Board Minutes - June 1, 2017

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
June 1, 2017

PRESENT:                                                                      ABSENT:
    
Mayor Frank DeMento   
Deputy Mayor John Lippmann
Trustee Patrick Hance
Trustee Lawrence Cieriello
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of May 10, 2017 were approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for May were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $16,565.03.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for May, 2017 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $6,784.00. 

WALDMANN PARK – FINAL PLAN

Mayor DeMento requested that the Deputy Clerk speak to the Board on final plans for Waldmann Park.  The Deputy Clerk presented the anticipated plans to the BOT, the Mayor requested that the inlay pavers by pond be removed from the plan.  The plans for the park will be revised according to comments and placed on the website for residents to review.  The Village is still awaiting confirmation from Senator Philip’s office on the amount of the requested grant.  Following this, the plans will be put out to bid.

INNESS PLACE BID RESULTS

Trustee Noone explained to the Board that there were four bidders for the road construction job for Inness Place.  The Engineer contracted to oversee the project, Jim Antonelli, went over all the bids for accuracy.  “I have analyzed the bids which were opened at Village Hall on May 24, 2017.  Four bids were received…I have checked the bids, references and the contactors’ experience with similar projects and I find that the apparent low bidder is qualified.  I recommend that the bid be awarded to United Paving of Mill Neck, NY for the amount of $106,945.00.”  Trustee Noone also explained to the Board that this project will be funded from the CHIPS money.  The measure was approved,  a motion to approve United paving as contractor for Inness Place improvement made by Trustee Noone, seconded by Mayor DeMento and confirmed by all.

GARBAGE CONTRACT

Trustee Ceriello explained to the Board that the new garbage contract became effective on 6/1/17 and has a five-year term.
 
VILLAGE ADMINISTRATOR

Mayor Frank DeMento spoke about the position and announced that Dan Breen has decided not to accept the position. Residents discussed with the Board the reason for the position and Trustee Ceriello explained in complete detail.  Conversations continued and the topic was closed.

SCANNING

The Village of Flower Hill has offered its scanner to the Village of Munsey Park for any large documents that need immediate scanning, otherwise the documents would be sent to Central Blueprint.  The remainder of the scanning project should be completed by the end of this year.

Motion to close the hearing made by Mayor Frank DeMento, seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone and confirmed by all.

__________________________       __________________________    

Frank DeMento                                      Maureen P. Mclean
Mayor                                                        Deputy Village Clerk

Board Minutes - May 10, 2017

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
May 10, 2017

PRESENT:                                                                                    ABSENT:   
Mayor Frank DeMento   
Deputy Mayor John Lippmann
Trustee Patrick Hance
Trustee Lawrence Cieriello
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 8:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of April 5, 2017 were approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for April/May were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $162,212.13.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for April, 2017 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $5,363.00. 

PETER MCGUGGART – 21 STUART

Mr. McGuggart addressed the Board to inquire on the outcome of his situation involving his neighbor’s tree damaging his retaining wall and steps.  He had met prior with the Village building inspector and former Mayor Sean Haggerty.  Mr. McGuggart stated, “There has not being any decision or outcome to my situation.”  Trustee Ceriello offered to handle this immediately and have a response to Mr. McGuggart no later than Friday, May 12, 2017.         

GARBAGE BIDS

The garbage bid results were addressed by Trustee Ceriello.  There were four companies that bid and the lowest responsible bid was Meadow Carting.  Motion to approve Meadow Carting as the lowest responsible bidder for a term of five (5) years for a total of $2,368,680.00 made by Trustee Ceriello, seconded by Mayor Frank DeMento and approved by all.

RESOLUTION FOR NEW POSITION – VILLAGE ADMINISTRATOR

Mayor Frank DeMento read the following resolution:

Be it resolved that the position of Village Administrator be created for the Incorporated Village of Munsey Park. Said Position will be as follows:
 
A. Establishment of position.
In order to provide the most economical and efficient overall direction, coordination and control of the day-to-day activities and operations of the Village of Munsey Park, to minimize the administrative details now handled by the Mayor, Board of Trustees and other Village officers, to provide centralized direction and control of all Village employees and appointed officers and to formalize the staff and advisory functions which are necessary to the foregoing, there is hereby established in the Village of Munsey Park the position and job of Village Administrator. This position shall not be interpreted or construed to be a public office, either appointed or elected, as defined in Article 3 of the Village Law or Article 2 of the Public Officers Law or as may be defined in any other law of this state.
 
B. Term.
The Village Administrator will be hired and retained, as well as disciplined and dismissed by the Board of Trustees pursuant to such terms and conditions and for such remuneration and for such period or periods of time as shall be established by the Mayor and Board of Trustees.
 
C. General Statement of Duties:
To oversee and participate in the operational aspects of the village including, directing, supervising and participating in maintenance and construction activities within the Village, including roadwork, weather management and clean-up, maintenance to Parks and Village property, as well as clerical/office work related to the operational aspects of the Village; performs any and all related duties as required and provide reports to the Mayor and Board of Trustees.
 
D. Duties and functions.
The duties and functions of the Village Administrator shall be subject to the direction and control of the Mayor and Board of Trustees and are the following:
A.  To oversee and coordinate the activities of all the Village departments  and all Village employees and to Supervise and direct all functions and activities of the village and of its officers and employees, except that of the Justice Court, Village Prosecutor, Village Attorney, Board of Appeals, Planning Commission and Boards of Review;
B.   Prepares work schedules and detailed maintenance reports, and maintains accurate records;
C.  To oversee the enforcement of the rules, regulations, ordinances, resolutions, local laws and Code of the Village of Munsey Park, New York, so that they are administered efficiently and fairly;
D.   To see that all inquiries by residents of the Village or other interested persons are referred to the appropriate Village official or department head for investigation and response;
E.   To conduct a continuing study of all functions and activities of the Village for the purpose of devising ways and means of obtaining greater efficiency and economy; Make reports to the Mayor and Board of Trustees on the affairs of the village and recommend to them such measures as he may deem necessary or appropriate for the purpose of obtaining greater efficiency and economy in the government and operation of the village;
F.  To make recommendations to the Board of Trustees as to measures or programs which he or she believes will improve the efficiency or economy of the Village;
G.   To keep abreast of available grants-in-aid from other levels of government, pursue these revenues and make and follow through on applications;
H.   To supervise the purchase of services, materials, supplies and equipment by means of Village purchase orders and oversee inventory control that is needed to maintain an up-to-date inventory; Supervises the maintenance of materials, supplies, and equipment inventories; Recommends the purchase of maintenance equipment;
I.     Supervises the preventive maintenance program for equipment, tools, and vehicles;
J.    Plans, coordinates, and supervises maintenance and repair of Village property, parks, roads, and walkways;
K. To attend meetings of the Board of Trustees and also to make recommendations to the Mayor and Board of Trustees on matters affecting the administration of the Village and Village personnel;
L.    Exercise general supervision over all expenditures of the village in accordance with the budget and keep the Board of Trustees fully advised of the financial condition of the village and its future financial needs;
M.  To assemble data and prepare requests for utility rate adjustments;
N.  To coordinate the planning and construction of major projects, maintain liaison with consulting engineers, inspect the work performance of contractors and ensure adherence to contract specifications;
O.   To make recommendations to the Board of Trustees concerning the establishment of priorities or work projects; prepares maintenance program budget recommendations;
P.   To inform the Board of Trustees and other Village officials of changes in federal, state and county legislation and rules pertaining to Village operations;
Q.   To make recommendations to the Board of Trustees concerning Village plans, updates and filing;
R.   To be responsible for preparation of plans and specifications on minor or routine projects for approval by the Board of Trustees;
S.   To perform such other duties pertaining to this position as prescribed by local law or as determined by the Board of Trustees;
T. Code Enforcement
 
E. Interpretation of duties and functions.
Nothing herein contained shall be deemed or construed as abolishing, transferring, impeding or curtailing any powers or duties or any elected or appointed official or of the Board of Trustees or of the Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer or Attorney, as prescribed by the Village Law or other applicable laws of the State of New York. 
 
