedford Road LLC - 139 Bedford Road - variance for reconstruction violating Section 185-36.B(1) on front and side yard setbacks
- All cases include denial letters and supporting documents for public hearing
Planning Commission
The Pleasantville Planning Commission will review a second extension request for the site plan approval of a mixed-use development at 444 Bedford Road, which includes 36 apartment units and retail space. The agenda also includes a new business signage application for Coleville Home at 149 Wheeler Avenue and an amendment to prior approved signage for Butter & Brie at 68 Wheeler Avenue. The meeting will also approve minutes from January 28, 2026.
- 444 Bedford Road - second extension request for site plan of a mixed-use development with 36 apartments and retail
- 149 Wheeler Avenue - new business signage application for Coleville Home
- 68 Wheeler Avenue - amendment to prior approved business signage for Butter & Brie (additional window signage)
- Minutes from January 28, 2026 to be approved
Planning Commission
The Pleasantville Planning Commission will discuss a Notice of Intent from the Village Board of Trustees regarding a rezoning petition for properties at 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court, submitted by US Home, LLC (Lennar). The commission also will review two Architectural Review Board applications: a pergola installation at 270 Marble Avenue and a proposed new single-family dwelling at 139 Bedford Road. Minutes from the March 11, 2026 meeting are scheduled for approval.
- Rezoning petition by US Home, LLC (Lennar) for 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court
- New application for a freestanding pergola at 270 Marble Avenue (Zwilling JA Henckels LLC)
- Proposed 2.5-story single-family dwelling at 139 Bedford Road (139 Bedford Road LLC)
- Review and discussion of Village Board of Trustees Notice of Intent regarding the rezoning
- Approval of meeting minutes from March 11, 2026
Planning Commission
The Pleasantville Planning Commission will review a Village Board referral for a rezoning petition by US Home, LLC (Lennar) at 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court. The commission will also consider amending a 1988 site plan to add a second ingress/egress for 72 townhomes at 110 Nannahagan Road. Separately, the Architectural Review Board will evaluate proposed signage for 4 Pleasantville Road.
- Rezoning petition for 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court by US Home LLC d/b/a Lennar
- Amendment to 1988 site plan for 110 Nannahagan Road to allow second ingress/egress for 72 townhomes
- Architectural Review Board: signage proposal for 4 Pleasantville Road (Amal Salameh, MBBA LLC)
- Public comments on agenda items (resident letters and emails submitted)
- Approval of minutes from April 8, 2026 meeting
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Village Board will consider resolutions including approval of minutes, budget amendments, and payment of claims. The main items are two bond issuances: $400,000 for a DPW truck and $300,000 for replacing the Village Hall heating system. Both projects are deemed Type II actions under SEQRA, requiring no further environmental review.
- Res. No. 2026-109: Consider approval of Budget Amendments for FYE 2026
- Res. No. 2026-110 & 2026-111: Approval of payment of claims totaling $466,955.74 (FYE 2026) and $10,000 (FYE 2027)
- Res. No. 2026-113: Bond resolution authorizing $400,000 in serial bonds for a DPW truck
- Res. No. 2026-115: Bond resolution authorizing $300,000 in serial bonds for Village Hall heating system replacement
- Res. No. 2026-112 & 2026-114: Determinations that both projects are Type II actions under SEQRA
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees will hold a work session on April 27, 2026, to discuss updates on the Clinton Street Senior Center and a flood mapping and outreach initiative. The meeting includes an executive session for personnel and real property matters. No formal votes or decisions are expected during this work session.
- Update on Clinton Street Senior Center operations
- Discussion of flood mapping and outreach initiative, including notification letters and maps
- Executive session to discuss personnel and real property matters
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a proposal to legalize the conversion of an existing garage into living space and install a detached storage shed at 300 Washington Avenue. The project violates side-yard setback requirements. The board will also approve the minutes from its March 5, 2026 meeting.
- Case No. 2026-06: Alexander Levy & Elana Lamster request to legalize garage conversion and shed at 300 Washington Avenue (violations of Sections 185-36.B and 185-12.B.2(b))
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Pleasantville Village Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on the FYE2027 Preliminary Budget. The board will also consider several resolutions, including budget amendments, a pay increase for a part-time cook, and multiple contracts and agreements.
