â– Bonnie Charm Inc., a firm based in New Jersey, will conduct photography and video for Ann Taylor fashions in Cold Spring on Tuesday (Aug. 5) between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. At its Tuesday (July 29) meeting, the Cold Spring Village Board authorized Deputy Mayor Tweep Phillips Woods to sign a contract with the production company subject to three conditions: (1) Pending final details, the village will be paid no less than $9,500; (2) input from Officer-in-Charge Matt Jackson of the Police Department regarding the need for an additional officer on duty; and (3) Notification to business owners and residents who may be affected by the filming. The shoot will involve a crew of more than 30 people plus support vehicles. Phillips Woods will sign the final contract because Mayor Kathleen Foley is away until Aug. 6.
â– Andrew Hall, recently appointed to fill the trustee seat held by Eliza Starbuck, who resigned, was appointed to the audit committee.
â– The mayor was authorized to sign a retainer with Thomas, Drohan, Waxman, Petigrow & Mayle, based in Hopewell Junction, to provide labor law counsel.
â– The Tuesday meeting was attended by Foley, Phillips Woods and Hall. The other board members are Laura Bozzi and Aaron Freimark.