The Motion was seconded by Trustee Noone and unanimously approved by all.

Village attorney, Bob Morici, then made a statement that Daniel Breen was eligible to be appointed to the position and that his appointment would be compliant with applicable law and the Village Code, specifically, the Ethics Policy. 

It was also stated that the Mayor would not supervise Daniel Breen and that Daniel Breen would be subject to the direction and control of the Board of Trustees.

Deputy Mayor Lippmann then made a motion to appoint Daniel Breen as the Village Administrator for a one year term at a salary and benefits to be decided later.  The motion was seconded by Trustee Noone and voted on as follows.

Motion to appoint Dan Breen as the Village Administrator for a one year term at a salary and benefits to be decided later as follows:

Mayor Frank DeMento –    Abstain
Deputy Mayor John Lippmann –   YES
Trustee Patrick Hance –    NO
Trustee Jennifer Noone –    YES
Trustee Lawrence Ceriello –   YES

It should be noted that the public was allowed to make comments and ask questions prior to the Board voting on both of the motions above.

Motion to close the hearing made by Deputy Mayor John Lippmann, seconded by Mayor Frank DeMento and confirmed by all.

__________________________       _________________________

 Frank DeMento                                      Barbara C. Miller
 Mayor                                                        Village Clerk/Treasurer

Board Minutes - April 5, 2017

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
April 5, 2017

PRESENT:     ABSENT:
     
Mayor Frank DeMento   
Deputy Mayor John Lippmann
Trustee Patrick Hance
Trustee Lawrence Cieriello
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Paul Pepper, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

The Mayor reported that the Oath of Office had been taken by the following, elected at the Annual Election on March 21, 2017:

Mayor – Frank DeMento – 71 votes

Trustee Patrick Hance – 71 votes

Trustee Lawrence Cierello – 71 votes

MINUTES for the meeting of March 8, 2017 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for March/April were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $105,027.07.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for March, 2017 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $9,286.00. 

BUDGET – 2017/2018

Trustee Patrick Hance reviewed the new budget explaining that the biggest line item in the budget is the garbage collection.  This year the Village will go over the annual tax cap and will place approximately $250,000 towards village roads. 
Motion made to decrease roads to $325,000 and to reapportion the $25,000 difference, $10,000 to village hall improvements and increase parks and grounds to $20,000 made by Deputy Mayor Lippmann, seconded by Mayor DeMento and approved by Trustee Noone and Trustee Ceriello. Trustee Hance opposed.  Motion to pass the budget for 2017/2018 as amended made by Deputy Mayor John Lippmann, seconded by Mayor DeMento and approved by Trustee Noone and Trustee Ceriello.  Trustee Hance opposed.

ANNUAL MEETING  

For the information of the Board, the Mayor referred to various sections of the Village Law of the State of New York and the Zoning Ordinance for the Village of Munsey Park concerning the action to be taken.

It was moved by Mayor Frank J. DeMento and seconded by Trustee John Lippmann that the following resolution be adopted:

BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Board of Trustees serve without compensation for the current fiscal year and,

 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that pursuant to §4-400 of the Village Law of the State of New York, the Board of Trustees approves the following appointments by the Mayor:

Patricia Miller, be re-appointed ACTING JUSTICE for a term of one (1) year, expiring on the first Monday of April, 2017;

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Manhasset Times, a newspaper published in Manhasset, Town of North Hempstead, be, and hereby is, designated OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER for the official year 2017-2018, pursuant to §4-412 of the Village Law of the State of New York; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that First National Bank of Long Island is hereby designated the OFFICIAL DEPOSITORY for the current official year and that the Clerk-Treasurer be authorized to deposit funds as outlined in the Investment Policy adopted by the Board of Trustees on January 14, 1987 and amended June 12, 1996; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that meeting dates for the 2017/2018 official year are as follows:

2017
June 14
July 12

August(no meeting)  
September 13
October 11
November 8
December 13

2018
January 10
February 14
March 14
Aprill 11

          Pursuant to §4-400 of the Village Law of the State of New York, Mayor Frank J. DeMento appoints John Lippmann as Deputy Mayor for the 2017-2018 Official Year.        

GARBAGE BIDS

There were four bids received for the garbage contract and were being reviewed by the Board.  Two additional bidders requested an extension of time to submit bids.  No action was taken by the Board on this request.

Motion to go into executive session made by Deputy Mayor John Lippmann, seconded by Mayor Frank Demento and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - March 8, 2017

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   March 8, 2017

PRESENT:     ABSENT:
     
Mayor Sean Haggerty   
Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento
Trustee Patrick Hance
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Paul Pepper, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of February 8, 2017 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for February/March were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $54,727.69.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for February, 2017 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $5,683.00. 

LIOLIS – 55 MANHASSET WOODS ROAD

Mr. T. J. Costello, architect for Mr. & Mrs. Liolis, 55 Manhasset Woods Road, is requesting to build a small retaining wall on the corner of the property.  Presently, there is a brick wall that is crumbling and the new retaining wall will continue further along the property.  On a motion made By Trustee Lippmann to approve the application, seconded by Deputy Mayor DeMento and approved by all.

COMPREHENSIVE ROAD PLAN

In connection with the comprehensive road plan delivered in January to the Village, Sidney Bowne developed a five phase improvement plan that covered 2.1 miles of Village roads at approximate cost of $3,610,000.  This cost includes construction and engineering fees, as well as Belgian block curbing for each phase.  The Board will use this information to come up with the road improvement strategy for the Village.  Trustee Noone indicated that Inness will be repaved in the Spring and that the Village will continue to make minor improvements through cut outs and patching, as well as budgeting more money towards roads in the future.

SPEED LIMIT

Walter Turturro wrote a letter to the Board requesting that the Village speed limit go from 30 mph to 25 mph.   Commuters cut through Munsey Park on Manhasset Woods Road and then take Eakins to the railroad station.  Trustee Lippmann explained that this speed limit is according to the Vehicle and Traffic Law and that 5 mph will not slow anyone down.  He also stated that he has been back and forth with the police department to have more patrol during commuting times.  The Board will continue to monitor this situation.

GARBAGE BIDS

The garbage bid will go out to the contractors who have showed interest to bid in the past.  Trustee Noone requested that the bid specifies three (3) year or five (5) year terms, so the Village can save on this cost.  The legal notice will be placed in the Manhasset Times.

VILLEGE ELECTION

The Village Clerk reminded the Board that the Village Election is March 21, 2017 from 12:00 noon to 9:00pm.  It has also be posted on the web site.

Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - February 8, 2017

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   February 8, 2017

PRESENT:     ABSENT:
     
Mayor Sean Haggerty   
Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento
Trustee Patrick Hance
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Paul Pepper, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of January 11, 2017 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for January/February were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $74,475.96.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for January, 2017 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $7,189.00. 

PETER MCGUGGART – 29 STUART

Mr. McGuggart appeared to request information concerning the timeline on when there will be a decision on the neighbor’s tree.  The Mayor stated that this situation is complicated and it is presently being reviewed by the Village Attorney.  As soon as a decision is made, Mr. McGuggart will be notified.

CREDIT CARD FOR VILLAGE

The Village Clerk explained to the Board that she is using her credit card to pay for the web site and that the Mayor is using his credit card for the village email account.  The Mayor asked the village clerk to look into purchasing a credit card to use in the above two accounts.  The Village Clerk also needs to get an account from the Mayor on what he personally has spent, so the village can reimburse him.