- Public hearing on FYE2027 Preliminary Budget
- Res. 2026-100: hourly pay increase for part-time cook Frank Aiello from $25 to $28
- Res. 2026-107: $49,800 amendment with Woodard and Curran for Nannahgan Brook Wall Project
- Res. 2026-104: authorize contract with U.S. Department of Homeland Security for $50,000 cybersecurity grant
- Res. 2026-106: hydrant rental agreement with Pleasantville Fire District for June 2026 – May 2031
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board will hold a work session to discuss three items: a proposed radio upgrade for the Department of Public Works, a change order from Woodard & Curran for the Nannahagan Brook Wall project, and Sunday morning field usage start times. The meeting will also include an executive session for personnel matters. No final votes are expected during this work session.
- Update on proposed radio upgrade project for the Department of Public Works
- Discussion of Woodard & Curran Change Order for Nannahagan Brook Wall project
- Discussion of Sunday morning field usage start times
- Executive session to discuss personnel matters
Annual Organizational Meeting
This is the Village of Pleasantville's annual organizational meeting. The Board of Trustees will vote on a series of routine resolutions including official appointments, policy adoptions, and the updated Master Fee Schedule. Other items include change orders for fencing at Soldiers and Sailors Park and approval of payment claims.
- Adoption of updated Master Fee Schedule (Res. No. 2026-93)
- Change order #2 ($3,344) and #3 ($419.69) for fencing at Soldiers and Sailors Park (Res. No. 2026-94)
- Mayoral appointments to Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, Conservation Advisory Council, and other boards/committees (Res. No. 2026-92)
- Approval of employee policies including anti-harassment, cybersecurity, and vehicle use (Res. No. 2026-91)
- Setting mileage reimbursement rate per IRS guidelines (Res. No. 2026-85)
Board of Assessment Review
The Board of Assessment Review will discuss and consider the Assessor's recommendations regarding Tax Certiorari grievances, which are formal challenges to property tax assessments. This is the only substantive item on the agenda. The board's decisions can affect the assessed values and tax bills of properties whose owners have filed complaints.
- Consider Assessor recommendations on Tax Certiorari grievances (Recommendation to BAR.pdf)
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Village Board of Trustees is reviewing the FYE2027 tentative budget and scheduling a public hearing to inform residents of upcoming municipal spending. The agenda also covers approval of $592,339.05 in FYE2026 claims, a $31,880 fencing change order for Soldiers and Sailors Park, and staffing adjustments that affect local services and events.
- FYE2027 tentative budget presentation and public hearing scheduled for April 13, 2026
- Approval of FYE2026 payment of claims totaling $592,339.05 across General, Water, Capital, and Refuse funds
- Change order #1 for WBE Fence Co, Inc. adding $31,880 to the Soldiers and Sailors Park fencing project, bringing the total to $91,880
- Authorization of $95 to $135 ticket rates for the 2026 Pleasantville Music Festival Tent City and a $2,500 sponsorship with Consolidated Edison
- Hiring of Joel R. Dichter of Dichter Law LLC as special counsel for Con Edison rate settlement monitoring at $1,250 per municipality annually
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Board will meet to discuss proposed financing for upcoming capital projects and debt service with Ben Maslona. The session also includes a discussion regarding a proposed seasonal outdoor seating area on Wheeler Avenue.
- Discussion of capital project financing and associated debt service
- Proposed seasonal outdoor seating area on Wheeler Avenue
- Executive Session regarding a Real Property Matter and Personnel
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Board of Trustees is considering a zoning change and redevelopment project by US Home, LLC involving 102 townhouses. Other agenda items include municipal aid advocacy, water tank replacement funding, and summer concert parking restrictions.
- Rezoning and redevelopment of 1 Campus Drive, 3 Campus Drive, and 8 Carey Court for 102 townhouses
- Creation of a capital account for Village water storage tank replacement
- Creation of a $60,000 capital account for fencing at Soldiers and Sailors
- Approval of $441,791.10 in total payments of claims
- Parking lot closures for Holy Innocens Church on May 2 and May 15, 2026
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss the proposed FYE 2027 budget for the Parks and Recreation Department. The discussion includes review of attached budget documents for expenses, revenue, capital plan, and the Farmers Market and PMF budget. No votes are expected; this is a discussion-only session.
