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[0:09] Good afternoon, everyone.
[0:09] Welcome to our July 14 board meeting.
[0:11] Please join us in the Pledge.
[0:13] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America,
[0:17] to the Republic for which it stands.
[0:20] One nation under God, indivisible,
[0:23] with liberty and justice for all.
[0:25] Roll call.
[0:26] Supervisor Wilhelm here.
[0:28] Councilman McCarthy here.
[0:29] Councilwoman Noah here.
[0:30] Councilwoman zarella here, Councilman Lowman.
[0:34] Yeah all right.
[0:35] We will begin this afternoon.
[0:37] We have two site plans Mr. Trotter, you're up.
[0:43] Good afternoon, supervisor, members of the town board.
[0:45] I'm Liam Trotter with the planning department,
[0:47] and I have two site plans to present to the board
[0:49] this afternoon, acting as the board of site plan review.
[0:52] The first application is called Vincent's woodfired pizza.
[0:55] The subject site is located on the Southeast
[0:58] corner of Lake Avenue and Woodlawn Avenue in ST James.
[1:02] The proposal is for a change of use from.
[1:05] First floor office to food retail.
[1:07] Facade alterations.
[1:08] Demolition of existing detached garage and a parking lot.
[1:12] Expansion a new curb cut on Lake Avenue and associated site work.
[1:16] So this is the proposed site plan.
[1:18] A lot of the parking along the East side of the building
[1:22] currently exists.
[1:23] The parking lot expansion will occur on the South side
[1:25] of the building, and there'll be a new curb cut
[1:29] exit driveway onto Lake Avenue.
[1:31] There currently is a drop curb that was installed with the Lake
[1:35] Avenue restoration project.
[1:37] So they'll be utilizing that existing drop curve.
[1:39] So there won't be any new disturbance
[1:41] of the sidewalk on Lake Avenue.
[1:45] This is a Street view from Woodlawn.
[1:48] This is the Garage that will be demolished.
[1:51] And there will be new head in parking along the East side
[1:54] of the property.
[1:56] Because there is a neighbor directly to the Middle East.
[1:58] The applicant will be proposing a new PVC fence and plantings
[2:02] along that property line to mitigate any noise
[2:04] and visibility impacts.
[2:07] And this is the Street view from Lake Avenue.
[2:10] As you can see right here, this is that existing drop
[2:12] curve that will be accessible with this new parking lot
[2:16] addition.
[2:18] And the applicant has agreed to five conditions
[2:20] of site plan approval.
[2:22] The first condition is that the applicant obtain
[2:24] the necessary permits from the town building department,
[2:27] and that any proposed ground sign
[2:29] shall be a monument style with a 2 to three foot masonry base.
[2:32] Not to exceed a total height of 8 feet.
[2:34] The second condition is that the applicant shall install
[2:37] a tree preservation fence around all trees
[2:39] to be preserved on site.
[2:41] The third condition is that the applicant
[2:42] shall obtain a road opening permit from the town
[2:45] highway department.
[2:46] The fourth condition is that prior to the issuance of a CEO,
[2:50] the town of Smithtown drainage on the corner of Lake Avenue
[2:52] and Woodward Avenue shall be located, identified and shown
[2:55] on the final as built survey and easement shall be submitted
[2:59] and approved by the engineering department
[3:01] and then filed with the town for future maintenance
[3:03] of these structures.
[3:04] So there's an existing drain on the corner,
[3:08] and there might be some structures that might
[3:10] be on the subject property.
[3:11] So all the engineering department is asking for that.
[3:13] Those structures be identified and any easements
[3:16] put in place if necessary.
[3:19] And the last condition is that the landscaping and site work
[3:22] shall be modified in accordance with the master
[3:24] plan prepared by the planning department dated July 7, 2026.
[3:27] Which is this plan.
[3:29] What we were asking for is the species of plants
[3:34] that the applicant had specked out along the North side
[3:36] of the parking lot.
[3:37] They were proposing red Cedars and arborvitae, which
[3:40] are taller of a species and may not
[3:42] be appropriate for this area, what we were asking for is
[3:46] a boxwood or similar mid-sized shrub
[3:48] that's mainly to screen any cars that might be parked there.
[3:52] And we're also asking for a walkway
[3:55] connection from the South parking area
[3:58] to the entrance of the building.
[4:01] And lastly, this is the proposed facade alterations.
[4:05] The building will be resided with a white board
[4:07] and batten and a new faux chimney, which is.