WHEREAS, a meeting of the Board of Trustees was held on Wednesday, February 8, 2017, to authorize the purchase of a credit card from First National Bank of Long Island at an maximum credit of $5,000, and

 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the resolution to authorize Barbara C. Miller to purchase the credit card and be the authorize signer, was adopted as follows:

 Mayor Sean Haggerty  -  Aye
 Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento -  Aye
 Trustee Patrick Hance   -  Aye
 Trustee Jennifer Noone  -  Aye
 Trustee John Lippmann  -  Aye

INNESS PLACE

Trustee Noone presented to the Board four proposals for engineering services for the repaving of Inness Place.  Some residents from Inness Place were also in attendance to express their concern over the street. State money from Chips will be able to pay for most, if not all of the construction expense of Inness and the Village will be required to pay for the engineering fees. The road strategy is to begin repaving the worst roads in the Village, starting with Inness. Trustee Noone presented quotes to the board from four engineering firms - D & B Engineering, Cashin Associates, Sidney Bowne and James Antonelli, P.C.

After discussion, a motion was made by Trustee Noone for the Village to engage an engineer to prepare the design, bid and construction phases of Inness Place, seconded by Deputy Mayor DeMento and affirmed by Trustee Lippmann.  Mayor Haggerty and Trustee Hance voted “NO”.

Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.

Motion to come out of executive session made by Deputy DeMento, seconded by Trustee Lippmann and confirmed by all.

Motion to approve James Antonelli, PC as the lowest responsible bidder at a cost not to exceed $17,160.00 made by Trustee Noone, seconded by Deputy Mayor DeMento and approved by all.

Motion to close the public meeting made by Trustee Hance, seconded by Deputy Mayor DeMento and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - January 11, 2017

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

                                   January 11, 2017

PRESENT:                                         ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty                            Trustee Patrick Hance

Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento

Trustee John Lippmann

Trustee Jennifer Noone                                                         

Paul Pepper, Village Attorney

Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of December 14, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.

CLAIMS for December/January were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $60,095.87.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for December, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $6,857.00. 

LOCAL LAW #1 -2017 – “OVERRIDE OF TAX LEVY LIMIT”

The Village Attorney presented to the Board the Local law #1 –2017 “A local law to override the tax levy limit established in General Municipal Law 3-c.”  The Mayor opened the public hearing on the adoption of this local law, and all who wished to be heard, were heard. After review, the hearing was closed on a motion made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann, and unanimously carried. Mayor Sean Haggerty made the motion to adopt Local Law #1 – 2017, which was seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone and confirmed. (A copy of the local law will be annexed to these minutes.)

LICENSE PLATE READERS (LPR) IN THE VILLAGE

Mayor Sean Haggerty introduced Deputy Inspector Gregory Abruzzo, Commanding Office Inspector Dan Flanagan and Det. Lt. Ken Stragaro from the Nassau County 3rd precinct.  Det. Lt. Stragaro is the individual in charge of the IT Department.  He spoke about how the license readers would work and that the base of the reader would be held at the Nassau County Police’s main headquarters.  He has dealt with LSAG as a vendor. The LPR’s have been placed in the Village of Woodsburgh.

Officer Inspector Flanagan informed the Village of the crime rates in Munsey Park.  For the past three years, Munsey Park has had around a 1% burglary rate. Trustee Noone suggested that the Board create a committee on security meet to gather the information to present to the Board.  Resident Abe Bronchtein offered to be on the committee.  Prior to leaving the Mayor asked the Commanding Officer Inspector Flanagan to introduce the POP (problem oriented policing) officers in the back of the room.  Mayor Haggerty thanked all of the police officers for coming and thank them for all their hard work.

MACCONANAIGH – 289 NASSAU AVENUE

Architect Jim Gilhooly appeared along with Mr. & Mrs. Macconanaigh to appeal the decision of the Building Advisory Committee (BAC).  The BAC had approved plans for a new roof line; however, according to Mr. Gilhooly, the original house plans were incorrect which caused his drawings to be inaccurate.  Mr. Gilhooly did an amendment to the original plans, but never went back to the BAC.  Both the contract and Mr. Gilhooly were issued tickets to appear in court in February, 2017.  Since the Village Building Inspector was not in attendance, the Board decided to adjourn the discussion and will meet with the Building Inspector, and the Chairwoman of the BAC, and do a site review.

Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - December 14, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   December 14, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

     
Mayor Sean Haggerty   Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of November 9, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for November/December were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $115482.29.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for November, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $7,157.00. 

INTRODUCTION OF LOCAL LAW #1 -2017 – “OVERRIDE OF TAX LEVY LIMIT”

The Village Attorney presented to the Board the draft of Local law #1 –2017 “A local law to override the tax levy limit established in General Municipal Law 3-c.”  The Board discussed the proposed local law and it was moved by Trustee Patrick Hance to hold a public hearing for the purpose of adopting such local law on January 11, 2017 at 7:30pm, seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone and unanimously carried.

Motion made by Trustee Patrick Hance that the adoption of the proposed local law under SEQRA will not result in any significant adverse environmental impact and that the Board make a negative declaration under SEQRA, was seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone, and unanimously carried. A copy is available at the Village Hall.

The Clerk is directed to provide notice of this public hearing as required, and to forward copies of the proposed local law and SEQRA determination to the Nassau County Planning Commission as required by §239-m of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York.

LICENSE PLATE READERS IN THE VILLAGE

After recent burglaries in the Village, Mayor Sean Haggerty asked two license plate reader companies to come to the meeting tonight to explain how the license readers work and any other information that would enlighten everyone. A+ Technology and NDI Recognition Systems separately explained how the recognition systems continuously scan and read license plates under various lighting and weather conditions.  Resident Malinda Gillan was opposed to the cameras, as she felt it was an invasion of privacy and did not want anyone to know her whereabouts.  She also believed that it was a waste of money considering only six houses have been broken into.  Mayor Sean Haggerty explained that this was just a preliminary meeting to find out how the scanners operate.  If at such time, the Village Board decides to go ahead with the cameras, a formal bid process would take place.
 
Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - November 9, 2016

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   November 9, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

     
Deputy Mayor Frank J. DeMento  Mayor Sean Haggerty
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of October 12, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for October/November were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $80,402.55.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for October, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $11,071.00. 

169 KENSETT ROAD - DRIVEWAY

Mr. Ryan Miller appeared before the Board to seek approval to maintain his driveway as it currently is.  The driveway is larger than the required dimensions in today’s Village code.  Mr. Miller presented a letter from the former owner, Mrs. Grace Pitti, stating that the driveway has not been changed since as far back as 1968.  Mr. Miller is seeking approval to maintain the driveway as it is.  The Board requested that Mr. Miller submit a permit application to maintain the driveway as is, as well as a survey indicating the dimensions of the driveway.  It should be submitted to the Building Inspector for review.

82 BORGLUM ROAD – FENCE & GATES

Donald Higgins, attorney for Mr. & Mrs. Mansoor Beg, made an application to continue a fence along the side of 82 Borglum to match the existing fence on the neighboring property.  He also requested two gates - one on with wide of the rear of the house.  Mrs. Beg’s dog was severely attacked years ago in a different neighborhood.  She just wants to make sure that her dog is safe.  Deputy DeMento offered the best solution is intertwining turkey wire into the existing bushes.  The turkey wire is very strong and accepted by the Village with no permit.  On a motion to approve the two gates that are not visible from the road approved by Deputy Mayor Demento, seconded by Trustee Lippmann and confirmed by all.

CRACK SEALANT FOR VILLAGE ROADS

Trustee Noone explained to the Board that the crack sealant on the Village roads has been completed at a cost of $24,000.  The company did have to come back to the Village to correct some areas, and a few areas were added.  The Village plans to do additional roads next year.

TREE REPLACEMENT FORM

The Village Clerk explained to the Board that many residents were replacing 80 foot trees with little cherry trees or crepe myrtle trees at a height of 5 feet.  She put together a form to be used in conjunction with the tree application permit.  Deputy Mayor Demento suggested that it would be best just to copy section 172-7 of the code instead of only naming certain trees.  Motion to adopt the amended tree replacement form approved by Trustee Lippmann, seconded by Deputy Mayor DeMento and confirmed by all.

