Meeting Summary: compiled by resident attendee(s)
Bayville Village Board Meeting Highlights - Monday, Jan 9, 2012 7:30 pmMeeting Summary: compiled by resident attendee
Bayville Village Board Meeting HighlightsBayville Village Board Meeting – Monday Nov. 28, 2011 - 7:30 pm
SUMMARY of discussions, prepared by audience participants
Recognition of two hero Police Officers from Nassau County for selfless bravery during helicopter rescue of driver of car hit by tree branch on Bayville Ave. on August
28th 2011 during extreme conditions of Hurricane Irene. Citation Award given.
Board motions to accept their last meeting minutes, Warrants & Claims, budget transfers, and 2012 Holiday and Meeting schedule.
Bridge Marina Lease:
Motion to accept amendment to 2002 lease agreement with Bridge Marina for 40 Ludlam Avenue, mutually agreed negotiations to extend lease another 5 year period at existing rent, with Bridge Marina to pay half of property taxes should they become due in the time period. Monthly rent of $10,655. Motion accepted.
Ludlam Ave Streetscape change order: Continuation of change order discussion from last meeting; changes to include more sidewalk areas in renovation project, of damaged areas that have deteriorated since the original project scope 2+ years ago. Different charge rates of saw cutting noticed by Trustee Fey were investigated and found to be attributed to required cutting depth.
<< MORE >>BAYVILLE VILLAGE BOARD MEETING Nov 14, 2011 7:30 pm
MEETING SUMMARY: (compiled by resident attendee)
Business Motions of Village Board:
Public Comment: The Mayor opened up Public Comment announcing that since September 26th public comment time ran over 2.5 hours, and that did not serve anyone, he will limit Public Comment tonight to 30 minutes.
Meeting adjourned.
NEXT MEETING: Monday November 28th, 7:30 pm.
Bayville Village meeting: Monday Sept 26, 7:30 pm.
(NEXT meeting is Monday October 24th—please come!)
Issues brought up in public discussion:
When I originally began addressing “The Roads of Bayville” several years ago on this blog, I did my absolute best to keep it objective. I was attempting to get the administration at that time to at least make an attempt to address the glaring flaws in the way that roads were being (or, more to the point, not being) handled. Obviously, living on Arlington Lane, this was no easy task. To my knowledge, Arlington Lane is the best (worst) example of these flaws in existence. I understand that, given the state of things in our little village, this is an ambitious statement.
At this point it may be a good idea to go back and re-read my prior posts on the subject:
http://bayvilleblog.com/2006/11/12/the-roads-of-bayville.aspx
http://bayvilleblog.com/2007/01/21/roads-revisited.aspx
As anyone who drives by Arlington Lane can attest, the road is a shambles. You need not even drive down the road to see that it is virtually impassable in anything but an SUV or truck. Each time we have even a moderate rainfall; the road floods and we are left with standing water for days. In the spring of 2010, there was standing water at the intersection of Arlington and Grove from March 11th to May 21st without ever once being dry - two and a half months.
I’m sure that, right about now, many of you are grumbling to yourselves that we should all just re-pave the road and stop complaining.
<< MORE >>Posted at the request of the Bayville Fire Company - Admin
The Bayville Fire Company is this years host of the 5th Battalion Parade and Drill. The event brings together the 11 fire departments along Nassau's North Shore that make up the 5th Battalion of the
Nassau County Fire Service. The days events will begin with the drill which is held at the track at Centre Island Beach. The drill will begin at 10:00AM on Saturday the 18th and should end around
2:00PM. The competition tests firefighters skills in ladder events, hose events and comes to a conclusion with the popular buckets brigade!
The evening events get started with the parade of the 11 departments through town. Each department is judged by appearance, number of members in line by judges that are stationed along the parade route. The parade will begin at School Street and proceed east to Centre Island Beach. At the conclusion of the parade entertainment will be provided by the band Flashback. This is the same band that performed at the recent Falcon Pride Summer Kick Off Concert.
The Grand Marshall for this years event was to be Past President Edward M.
<< MORE >>A groundbreaking ceremony has been scheduled to celebrate the start of the Birches sewage remediation project. The ceremony will take place at the site of the proposed pump station on Melody Rd. on Thursday April 16th at 10:30 P>
Barry E. Lamb
Bayville
Update- the hearing will be held at the Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building at 1550 Franklin Avenue, Mineola at 2:45 pm on Monday, August 4th. The hearing will be in the first floor legislative chamber.
Your help is needed to resolve the situation at the Birches.
