BOARD OF TRUSTEES
September 10, 2012
Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT:
Mayor Imbert, Deputy Mayor Casserly, Trustee Johnson, Trustee Ubert
and Trustee Siry
ALSO PRESENT:
Diane C. Sheridan, Administrator/Clerk; Bruce Kennedy, Village
Attorney; Chief of Police Dobby, John Lauria, CEO, Charles Scudlo, Fire
Chief and
Marie Garraffo, Secretary to the Board of Trustees.
The salute to the flag was led by Chief of Police Dobby and Fire Chief Scudlo.
Upon motion of Mayor Imbert as seconded by Trustee Ubert minutes of the Regular meeting of the
Board of Trustees held on June 25, 2012, and a special meeting of the Board of Trustees held on
July 23, 2012, copies of which were distributed to all members of the Board were approved.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Mayor Imbert said at this time he would accept the resignation and retirement of Anna Marie
Russo effective close of business August 30, 2012 and at the same time appoint Elizabeth A.
Newman, Part-Time Temp (Police Dept. Secretary), hire date September 5, 2012 at a rate
of $15.00 per hour, 218 Lake Dr., Copiague, NY 11726, and to also approve a Residency Waiver.
The Mayor put this in the form of a motion which was seconded by Deputy Mayor Casserly.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Deputy Mayor Casserly
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Mayor Imbert made a motion to accept the resignation of Christopher Tomanelli, EMT effective
September 5, 2012 and to appoint Timothy Lay, currently an EMT - Critical Care Call-in position
is moved to EMT - Critical Care Part-Time effective September 5, 2012, rate of pay remains the
same. Deputy Mayor Casserly seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Deputy Mayor Casserly
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
The Mayor stated the following appointments are retroactive and he made a motion to appoint the
following two beach attendants effective August 13, 2012 at a rate of $7.25 per hour: Alex
Byrne, 64 Franklin St. and Brian Scott, 9 LeBrun Ave. At this time the Mayor also made a
motion for a correction to minutes of July 25, 2012 regarding payment to ConStar, Inc. The
Board had approved $138,194.50 correct amount $141,174.50 due to additions/deletions of
materials. Trustee Ubert seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Mayor Imbert called for Committee Reports.
Trustee Siry reporting for the Dept. Of Public Works gave the following report. The Department is
repainting the Village parking lots and parking stripes. Street light repairs and replacements
ongoing including painting Route 110 and Merrick Road decorative light poles. Landscaping of
Village parcels, weed removal overgrowth, sidewalks, sumps, parking lots ongoing, as is bush &
hedge trimming. The Department continues to remove dead and trim potentially dangerous trees.
Trash removal is ongoing from Village areas, beach, parks, viaduct and parking lots. Repaired
and built a vandal protector for the door handle on the restrooms at the Louden Avenue playing
field. The Highway Department places barricades and signage for the Farmers Market weekly.
The Market runs until October 26th this year. Roadway repairs, pot holes, storm drain repairs
ongoing. The Department
rebuilt relay and wiring for irrigation and pond aerator, apparently
electrical spike or lighting damaged units. Continue to water flower boxes, hanging planters and
trees as rainfall was scattered. Flower planters are doing well and look great. Replaced the
stockade fence along the south side of the Bennett Place Firehouse. Cleaned and removed
seaweed at Village Beach three times a week during beach season. The men have lined and
groomed ball fields. The Department has assisted the Police Department with traffic control for
the Labor Day Spirituality Center Conference on County Line Road. Street sweeping is now
continuing as an extensive repair was completed on the machine (oil cooler replacement).
Repaved pathway to fishing pier, added two traffic planters with plants. Placed new plantings on
west side of path, ordered supplies for the north and south fence line along path for replacement.
They are working on repairing the ballfield light as the capacitor shorted out, placed a portable
light tower temporarily until repair can be made. The Department assisted Dynaire with
exchanging the heat exchanger. Cleaned up 1 car collateral damage accident between Richmond
Avenue and Park Avenue in front of 108-118 Merrick Road. Picked up 9/11 artifact from JFK for
Fire House which will be used as a memorial for a member of the Fire Department, Peter O’Neill,
Jr., who lost his life at the World Trade Center on 9/11. Readied beach for F.D. picnic September
8, 2012 which ended up at the Fire House due to inclement weather.
