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Miscellaneous meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held on Wed., July 22, 1970 at 7:30 P.M. in the Mesier Homestead. Those present: Mayor Furnari, Tr. DiDomizio, Tro Valentino, Tr. Bain, Tr. Synnett, Tr. Hoolihan, Tr. McCluskey and Atty. Lyons. Petitions: None Communicat ions: Letter was read from Mr. Bric Johnson, Sheafe Rd., applying for position as Patrolman with Wappingers Falls Pollce Dept. Letter was read from Mr. Larry Noonan, Yorkshire Apts., applying for position as Patrolman with Wappingers Falls Police Dept. Letter was read from Capt. Costa recommending Mr. Eric Johnson be hires as provisional Pollceman with the Wappingers Falls Pollce Dept. Motion' by Tr. Synnett, seconded by Tr. McCluskey that Mr. Eric Johnson be hired as provisional Pbliceman, with a 6 month probation period. Carried. Letter was read from Mr. Charles B. Bell~ submitting the following estimate: planting 2 flowering Crabapple trees, 4 to 6' high ($30.00)$ I Dogwood tree 4 tO 6' high ($20.00); Labor for planting-$40.00. Motion by Tr. Synnett, seconded by Tr. Hoolihan that the above estimate be accepted. Carried. Letter was read from Mr. Charles DeMarco, 10 W* Academy St., complaining about condition of sldewalk from the corner of Clapp Ave. on the north side down along W. Academy St. past his home. Copy forwarded Highway Comm. Letter was read from Castle Point Hospital, reporting that on Sunday, July 28, 1970 at 2:00 P.M. they will be celebrating their 40th Anniversary of Veterans Administration with a formal ceremony at the flag pole in front of the Administration Bldg. Mayor and Village Md. invited to attend. Letter was read from Village Planning Bd. Chairman, Norman Breault, reporting that at a special meeting, the Planning Bd. voted to-hold to the plan as it was proposed at the last hearing. He states conclusion was drawn after due consideration of the facts presented in a'meeting with the Village Bd. of Trustees.-to be taken up under old business. Letter was read from Mr. John Haubennestel with attached request from N.Y. Telephone Co. for permission to pump out the water in basement of t heir build- lng at 10 South Ave., through their sanitary sewer. He wants the Board to advise him if permission is granted, due to an emergency, to relleve the situation by permitting pumping for approximately three hours per day until a safe level is reached. Mr. Haubennestel reported they are losing 2~ gals. per minute.