REIMBURSEMENT RESOLUTION – 2016

At a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Munsey Park, Nassau County, New York, held at Village Hall, in Manhasset, New York, in said Village, on the 9th day of November, 2016, at 7:30 o’clock P.M., Prevailing Time.
The meeting was called to order by Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento, and upon roll being called, there were
PRESENT: 
Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento
Trustee Patrick Hance
Trustee Jennifer Noone
Trustee John Lippmann

ABSENT:
Mayor Sean Haggerty

The following resolution was offered by Deputy Mayor Frank Demento, who moved its adoption, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann, to wit:

RESOLUTION DATED NOVEMBER 9, 2016.

RESOLUTION OF INTENT REGARDING THE TEMPORARY EXPENDITURE OF GENERAL FUND MONIES PRIOR TO THE PROPOSED SALE AND ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS AND/OR NOTES OF THE VILLAGE OF MUNSEY PARK, NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK, IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDING $5,100,000 FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF ROADS AND THE PURCHASE OF HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT IN AND FOR SAID COUNTY.
WHEREAS, the Village of Munsey Park, Nassau County, New York (the “Village”), has the power and authority to issue general obligation bonds of the Village for the purpose of, among other things, paying the cost of the reconstruction of roads and the purchase of highway equipment, including original equipment, machinery, apparatus, appurtenances, and incidental improvements and expenses in connection therewith, pursuant to the provisions of the Local Finance Law of the State of New York (the “Act”); and
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Village is considering to proceed under the provisions of the Act to authorize, sell and issue its general obligation bonds and/or notes in anticipation thereof, for said purpose, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in one or more bond resolutions in an aggregate principal new money amount not to exceed $5,100,000 to be adopted thereafter in accordance with requirements of the Act; and
WHEREAS, the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, and the United States Treasury Department regulations promulgated thereunder (together, the “Code”) require that an issuer who intends to reimburse itself for monies to be advanced and expended for a capital project from the proceeds of a debt obligation of the issuer, adopt a declaration of official intent to so reimburse not later than sixty days after the payment of any such original expenditures paid with such advanced monies; and
WHEREAS, the Code provides that such declaration may be made in the form of a resolution of the issuer;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Munsey Park, Nassau County, New York, as follows:
Section 1. The Board of Trustees of the Village hereby finds and determines:
(a) By virtue of the Act, the Village has been vested with all powers necessary and convenient to carry out and effectuate the purposes and provisions of the Act and to exercise all powers granted to it under the Act.
(b) It is the intent of the Village to authorize, sell and issue its general obligation bonds and/or notes in the aggregate new money principal amount not exceeding $5,100,000 (the “Bonds” and the “Notes”) for the purpose of paying the cost of the paying the cost of the reconstruction of roads and the purchase of highway equipment, including original equipment, machinery, apparatus, appurtenances, and incidental improvements and expenses in connection therewith (the “Project”), pursuant to the provisions of the Act.
(c) It is expected that under Section 149(e) of the Code, interest on the Bonds and/or Notes will not be includable in gross income for federal income tax purposes.
(d) In anticipation of the issuance of the Bonds and/or Notes, the Village hereby states its intention to reimburse general fund monies of the Village heretofore and hereafter expended in an amount not to exceed $5,100,000 in connection with the Project through the issuance of the Bonds and/or Notes, such reimbursement allocations to be made not later than eighteen months after the date the original expenditure is paid and such expenditure of general fund monies is hereby authorized pursuant to resolutions of this Board of Trustees authorizing said Project.
Section 2. A copy of this resolution shall be placed on file in the office of the Village Clerk where the same shall be available for inspection during business hours.
Section 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follows:
           Mayor Sean Haggerty      -Absent
            Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento   - Aye
Trustee John Lippmann- Aye
Trustee Jennifer Noone- Aye
    Trustee Patrick Hance- Aye
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted.
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2017 VILLAGE ELECTION

The Village Clerk advised the Board that the next Village Election will be on Tuesday – March 21, 2017 from noon to 9:00pm.  The three positions are Mayor and Two trustees for a two year term.  The legal was placed in the Manhasset Times for the week of November 14, 2016.

Motion to close the hearing made by Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - October 12, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   October 12, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty   Trustee Patrick Hance  
Deputy Mayor Frank J. DeMento
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of September 14, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for September were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $96,633.89.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for September, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $5,764.00. 

ENGINEERS PROPOSAL FOR ROADWAY CONDITIONS

Trustee Jennifer Noone presented the Board with a letter from Roger Cocchi, from the engineering firm of Sidney Bowne & Son, on a proposal for a complete Village roadway condition assessment.   This comprehensive report will allow the Board to make the necessary plans for short and long term road repairs for the Village. Mayor Sean Haggerty requested that this be completed no later than year end, so the Board has time to review the report in anticipation of planning spring road work. In addition, Trustee John Lippmann added that this would be very helpful to project any future bond cost. Motion to approve the engineer’s comprehension plan made by Trustee Jennifer Noone, seconded by Mayor Sean Haggerty and approved by all.

INNESS PLACE

Trustee Noone expressed her concerns regarding the poor conditions of Inness Place and the timing of its replacement. Trustee Noone notes that Inness Place residents have repeatedly requested for road repairs and that the street is one of the worst in the Village. Trustee Noone advocated for Inness Place to be first on the list for repair and mentioned that CHIPS money can be used for minor road repairs, while the Village figures out its long-term road plan.  After the comprehensive road report is reviewed by the Board, Inness Place repair will be discussed again.

REPLACEMENT OF STEERLOADER

Mayor Sean Haggerty with the Board reviewed the purchase of a new utility tractor by John Deere.  He had also called the vendor to go over the pricing and is satisfied.  The Village’s present equipment is outdated and isn’t equipped to do major lifting.  Motion to approve the John Deere 5075M utility tractor at a cost of $85,208.31 with a trade in of the Village’s 2011 Case tractor at a cost of $15,000 for a total purchase price of $70,208.31.

LEAF SCHEDULE PICK-UP – 2016

Munsey Park will provide the special five (5) week leaf collection
 service this fall.

Bagged leaves only should be placed for curbside pickup
 on the following five Mondays. Ten (10) bags per pick up

November 14
November 21
November 28
December 5
December 12

This special collection is the only time that any leaf bags
 may be placed at the curbThe Village will not pick up leaves on any other date!

CRACKS ON ABBEY ROAD

Mayor Sean Haggerty explained to the Village Clerk that there are still two huge cracks on the roadwork done on Abbey Road.  The Village Clerk with call the contractor and get the area repaired.  Apparently, the area settled and the cement cracked.

CRACK SEALANT ON ROADS

Trustee Jennifer Noone explained to the Board that crack sealant of the roads will start on Thursday, October 13, 2016.  Work should last three (3) days, weather permitting.  Crack Sealant is necessary for the proper maintenance of Village roads.  It prevents water from lifting and advancing the deterioration of the roads.  The Village Clerk was instructed to place the notice of maintenance on the web site.

DOUBLE YELLOW LINES

Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento requested that after the crack sealant is complete he would like to obtain a quote to double yellow strip Copley and Abbey road.  The Village Clerk will get a price from the State Contractor.

Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.
 

Board Minutes - September 14, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   September 14, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty   
Deputy Mayor Frank J. DeMento
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone
Trustee Patrick Hance       
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MOMENT OF SILENCE for the Munsey Park residents who lost their lives on September 11, 2001:  Thomas Burke, Paul R. Casio, James Connor, Joseph J. Dickey, Jr., John F. Iskyan, Timothy C. Kelly and Frank Salvaterra.

MINUTES for the meeting of July 13, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for July/August/September were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $144,721.36.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for August, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $4,794.00. 