Deputy Mayor Casserly for the Beach Committee reported the Village enjoyed a successful season
at the Beach and everything seemed to run pretty smoothly. The Beach is now closed. Little
League and Softball has ended with the exception of the Knights of Columbus on Sunday
mornings; DPW did a very good job and was complimented on the grooming of the fields. Deputy
Mayor Casserly advised Chief Dobby that organized teams have been playing unauthorized ball
games on Sunday afternoons at the Beach, they do not have permits and they continually come to
the field and play. Deputy Mayor Casserly and asked him to please keep an eye on that situation.
Deputy Mayor Casserly stated there are a number of fund raisers that are being held in relation to
the playground improvements at the beach. The Chamber of Commerce would like BOT approval
to sell bricks for a proposed entranceway into the park. The Chamber will come back to the BOT
with a design for approval.
Deputy Mayor Casserly spoke about the accident that Trustee Siry previously reported on stating
that DPW was called out that night and was present all night at the site and this is a very costly.
It was his opinion that the Village should charge the driver for the overtime costs involved.
Deputy Mayor Casserly reported on the 911 Memorial Ceremony and invited everyone to attend.
He also stated that the Farmers Market was very successful this year and thanked the Bay Village
Civic Association for their efforts. The market will continue until the end of October.
Trustee Johnson for the Village Justice Court reported on activity for the summer months. In the
month of June there were 148 Parking Tickets processed for the month with fines collected of
$4,635.00. There were also 233 Vehicle & Traffic Tickets processed which includes 10 DWI’S, for
Criminal 26 cases were processed, with fines collected of $31,146.25, total fines collected YTD is
$174,667.75 with 7 Village Ordinances processed.
For the month of July 107 Parking Tickets processed for the month with fines collected of
$4,055.00. 222 Vehicle & Traffic Tickets processed which includes 22 DWI’S, for Criminal 40 cases
were processed, with fines collected of $28,742.00, total fines collected YTD is $203,409.75 with
24 Village Ordinances processed.
For the month of August 127 Parking Tickets were processed for the month with fines collected of
$5,475.00, total fines collected YTD is $45,544.00. 155 Vehicle & Traffic Tickets were processed
which includes 13 DWI’S, for Criminal 19 cases were processed, with fines collected of
$23,254.00, total fines collected YTD with vehicle, traffic and criminal is $226,663.75. 7 Village
Ordinances were processed.
Trustee Johnson as liaison to the Historical Society reported the Museum was closed this past
week for painting and the installation of wall-to-wall carpeting which was a very generous
donation from a local resident.
Trustee Ubert for the Building Department reported the revenue collected by the Building
Department for the month of June was $6,915.00; July $6,930.00 and August $13,265.00 which
consisted of Building Permits, Duplicate C of O’s, demolition, fence and plumbing permits and
Zoning and Planning Board applications.
The Building Department has been busy monitoring current projects, the demolition of Brunswick
Hospital. The new building on the corner of Merrick Road and Broadway has three tenants, ERDox, a Dermatology Clinic and the smallest tenancy by the producer of speciality cookies. 11
Broadway will soon be occupied by PKL Physical Therapy. Richmond Auto Body has started the
addition to his business. The long vacant store next to Ollie’s Point is occupied with a new
reptile/lizard store and is open for business. 317 Broadway, also long vacant, behind Sunoco at
Albany Avenue and Broadway has been fully upgraded and will be used for medical use.
Mayor Imbert asked the Department Heads if they had any comments. Fire Chief Scudlo thanked
the Board and Supt. Hopper for their assistance in transporting the steel artifact from the World
Trade Center. Mayor Imbert asked what will be done with it. Chief Scudlo replied there were
many ideas and many opinions, but nothing definitive yet. CEO Lauria advised the residents and
general public to use caution at the demolition site at Brunswick Hospital. Chief Dobby reported
the Office of Emergency Management was activated for the Spirituality Center event over the
Labor Day weekend. Jim Juliano and his son Steve Juliano worked very hard on it together with
all the Department Heads, John Lauria, Chief Scudlo, Supt. Hopper and Lt. Gralton and explained
what they did which included taking photos and having a site plan made in case of any type of
emergency. The anticipated number of people at the site was 1500 people per day. Chief Dobby
considered this to be a great dry run. Chief Dobby reported there were continued larceny from
cars resulting with some arrests over the summer and urged residents not to leave their cars open
and not to leave valuables in the car, especially at night. He added the residents are the eyes and
ears of the Department and they have been calling in suspicious individuals or activity in their
neighborhood. Chief Dobby stated crime has been steady over the summer.
