Grant FundingGrantsDetected Jun 10, 2026

The Board will discuss a NYS DEC Water Quality Improvement Project (WQIP) Round 22 application, specifically the Land Acquisition for Source Water Protection component, and is set to approve professional grant-writing and technical support. LaBella Associates is proposed for grant writing services at a lump sum of $5,000, while Tectonic Engineering Consultants, Geologists, and Land Surveyors, DPC will provide WQIP application support for $11,950, including monitoring protocols, budget and cost estimates, mapping, and technical assistance during CFA preparation. This indicates the Village is actively pursuing state funding for land acquisition to protect drinking water sources, with LaBella and Tectonic positioned as key consultants on the application.If funded, the project could lead to significant real estate transactions, conservation planning, and engineering work, making this a critical early-stage signal for firms involved in land conservation, appraisal, environmental due diligence, and source-water infrastructure.

Village accountant notes providing assistance for the anticipated CFA application; Tectonic budget includes protocol development, mapping, detailed budgets, and general technical support.

Village of Cold SpringWQIP Round 22 grant application support for source water protection

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