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Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
Work include new park development including new parking lot, pedestrian walkways, landscaping and park amenities.
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Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
Work include new park development including new parking lot, pedestrian walkways, landscaping and park amenities.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Port Washington North
The Board of Trustees reviewed and approved financial vouchers and received departmental reports, including Public Works, Building, and Communications. Key actions included authorizing a tree removal for sewer line protection, approving a storefront sign permit, and extending a road repair contract. The Board also initiated a bid process for a snow removal and salting contract, approved a communications consultant retainer, appointed an independent auditor, and made an appointment to the Board of Appeals. Furthermore, the Board authorized a revocable license agreement for a welcome sign, settled a tax certiorari proceeding, amended a deputy clerk salary, and expanded dental and vision benefits for eligible employees.
The board conducted a public hearing regarding the New Oasis Development LLC site plan application and discussed various municipal items. Key actions included the approval of voucher abstracts, acceptance of departmental reports, and updates on the NYSDEC Municipal Food Scraps Recycling Grants Program. The board authorized funding for the Transition Town oyster gardening project, approved a proposal from The LandTek Group for guardrail replacement, and ratified a use and storage license agreement with 101 Channel Drive LLC. Additionally, the board issued a negative declaration under SEQRA for the inclusive recreational facility project, made administrative appointments for the Deputy Clerk and Part-time Court Clerk/Typist-Clerk positions, and held an executive session to discuss pending litigation.
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The board meeting covered a wide range of administrative and financial business. Appointments were made for various village positions, including the Deputy Mayor, various department heads, and board members. The board approved the regular meeting schedule, special district taxes, and the engagement of professional services for engineering and auditing. Comprehensive policies were adopted, including procurement, investment, sexual harassment, workplace violence, and information security breach notification. Additionally, a public hearing was conducted to adopt the annual budget for the upcoming fiscal year, and tax levies and collection warrants were established. The board also authorized a tax lien sale for unpaid taxes from the previous year.
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