Moving along with the agenda, Mayor Imbert asked if there were any comments from the public
on agenda items only at this time.
Pearl Spellman, 24 Riverleigh Place questioned the new application for an Automotive License
submitted by Guillermo Lopez d/b/a Strictly Auto Repairs, 61 John St. She was of the impression
that the Village would not be allowing new automotive auto repair shops in the Village. The Mayor
replied that applied to Merrick Road only.
Ms. Spellman also commented on the application for an Automotive License submitted by
Richmond Auto Body, 91 Merrick Road, regarding wrecked cars and boats being stored at the site.
Deputy Mayor Casserly clarified some of the issues, but stated that everything will be moved and
the site will be in compliance before the issuance of a C of O. for the new addition to the building.
David Dubinsky, 70 Richmond Avenue. Also spoke regarding the Richmond Auto Body
application. He stated that a special use permit was issued by the Board of Trustees and
stipulations that were made regarding this property. Village Attorney Kennedy reminded Mr.
Dubinsky that there is a lawsuit in progress about the issue of the revocation of the building
permit and in view of the fact that this involves pending litigation he would instruct the Board not
to discuss this any further. Mr. Kennedy also reminded Mr. Dubinsky that he had submitted an
affidavit on behalf of the petitioners in this matter directly related to what he was going to talk
about right now.
Jim Wandell, 61 Norman Avenue inquired about the agenda item regarding the Village
Assessor’s request for approval of settlements. He asked how many settlements and how much
money was involved. Village Attorney Kennedy replied there were three matters, gave the names
and addresses of the properties and the amount of the settlements involved. Mr. Wandell also
asked about the budget modification submitted by Chief Dobby; Chief Dobby replied.
There being no further comments regarding agenda items, the Mayor continued with the agenda.
Application for a Permit to use public property submitted by St. Martin K of C for permission to
use O’Connor Municipal parking Field for a senior outing on Sept. 5, 2012 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30
p.m. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the request with the stipulation that the K of C
notified the Library and they park in the n/e/ corner of the parking field; Trustee Johnson
seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
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Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Application for use of Entranceway Signs submitted by Amityville PBA to advertise the PBA
Dinner Dance on Friday October 26, 2012. Mayor Imbert moved to approve the application;
Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
New application for Automotive License submitted by Guillermo Lopez d/b/a Strictly Auto
Repairs, 61 John St. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes. Mayor
Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Hail Enginar, d/b/a 490 Broadway
Petroleum Corp., 490 Broadway. Trustee Siry recommended approval with the CEO’s
stipulation the applicant provide location of “Emergency Shut Off Switch” sign on pumps. Mayor
Imbert made a motion to approve the application with the noted stipulations; Trustee Johnson
seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Kenneth Rabb, d/b/a German Auto
Repair Tech, 1 Elm Place. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
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Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Mehmet S. Savasciouglu, d/b/a Best
Shopping, Inc., 293 Broadway. Trustee Johnson recommended approval with the CEO’s
stipulations that they remove, repair and make safe the sidewalks and associated entry aprons on
east and west side of premises within a period of 60 days.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Chris LaRosa d/b/a Dependable
Repair, Inc., 163 Dixon Ave. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Chris LaRosa d/b/a Dependable
Repair, Inc., 18 Ranick Dr. W. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Blanca E. Arguetta, d/b/a Juniors
Auto Salvage, 139 Dixon Ave. Deputy Mayor Casserly, at the recommendation of the CEO,
stipulated the applicant must remove the weeds and debris on the Elm Place side of their property
in addition to the CEO’s stipulations that the two trailers in rear yard require licenses/permits.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application with the CEO’s stipulations; Trustee
Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
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Motion Carried:
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Shen Yong, d/b/a ZSL Inc., Sunoco
Bayview/Merrick 318 Merrick Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable
codes. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the
motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Anthony Manfredi, d/b/a A-Team
Collision Inc., 42 Elm Place. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Kenneth Sharrott, d/b/a Artie & Ken
Auto Repair, 120 Ireland Place. Deputy Mayor Casserly recommended approval with the
stipulation they remove all junked vehicles located on the east side of the property and the derelict
pick up truck within 30 days. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application with Deputy
Mayor Casserly’s stipulation; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Harold Hejna d/b/a Amityville
Foreign Auto Parts, Inc. 105 Merrick Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of
applicable codes. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson
seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
-aye
-aye
-aye
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Motion Carried:
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by John H. Schad, 153 Merrick Road.
