Timeline

Initial discussions with local Rabbinic Authorities to establish a perimeter.

First walk through town with the Rav Hamachshir for initial site proposal.

Planning changes for location.

Further discussion with the local Rabbinic Authority.

New site visit and site plan.

Full plan in place for installation.

Applications submitted to appropriate authorities.

Consulting arrangements with experienced Eruv coordinators from neighboring municipalities.

Spring Street LLC formally incorporated, insurance policy enacted to comply with local/authority rules, and initial application fees paid to Verizon for the use of telephone poles.

Materials ordered and delivered, application pending with Verizon for use of telephone poles.

Approval required by Central Hudson, local electric utility company (ELCO). ELCO contract received and completed.

Application approved by Central Hudson, pending inspection for final permits. ELCO engineer signs off on the work.

All licenses and permits issued. Website constructed, WhatsApp group created, plan communicated to the community and fundraising campaign launched.

The Eruv is repaired from winter wear and tear by Rav Avraham Sender Goldberger, the Rav Hamachshir, and Kosher status is recertified for the coming year.