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An Official Publication of the Village of Colonie SPRING 2014

A Message from the Mayor…

IN THIS ISSUEA Message from Code Enforcement 2

Recycling Update ..............................2

Spring Time is Just Around The Corner ........................2

A Message from the Village Hall........3

A Message from the DPW ................3

Kid’s Corner........................................4

Planning Commission Approvals ......4

Pickleball is Coming to the Village! ..5

Village of Colonie Night ....................5

Outreach Center ................................6

Colonie Fire Company ......................8

CFC - Application for Membership....9

Reminder to all Residents................10

Use Phosphorus-Free Lawn Fertilizer ..............................10

Tuesday Nights in the Park ..............11

Important Meeting Dates ................12

Important Phone Numbers..............12

VILLAGE HALL869-7562

Mayor Frank A. Leak869-9651Trustees

Michael Aidala869-8739

Jack Murphy869-9638

Betty Film869-8217Tom Tobin869-6760

Spring is on the way.Snow shovels andsnow blowers will

be replaced by rakes andlawn mowers. Wintergloves will be replaced bygarden gloves andbaseball gloves. Springtime, like the New Year, is agreat time for resolutionsand embarking on achallenging project for thenew spring and summerseasons. We have alreadystarted planning for oursummer concert series

and dates are quickly filling up for our park pavilions.I’d like to single out and recognize a group of folks who go unnoticedfor most of the year, but are always ready to tackle a new job oraccept a new challenge for the betterment of our community here inthe Village. They are the employees of the Department of PublicWorks. Collectively, they have worked hard this winter in the face ofregular snowfalls, bitter cold weather and water main breaks. Theystart early in the day collecting refuse and have worked throughout thecold windy days and nights plowing our roads and repairing buriedwater and sewer lines. Most of us go out only when we must and arethankful for our warm homes. Our DPW employees don’t always havethat luxury but are ready and willing to work any job that requires theirattention, no matter the weather or the time of day. They do thiswinter, summer, spring or fall. Gentlemen, thanks for your efforts andknow that you are appreciated for all of your good work!

Frank

VillagerSpring2014_Villager 2/6/14 4:23 PM

2 • The Villager / Summer 2013

Visit the Village Website at: www.colonievillage.org

Traffic Committee Members

Lisa DelSignore, ChairwomanGina AgnetaFrank PrevratilRoy Stiles

Jamie Blot, SecretaryJack Murphy, Liaison

SPRING TIME IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER! Good weather increases the number of pedestrians on the

village streets. Please take precaution when driving.Obey speed limits, and be sure to watch out forchildren who may be playing near the road.

Have a safe and happy spring.THIS MESSAGE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE TRAFFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE.

As the weather gets warmer more and more peoplemake additions to their homes or properties. Thefollowing is a listing of those building projects thatrequire a building permit of some type from theVillage of Colonie prior to any work being done:

• Pools, both above ground and in-ground

- Any pools installed as of 2006 must have poolalarms

• Fences

• Wood stoves, inserts or fireplaces (wood or gas)

• Decks

• Gazebos

• Sheds, both new and replacement

• Additions or renovations

• New buildings, whether residential orcommercial

• Attached or detached garages

• PODS• Window or door openings if the size is changing• Any structural changes to a buildingIf you are demolishing a building, includinggarages, you must apply for a demolition permitprior to any demolition work.If you are planning a project and have anyquestions, please contact Randy Rivera at 857-3654, Dennis Dachenhausen at 378-0837 or theVillage Hall at 869-7562.

CO² DETECTORS AND SMOKE DETECTORSIt is now a New York State law that every residencehave a CO² detector installed. They are available ata wide array of stores and in a wide range of prices.Also, make sure your smoke detectors are workingproperly. Batteries should be changed twice ayear.

