Huntington Town agenda
HUNTINGTON
Unless specified, meetings are at Town Hall, 100 Main St.
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HUNTINGTON
Unless specified, meetings are at Town Hall, 100 Main St.
TOWN BOARD
7 p.m. July 6
PLANNING BOARD
7:30 p.m. July 7
ACTIONS
At its May 4 meeting, the town board:
Authorized the comptroller to appropriate money from the Environmental Open Space and Park Improvement Fund for recommended neighborhood enhancement (Clifford Soergel Outreach Garden).
Authorized the comptroller to appropriate money from the Environmental Open Space and Park Improvement Fund for recommended park improvements (Lewis-Oliver Dairy, Heron Park, Centerport and Senior Citizens Beach).
Authorized the comptroller to amend the 2010 Operating Budget for the Town of Huntington and its special districts, various departments.
Authorized the correction of code violations at various locations pursuant to the Code of the Town of Huntington and/or the Uniform Codes of the state of New York.
Accepted the dedication of a widening of Walt Whitman Road for the site plan known as Canon USA.
Amended Town Board Resolution 2009-565, scheduling regular meetings of the Town Board of the Town of Huntington for the Year 2010.
Appointed and reappointed members of the Town of Huntington Plumbing Board.
Approved the Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP) service credits for the Huntington Community First Aid Squad.
Approved the Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP) service credits for the Commack Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
Urged the Huntington delegation to the New York State Legislature to draft, sponsor and introduce legislation to amend Article 14-BB of the General Municipal Law to allow the Town of Huntington to establish a local Civil Administration Enforcement Bureau.
Urged the state of New York to enact legislation transferring to the Oak Brush Plains State Nature and Historic Preserve the remaining acreage at the former site of Pilgrim State Hospital.
Compiled by Gene Sullivan
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