- Discussion of proposed FYE 2027 Recreation Budget Expense.pdf
- Discussion of proposed FYE 2027 Recreation Budget Revenue.pdf
- Discussion of Capital Plan.pdf
- Discussion of Farmers Market and PMF Budget.pdf
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss the Police Department budget, covering both expense and revenue documents. No formal votes are expected at this discussion-only meeting.
- Discussion of Police Department Budget (expenses and revenues)
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Pleasantville Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on three cases seeking variances from zoning code requirements. The board will consider widening a driveway and creating front-yard parking at 43 Leland Avenue, additions and alterations at 8 Clinton Street that exceed building coverage and side-yard limits, and reconstruction of a single-family dwelling at 139 Bedford Road with deficient front and side-yard setbacks.
- Case 2026-03: Stephen Zweibel seeks variance for driveway widening and parking area in front-yard setback at 43 Leland Avenue (violation of Section 185-38.E).
- Case 2026-04: Jillian and Edward Burnett seek variance for additions and alterations at 8 Clinton Street (violation of Section 185-36.B on bulk requirements).
- Case 2026-05: 139 Bedford Road LLC seeks variance for reconstruction of single-family dwelling at 139 Bedford Road (violation of Section 185-36.B(1) on setbacks).
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees will discuss the proposed FYE2027 Department of Public Works budget, including expense and revenue projections, capital budget, and a municipal vehicle inventory. This is a work session, so no final decisions are expected.
- Review of proposed FYE2027 DPW Budget Expense and Revenue documents
- Discussion of Draft-Proposed FYE27 Capital Budget
- Review of VOP DPW Municipal Vehicle Inventory List
- Consideration of Draft Capital Schedule for FYE27 with DPW edits
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Village Board of Trustees will consider adopting two local laws: one to change the notice period for ZBA public hearings from five to seven days, and another to amend the code regarding private schools. Public hearings on both laws were held on February 9, 2026. The board will also vote on budget amendments, a $602,090.71 claims payment, an updated Master Fee Schedule, 2026 summer camp fees, a retaining wall license agreement at 85 Nannahagan Road, and a promotion.
- Adopt Local Law 1-2026: extend ZBA hearing notice to neighbors from 5 to 7 days (Res. 2026-48)
- Adopt Local Law 2-2026: amend Chapter 185 regarding private schools (Res. 2026-49)
- Approve payment of claims totaling $602,090.71 for General, Water, Capital, and Refuse funds (Res. 2026-51)
- Authorize license agreement with 85 Nannahagan Road property owners for retaining wall and stairway work in village right-of-way (Res. 2026-54)
- Approve updated Master Fee Schedule and 2026 After Camp fees: 3 weeks $440, 6 weeks $640 (Res. 2026-55, 2026-56)
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees holds a work session to review proposed budgets for the Justice Court, Senior Center, and Building Department for fiscal year ending 2027. They will also discuss the Nannahagan Brook Wall Improvement Project, followed by an executive session on personnel and legal matters. No formal votes are scheduled.
- Justice Court FYE2027 Budget Review/Discussion
- Senior Center FYE2027 Budget Review/Discussion
- Building Department FYE2027 Budget Review/Discussion
- Nannahagan Brook Wall Improvement Project Discussion
- Executive Session on personnel and legal matters
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Board will hear a presentation from Lennar on a proposed zoning amendment and townhouse development at 1 and 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court. Three public hearings are scheduled: to change ZBA hearing notice periods, allow Pre-K schools in A1 Zoning, and authorize a potential property tax cap override. Resolutions include budget amendments, payment of $741,808 in claims, and adoption of the tax cap override local law.
- Presentation by Lennar on zoning amendment and townhouse proposal at 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court
- Public hearing on Introductory Local Law 1 of 2026 to change ZBA notice period from 5 to 7 days
- Public hearing on Introductory Local Law 2 of 2026 to allow Pre-K schools in A1 Zoning District
- Public hearing and adoption of Local Law 1 of 2026 to override state property tax cap for FY 2026-2027, if necessary
- Approval of payment of claims totaling $741,808.42 across General, Water, Capital, and Refuse funds
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss two proposed traffic calming studies for Nannahagan Road/Ashland Avenue and Hopper Street/parking lot, prepared by DTS Provident Engineering. They will also continue discussions on the Panther Club registration process.
