Councilman· 2026-01 to 2028-12 (month-level)
Martin Aronchick
North Salem, NY
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 20
- Total speaking time
- 52:23
- Avg per meeting
- 2:37
- Segments
- 1111
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Top issues during term (20)
Special Permits for Land Conservation
Limiting new construction protects the tax-exempt status discussions and avoids taxable accessory uses on conserved land.
Chapter 189 Tree Ordinance
Restoration and possible litigation costs fall on the property owner, who may seek recovery from the neighbor.
Pabst Water District PFAS filtration and $850K bond
The project is capped at $850,000 and largely covered by an 80/20 grant, limiting local borrowing.
Verizon Equipment Upgrade at 73 Crosby Road
AT&T must post an updated $30,000 removal bond for the site.
Blue Envelope Program for residents with autism and related conditions
Free to the town and residents — it's funded privately by WeFayo's founders.
Delancey Hall renovations and move-in
Estimated around $35,000, less if the town buys the paint itself.
Silver Coup / Nash Road Lot Line Change
Delancey Hall renovation and reopening
The award is $7,311.01 to the low bidder, with alternatives costing $1,300 to $2,800 more.
Croton Falls Water District Fund Deficit
Failure to act could cost the town roughly $6,200 more on the November 5 note paydown.
Hawley Woods subdivision approval
Three new homes with wells and septic systems would add construction traffic and development on a wooded tract; no town cost estimate was given.
Political signs in the public right-of-way
Minimal — staff time from a thinly stretched highway crew.
Route 121 parking near Hayfields
The town will need to buy and install about 61 signs, with the highway department declining to install them.
Candlewood Lake culvert and road work
Roughly $826,000 sought, with the county match making the FEMA share potentially cost-free to the town.
Auxiliary heat for Delancey Hall
This payment is $117,616.01, part of a contract totaling about $664,800.
Lobdell House porch repair
Roughly $400,000 in needed repairs; the porch alone is estimated in the mid-$20,000s.
$526,000 ARPA commitment to Somers sewer project
Sewer funding costs were not stated in the agenda.
water and sewer districts special meeting
No tax impact — the supervisor confirmed millions in cash remain — but sloppy accounting makes oversight harder.
Accessory apartment for elderly parents at 724 Titicus Road
Building coverage variance request at 8 Bonnieview Street
Hewlett Property Wetlands Permit / Floodplain Fill
A redesign could save the applicant the cost of fill and retaining wall work, but floodplain rules may require compensatory excavation.
Decisions during term (315)
Recorded while Aronchick was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Executive session
$850,000 bond for Pabst Water District PFAS filtration
ARB chair appointment
CAC reappointments
Robert Wasp CAC reappointment
Paul McCabe retirement acknowledged
Police officer resignation acknowledged
Structural inspection of Community Center
Water supply operating permits
Hach Company service agreement
Acorn Electrical — well panel installation
Temporary fuel tank at Delancey Hall
Lobdell House porch repair bid
HVAC duct cleaning at Delancey Hall
Pen and ink drawings of landmarks
Approval of minutes
September 22, 2026 – Public Hearing
Executive Session – Legal Advice and Board Interview
Approval of September 8, 2026 Minutes
Approval of September 2026 Department Reports
Voting record (4)
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