Booth Construction Progress

Design Drawings – Posted November 2018

Above: The foundation of the demolished booth as it stands now

Steel Safty Cage – Posted 11/11/2020

Steel Safety Cage Drawings – click here

Above: Balsawood model of steel safety cage design. Left to right: Front – Rt 17 side view, Bottom view, Northern view, Exit view – Tuxedo Road Exit, Roof view
According to FEMA guidelines, a direct crash into the steel cage by a vehicle (that bypasses the bollards) will sustain stops a 2,430-pound vehicle moving at 40 miles per hour. That is comparable to a C40 barrier rating. The booth is also protected by five bollards. The bollards have a K4 / ASTM M30 rating considered Medium Security. K4 rated bollards stop a 15,000-pound vehicle moving 30 miles per hour.

Construction Begins – 11/03/2020

Above: “First Cut” – Steel ceiling fabrication piece

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Hurricane Sandy

The Village Board of Trustees advises Village residents that danger still exists from trees and tree limbs affected by Hurricane Sandy. It is the property owner’s responsibility to remove trees & branches that were, or still remain, on their property; and that pose a danger to the public or Village roads. This is a significant safety concern, and we need each property owner to take the necessary steps to remove their trees that pose such a danger.

Booth Construction Progress

Hurricane Sandy