- Discussion of DRAFT Traffic Calming Study for Hopper Street & Parking Lot (dated 12-16-2025)
- Discussion of DRAFT Traffic Calming Study for Nannahagan Rd & Ashland Ave (dated 12-15-2025)
- Continued discussion on proposed Panther Club registration process
Planning Commission
The Pleasantville Planning Commission will review a request for an extension of a previously approved subdivision resolution for a proposed mixed-use development at 444 Bedford Road, consisting of 36 apartment units and retail space. The commission will also hold a public hearing and review a resolution draft for an extension of an existing parking area and relocation of a stairway at 85 Nannahagan Road. Approval of minutes from the December 10, 2025 meeting is also on the agenda.
- 444 Bedford Road - request for extension of subdivision resolution for a 36-unit mixed-use development with retail
- 85 Nannahagan Road - public hearing and resolution draft for extension of parking area and stairway relocation
- Meeting minutes from December 10, 2025 to be approved
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Pleasantville Zoning Board of Appeals will hear two cases involving violations of Section 185-36.B 'Bulk Requirements.' Case 2026-01 concerns a roof-covered porch conversion at 112 Great Oak Lane with deficient front yard setback. Case 2026-02 involves additions and alterations at 80 Highview Terrace with excessive stories and deficient setbacks. The board will also review minutes from December 4, 2025.
- Case 2026-01: Juan and Maryam Paez – 112 Great Oak Lane – conversion of roof-covered porch into habitable space, deficient front yard setback
- Case 2026-02: Brent Gregersen – 80 Highview Terrace – additions and alterations, excessive number of stories, deficient front and side yard setbacks
- Review of minutes from December 4, 2025 meeting
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Board of Trustees will consider adopting a Vision Zero policy with a goal of zero traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries by 2045, part of a federal Safe Streets grant. Other items include scheduling public hearings on zoning changes for pre-K schools and a property tax levy override, approving budget amendments transferring over $61,000 from fund balance, and authorizing 2026 summer camp fee increases.
- Res. 2026-29: Adopt Vision Zero policy targeting zero fatal/serious injury crashes by 2045
- Res. 2026-21: Schedule Feb 9 public hearing on local law to allow pre-K schools in A1 Zoning District
- Res. 2026-22: Schedule Feb 9 public hearing on overriding the property tax cap for FY 2026-2027
- Res. 2026-23: Approve budget amendments including $61,000 from fund balance for capital projects (traffic signal, DPW gate, water SCADA)
- Res. 2026-27: Authorize 2026 summer camp fee increases (e.g., Junior Full from $575 to $1,000)
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees will receive an update from NV5 Engineering regarding the Safe Streets for All (SS4A) project. The meeting also includes a discussion with the Recreation Department about Panther Club registration.
- Update from NV5 Engineering on Safe Streets for All program/BFJ – SS4A project
- Discussion with Recreation Department regarding Panther Club registration
Village Board of Trustees Regular
The Village Board of Trustees will vote on 20 resolutions covering budget amendments, a police union contract, capital projects, and fee changes. Key items include a $6,000 change order for architectural drawings at the pool filter building, which raises the total project cost from $6,033,839 to $7,114,455.39. The board will also consider a three-year police union agreement, capital accounts for traffic signal improvements on Bedford Road and Broadway, and free pool memberships for first responders and village board members.
- Change order #31 for $6,000 from Rimkunas Engineering for pool filter building drawings, raising project total to $7,114,455.39
- Memorandum of Agreement with Pleasantville Police Benevolent Association for June 2025–May 2028
- Budget amendments transferring $190,000 from General Fund to Capital Fund for Safe Streets & Roads for All project
- Creation of capital accounts: $34,000 for Bedford Road & Broadway traffic signal improvements, $32,000 for water SCADA telecommunications, $27,000 for DPW main entrance gate replacement
- Free family pool memberships for active volunteer firefighters and ambulance corps members, and for village board, planning, and zoning board members
Village Board of Trustees Work Session
The Village Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a potential zoning amendment for daycare use in the A1 District and proposed fee changes for recreation programs. Discussions will cover a local law related to private schools, as well as proposed pool, Panther Club, and summer camp fees for FY2026-2027. The board will also continue its review of the Master Fee Schedule.
- Discussion regarding A1 Zoning District and daycare use
- Local law amending Chapter 185 re Private Schools
- Proposed pool fees for FY2026-2027
- Proposed Panther Club fees for FY2026-2027
- Proposed summer camp fees and pay rates for FY2026-2027