Board of Trustees of the Village of Valley Stream Regular Meeting
The meeting included two public hearings regarding proposed local laws to amend the official map of the village, specifically concerning the rezoning of parcels from a C1 district to a CA floating multiple dwelling district. The Board discussed a development proposal for a four-story, 54-unit multifamily residential building at 94 South Grove Street. The applicant requested an adjournment for one hearing to finalize expert reports. The Board also reviewed parking, traffic impact, and community benefit contributions associated with the project.
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Village of Valley Stream Board of Trustees Work Session
The Board discussed several resolutions, including a zoning change from district C to a CA floating dwelling district and amendments to the local map. Key approvals included contracts for cyber insurance with Salerno Brokerage and ladder testing services with John P. Brown Ladder Company, as well as the use of village basketball courts for local sports programs. The meeting also addressed tax assessment petitions, involving adjustments to property tax bills, and reviewed a request for a building permit extension for a project at 54 West Jamaica Avenue.
Jun 15, 2026·Board meeting
Inc. Village of Valley Stream Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The board addressed several administrative and operational items, including the approval of a tax certiorari settlement and an assessors petition. The meeting featured the formal adoption of the annual Village investment policy, procurement policy, and the designation of financial institutions and a standardization of purchase list. Additionally, the board approved various contracts for Wi-Fi services, sewer lateral program extensions, parking meter installation, HVAC duct work, and network infrastructure upgrades. Other actions included the approval of municipal performance and licensing agreements, the setting of a new block party permit fee, a personnel reclassification, and the payment of audited vouchers.