RESOLUTION – “APPOINTMENTS”

WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees on September 14, 2016, addressed the matter of certain appointments of the Mayor of the Incorporated Village of Munsey Park.
WHEREAS, the Mayor referred to various sections of the Village Law of the State of New York and the Zoning Ordinance for the Village of Munsey Park concerning the action to be taken.
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Board of Trustees serve without compensation for the 2016/2017 fiscal year and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that pursuant to §4-400 of the Village Law of the State of New York, the Board of Trustees approves the following appointments by the Mayor:
ANTHONY S. DIPROPERZIO, be re-appointed BUILDING INSPECTOR for a term expiring on the first Monday of April, 2017.
PATRICIA MILLER, be re-appointed ACTING JUSTICE for a term expiring on the first Monday of April, 2017;
ROBERT MORICI, MORICI & MORICI, LLP, be re-appointed VILLAGE ATTORNEY for a term expiring on the first Monday of April, 2017;
LAURA DILIMETIN, be re-appointed prosecutor for a term expiring on the first Monday of April, 2017.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the firm of SATTY, LEVINE & CIACCO, CPAs, be re-appointed to provide accounting services and the Village’s yearly audit for a term expiring on the first Monday of April, 2017; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that THE MANHASSET TIMES, a newspaper published in Manhasset, Town of North Hempstead, be, and hereby is, designated OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER for the official year 2016-2017, pursuant to §4-412 of the Village Law of the State of New York; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that First National Bank of Long Island is hereby designated the OFFICIAL DEPOSITORY for the current official year and that the Clerk-Treasurer be authorized to deposit funds as outlined in the Investment Policy adopted by the Board of Trustees on January 14, 1987 and amended June 12, 1996; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that meeting dates for the remainder of the 2016/2017 official year are as follows:
October 12, 2016, November 9, 2016, December 14, 2016, January 11, 2017, February 8, 2017 and March 15, 2017.
Pursuant to §4-400 of the Village Law of the State of New York, Mayor Sean Haggerty appoints FRANK DeMENTO as Deputy Mayor for the 2016-2017 Official Year. The forgoing resolution was moved by Mayor Sean Haggerty and seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone, and adopted as follows:
 Sean Haggerty, Mayor   - Aye
 Frank DeMento, Deputy Mayor - Aye
 Patrick Hance, Trustee  - Aye
 Jennifer Noone. Trustee  - Aye
 John Lippmann, Trustee  - Aye
   

RESOLUTION: “TREE, SHRUBS, BUSHES APPLICATION”

WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees on September 14, 2016, addressed the matter of the handling of applications to the Village with regard to trees, shrubs, bushes and other front yard plantings.
WHEREAS, based upon the powers and authorities vested in the ‘Tree Committee’ under Chapter 172 of the Village Code of the Incorporated Village of Munsey Park, the Board of Trustees hereby finds and determines that the 3 member committee, appointed by the Board of Trustees, is uniquely situated to act as an advisory committee to the Board of Trustees with regard to the placement and planting of trees, shrubs, bushes and all other front yard plantings within the village.
BE IT RESOLVED, that all such matters will be referred to the Tree Committee, whereby a non-binding advisory opinion will be rendered to the Board of Trustees, which will then render its determination on such issues independently and in their own discretion.
 NOW THEREFORE, that the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Munsey Park and has resolved to refer all issues with regard to the placement and planting of trees, shrubs, bushes and all other front yard plantings within the village to the Tree Committee, by a vote of 5 to 0,
The forgoing resolution was moved by Trustee John Lippmann and seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone, and adopted as follows:
 Sean Haggerty, Mayor   - Aye
 Frank DeMento, Deputy Mayor - Aye
 Patrick Hance, Trustee  - Aye
 Jennifer Noone, Trustee  - Aye
 John Lippmann, Trustee  - Aye

BUILDING ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPEAL – RYAN MILLER

Pat O’Neill, Architect, for the Millers169 Kensett Road, is making an application to appeal the decision from the Building Advisory Committee (BAC) to place brick on the side of the house on the second floor.  Originally, the house had siding and the Millers would prefer to put back the siding.  Ms. O’Neill presented pictures of the house prior to construction and during construction.  The Board decided to hold off on a decision pending having all Board members visit the site.

STOP SIGN ON KENSETT ROAD

Mr. Miller addressed the Board concerning having a “STOP” sign installed on Kensett to calm the traffic.  Mr. Boone from 160 Kensett, called the village clerk to advise thathe was unable to attend the trustee meeting and was against the placement of the “STOP” sign.  Mr. Boone requested that this meeting be adjourned until surrounding residents can attend.  Mayor Haggerty informed the Millers that since the Board members would be at the house to look at the façade and will review the road concerning a new “STOP” sign.

BLOCK PARTY – RIDGE CRESCENT SOUTH OF RYDER

Becky Tountas, 174 Ryder, is requesting a block party on September 25, 206 from 3:00pm – 8:00pm.  In her request, she stated that “the majority of the residents have approved the party” Mayor Haggerty requested that she obtain all the names of addresses of those residents in approval of the block party.  The Board approves the block party on the condition that the Village office receives all the names prior to the September date.

Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.
 

Board Minutes - July 8, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
July 13, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty   Trustee Jennifer Noone
Deputy Mayor Frank J. DeMento
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Patrick Hance       
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of June 8, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for June/July were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $105,477.06.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for June, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $7,755.00. 

RESOLUTION – “DRIVER ADMINISTRATIVE FEE”

Village Attorney, Paul Pepper, advised the Board in the change of Vehicle and Traffic Law 1804 pertaining to a change in charging an administration fee to those tickets that are dismissed.

WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Munsey Park on July 13, 2016, addressed the matter of a ‘Driver Administrative Fee’, with regard to matters before the Village Court of the Incorporated Village of Munsey Park (hereinafter referred to as the “Village”).
WHEREAS, based upon the powers and authorities vested in the Village, in accordance with New York State Vehicle & Traffic Law Section1804 and considering the financial burden of operating the Village Court for the benefit and safety of the residents of the Village and the public at large,
BE IT RESOLVED, In addition to any other fine or sentence imposed by the Village Court, an administrative fee of thirty ($30.00) dollars shall be assessed for each traffic violation or infraction, other than a parking ticket under §188-1 of this Code, of which has been adjudicated to a final disposition of ‘guilty’ or for which each such person or entity has been found liable. 
NOW THEREFORE, that the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Munsey Park and has resolved to enact a ‘Driver Administrative Fee’, as described herein by a vote of4 to 0,
The forgoing resolution was moved by Mayor Sean Haggerty and seconded by Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento, and adopted as follows:
 Sean Haggerty, Mayor  - Aye
 Frank DeMento, Deputy Mayor - Aye
 Patrick Hance, Trustee  - Aye
 Jennifer Noone, Trustee  - Absent
 John Lippmann, Trustee  - Aye
    

STANDARD WORK DAY – VILLAGE JUSTICE

The Village Clerk had received an inquiry from the New York State Comptroller that the Village had never submitted a standard workday for the Village Justice.  A report must be filed along with a resolution passed by the Board of trustees no later than August 31, 2016.

WHERE AS, a meeting of the Board of Trustees was held on Wednesday, July 13, 2016, to enact the standard work day hours for the Village Justice pursuant to State regulation (Title 2NYCRR Part 315.4),

WHERE AS, the standard work day for the Village Justice of the Village of Munsey Park as one (1) day per month at 7.5 hours, and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that upon motion by Mayor Sean Haggerty to adopt the foregoing resolution and seconded by Trustee Patrick Hance and unanimously carried.

Mayor Sean Haggerty  - Aye
 Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento - Aye
 Trustee Patrick Hance   - Aye
 Trustee Jennifer Noone  - Absent
 Trustee John Lippmann  - Aye

Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.
 

Board Minutes - June 8, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
June 8, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty   Trustee Patrick Hance
Deputy Mayor Frank J. DeMento
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone       
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of May 11, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.

 
CLAIMS for May were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $350,495.71 (which includes bond principal & interest).  After review, the Board approved all for payment.  Claims for June were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of 9,067.07.  After review, the Board approved all for payment.

JUSTICE REPORT for May, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $7,924.00. 

684 HUNT LANE - BUSHES

Mrs. Denise Polis, 684 Hunt Lane, appeared with regard to the bushes along her driveway.  Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento again explained that Village law does not allow bushes to extend past the front of the house.  Mrs. Polis would like to have the boxwoods on both sides of her driveway.  On a motion made by Trustee John Lippmann, seconded by Deputy Mayor, Frank DeMento, to have the bushes removed by July 10, 2016 and confirmed by all.