[4:10] This will be facing the Woodward Avenue elevation.
[4:16] Does the board have any questions on this proposal.
[4:18] I do have a question.
[4:19] I'm having a really tough time envisioning
[4:21] that piece of property becoming a pizza place.
[4:24] When the time comes.
[4:28] I remember when 7-eleven was coming in and they came and they
[4:31] gave us the photo of what they were doing,
[4:34] which was really a help because we got to have some input and it
[4:37] turned out to be beautiful.
[4:40] When it's ready, might they bring that into us
[4:44] so we could look at the facade.
[4:46] And if there was something we weren't happy with,
[4:50] maybe talk about it, would that be something we could do.
[4:53] That's a possibility.
[4:54] Yeah I can ask architect to provide us better renderings
[4:57] so you can better visualize the.
[4:59] Yeah, because we did that with 7:11
[5:03] and we had little ideas and that they might want to talk to them.
[5:07] Yeah that would be my concern.
[5:10] Would you like that to be a condition of approval.
[5:12] I would like to see it.
[5:13] Yes OK.
[5:14] If the board is OK with that.
[5:16] Well, what are if that's the case, we can't vote on it today.
[5:21] We can either.
[5:22] All right.
[5:23] So it doesn't have to be a condition.
[5:24] Maybe we could see it.
[5:26] And it doesn't have to be written in stone.
[5:28] We cannot vote on this either way.
[5:31] This is the proposed.
[5:33] We can put a condition on that says the architecture should be
[5:37] subject to a site plan addendum, and then you
[5:41] still can't vote on it today.
[5:44] We can vote on it.
[5:45] We just won't have the building permit
[5:47] be issued until the I would recommend
[5:49] I would make a recommendation.
[5:50] Councilwoman, if you want to table this or table it
[5:54] because I don't see how we vote on this site plan as it exists.
[5:58] If there's questions about it, we
[5:59] should just table it and leave it alone and let's vote on it.
[6:02] Excuse me.
[6:03] It's OK.
[6:04] Leave it alone.
[6:04] Let's vote on it.
[6:05] It's all right.
[6:06] I mean, I trust the proposed architecture.
[6:08] Yeah we did.
[6:10] We had discussions with the architect during the site plan
[6:13] review and.
[6:13] OK, from what the building looks like now
[6:17] it's just blue horizontal siding with black window.
[6:23] Familiar the first floor windows have white trim,
[6:26] the second floor of Black trim.
[6:28] Everything with this proposal will be consistent.
[6:31] I mean, it's more of a white building,
[6:32] but it's the siding is consistent.
[6:35] The window trim is consistent.
[6:36] What color will the siding be.
[6:38] It's white.
[6:39] Yeah white board.
[6:40] Oh, good.
[6:40] One question is Vincent going to be living upstairs
[6:44] or is he renting that out.
[6:47] I know the second floor will be maintained
[6:49] as an accessory apartment.
[6:50] I don't know if the owner will be living there,
[6:52] or if he has someone else renting it.
[6:53] Do we know who's Vincent and Liam on the corner.
[6:58] That looking for the drainage structure.
[7:00] We identify all drainage structure
[7:02] when we reconstructed Lake Avenue,
[7:04] so that should be pretty easy to find.
[7:05] We just look at those plans.
[7:07] Everything was marked out.
[7:08] We can consult with the engineering department on that.
[7:10] All right.
[7:13] Any other questions.
[7:15] No OK.
[7:16] Thank you.
[7:17] The next application is Scotsman auto body.
[7:25] The subject site is located on the Northeast
[7:27] corner of Middle Country road and Whyte Avenue in ST James.
[7:32] The proposal is the construction of a new 2,400 square foot,
[7:35] one story repair garage building with associated site work.
[7:40] As you can see right here where I have highlighted,
[7:42] this is the location of the proposed building.
[7:45] There are three other existing structures
[7:47] on site for the repair in business,
[7:53] there was actually a single family dwelling
[7:56] within this location that was recently demolished
[7:59] within the last year.
[8:00] I'll pull up a Street view from Whyte Avenue.
[8:03] Yeah, this is the dwelling that was previously there again.
[8:06] It was taken down several months ago.
[8:10] And this is the proposed rendering for the new structure.
[8:15] It will have a masonry water table, white windows, door.
[8:21] One of those prefab metal buildings.
[8:24] The applicant has agreed to four conditions
[8:26] of site plan approval.