A Message from Code Enforcement…

recycling updateThe Department of Public Worksreminds all residents that it is onlynecessary to separate theirrecyclable fiber materials fromtheir recyclable containers. Glass,plastic and metal do not need tobe separated in the recycling bins.They can be commingled. For thehealth and safety of ouremployees, we ask that you rinseall containers. Leftover foodcauses mold and the containerswill not be accepted at therecycling plant. We also ask thatyou step on the large plasticcontainers in an effort to savespace. The fibers such ascorrugated cardboard andnewspapers junk mail andboxboard must be separated fromthe glass, plastic and metals.

Materials that willbe accepted areAccepted Commingled RecyclableFibers Old NewspapersOld Corrugated CardboardOffice PaperMagazinesDirect Marketing Material (JunkMail)Boxboard (Cereal, Cracker, CakeMix, Tissue Boxes, etc. with linersremoved)Accepted Commingled RecyclableContainers Metal Containers (non-aerosol)Plastic Containers (SPI #1,thru 7)Mixed Glass Containers (all colorsaccepted)

Unacceptable Materials forCommingled ContainersCardboard and boxboard withplastic liners, wax or plasticcoating, Soaking wet boxes orboxes contaminated by foodwaste, Soaking wet or yellowednewsprint, Paper cups/plates,Styrofoam/Polystyrene packingpeanuts, Drinking glass, windowglass, plate glass or brokenmirrors.GARBAGE MUST BE PLACED INCLEAR PLASTIC BAGS.IF CROWS ARE A PROBLEM PUTTHE BAGS INSIDE GARBAGECANS WITH LIDSAny questions should be referredto the Department of Public Worksat 869-6372



A Message from Village Hall…WATER BILLS

The Village will be mailing the April 2014 water billsby March 31, 2014. When you receive your waterbill if you have any questions at all please contactthe Village Hall immediately, 869-7562.

2014 VILLAGE OF COLONIE ELECTIONSOur Village of Colonie elections will be held on Tuesday, March18, 2014. The polls are open from 6 am to 9 pm. If you haveany questions please contact Pat Hurley at the Village Hall,869-7562. If you’re not sure if you’re registered to vote pleasecall the Albany County Board of Elections at 487-5060.

VILLAGE OF COLONIE REGISTRATION DAYThe Village of Colonie Registration Day is Saturday March 8,2014 from noon until 5 pm. If you are not a registered voterwith the Albany County Board of Elections and wish to votein the Tuesday March 18, 2014 election, please come to theVillage Hall, 2 Thunder Road, Colonie, NY on SaturdayMarch 8, 2014 between noon and 5 pm to register. You mustbe at least 18 years of age, a Village of Colonie resident of atleast thirty (30) days, a citizen of the United States and havenot been disqualified by law from voting in Village of Colonieelections. You may also register with the Albany CountyBoard of Elections; the deadline for registering with AlbanyCounty is Friday, March 7, 2014. If you have any questionsregarding Village of Colonie registration please contact PatHurley, Village Clerk, at 869-7562. If you have questionsregarding registration with the Albany County Board ofElections please contact them directly at 487-5060.

STREET IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 2014The street improvement program for 2014 is well under waywith Red Fox Drive, Linda Drive and Terry Court scheduled tobe paved this year. As always, repairs to water mains, firehydrants, sanitary and storm sewer lines will be done prior topaving. After the final course of paving is done any repairs tolawns or driveway aprons will be done. The work will befinished by fall.

SEWER SYSTEM EVALUATION 2014The sewer evaluation program is in full swing. At press time,the village’s contractor National Water Main Cleaning is in theprocess of cleaning and televising both storm and sanitarysewer lines on all of the streets we will pave this summer. Asalways after televising any repair work such as pipe lining orjoint repairs that can be done from inside the lines will be done.Any repairs that require excavation will be completed beforepaving is begun. All of the work will be done by summer.

