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Fleischmanns First
July Meeting Notes
Highlights of the July Fleischmanns First Monthly
Meeting
Treasurers Report-2015 budget was presented and
unanimously adopted
Community Garden-Carol Birnbaum reported that
a request to install chicken wire on the inside of the
picket fence has been made to Mark Project The
water barrel will be mounted so that rain water is
collected.
Fleischmanns Pool- Following the Fleischmanns
First request at the June Village meeting, a committee was appointed to investigate replacing the pool.
John Granito reported that the estimate from
AquaJet (Kingston) for a 26 x 52 30 gauge vinyl
line pool would cost $50,000 including removal of
existing pool plus summer and winter covers
Welcome Wagon-Yvonne Reuter reported that she
and Anita Rubin visited 4 new homeowners so far.
Guerilla Gardening- Victoria Quesada reported the
need to weed the Village Gazebo garden and suggested planting ground cover. They are considering
planting trees at the front of the entrance to the Village. Thanks to Joan Merwin for weeding the Depot Street garden.
Stream Clean up scheduled for July 26th. See story
inside for details
Dear Friends,
Growing up in Fleischmanns was a wonderful time in my
life. I certainly enjoyed the good old days when Fleischmanns was Rockin & Rollin. Like many others, my family
left the area in the early 70s. From afar I watched as others
left; those remaining worked to make a life here. But something about Fleischmanns called me back.
Its a given that the Catskill Mountains are beautiful and
coming back to them has been fortunate for me. The Village
of Fleischmanns is a hidden jewel, no rush hour, clean air,
graceful Victorian homes for under $150,000, and neighbors
that say hello or wave even when they dont know you.
Lets make this jewel shine!
I plan to continue the successes of Fleischmanns First and its
mission:
1. Preservation & restoration of historical community assets
2. Economic redevelopment
3. Promotion of arts and cultural activities
4. Assist in comprehensive & community planning
5. Advocate for preservation & protection of the environment
6. Provide an effective means for people who want to volunteer their time to help the community prosper
7. Address current issues affecting the Fleischmanns area
In addition to preserving the old, we must work at a future
for our young. The future of our village lies in all our hands.
I feel strongly about community sharing and I welcome you
to come to a meeting. Join us for an hour at our monthly
meeting the first Saturday of the month or at an event and
help your town.
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Known today as 'the black house' on Wagner Avenue, and owned by Boyd Walker, this stately Victorian was originally
known as Jenkins Cottage. See the circa 1910 post card. The building on the right, Terrace Hall, burnt down in the
1930's, all that remains are the stairs leading up to the site. The Black House was featured in the New York Times in
2002 just after it had been painted; its color was the subject of controversy which brought it and the Village national
attention..
July 26th
August 2nd
August 11th
The Village Planning Board Meeting, as needed, (1st Tuesday) @ 5:30 pm, Skene Library
Zoning Board Meeting, as needed, (3rd Thursday) @ 6:30 pm, Skene Library
Check with Village Clerk regarding meeting statuses & agendas.
For Village info, please contact the Village Clerk, Lorraine DeMarfio @ 845 254 5514
To have your activity posted here, please contact the Fleischmann's Flyer
This past week representatives of ESD toured the site along with Deputy Mayor, Ben Fenton, and MArk Project Executive Director, Peg Ellsworth. Erik reports that the plans were received enthusiastically. He is forming a Planning Committee and welcomes input from the community. You can reach him through The Maxbilt
Facebook page or at themaxbilt@gmail.com.
It is high time that the Fleischmanns Theater re-open and become a centerpiece of the commercial street of the
Village. Fleischmanns First and Fleischmanns Alliance for Business as well as individual Fleischmanns business owners have written letters of support for The Maxbilt. We wish Erik and Fernando well in their new endeavor!
Rob Alverson
Linda Anderson
Paula DeSimone
John Duda
Joyce Greenberg
Jeanne Malaxos
Michelle Sidrane
Sincerely,
Todd Pascarella, Mayor
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