Summary: Two benches located on the shore of the Hudson River, Verplanck, NY
The benches will provide an opportunity for the community and visitors to reflect on the historical nature and importance of this location where General George Washington commanded the Continental Army in its fight against the British at Verplanck Point and Stony Point on the North River, now known as the Hudson River. The project funds would be used for obtaining and installing the benches. Club members will be involved by arranging a dedication of the benches which will include a Reenactment. This project will be completed by April 2020.
Addendum- Due to Covid-19, the dedication and re-enactment will be removed until a later date.
Submitted
This project is "Submitted". This means that it needs to be signed by the club leadership. Notifications emails have been sent to these parties with instructions on how to digitally sign this project. Once all the signatures are collected, the status of the project will be automatically changed to "Signed".
November 20,2019. Meet with town officials to determine placement for benches. Town will get back to the club on which style bench is best suited to match existing benches.
19-Mar-20
by Rita Sharples
The benches have been received and sites for placement chosen. The Town of Cortlandt will be constructing and securing benches on sites. The dedication ceremony is scheduled for May 2,2020. Unfortunately because of covid-19, it is on hold at this time.
3-Aug-20
by David Schribman
The proposal was not sent during the last Rotary year but all project partners are still committed to doing this project this year.
24-Aug-20
by Rita Sharples
Project Completed - Final report, photos and financial documents have been uploaded to site.
24-Aug-20
by Rita Sharples
System Entry: Project sent for club signatures.
27-Aug-20
by Rita Sharples
MOU has been uploaded to site.
31-Aug-20
by David Schribman
carry over grant to 2020-2021.
4-Sep-20
by Taylor Eskew
The final report has been reviewed and found complete. Project is approved for reimbursement.
4-Sep-20
by Taylor Eskew
This project had a final cost of $2663.50. Accordingly $668.25 of the block grant for DG2093794 should be returned to the Foundation for global grant use or moved to the contingency column in the report.
28-Jun-21
by Taylor Eskew
this project needs to have status changed to completed