A Message from Dept. of Public Works…HEAVY ITEM PICK-UPYou need to schedule a pick-up by calling 869-6372 after7am the Friday before you want a pick-up. We will beginaccepting calls on Friday, May 2nd at 7am. The first pick-upwill be on Monday May 5th. Pick-ups will run every week inMay and June except Monday May 26th (MemorialDay).During July and August pick-ups will be every otherweek. They will be on Mondays July 14th and 28th andAugust 11th and 25th. There will be no pick-up on MondaySeptember 1st (Labor Day). Weekly pick-ups will resume onMonday September 8th until the last pick-up on MondayOctober 6th.

Pick-ups are limited to one per year per household and areon a first come, first served basis, 50 houses per weekmaximum.

The Village CANNOT accept any of the following items: cartires, car batteries, hazardous material of any kind (gasoline,kerosene, insecticides, pool chemicals, drain cleaners,ammunition, fireworks) propane tanks, paint or constructiondebris. For safety reasons, please make sure any nails areremover or bent over.

HYDRANT FLUSHINGThe annual flushing of the water system will start March 30thweather permitting. All flushing will be done between thehours of 11 pm and 7 am. Residents might noticediscoloration during this program and should be aware thisis normal and not harmful. However, residents are cautionedto check their water before using their washing machine orany other appliance that uses water. If discoloration persists,please notify the DPW at 869-6372.

LEAF AND BRUSH RECYCLINGSTARTS FOR SEASON MARCH 24TH1. There is no set day for leaf/brush pickup. It is done on acontinual rotation around the Village starting in the springand ending in the fall.

2. Put leaves/grass clippings in brown recycling bags orlabeled barrels ONLY, not to exceed 40 lbs. Do not useplastic bags or boxes. NO ROCKS, GARBAGE, SOD ORPLASTIC MAY BE PLACED IN THE LEAF BAGS.

3. Branches must be cut in lengths of 4 ft. or less andsecurely tied with strings in bundles not to exceed 40 lbs.The diameter of the branches to be bundled MUST BE 3INCHES OR LESS.

If you have any questions, please call the Department ofPublic Works, Monday through Friday, 7 am until 3:30 pm.The telephone number is 869-6372.

OutreachCenterLiaison

Trustee Betty Film

CodeEnforcementLiaison

TrusteeJack Murphy

Outreach Center StaffSue BrediceJoan Rueckert

218-1030



Planning Commission

Chris Dennis, ChairmanJohn MartinFrank MurrayKenny HartAnn Krause

Mike TommaneyPete Chudzinski

Victor Caponera, AttorneyDan Judge (Alternate)Mike Aidala, Liaison

Sign ReviewMembers

Jim Rubino, ChairmanCarole TrifilettiDennis Michalski

Joe MillettBill Levy

Victor Caponera, AttorneyJamie Blot, SecretaryTom Tobin, Liaison

SecurityPatrol

Bill LevyJoe Agneta Youth & Family

Services Staff

Brian Casey

PLANNINGCOMMISSIONAPPROVALS

The Mayor and Board of Trusteeswould like to WELCOME thefollowing businesses approved bythe Planning Commission andwish them much success!

GEICO INSURANCE1770 Central Avenue

GREAT DAY HOMEIMPROVEMENT25 Walker Way, Sec. 1B

PHARMACEUTIC LABS15 Walker Way

CHAMPION WINDOWS12 Petra Lane

DONALD RAMSEY10 Walker Way, Sec. 1

ULTRA MEDICAL SUPPLY23A Walker Way, Sec. 2

MARBELOUS STONE10 Walker Way, Sec. 3

AUTOZONE1789 Central Avenue

CARMAX1860 Central Avenue

LION BRAND YARN SHOP1814 Central Avenue – Kohl’s Plaza

BACK IN BALANCE1720 Central Avenue

PRO MARTIAL ARTS1814 Central Avenue

CONWAY ENTERTAINMENT1718 – 1720 Central Avenue

Kid’s CornerSPRING ACTIVITIESEaster Bunny will arrive

in the Village!The Easter Bunny and his helpers will bearriving in the Village on Saturday, April12 and Sunday, April 13. Starting at 10am each day, the Easter Bunny will visitevery street in the Village.The Easter Bunny, Mayor Frank Leak andthe Trustees will have a treat for all littleVillagers!



