North Castle Supervisor Arden on Brynwood | Armonk Homes

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
TO: All North Castle Neighbors
FROM: Supervisor Howard Arden
RE: The Brynwood Matter
Please be advised that I will be asking the Town Board tomorrow night to join me in referring Brynwood's formation of a political action committee and its contributions during the recent primary election to the North Castle Board of Ethics for an advisory opinion.
During the period of time that the Board of Ethics has this matter before it, no further action will be taken by this Town Board on the Brynwood application.
The Brynwood item has been removed from the agenda as a

consequence. If there are any public comments regarding this at tomorrow's Town Board meeting they can be made at the end of the meeting during the public comment period.

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