Trustee Ubert recommended approval with the CEO’s stipulation that they reinstate previous
planted area - front of fence. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application with the
CEO’s stipulations; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Ernie Caramanico, d/b/a Amityville
Firestone, 258 Broadway. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by James Galgano, d/b/a South Shore
Auto Sales, 77 Merrick Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Kristine Gampero d/b/a New
Security Collision Inc., 16 Sprague Ave. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of
applicable codes. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson
seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
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Motion Carried:
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Michael Siegel d/b/a Legend
Autorama, Ltd., 158 Merrick Road. Trustee Ubert recommended approval with the stipulation of
the CEO that the applicant replace front plantings along Merrick Road acceptable to Board of
Trustees. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application with the CEO’s stipulations;
Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Arthur Szu d/b/a Lake Town Motors,
118 Merrick Road. Trustee Ubert recommended approval with the CEO’s stipulations that they
maintain sidewalk area in front of premises free from grass, weeds and debris. Mayor Imbert made
a motion to approve the application with the CEO’s stipulations; Trustee Johnson seconded the
motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Andrew Nuss, d/b/a Village Line
Auto Body, 67A Albany Ave. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Thomas Nuss, d/b/a Bang’s Towing,
Inc., 67 Albany Ave. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes. Mayor
Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
-aye
-aye
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Motion Carried:
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by John Vigorito Sr. d/b/a Security
Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram,345 Merrick Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of
applicable codes. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson
seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Michael Minella d/b/a Long Island
Automotive, 124 Greene Ave. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Peter Litvinoff, d/b/a Richmond Auto
Body, 91 Merrick Road. Trustee Johnson recommended approval with the CEO’s stipulations that
at the completion of in progress construction (building addition) office trailer to be moved from
residential district to within business district of premises. The CEO upon inspection found no
violation of applicable codes. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application with the
CEO’s stipulation; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Peter Litvinoff, d/b/a Richmond Auto
Body, 370 Merrick Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
-aye
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Motion Carried:
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Antonio Scoleri, d/b/a Auto-Topia,
Inc., 233 County Line Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Bruce Casagrande, d/b/a Auto
Emporium, 189 Sunrise Highway. Trustee Ubert recommended approval with the CEO’s
stipulations that the west side car prep area be dismantled within 90 days and there is no display of
cars on sidewalk close to Sunrise Highway. Deputy Mayor Casserly also asked the CEO to stop by
and advise them of not parking the cars on Sunrise Highway. Mayor Imbert made a motion to
approve the application with the CEO’s stipulations; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Joseph C. Bang d/b/a Bang’s Towing
& Recovery, Inc., 9 Elm Place. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by David Azougi d/b/a DMA Automotive,
340 Merrick Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes. Mayor
Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
-aye
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Motion Carried:
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by John Giamarino d/b/a Amity Bay
Auto Sales, 76 Merrick Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Salvatore Salamone d/b/a A-1 Sal’s
Auto Repair, 76 Merrick Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by John P. McCreedy, d/b/a Topline
Auto Sales, 45 Burch Ave. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for Automotive License submitted by Peter Cioci d/b/a P.C. Auto, 126
Merrick Road. The CEO upon inspection found no violation of applicable codes. Mayor Imbert
made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
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Motion Carried:
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
New Application for a Cabaret License submitted by Darryl Kelley, d/b/a Bulldog Grille, 292
Merrick Road. Trustee Ubert recommended approval with the stipulations noted by the CEO to
keep any/all obstructions from the second floor exterior walkway to exterior stairway, i.e.,
tables/floor mats. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the application with the CEO’s
stipulations. Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal Application for a Cabaret License submitted by Ana Reyes, Edgar Reyes, d/b/a El
Rodeo Restaurant Bar, 528-30 Broadway. Mayor Imbert recommended approval for a period
of six (6) months only based on Police Department activity and the history of this establishment.