Code EnforcementOfficers & Staff

Randy RiveraDennis Dachenhausen

AmphitheaterArtsCommunity

Brian CaseyMarlene Countermine

Sue DickinsonTommy IppolitoLinda MurphyTom TobinLes Decker

Fire CompanyLiaison - TrusteeTom Tobin

Visit our website atwww.coloniefire.com

Fire Prevention isn’t just 1 week in October, it’s all 52 weeks of the year!

Village of Colonie nightJuly 16th 2014

When was the last timeYOU went to a Baseball Game?

The Village of Colonie is making plans to go

to a Valley Cats Baseball GameJuly 16th, 2014 at 7 pm

— Fireworks night —

Why not take the Family to theAll-American Game?

Price will be $7 each (ticket, hotdog, soda)Same price as last year!

InTereSTed?Call for reservations & Ticket info

218-7782Seating limited at this price!

Pickleball

is Coming tothe Village!

The Village of Colonie wants to helpyou keep your New Year’sResolution, to exercise this year, whilehaving FUN! Join us at the FamilyRecreation Center for Pickleballlessons and play. Pickleball is a paddlesport for people of all ages andathletic ability levels who want to havefun. It has simple rules, is easy to learnand played socially by people of allages, shapes and sizes. It is played on abadminton sized court with a tennis sizednet, paddles and large wiffleballs.Come out and join us for pickleballlessons, play and fun. Equipment isprovided; all you need to do is wear yourfavorite sneakers. Classes will be held onWednesdays and Thursdays in theRecreation Center starting the week ofApril 1st from 10am – 12 noon. If you areinterested in starting pickleballregistrations can be downloaded fromwww.colonie.org or you can callLaura Archambault @ 456-2136

for more informationand an application.We look forward toseeing you on the

court.



HBKSenior Center

Roxanne NorwoodRecreation Leader

Kay WalkerOffice Administrator

Thunder Road Seniors

Ned Johnson, PresidentBarbara Williams, Vice President

Helene O’Clair, TreasurerVirginia Whitcomb, Financial Officer

Carol Paradise, SecretaryRalph Frey, Sergeant-At-Arms

Tony Rozniewski, Assistant Sergeant-At-ArmsDottie Willey, Chaplain

SENIOR LIAISON

Mike Aidala

OUTREACH Center

The IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance(VITA) and the Tax Counseling for theElderly (TCE) Programs offer free tax helpfor taxpayers who qualify.

VITAThe VITA Program generally offers free tax help to peoplewho make $52,000 or less and need assistance in preparingtheir own tax returns. IRS-certified volunteers provide freebasic income tax return preparation with electronic filing toqualified individuals in local communities. They can informtax payers about special tax credits for which they mayqualify such as Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit,and Credit for the Elderly or the Disabled. VITA sites aregenerally located at community and neighborhood centers,libraries, schools, shopping malls and other convenientlocations.

ITEMS YOU NEED TO BRINGTo have your tax return(s) prepared at a VITA or TCE site youneed to bring the following information with you:• Proof of identification – Picture ID• Social Security Cards for you, your spouse and

dependents or a Social Security Number verificationletter issued by the Social Security Administration, or

• Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN)assignment letter for you, your spouse and dependents.

• Proof of foreign status, if applying for an ITIN• Birth dates for you, your spouse and dependents on the

tax return• Wage and earning statement(s) Form W-2, W-2G, 1099R,

1099-Misc from all employers, interest and dividendstatements from banks (Forms 1099)

• A copy of last year’s federal and state returns, if available• Proof of bank account routing numbers and account

numbers for Direct Deposit such as a blank check• Total paid for daycare provider and the daycare

provider’s tax identifying number (the provider’s SocialSecurity Number or the provider’s business EmployeeIdentification Number) is appropriate

• To file taxes electronically on a married-filing-joint-taxreturn, both spouses must be present to sign therequired forms

It is extremely important that each person use the correctSocial Security Number. The most accurate information isusually located on your original Social Security card. If youdo not have a SSN for you or a dependent, you shouldcomplete Form SS-5, Social Security Number Application.This form should be submitted to the nearest Social SecurityAdministration Office.APPOINTMENTS ARE REQUIRED. Please call 459-5051foran appointment.