Please come to a hearing by the Planning Committee of the Nassau County legislature at 2:45 pm on Monday, August 4th, to show your support for the Intermunicipal Agreement by Nassau County and the Town of Oyster Bay to connect the Birches to the << MORE >>
The Green Market is scheduled to open Saturday, June 7 and remain open through Saturday, September 6, 2008. We are looking for volunteers - Anyone interested can call Joanne at Village Hall 628-1439 extension 10.
Posted at the request of Kate Naughton
<< MORE >>The Locust Valley Central School District Annual Election of Board Members and Vote on the Budget will be held on Tuesday, May 20, 2008, between 12:00 noon and 10:00 p.m. at the following places:
Bayville Election District: Bayville Intermediate Schools
Brookville Election District: Community Hall, Brookville Reformed Church at the corner of Brookville Road and Wheatley Road
Locust Valley Election District: Locust Valley High School/Middle School
There will be a "Meet the Candidates” evening on Tuesday, May 13, 2008 at 8:00 p.m. in the High School Cafeteria. Six candidates are running for three seats on the Board of
Education: incumbents Dr. Yao H. Chu and Ronald J. Walsh, as well as Philip Bellisari, Kathleen Falciano, Joseph Florio and Lisa McLoughlin.
It’s been brought to my attention that the LVCSD Board of Education has opened a dialogue with the Village Gov’t, expressing concerns about the safety of the Cell Towers being so close to BP. The Village has responded that there is little community opposition to this situation, merely a dozen or so people who are
<< MORE >>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 24, 2008
CONTACT: Kathy Wilson ( 516) 922-1811
MARCELLINO HOLDS HEARING ON LONG ISLAND SOUND TUNNEL PROPOSAL
Senator Carl L. Marcellino (R-Syosset) Chairman of the Senate Environmental Conservation Committee today held a joint hearing with the Senate Transportation Committee on the Long Island Sound Tunnel proposal.
This hearing afforded the committees the opportunity to question the developer about the project and to hear from government officials that represent the areas most directly affected. According to Senator Marcellino this is just the opening to an array of steps in the process.
"This is a serious proposal by serious people. It must be fully reviewed before we change the landscape of Long Island forever," Senator Marcellino said.
In preparation for the hearing Senator Marcellino visited << MORE >>
On July 13th & 14th, the Bayville Fire Company will be hosting the 104th Nassau County Firefighters Parade & Drill. The Fire Company is hosting this event in recognition and honor of Ex-Chief Robert Broccolo being elected as President of the Nassau County Firemen's Association. The members are proud to support Ex-Chief Broccolo as he is the third member of the Bayville Fire Company to hold this honor in the ...<< MORE >>
The Poczatek's attorney asked for a motion to dismiss the charges against the Poczatek’s due to the fact that it violates their 14th Amendment rights.
The 14th Amendment reads-
Section 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which ...<< MORE >>
If you somehow missed the story about the Bayville parents that will be appearing in court tonight for their children making too much noise while playing, here is the Newsday article. The story has also had a lot of airplay on News 12 today at the top and bottom of the hour. The parents are due in Bayville Court tonight at 7PM to answer a noise complaint ...<< MORE >>
Hello. I am a breast cancer survivor, and currently working on a book- a collection of memoirs, stories and artwork from other breast cancer survivors. The stories can be fiction-loosely related to the cancer experience, survivor stories, and related artwork.
I hope to sell this (I am a published writer and journalist) and to earmark at least 1/2 of the profits for a breast cancer survivor's scholarship fund, since ...<< MORE >>
Use this to post ads to sell, swap or give away just about anything, or to advertise services. Used cars, babysitters, yard sales, kids looking to shovel snow, or a lightly used bicycle that your kid outgrew and you can’t bear to throw away – give it to someone who can use it. If you over estimated the amount of paint or other ...<< MORE >>
The condition of our sound side beaches has been a topic that I have been ...<< MORE >>
The Village of Bayville accepted the Nassau County Police Department’s proposal to put a High Tech Microwave Radio System on the village water tower despite public outcry. The reason for the public's concern is the location of the Microwave Antennae which will be across the street from the Bayville Primary School. During the course of the meeting Mayor Siegel had the NCPD remove one of the attendees who was voicing ...<< MORE >>
It’s been awhile since my last entry (I was away for a short vacation and life has gotten in the way since) and I wanted to catch up with a few brief updates and community announcements. These lulls in activity on the blog are the reason anyone who wants to keep up with what we are doing should subscribe. If you are going to subscribe, make sure you ...<< MORE >>
When dealing with the kind of issues that we deal with here on the Blog, it is always a concern that I am perceived as someone who is forever critical about what others are doing. Lets face it, it is human nature to not comment when things are going the way that we wish them to, and to get very vocal when they are not. I ...<< MORE >>