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The village would like to congratulate Trustees John Lippman and Jennifer Noone, who were re-elected in Village elections. Both will be sworn in at the April Village meeting to an additional 2 year term ending in 2018.
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Village Elections will be held Tuesday, March 15th from noon till 9pm at Village Hall.
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The current draft of the Village Storm Water Management Program Annual Report (SWMPAR) is available for public review below. This report and the Village Storm Water Management Program Plan Documents are available for public review at Village Hall. Comments and questions on the Village Storm Water Management Program can be submitted to Village Hall, (516)365-7790 and bcmiller@munseypark.org.
Prior year's SWMPAR reports can be found here.
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Important Announcement:
The Village of Munsey Park
2015 Leaf Pick Up Schedule
Munsey Park will provide the special four (4) week leaf collection service this fall.
Bagged leaves only should be placed for curbside pickup on the following four Mondays.
Ten (10) bags per pick up
November 16, 2015
November 23, 2015
November 30, 2015
December 7, 2015
**This special collection is the only time that any leaf bags may be placed at the curb**
Please note that the Village Code prohibits the blowing or raking of leaves into the street. If you have gardeners, please advise them of this regulation. Violators are subject to a summons and fine.
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The Draft of the Village 2015 Storm Water Management Program Annual Report (SWMPAR) is now available for public review at Village Hall. The Draft SWMPAR can also be accessed from the link below. The Village Storm Water Management Program Plan Documents are available for public review at Village Hall. Comments and questions on the Village Storm Water Management Program can be submitted to Village Hall, (516)365-7790 andbcmiller@munseypark.org.
Current Draft:
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Incorporated Village of Munsey Park
Board of Trustees Update March 24, 2015
The Board of Trustees hopes this update finds everyone well. With the beginning of spring finally upon us, the Board is busy getting to work on assessing our roads, finalizing our 2016 Budget, and refining our road bonds. Please take a moment to read this update as there are some important issues and upcoming dates residents should be aware of.
VILLAGE ELECTIONS: On March 18th the Village held elections for Mayor and two Trustee positions. Sean Haggerty was elected Mayor, Frank Demento and Patrick Hance were elected Trustees. Each will be sworn in during the April 15th meeting and serve a two year term. The Board of Trustees would like to thank Mayor Demento for his service during his term and are looking forward to working with residents in our new posts. The Village would also like to thank all of the residents who came out to vote.
SUBDIVISION 80 BELLOWS: On March 6, 2015, the Supreme Court of the State of New York denied the Dorris Moffitt Dailey 2001 Revocable Trust Article 78 petition, thereby upholding The Village of Munsey Park’s denial of the partition application.
TRAFFIC AND SAFETY: In response to numerous complaints regarding the new “No Turn on Red” sign on the NW corner of Manhasset Woods Road and Northern Boulevard, the Village has reached out to the NYSDOT for a proper explanation. After reviewing the work order and speaking to the DOT, it is clear that the Village was not contacted prior to installation as the DOT believed the intersection resided in the unincorporated TONH property. We agree with residents that the unintended consequences of the sign are far more dangerous than the intersection was. We hope to have a full report for concerned residents during our next Board meeting on April 15th.
ROAD BONDS: During our March meeting the Board approved resolutions related to road bonds. We plan to take advantage of the fact that the original bonds were issued for a shorter period than is allowed, and of lower interest rates, to refinance those bonds, and borrow an additional $250,000 for road work, while holding our annual debt service at the same level. We expect to move forward with the bond transactions later this spring.
2016 BUDGET INFO: At our next meeting, the Board will adopt a budget for the fiscal year starting June 1, 2015. We currently have revenue and expenses of approximately $1.9mm per year. Despite the Villages fixed costs, including trash removal and employee related costs continuing to rise; we are focused on keeping the overall costs to residents as low as possible while continuing to deliver the services we all enjoy. With that said, we continue to work with other local municipalities researching possible savings ideas.
VILLAGE COMMITTEES: The Board of Trustees would like to thank Kelly Towers for her time on the Tree Committee. Kelly has served for the past two years and the Board appreciates the time and energy she brought to her post.
VOLUNTEERS: If any residents have a desire to get involved with the Village, please reach out to Mayor DeMento or any of the other Trustees.
NEXT MEETING: Our next meeting will be Wednesday, April 15th at 7:30pm.
For additional information please visit our website at www.Munseypark.org
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact any of the trustees:
Mayor Frank DeMento fdemento@munseypark.org
Deputy Mayor Sean Haggerty shaggerty@munseypark.org
Trustee Patrick Hance phance@munseypark.org
Trustee John Lippmann jlippmann@munseypark.org
Trustee Jennifer Noone jnoone@munseypark.org
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Election Day, March 18th from Noon till 9pm at Village Hall
Up for election are the Mayor seat and two Trustee positions.