WALDMAN PARK

Mrs. Audrey Garvin from the Munsey Park Women’s Club appeared before the Board to discuss the revitalization of Waldman Park.  She submitted to the Board a preliminary landscaping plan.  The Board will review the plan and make any necessary changes.

VILLAGE CLERK REPORT

Board members reviewed the new clerk’s report and its new format.  All members liked the new format and its content.  Deputy Mayor Frank Demento requested that the Village Clerk review the numbers and put the terms of the members of the Zoning Board of Appeals.  Mayor Sean Haggerty stated that the report was very helpful and informative.

Motion to go into executive session made by Trustee John Lippmann, seconded by Mayor Sean Haggerty and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - May 11, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
May 11, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty   Deputy Mayor Frank J. DeMento
Trustee John Lippmann   Trustee Jennifer Noone
Trustee Patrick M. Hance       
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of April 13, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.

 
CLAIMS for April/May were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $94,446.14.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for April, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $9,429.00. 

VILLAGE CLERK REPORT

Board members reviewed the new clerk’s report and its new format.  Comments will be made at the next Board meeting.

Motion to close the meeting made by Deputy Mayor John Lippmann, seconded by Mayor Sean Haggerty and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - April 13, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
April 13, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty
Trustee Frank J. DeMento            
Deputy Mayor John Lippmann
Trustee Patrick M. Hance
Trustee Jennifer Noone       
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

The Mayor reported that the Oath of Office had been taken by the following, elected at the Annual Election on March 15, 2016:

Trustee Jennifer Noone – 72 votes

Trustee John Lippmann – 72 votes

MINUTES for the meeting of March 9, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.

 
CLAIMS for March/April were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $63,408.43.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for March, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $6758.00. 

FINAL BUDGET

The Board of Trustees passed the budget for fiscal year 2016/2017, commencing on June 1, 2016.  The budget will be approximately 2% over prior year and over the tax cap of .12%. The Village again experienced a reduction in its total tax base as a number of homes successfully argued for reduced assessments.  Motion to close the public hearing made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone and approved by all.  Motion to adopt the budget made by Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento, seconded by Trustee Hance and approved by all. 

VILLAGE CLERK REPORT

Board members were given binders, which included different areas of village business.  The Mayor explained to the Village Clerk that the binders were nicely done, but he wanted the report simpler.  The Mayor wants all members to be knowledgeable on what is going on in all areas of the village.  Future board members will be able to look back on any given month and know what was done and completed in the village.  Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento explained to the Board that he had met with the village clerk and addressed needed changes and additions as well as the expected content of the report. The Board reviewed and addressed each section and what needs to be reported.  The Village Clerk and Deputy Clerk explained that it is a work in progress.

ANNUAL KIDS CHARITY FUN RUN

The Munsey Park Women’s Club requested to have their Annual Kids Charity Fun Run on Saturday – June 4, 2016.  On a motion made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento and approved by all.

SCA FAIR

Linda Gurino, Chairperson for the SCA Fair, advised the Board that the SCA Fair will take place on Saturday, May 7, 2016 from 10:00am to 5:00pm on the Munsey Park School Field.  The security is the same as last year and hopefully the weather will be perfect.  The Board approved the fair.

FENCE - 60 SULLY DRIVE

Mrs. Ohlmann, 60 Sully Drive, submitted a building application to replace her existing fence with a stockade fence with the Symtec wall fence on the inside exactly the same as the Ashenberg’s approved application.  Motion to approve the fence made by Deputy Mayor Frank Demento, seconded by Mayor Sean Haggerty and approved by all.

BASKETBALL HOOP – 235 KENSETT ROAD

Mr. Neil Glosman, 235 Kensett Road, made application to install a permanent basketball hoop on his driveway.  He submitted a signed approval letter from his neighbor.  Motion to approve the permanent basketball hoop made by Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento, seconded by Mayor Sean Haggerty and approved by all.

Motion to go into executive session made by Deputy Mayor John Lippmann, seconded by Mayor Sean Haggerty and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - March 9, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
March 9, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty   Trustee Frank J. DeMento       
Deputy Mayor John Lippmann
Trustee Patrick M. Hance
Trustee Jennifer Noone       
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of February 10, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.

 
CLAIMS for February/March were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $100,387.17.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for February, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $9,002.00. 

LOCAL LAW #2 – 2016 “CODE OF ETHICS”

The Village Attorney presented to the Board Local Law #2-2016 “A local law to establish chapter 27 for the Code of Ethics”.  The Mayor opened the public hearing on the adoption of this local law, and all who wished to be heard, were heard.  After review, the hearing was closed on a motion made by Deputy Mayor John Lippmann, seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone, and unanimously carried.  Mayor Sean Haggerty made the motion to adopt Local Law #2 -2016, which was seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone and confirmed.  (a copy of the local law will be annexed to these minutes.)

TENTATIVE BUDGET

Trustee Hance explained that the tentative budget is a work in progress.  The final budget will be placed on the April agenda as a public hearing.

BELLOWS LANE

Peter Albinski, architect for Manhasset Development, LLC, presented to the Board the preliminary civil and site design of the proposed new residence on Bellows Lane.  The Village Engineer, Steven E. Patek, reviewed the site plan and accepted all the changes that were suggested to Mr. Albinski, except he was concerned about the trees.  Mr. Albinski explained to the Board that some trees obviously have to be removed due to the location of the house, but the owner will make sure that no trees are unnecessarily removed.  The Village Building Inspector also commented that Mr. Albinski had made all the necessary changes indicated by the Village Engineer.  Motion to approve the site plan with the drainage and grading made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee Patrick Hance and approved by all.

VILLAGE SPEED SIGN

Dr. Susi addressed the Board as to when the Village speed sign will be moved to other areas of the village.  Mayor Sean Haggerty explained that the sign will be moved shortly.  Dr. Susi also advised the Board that residents are continuing to place trash at the curb.  The Village Clerk requested that Dr. Susi give her the addresses and she will also contact Meadow Carting.

Motion to go into executive session made by Deputy Mayor John Lippmann, seconded by Mayor Sean Haggerty and confirmed by all.

Board Minutes - February 10, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
February 10, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty                      
Deputy Mayor John Lippmann
Trustee Frank J. DeMento
Trustee Patrick M. Hance
Trustee Jennifer Noone       
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

The Mayor introduced and congratulated James C. McInnis on his twenty-seven years of service to the Village of Munsey Park and on his recent retirement.  “With mixed emotions, the Village congratulates Jim on his retirement, serving Village residents with a level of dedication and professionalism we all have come to admire”  The Mayor presented Mr. McInnis with a citation and an engraved watch.  Also present was Town of North Hempstead Chief of Staff, Cindy Cardinal, Councilwoman Dina De Giorgio and Town Clerk, Wayne Wink who also honored Mr. McInnis with citations.

MINUTES for the meeting of January 13, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.

 
CLAIMS for January/February were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the amount of $25,638.04.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for January, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total amount of $14,638.00. 

INTRODUCTION OF LOCAL LAW #2 -2016 – “CODE OF ETHICS”

The Village Attorney presented to the Board the draft of Local law #2 –2016 “A local law to establish chapter 27 for the Code of Ethics.”  The Board discussed the proposed local law and it was moved by Mayor Sean Haggerty to hold a public hearing for the purpose of adopting such local law on March 9, 2016 at 7:30pm, seconded by Deputy Mayor John Lippmann and unanimously carried.

Motion made by Mayor Sean Haggerty that the adoption of the proposed local law under SEQRA will not result in any significant adverse environmental impact and that the Board make a negative declaration under SEQRA, was seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone, and unanimously carried. A copy is available at the Village Hall.

The Clerk is directed to provide notice of this public hearing as required, and to forward copies of the proposed local law and SEQRA determination to the Nassau County Planning Commission as required by §239-m of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York.

