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A workshop meeting was held at the Village Hall on Spring Street at 7:00 p.m. en Monday, December 19,1983. Present: Mayor Synnett, Trustees Cioppa, Costa, Greco, Mazochi, and Perrego; Att'y Lyons, Water Commissioners Berinato, Catalano, and Chase; Engineers Paggi and Martin. Also present: Richard Barger of Presidential Park. Re Creekview Court Mayor Synnett stated that the road, Creekview Court has net been accepted as village street, and will there2ore, not be plowed this winter since certain work has not, as yet, been completed. The Mayor referred to a "punchlist" of work still to be done. Mr. Barger stated that he was responsible for the land and the road, but that the lots had been sold to Creekview Construction which was responsible for the buildings. T~stee Mazechi expressed concern with a manhole possibly locat.ed under the sidewalk. Mr. Barger said that he believed the manhole was located between the curb and the sidewalk, but that he would have it dug out so that it could be mere clearly located. The Mayor mentioned drainage re the houses on Clapp Avenue; Mr. Barger stated that the contractor had taken care of the footing drains last Friday; and that he had consulte~ with a mason and was advised that certain work on the curbs and side- walks could not be done until the spring. Trustee Greco stated that the Village wanted two lights put up on the street. Mr. Barger stated that he was ~awar~ of a requirement for street lights, since the agreemen~ was for Central Hudson to install utilities undergr~Bd, but that he would check it out. Trustee Cesta stated that a fence would have to be installed along the southern side of the Upper Henry Street property line to prevent small children from being injured. Mr. Barger said he would check with A-1 Fence. The Water Commissioners stated that they would send Mr. Benedetto to check the valves. The Board also expressed concern with an open catchbasin; Mr. Barger stated that the catchbasin top was on order; he also stated that his attorney was in the process of drafting the easements. Attorney Lyons stated that if the Village was going to accept the street before the work was completed, he would need the deeds, the title insurance policy and a perfo~-mance bend specifying the work still to be done and the projected completion date. Discussion followed on whether NLr. Barger would present a performance bond or a letter of credit. E~gineer Paggi pointed out that the Village preferred the perfoz-mance bond. Mr. Barger's attorney to forward the necessary papers to Attorney Lyons and to consult with him about a performsnce bond.