The Outreach Center will beoffering a six week 4-H programfor students in grades 3 & 4. Thetopics to be covered will bedeveloped with the children andBarbara Floeser from CornellCooperative Extension. The classwill meet at the Outreach CenterWednesday April 30 – Wednes -day June 11, 2014. Class will beheld from 3:30PM – 5:00PM.Please call Sue or Joan at 218-1030 to register your child. Forquestions regarding the programplease call Barbara Floeser at765-3546 or 588-2371.

OUTREACHCENTER

218-1030

CONTACT US [email protected]

[email protected]



A Message from Colonie Fire Company…

The Chiefs’ office would like to share a few thingswith you. This is the start of a new year andthere are many changes taking place. Our new

firehouse is coming along and we hope to be fullymoved in by early to mid-summer. With the help ofour members and the Village DPW, the new firehouseis really starting to take shape and is looking great.

Winter is upon us and with that there are some safetyissues that we would like to remind everyone about.

First, it’s cold outside! Remember to dressappropriately which includes dressing in layers, andwearing a hat, gloves and a scarf. Also, in the eventyour car breaks down, it is best to always keep asafety kit in your car containing things such as jumpercables, a flashlight, flares, first aid kit, a blanket, handwarmers, matches, a shovel, and a bottle of waterand a few protein snack bars.

Second, we have already been to a few chimney firesthis season. If you have a wood stove and/or fireplace, please make sure to maintain it year round andvisually inspect it (checking the gaskets, firebricks,grates and stove bottoms etc.) a few timesthroughout the winter. Always be sure to keep itclean, and it is best to burn only dry, seasoned wood.

Third, make sure that your furnace is workingcorrectly. A faulty furnace can cause problems somake sure that all carbon monoxide detectors and

smoke alarms have good batteries and are workingproperly. Batteries should be changed every sixmonths. A good habit to get into is to change thebatteries every time you have to turn your clocksahead or back. Also, it is important to be aware thatcarbon monoxide detectors are only good for fiveyears so make sure you check the date and replacethem as needed.

Lastly, be sure to check in frequently with elderly orsick loved ones, friends and/or neighbors as the coldis especially hard on them. If you see newspapers ormail accumulating, their walkways or driveways havenot been shoveled, etc. please check on them. If youare unable to make contact, call 911 and ask that a“welfare check” be done.

All of us here at Colonie Fire Company hope thateveryone stays safe and warm this winter season. Ifyou should have an emergency NEVER hesitate tocall 911 as that is what we are here for.

THANK YOU,

The Chiefs’ Office

J. Matthew Redick, Chief

Brian Curran, 1st Assistant Chief

J. J. Redick, 2nd Assistant Chief

The President’s office would like to wish everyonea Happy New Year and hopes that this messagefinds you all well. As you have probably seen,

the new firehouse is coming along nicely. We arenow responding to calls out of the new building andwe continue to work diligently on the interior. Wehope to be fully moved in no later than mid-summer.We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude tothe Village Trustees and the employees of the DPWfor their unwavering support and work on the ongoingconstruction of our new firehouse.We would like to express our sincerest appreciationduring our Annual Boot Drive and to the residents ofthe Village and all those who attended and supportedour 32nd Annual Turkey Raffle held on November16th. As a result of the amazing support, it was agreat success and yielded the largest turn-out in ourhistory. The turn-out was so large in fact that wefound ourselves unexpectedly having to turn peopleaway because we were at maximum capacity. Pleaseknow that we are tremendously sorry for such aninconvenience and are already making plans for thisyear’s event wherein we can accommodate everyone.