DERUCCI – NORTHERN BOULEVARD - SIGNS

Michael Colamussi from North Shore Neon Sign Company sought approval for the signage for the new store on Northern Boulevard. Initially, the applicant was to place four signs on the building, but decided to only place the signs on the West and East corners of the building with the name “DeRucci”. They also requested that existing pylon sign contain the name DeRucci.   Motion made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee Frank DeMento to approve the signage on the building as described with white background and black lettering and the existing pylon sign with the name DeRucci approved by all.

POLICE ENFORCEMENT

Mayor Sean Haggerty advised the Board that due to the recent burglaries Nassau County will be providing extra enforcement.

Motion to go into executive session made by Deputy Mayor John Lippmann, seconded by Mayor Sean Haggerty and confirmed by all.

Board Meeting Minutes - January 11, 2017

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   January 11, 2017

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

     
Mayor Sean Haggerty   Trustee Patrick Hance
Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Paul Pepper, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of December 14, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for December/January were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers
in the amount of $60,095.87.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for December, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total
amount of $6,857.00. 

LOCAL LAW #1 -2017 – “OVERRIDE OF TAX LEVY LIMIT”

The Village Attorney presented to the Board the Local law #1 –2017
“A local law to override the tax levy limit established in General
Municipal Law 3-c.”  The Mayor opened the public hearing on the
adoption of this local law, and all who wished to be heard, were heard.
After review, the hearing was closed on a motion made by Mayor Sean Haggerty,
seconded by Trustee John Lippmann, and unanimously carried. Mayor Sean Haggerty
made the motion to adopt Local Law #1 – 2017, which was seconded by
Trustee Jennifer Noone and confirmed. (A copy of the local law will
be annexed to these minutes.)

LICENSE PLATE READERS (LPR) IN THE VILLAGE

Mayor Sean Haggerty introduced Deputy Inspector Gregory Abruzzo, Commanding Officer
Inspector Dan Flanagan and Det. Lt. Ken Stragaro from the Nassau County 3rd precinct.
Det. Lt. Stragaro is the individual in charge of the IT Department.  He spoke
about how the license readers would work and that the base of the reader would be
held at the Nassau County Police’s main headquarters.  He has dealt with LSAG as a
vendor. The LPR’s have been placed in the Village of Woodsburgh.Officer Inspector
Flanagan informed the Village of the crime rates in Munsey Park.  For the past
three years, Munsey Park has had around a 1% burglary rate. Trustee Noone suggested
that the Board create a committee on security meet to gather the information to
present to the Board.  Resident Abe Bronchtein offered to be on the committee.
Prior to leaving the Mayor asked the Commanding Officer Inspector Flanagan to
introduce the POP (problem oriented policing) officers in the back of the room.
Mayor Haggerty thanked all of the police officers for coming and thank them for
all their hard work.

MACCONANAIGH – 289 NASSAU AVENUE

Architect Jim Gilhooly appeared along with Mr. & Mrs. Macconanaigh
to appeal the decision of the Building Advisory Committee (BAC).
The BAC had approved plans for a new roof line; however, according to
Mr. Gilhooly, the original house plans were incorrect which caused his
drawings to be inaccurate.  Mr. Gilhooly did an amendment to the original
plans, but never went back to the BAC.  Both the contract and Mr. Gilhooly
were issued tickets to appear in court in February, 2017.  Since the Village
Building Inspector was not in attendance, the Board decided to adjourn
the discussion and will meet with the Building Inspector, and the Chairwoman
of the BAC, and do a site review.

Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty,
seconded by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.

Board Meeting Minutes - December 14, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   December 14, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

     
Mayor Sean Haggerty   Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of November 9, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for November/December were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers
in the amount of $115482.29.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for November, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total
amount of $7,157.00. 

INTRODUCTION OF LOCAL LAW #1 -2017 – “OVERRIDE OF TAX LEVY LIMIT”

The Village Attorney presented to the Board the draft of Local law #1 –2017 “A local
law to override the tax levy limit established in General Municipal Law 3-c.”  The
Board discussed the proposed local law and it was moved by Trustee Patrick Hance to
hold a public hearing for the purpose of adopting such local law on January 11, 2017
at 7:30pm, seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone and unanimously carried.

Motion made by Trustee Patrick Hance that the adoption of the proposed local law under
SEQRA will not result in any significant adverse environmental impact and that the Board
make a negative declaration under SEQRA, was seconded by Trustee Jennifer Noone, and
unanimously carried. A copy is available at the Village Hall.

The Clerk is directed to provide notice of this public hearing as required, and to
forward copies of the proposed local law and SEQRA determination to the Nassau County
Planning Commission as required by §239-m of the General Municipal Law of the State of
New York.

LICENSE PLATE READERS IN THE VILLAGE

After recent burglaries in the Village, Mayor Sean Haggerty asked two license plate
reader companies to come to the meeting tonight to explain how the license readers work
and any other information that would enlighten everyone. A+ Technology and NDI Recognition
Systems separately explained how the recognition systems continuously scan and read
license plates under various lighting and weather conditions.  Resident Malinda Gillan
was opposed to the cameras, as she felt it was an invasion of privacy and did not want
anyone to know her whereabouts.  She also believed that it was a waste of money
considering only six houses have been broken into.  Mayor Sean Haggerty explained that
this was just a preliminary meeting to find out how the scanners operate.  If at such
time, the Village Board decides to go ahead with the cameras, a formal bid process would
take place.
 
Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded by Trustee
John Lippmann and confirmed by all.

Board Meeting Minutes - November 9, 2016

INUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   November 9, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

     
Deputy Mayor Frank J. DeMento  Mayor Sean Haggerty
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of October 12, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for October/November were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers
in the amount of $80,402.55.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for October, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total
amount of $11,071.00. 

169 KENSETT ROAD - DRIVEWAY

Mr. Ryan Miller appeared before the Board to seek approval to maintain his driveway
as it currently is.  The driveway is larger than the required dimensions in today’s
Village code.  Mr. Miller presented a letter from the former owner, Mrs. Grace Pitti,
stating that the driveway has not been changed since as far back as 1968.  Mr. Miller
is seeking approval to maintain the driveway as it is.  The Board requested that Mr.
Miller submit a permit application to maintain the driveway as is, as well as a survey
indicating the dimensions of the driveway.  It should be submitted to the Building
Inspector for review.

82 BORGLUM ROAD – FENCE & GATES

Donald Higgins, attorney for Mr. & Mrs. Mansoor Beg, made an application to continue
a fence along the side of 82 Borglum to match the existing fence on the neighboring
property.  He also requested two gates - one on with wide of the rear of the house. 
Mrs. Beg’s dog was severely attacked years ago in a different neighborhood.  She just
wants to make sure that her dog is safe.  Deputy DeMento offered the best solution is
intertwining turkey wire into the existing bushes.  The turkey wire is very strong and
accepted by the Village with no permit.  On a motion to approve the two gates that are
not visible from the road approved by Deputy Mayor Demento, seconded by Trustee Lippmann
and confirmed by all.

CRACK SEALANT FOR VILLAGE ROADS

Trustee Noone explained to the Board that the crack sealant on the Village roads has
been completed at a cost of $24,000.  The company did have to come back to the Village
to correct some areas, and a few areas were added.  The Village plans to do additional
roads next year.

TREE REPLACEMENT FORM

The Village Clerk explained to the Board that many residents were replacing 80 foot
trees with little cherry trees or crepe myrtle trees at a height of 5 feet.  She put
together a form to be used in conjunction with the tree application permit.  Deputy Mayor
Demento suggested that it would be best just to copy section 172-7 of the code instead of
only naming certain trees.  Motion to adopt the amended tree replacement form approved by
Trustee Lippmann, seconded by Deputy Mayor DeMento and confirmed by all.