CEO recommendations and stipulations that the area within, previously storage area, has been
converted to expanded restaurant use without proper permits from Building Department. Permits
and C of O for renovations required prior to approval. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the
application for six (6) months with the CEO’s stipulations. Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for a Carting License submitted by Robert Polleri, d/b/a Detail Carting Co.,
Inc. 1590 Lakeland Ave., Bohemia. The application was in order. Mayor Imbert made a motion
to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for a Carting License submitted by Patricia Petrizzo, d/b/a Mets Roll-Off
Service Inc., 311 Winding Road, Old Bethpage, NY. The application was in order. Mayor
Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
-aye
Board of Trustees - September 10, 2012
Motion Carried:
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for a Carting License submitted by Mary DiMatteo, d/b/a Jet Sanitation
Service Corporation, 228 Blydenburgh Road, Islandia. The application was in order. Mayor
Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal application for a Carting License submitted by Emedio Fazzini, d/b/a Jamaica Ash &
Rubbish Removal Co., Inc., 172 School St., Westbury (EJ) The application was in order. Mayor
Imbert made a motion to approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
New application for License to Peddle or Hawk submitted by Ali R. Mubashir, for Slomins Inc.,
125 Lauman Lane, Hicksville. The application was in order. Mayor Imbert made a motion to
approve the application; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
New Application for a Taxicab Company License submitted by Jose J. Pastora, d/b/a LI Carolina
Express, Inc., 210 Oak Street, Copiague. Trustee Ubert made a motion to deny the application
based on the Police Department’s background check of excessive criminal and vehicle violations.
Mayor Imbert seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Trustee Ubert
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
-aye
-aye
-aye
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Motion Carried:
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Renewal Application for a Taxicab Driver’s License submitted by Jose N. Ramos, 35 E. Grove St.,
Massapequa, (LI Caroline Express Inc.) Trustee Ubert made a motion to deny the application
based on the Police Department’s background check of excessive criminal and vehicle violations.
Mayor Imbert seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Trustee Ubert
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from the Science of Spirituality Meditation Center for permission to park cars at the
Long Island Railroad north parking lot August 31 to September 3, 2012. Mayor Imbert made a
motion to approve the request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request received from Kelly Medwig and Bridie O’Neill for permission to hold the Peter J. O’Neill,
Jr. 5-K race on Saturday, November 24, 2012. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the
request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from Unqua Corinthian Yacht Club for permission to have outdoor music from 7:00
p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on September 7, 2012. The letter also states this is the last event of the
season and requests additional time extended to midnight. Mayor Imbert made a motion to
approve the request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
-aye
Trustee Johnson
-aye
Trustee Ubert
-aye
Trustee Siry
-aye
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
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Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from Amityville Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce and Historical Society for permission
for the closure of Park Avenue from Greene Avenue to Wanser Place on October 6, 2012 from 7:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for the Annual Apple Festival. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the
request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from Bay Village Civic Association for permission to close Bennett Place to traffic from
Grace Ct. to South Ireland on Saturday, December 1, 2012 for the Holiday Tour of Homes from
noon to 4:00 p.m. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the request; Trustee Johnson
seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from David Rossi, St. Martin of Tours School, for permission to use the Louden
Avenue soccer field for the Catholic Middle School Athletic Assoc. sponsored soccer season;
requested dates include September 21,24,26; October 1,3,10,12,17,22,24,29; November
5,7,14,16 between the hours of 3-4:30 pm. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the request;
Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from Peter Litvinoff, Richmond Auto Body for permission to store building material,
construction vehicles and cars on his back property until construction is complete, approximately
12 weeks. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the request; Trustee Johnson seconded the
motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
-aye
-aye
-aye
Board of Trustees - September 10, 2012
Motion Carried:
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request form Warren Moore, 92 Stuart Avenue, for a refund of $200 rental fee for the pavilion.