Lastly, we held our annual Rose Sale on February12th, 13th and 14th and once again we would like tothank our community for their tremendous support ofthis great event. Also be on the lookout for ourupcoming calendar drive. Our members will be out inforce, pounding the pavement, and hand deliveringone to your door in March.For current information regarding our activities,building construction progress, and membershipplease visit our website at www.coloniefire.com andFacebook page at Colonie Fire Company.We are always seeking new members to join ourwinning team. Please visit our websitewww.coloniefire.com for the membership application.

THANK YOU,

The President’s OfficePeter Chudzinski – PresidentFrank Cuoccio – 1st Vice PresidentDominic Ashworth – 2nd Vice President



Village of ColonieAttorneys

David MarinucciVictor CaponeraHenry DeCotisMike Tommaney

Zoning Board of AppealsLou VanBuren, Chairman

Frank PrevratilMike Sipperly

Trevor NormandinJoshua Rowinski

James Splonskowski, (Alternate)Phil Minissale (Alternate)Betty Film, Liaison

Board meets on the first Weds.of the Month at 7:00 pm.

FAMILY RECREATION CENTER:HOURS

The hours for the Village’s FamilyRecreation Center are:Monday-Friday8:30 am to 6:00 pm

Saturday 12 noon to 6:00 pm

If you have any questions, please contact

Mr. Brian Casey at 218-7782.

DATE:

1. NAME:

2. ADDRESS:

CITY: STATE: ZIP CODE:

3.SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER:

4. DOB:

5.HOME PHONE:

WORK PHONE:

6. How long have you resided at the above address?

Years Months

7. How long have you resided in New York State? Years Months

8. Are you currently employed? Yes No If “yes” give employerinformation below.

Name of Company Position Held

Address: Phone:

May we contact your employer? Yes No

If “no” are you a student? Yes No

9. Do you have a valid New York State Drivers License? Yes No

Restrictions (if any) Expiration Date

10. Do you have any physical disabilities, impairments, or known medical

problems? Yes No

If “yes”, please explain:

11. Next of Kin: Relationship:

Address: Phone:

12. Emergency Contact (if different than item 11):

Address: Phone:

13. Have you ever been convicted of or pled guilty to a felony,misdemeanor, insurance fraud, arson, or a reduction of one of theseoffenses? Yes No

If ‘yes”, please explain:

14. Previous Emergency Service experience (include only fire, rescue &EMS):

Name of Agency:

Address:

Contact Person: Phone:

15. List three personal references, other than members of thisorganization, who have known you for at least 3 years:

A.Name:

Phone:

Address:

B.Name:

Phone:

Address:

C.Name:

Phone:

Address:

Any person of good character and standing, of age eighteen (18) or overshall be eligible to be accepted to active membership in the Company.Residents of the Village of Colonie between the ages of eighteen (18)and forty-five (45) and physically fit shall be eligible for only activecategories except as provided for elsewhere in our constitution. Allapplicants must meet the requirements of the Village of Colonie and ofthe State of New York. Applicants for active service who live outsidethe Village of Colonie must either live within hearing distance of thesiren or the range of the alerting system located at the Colonie VillageFire House, or work full time within the Village of Colonie.

ANY FALSE STATEMENT WILL VOID THIS APPLICATION

Signature:

Date:

COLONIE FIRE COMPANY1631 CENTRAL AVENUE, ALBANY, NY 12205 • (518) 869-9306APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP


REMINDER to all Residents:All dogs are required to be on a leash at ALL times in Cook Park,

Bauer Park and all other village parks.You are also required to pick up all dog waste.

Animal control officers patrol all of our parks and issue summonsfor violation of these rules.

PLEASE help keep the parks clean for everyone!Thank You.