Three candidates are running unopposed
Sean Haggerty for Mayor
Frank Demento for Trustee
Patrick Hance for Trustee
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INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF MUNSEY PARK
AGENDA
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
March 11, 2015
Minutes (February 11, 2015)
Justice
Police
Building Inspector -
ORAL REPORTS: Clerk - Reports
Counsel
Court Matters
Maintenance
INFORMATION / DECISIONS
1. Tentative Budget 2015-2016 Mayor & Board
2. Bond Mayor & Board
3. New building department software - $3,700 – includes old files
Mayor & Board
4. 324 Park Avenue – property survey – fence
Dr. Nijarian
5. Signage 1649 Northern blvd Mayor & Board
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INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF MUNSEY PARK
AGENDA
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
February 11, 2015
Minutes (January 14, 2015)
Justice
Police
Building Inspector -
ORAL REPORTS:
Clerk - Reports
Counsel
Court Matters
Maintenance
INFORMATION / DECISIONS
1. 324 Park Avenue – property survey – fence (Nijarian) Mayor & Board
2. Proposed sub-division – 67 Knollwood – Village of Flower Hill Mayor & Board
3. 1695 Northern Blvd – AllState Sign Mayor & Board
4. Children’s Easter parade – Waldman Park Mayor & Board
5. Discussion – Burnham Place Mayor & Board
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(click here) To view the article that ran in the Manhasset Press describing the Art Series running at the Manhasset Library.
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Incorporated Village of Munsey Park
Board of Trustees Update February 2015
The Board of Trustees hopes all our residents made it through the recent snowstorms as well as possible. We also hope everyone had a wonderful Holiday season and wish everyone a Happy and Healthy 2015. Please see below for some of the highlights of what’s happening in and around the Village.
STORM MAINTENANCE: We would like to thank our dedicated staff and maintenance crew for their hard work maintaining and clearing the roads during the last few storms. We are grateful for their hard work and all the residents’ cooperation during these storms which ultimately makes getting around the Village a bit safer.
VILLAGE FEES: After hearing many residents complain of the complexities within the Village fee structure, the Board recently passed a resolution to simplify the fees. It was the Boards intent to transition the structure from a square foot plus percentage of costs of construction structure to a more flat rate structure, eliminating the percentage of cost of construction component. The Board studied the actual fees over the last few years and took the lower end of the averages as the new fixed rate. This takes the Village out of the guessing game of projecting projects costs, and allows residents to use the highest quality materials and appliances without worrying about an additional cost. A full list of the new fees will be posted on the Village website or available through Village Hall.
BOND REFINANCING/RFP:
· In an effort to take advantage of the current rate environment, The Board of Trustees continues to research the possibility of refinancing the Village’s outstanding street bond. The goal would be to free additional funds to put to work on the roads while keeping the costs to residents unchanged.
· In conjunction with this refinancing the Village has begun work on filing a formal Request For Proposals to provide professional engineering services related to Village’s development of its Long Term Infrastructure Plan.
REFUSE COLLECTION: Please be reminded that all walkways must be cleared of snow so the sanitation workers can gain access to cans and bags for rear side pickup. Refuse collection is usually delayed after a snow storm, so please be patient as services take some time to resume back to normal. During a snow storm, refuse services are typically halted from the Town of North Hempstead so roads can be cleared for snow removal.
NEW VILLAGE COMMITTEES: We have received many offers from our residents that want to volunteer at the Village level. In an effort to get more residents involved in the Village and for them to gain experience in Village work, the Board will be creating three new committees: Beautification, Finance, and Legal with focus on updating the Code. These committees will allow the Village to aid the Trustees in their specific responsibilities and will consist of a Committee Chair and resident volunteers. If you have experience in any of these areas or are interested in volunteering, please contact any of the Trustees below.
MUNSEY PARK, On a Street Where You Live... The Manhasset Library has a six part series celebrating the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s role in the development of Munsey Park. The series will focus on the American Artists that the Village streets are named after. For more information please contact The Manhasset Public Library.
CONGRATULATIONS: The Board of Trustees would like to congratulate Munsey Park residents Ken Wiegand and Mark Sauvigne on their recent election victories. We are looking forward to working with Ken in his role at the Park District, and Mark in his role at the MLWD.
VOLUNTEERS: If any residents have a desire to get involved with the Village, please reach out to Mayor DeMento or any of the other Trustees.
NEXT MEETING: Our next meeting will be Wednesday, February 11th at 7:30pm.
For additional information please visit our website at www.Munseypark.org
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact any of the trustees:
Mayor Frank DeMento fdemento@munseypark.org
Deputy Mayor Sean Haggerty shaggerty@munseypark.org
Trustee Patrick Hance phance@munseypark.org
Trustee John Lippmann jlippmann@munseypark.org
Trustee Jennifer Noone jnoone@munseypark.org
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