The event was cancelled. Mayor Imbert made a motion to refund 50% of the fee. Trustee Johnson
seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Letter received from Senator Charles J. Fuschillo, who will be sponsoring an Eyeglass Donation
and Cell Phone for Soldiers Program, requesting the use of Amityville Village Hall parking lot on
Saturday, October 13, 2012 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the
request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from the Amityville Fire Dept. requesting the assistance of the Dept. of Public
Works in picking up a steel artifact from the World Trade Center at JFK airport. Mayor
Imbert made a motion to approve the request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from Fire Chief Scudlo for Hose Testing Services for the Department to test, inspect and
inventory all of the hoses. The cost for services is $2,603.00 (3410.231). Mayor Imbert made a
motion to approve the request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Board of Trustees - September 10, 2012
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from Amityville Fire Council for BOT approval of new members;
Robert Kiley Rendon, 17 Forrest Place, age 27, as a new member of Fire Police;
Joe Ferrigno, Salt Box Path, age 27, as a new member of Hose Company #4
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from Police Officer David Smith for permission to hold the annual Thomas H. Smith
Ragamuffin Parade on Saturday, October 27, 2012 at 10:00 am with a rain date of Sunday,
October 28, 2012 at 10:00 am. Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the request; Trustee
Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes
0 nays
Request from Village Assessor for approval of proposed settlements for:
1.
Amityville Land Improvement, Co., 50 Broadway, SCTM #101-7-4-12. Final Assessed
Value for 2013/14 Tax Year: 13,185; total refund for tax years 2006/07, though 2012/13 of:
$8,000; with a moratorium for tax years 2013, 2014 and 2015
2.
Getty Petroleum Marking, Inc. (Leemilts Petroleum, Inc.), 315 Merrick Road, SCTM #10110-3-2.001, Final Assessed Value for 2013/14 Tax Year; 14,500; total refund for Tax Years
2007/08, through 2012/13 of:$6,000. Moratorium for Tax Years 2012, 2014 and 2015.
3.
Amity Oak Associates, LLC, 236 Oak Street, SCTM #101-4-4-63.012; Final Assessed Value
for 2012/14 Tax Year 95,238; Total refund for Tax Years 2005/06, through 2012/13 of
$70,000, refund will be made in two equal payments of $35,000: First Payment ($35,000) will
be made within 30 days of Board approval, Second payment ($35,000) by June 30, 2012;
Moratorium for Tax Years 2012, 2014 and 2015.
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the Assessor’s request; Trustee Johnson seconded the
motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
-aye
Board of Trustees - September 10, 2012
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
Motion Carried:
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
5 ayes 0 nays
Requisition submitted by the Amityville Fire Department for payment to T. Smith & Sons Marine
for service and repairs to 1-1-23 in the amount of $5,168.68 (A3410.231). Mayor Imbert made a
motion to approve the requisition; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
0 nays
The following resolution was offered by Mayor Imbert, who moved for its adoption, and seconded
by Trustee Johnson, to wit:
Resolution 12-09-01
Resolved that the Village of Amityville Board of Trustees authorizes revision to Personnel Policy,
Chapter 10 for the removal of Paid Time Off for part-time employees.
Vote on the Resolution:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
The Resolution was declared duly adopted.
The following resolution was offered by Mayor Imbert, who moved for its adoption, and seconded
by Trustee Johnson, to wit:
Resolution 12-09-02
Resolved that the Village of Amityville Board of Trustees authorizes the removal of Workplace
Violence Prevention Policy from Safety Policy and adopt as a separate policy.
Vote on the Resolution:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
The Resolution was declared duly adopted.
The following resolution was offered by Mayor Imbert, who moved for its adoption, and seconded
by Trustee Johnson, to wit:
Board of Trustees - September 10, 2012
Resolution 12-09-03
Resolved that the Village of Amityville Board of Trustees authorizes the update of the Harassment
Policy which includes sexual harassment and to include other forms of harassment.
Vote on the Resolution:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
The Resolution was declared duly adopted.
The following resolution was offered by Mayor Imbert, who moved for its adoption, and seconded
by Trustee Johnson, to wit:
Resolution 12-09-04
Resolved that the Village of Amityville Board of Trustees authorizes the adoption of the newly
created Equal Employment Opportunity Policy.
Vote on the Resolution:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
The Resolution was declared duly adopted.
The following resolution was offered by Mayor Imbert, who moved for its adoption, and seconded
by Trustee Johnson, to wit:
Resolution 12-09-05
Resolved that the Village of Amityville Board of Trustees retain the firm of Skinnon and Faber,
CPA, PC to prepare the annual audit of the Justice Court records and dockets in accordance with
NY State requirements in the amount of $750.00.
Vote on the Resolution:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
The Resolution was declared duly adopted.