Use Phosphorus-Free Lawn Fertilizer

It’s the Law!Most lawns in New York State do not need additional phosphorus for healthygrowth. When you use fertilizer containing phosphorus for your lawn, the raincan wash it into streams, lakes and reservoirs. Fertilizer in water can createexcess algae plant growth and green scum that:• Interfere with boating and swimming• Harm fish populations• Degrade drinking water quality

How do you know if you are using phosphorus-free fertilizer?Look for the zero.

Check the fertilizer bag for a set of three numbers; they represent thepercentage of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. The number in the middleshould be a “0.”Phosphorus runoff poses a threat to water quality. Therefore, under New Yorklaw (effective January 1, 2012), phosphorus-containing fertilizer may only beapplied to lawns or non-agricultural turf when:• A soil test indicates that additional phosphorus is needed for growth of a lawn

or non-agricultural turf.or

• The fertilizer is used for newly established lawns or non-agricultural turf during the first growing season.

visit http://www.dec.ny.gov for more information. NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION




2014 - The Village of ColonieFrank A. Leak Amphitheater for the Arts

Cook Park

Please return the lower portion of this gift response with your payment before April 30, 2014 to:

Youth and Family Services, Village of Colonie, 2 Thunder Road, Colonie, NY 12205.



VILLAGE HALL

2 Thunder RoadAlbany, NY 12205518-869-7562

[email protected]

Visit the Village website at…www.colonievillage.org

MAYORFrank A. Leak

TRUSTEESMichael AidalaBetty FilmJack MurphyTom Tobin

TheVillager

IMPORTANT MEETING DATESFor all village meetings residents can contact theVillage Hall at 869-7562 the day of the meetingfor the agenda and to confirm the quorumavailable for the meeting.

Senior Citizens1st Tues. of Month..................10:00 AMPlanning Commission1st & 3rd Tues. of Month ..........6:30 pmZoning Board of Appeals1st Wed. of Month ....................7:00 pmSign Review Board4th Thurs. of Month ..................7:00 pmYouth CommissionWhen ScheduledTraffic Advisory Committee2nd Thurs. of Month ................7:00 pmIf you are handicapped and need anyassistance to attend a public meeting inthe Village of Colonie, please notify theclerk 24 hours before the meeting.

TheVillagerDepartment of Public WorksCarl Fleshman, Superintendent

of Public Works ..............869-6372Ed Sim, Ass’t. Superintendent

of Public Works ..............869-6372Les Decker, Ass’t. Superintendent

of Public Works ..............869-6372Stormwater Hotline ..............869-6372Outreach CenterSue Bredice ..........................218-1030Joan Rueckert ......................218-1030Youth and Family Services DepartmentBrian Casey,

Youth Monitor ..................218-7438Senior Citizens CenterRoxanne Norwood

Recreation Leader ..........869-7172Kay Walker

Office Administrator ........869-7172Fire CompanyFire Company ......................869-9306Matt Redick

Fire Co. Chief ..................869-9306Peter Chudzinski

Fire Co. President ..........869-9306Stefanie Kwarta

Ladies Aux. Pres ............869-9306

Important Village NumbersKathleen Haas

Treasurer ........................869-7562Pat Hurley

Clerk................................869-7562David Marinucci

Attorney ..........................869-2152Victor Caponera

Attorney ..........................869-7562Christopher Dennis

Planning Commission ....869-7562Lou VanBuren

Zoning Board ..................869-7562Lisa Delsignore

Traffic Committee............869-7562Jim Rubino

Sign Review Board ........869-7672Randy Rivera

Code Enforcement Officer/Stormwater Management Officer ............................857-3654

Dennis Dachenhausen ........869-7562Assistant Code Enforcement Officer

YOU’RE

INVITED

Village of Colonie

Trustee Meetings h

eld

2nd & 4th Monday

of each month

at 7:00 pm,

Village Hall

PRESORTEDSTANDARD

U.S. POSTAGEPAID

ALBANY, NYPERMIT NO. 532


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