REIMBURSEMENT RESOLUTION – 2016

At a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Munsey Park, Nassau County,
New York, held at Village Hall, in Manhasset, New York, in said Village, on the 9th day
of November, 2016, at 7:30 o’clock P.M., Prevailing Time.
The meeting was called to order by Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento, and upon roll being
called, there were
PRESENT: 
Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento
Trustee Patrick Hance
Trustee Jennifer Noone
Trustee John Lippmann

ABSENT:
Mayor Sean Haggerty

The following resolution was offered by Deputy Mayor Frank Demento, who moved its
adoption, seconded by Trustee John Lippmann, to wit:

RESOLUTION DATED NOVEMBER 9, 2016.

RESOLUTION OF INTENT REGARDING THE TEMPORARY EXPENDITURE OF GENERAL FUND MONIES PRIOR TO
THE PROPOSED SALE AND ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS AND/OR NOTES OF THE VILLAGE
OF MUNSEY PARK, NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK, IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDING
$5,100,000 FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF ROADS AND THE PURCHASE OF HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT IN AND FOR
SAID COUNTY.
WHEREAS, the Village of Munsey Park, Nassau County, New York (the “Village”), has the
power and authority to issue general obligation bonds of the Village for the purpose of,
among other things, paying the cost of the reconstruction of roads and the purchase of
highway equipment, including original equipment, machinery, apparatus, appurtenances,
and incidental improvements and expenses in connection therewith, pursuant to the
provisions of the Local Finance Law of the State of New York (the “Act”); and
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Village is considering to proceed under the
provisions of the Act to authorize, sell and issue its general obligation bonds
and/or notes in anticipation thereof, for said purpose, subject to the terms and
conditions set forth in one or more bond resolutions in an aggregate principal
new money amount not to exceed $5,100,000 to be adopted thereafter in accordance
with requirements of the Act; and
WHEREAS, the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, and the United States
Treasury Department regulations promulgated thereunder (together, the “Code”)
require that an issuer who intends to reimburse itself for monies to be advanced
and expended for a capital project from the proceeds of a debt obligation of the
issuer, adopt a declaration of official intent to so reimburse not later than sixty
days after the payment of any such original expenditures paid with such advanced monies;
and
WHEREAS, the Code provides that such declaration may be made in the form of a resolution
of the issuer;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Munsey Park,
Nassau County, New York, as follows:
Section 1. The Board of Trustees of the Village hereby finds and determines:
(a) By virtue of the Act, the Village has been vested with all powers necessary
and convenient to carry out and effectuate the purposes and provisions of the Act and
to exercise all powers granted to it under the Act.
(b) It is the intent of the Village to authorize, sell and issue its general
obligation bonds and/or notes in the aggregate new money principal amount not
exceeding $5,100,000 (the “Bonds” and the “Notes”) for the purpose of paying the
cost of the paying the cost of the reconstruction of roads and the purchase of highway
equipment, including original equipment, machinery, apparatus, appurtenances, and
incidental improvements and expenses in connection therewith (the “Project”), pursuant
to the provisions of the Act.
(c) It is expected that under Section 149(e) of the Code, interest on the Bonds
and/or Notes will not be includable in gross income for federal income tax purposes.
(d) In anticipation of the issuance of the Bonds and/or Notes, the Village hereby
states its intention to reimburse general fund monies of the Village heretofore and
hereafter expended in an amount not to exceed $5,100,000 in connection with the Project
through the issuance of the Bonds and/or Notes, such reimbursement allocations to be
made not later than eighteen months after the date the original expenditure is paid
and such expenditure of general fund monies is hereby authorized pursuant to resolutions
of this Board of Trustees authorizing said Project.
Section 2. A copy of this resolution shall be placed on file in the office of the
Village Clerk where the same shall be available for inspection during business hours.
Section 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote on roll
call, which resulted as follows:
            Mayor Sean Haggerty           -Absent
            Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento   - Aye
            Trustee John Lippmann   - Aye
            Trustee Jennifer Noone   - Aye
            Trustee Patrick Hance   - Aye
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted.
*    *     *     *     *     *

2017 VILLAGE ELECTION

The Village Clerk advised the Board that the next Village Election will be
on Tuesday – March 21, 2017 from noon to 9:00pm.  The three positions are Mayor
and Two trustees for a two year term.  The legal was placed in the Manhasset Times
for the week of November 14, 2016.

Motion to close the hearing made by Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento, seconded by Trustee
John Lippmann and confirmed by all.
 

Board Meeting Minutes - October 12, 2016

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                                   October 12, 2016

PRESENT:     ABSENT:

Mayor Sean Haggerty   Trustee Patrick Hance  
Deputy Mayor Frank J. DeMento
Trustee John Lippmann
Trustee Jennifer Noone      
Robert Morici, Village Attorney
Barbara C. Miller, Clerk/Treasurer

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.

MINUTES for the meeting of September 14, 2016 was approved by all with corrections.
 
CLAIMS for September were presented, as detailed in the Abstract of Vouchers in the
amount of $96,633.89.  After review, the Board approved all for payment. 

JUSTICE REPORT for September, 2016 was submitted and stated revenues in the total
 amount of $5,764.00. 

ENGINEERS PROPOSAL FOR ROADWAY CONDITIONS

Trustee Jennifer Noone presented the Board with a letter from Roger Cocchi, from
the engineering firm of Sidney Bowne & Son, on a proposal for a complete Village
roadway condition assessment.   This comprehensive report will allow the Board to
 make the necessary plans for short and long term road repairs for the Village.
Mayor Sean Haggerty requested that this be completed no later than year end, so
the Board has time to review the report in anticipation of planning spring road work.
 In addition, Trustee John Lippmann added that this would be very helpful to project
 any future bond cost. Motion to approve the engineer’s comprehension plan made
 by Trustee Jennifer Noone, seconded by Mayor Sean Haggerty and approved by all.

INNESS PLACE

Trustee Noone expressed her concerns regarding the poor conditions of Inness Place
and the timing of its replacement. Trustee Noone notes that Inness Place residents
 have repeatedly requested for road repairs and that the street is one of the worst
 in the Village. Trustee Noone advocated for Inness Place to be first on the list
for repair and mentioned that CHIPS money can be used for minor road repairs, while
the Village figures out its long-term road plan.  After the comprehensive road
report is reviewed by the Board, Inness Place repair will be discussed again.

REPLACEMENT OF STEERLOADER

Mayor Sean Haggerty with the Board reviewed the purchase of a new utility tractor
by John Deere.  He had also called the vendor to go over the pricing and is satisfied. 
The Village’s present equipment is outdated and isn’t equipped to do major lifting. 
Motion to approve the John Deere 5075M utility tractor at a cost of $85,208.31 with
a trade in of the Village’s 2011 Case tractor at a cost of $15,000 for a total
purchase price of $70,208.31.

LEAF SCHEDULE PICK-UP – 2016

Munsey Park will provide the special five (5) week leaf collection
 service this fall.

Bagged leaves only should be placed for curbside pickup
 on the following five Mondays. Ten (10) bags per pick up

November 14
November 21
November 28
December 5
December 12

This special collection is the only time that any leaf bags
 may be placed at the curbThe Village will not pick up leaves on any other date!

CRACKS ON ABBEY ROAD

Mayor Sean Haggerty explained to the Village Clerk that there are still two huge
cracks on the roadwork done on Abbey Road.  The Village Clerk with call the
contractor and get the area repaired.  Apparently, the area settled and the
cement cracked.

CRACK SEALANT ON ROADS

Trustee Jennifer Noone explained to the Board that crack sealant of the roads
will start on Thursday, October 13, 2016.  Work should last three (3) days,
weather permitting.  Crack Sealant is necessary for the proper maintenance
of Village roads.  It prevents water from lifting and advancing the deterioration
of the roads.  The Village Clerk was instructed to place the notice of maintenance
on the web site.

DOUBLE YELLOW LINES

Deputy Mayor Frank DeMento requested that after the crack sealant is complete
he would like to obtain a quote to double yellow strip Copley and Abbey road. 
The Village Clerk will get a price from the State Contractor.

Motion to go into executive session made by Mayor Sean Haggerty, seconded
by Trustee John Lippmann and confirmed by all.