The following resolution was offered by Mayor Imbert, who moved for its adoption, and seconded
by Trustee Johnson, to wit:
Resolution 12-09-06
Board of Trustees - September 10, 2012
Resolved that Savik & Murray PC, be, and the firm hereby is, authorized to conduct a revision
and resubmission of plans to Suffolk County for the Department of Public Works salt shed in an
amount not to exceed $2,000.00.
Vote on the Resolution:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
-aye
-aye
-aye
-nay
-aye
The Resolution was declared duly adopted.
Permission for Justice Court Clerk Schweit to attend the annual Fall Conference for Court Clerks
held in Albany, 9/30-10/3, at a cost of $756. + travel expenses, not to exceed $900. (1110.445).
Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve the request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
-aye
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
5 ayes
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
0 nays
Authorization for FD to renew maintenance agreement for breathing air compressor with Air & Gas
Technologies for the 2012-2013 year in the amount of $1,286.50 (3410.450). Mayor Imbert
made a motion to approve the request; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
-aye
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
5 ayes
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
0 nays
Requisition submitted by Glass & Glass for legal services rendered in conjunction with an Article
78 proceeding in the amount of $ $3,604.16 (1420.440). Mayor Imbert made a motion to approve
the requisition; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
-aye
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
5 ayes
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
0 nays
Approval of a budget modification submitted by Chief Dobby to increase 3120.232 (boat
repair) in the amount of $1044.40 and to decrease 3120.250 (equipment) $1044.40. Mayor
Imbert made a motion to approve the budget modification; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Board of Trustees - September 10, 2012
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
-aye
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
0 nays
Approval of Treasurers abstracts for the period July 24 th to September 10, 2012
General Fund
Automated Checks:
Account Starting #
Ending #
Amount
Chase General Account 15392
15622
$441,320.59
Payroll Fund
Account Starting #
Chase Payroll Account
Ending #
58104
Amount
$2,516.60
Capital Fund
Account Starting #
Citibank Capital 100612
Ending #
100613
Amount
$154,049.50
Trust & Agency Fund
Account Starting #
Chase T&A
10992
Ending #
11006
Amount
$50,175.39
58104
Mayor Imbert moved to approve the Treasurer’s abstracts; Trustee Johnson seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Motion Carried:
Mayor Imbert
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
-aye
Trustee Siry
Deputy Mayor Casserly
5 ayes
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
0 nays
That being the end of the agenda, Mayor Imbert asked the Clerk if there were any additional
agenda items for approval. To retain the services of John T. McDonough for refurbishment work
of the Beach Pavilion, not to exceed $7,500; monies are from Senator Johnson’s grant. Mayor
Imbert so moved, Deputy Mayor Casserly seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Deputy Mayor Casserly
Trustee Siry
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
0 nays
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
Board of Trustees - September 10, 2012
There being no further agenda items and no further comments from the Board; the Mayor opened
the meeting to the public.
Joanne Fiske, 29 Maple Drive spoke about a complaint that she submitted to the Building
Department regarding the rear of the beer distributor on Broadway and as of this date has not
heard anything about it nor has she seen any progress at the site. Mr. Lauria replied he will check
with Mr. Whalen in the morning, but he was aware that a violation was issued to that location. He
will check the status.
Jackie Dell, 139 Riverside Avenue inquired about the possibility of road work repairs. The
Mayor advised Ms. Bell that a couple of years ago a referendum regarding road work had been put
before the voting public and defeated. She then spoke about speeding vehicles on her street and
drivers not paying attention to stop signs. Chief Dobby said whenever you have a complaint like
that to call the desk for come in to Village Hall to fill out a complaint form. Chief Dobby explained
the process. Ms. Dell asked about the possibility of a crossing guard at the high school at the
corner of Riverside Avenue. Chief Dobby explained.
There being no further comments from the public or from members of the Board of Trustees, the
Mayor made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Deputy Mayor Casserly seconded the motion.
Vote on the Motion:
Mayor Imbert
Deputy Mayor Casserly
Trustee Siry
Trustee Johnson
Trustee Ubert
-aye
Motion Carried:
5 ayes
-aye
-aye
-aye
-aye
0 nays
_______________________________________
Diane C. Sheridan, Administrator/Clerk
Meeting was adjourned at 8:55 p.m.