[8:27] The first is that the applicant obtain
[8:28] the necessary permits from the town building department.
[8:31] The second condition is that the applicant shall obtain a road
[8:33] opening permit from the town highway
[8:35] department for improvements along Whyte Avenue.
[8:38] The third condition is that the applicant shall submit
[8:40] physical building material and color samples to the planning
[8:43] department, and the last condition
[8:45] is that the property shall not be utilized for the sale
[8:47] or rental of Motor Vehicles.
[8:49] Mobile homes, boats or similar articles.
[8:52] And that condition is the same condition that the BCA
[8:54] enacted with their approval.
[8:58] Any questions on this proposal.
[8:59] Questions by the board.
[9:01] No the landscaping will be sprinkled.
[9:03] What is sprinkled so it doesn't all die and stuff.
[9:05] We can verify that.
[9:06] Yes because there was a BCA condition
[9:09] that the row of evergreens along the North property line
[9:14] be maintained.
[9:15] There was a few dead ones that needed to be replaced with this.
[9:17] With the site plan application, which they're proposing to do.
[9:20] Thank you.
[9:21] Any other questions.
[9:25] OK thank you, Mr. Trotter.
[9:27] We will be voting on those site plans
[9:29] at the conclusion of the agenda.
[9:31] Thank you.
[9:31] You're welcome.
[9:32] The sitting is board of water commissioners.
[9:36] Deputy clerk.
[9:38] Minutes approval June 9, 2026.
[9:40] Release escrow.
[9:42] Oakwood building group, Plymouth estates and further authorize
[9:45] a budget modification.
[9:47] Release escrow, 881 West Jericho Turnpike, Smithtown,
[9:52] and further authorize a budget modification
[9:54] and one transfer item.
[9:58] Supervisor yes.
[10:00] Council McCarthy.
[10:01] Yes councilman.
[10:02] Yes Councilwoman.
[10:03] Yes councilman.
[10:05] Yes OK.
[10:07] We will reconvene as town board and move to the agenda
[10:10] for correspondence.
[10:12] 15th breast cancer charity musical festival August 1,
[10:16] 2020 6:10 AM to 10:00 PM.
[10:19] Hauppauge school district homecoming parade October 16,
[10:24] 2026 5:45 PM to 6:15 PM.
[10:28] America's VetDogs 5K run, walk, dog run walk September 26,
[10:35] 2020 6:07 AM to o'clock o'clock PM walk
[10:39] for James Memorial charity run August 22,
[10:44] 2020, 6:11 AM to 12:30 PM.
[10:47] Smithtown sunrise.
[10:49] Rotary and ST James brewery.
[10:51] Three Mile run.
[10:53] October 17, 2026 7:30 AM to 10:30
[10:58] AM and a building department report for June 2026.
[11:05] There are four advertisements for public hearings,
[11:08] all to be held on August 11, 2026 at town Hall.
[11:14] First to consider proposed local law 12 2026
[11:18] Amendment to chapter 256 entitled
[11:20] taxation as it relates to tax exemptions
[11:24] for disabled veterans.
[11:26] Second, to consider proposed local law 11 2026
[11:30] Amendment to chapter 177 entitled solid waste management
[11:35] as it relates to recyclables.
[11:37] Third, to consider zone change petition 2020
[11:41] 602 Francis popolizio.
[11:44] And fourth, to consider the application for renewal
[11:47] by Verizon New York of its cable television
[11:51] franchise with the town of Smithtown.
[11:55] Councilman Lowman.
[11:56] Yes Councilwoman Cirillo.
[11:57] Yes Councilwoman Nowak.
[11:58] Yes Councilwoman McCarthy.
[12:00] Yes supervisor.
[12:00] Widhalm yes.
[12:02] For consent agenda minutes.
[12:04] Approval June 17, 2026.
[12:07] Controller items 1 through 13 and resolutions 1 to 3
[12:12] as they appear on the agenda.
[12:14] Anyone on the town board wish to remove any resolutions
[12:17] from the consent agenda.
[12:18] No, no, Mr. clerk.
[12:21] Councilman Lowman.
[12:22] Yes councilman.
[12:23] Mozzarella yes.
[12:24] Councilwoman yes.
[12:26] Councilman McCarthy.
[12:27] Yes supervisor.
[12:27] Quigley yes.
[12:29] Town board to issue a secret negative declaration
[12:33] in the matter of the application for site plan approval
[12:36] by kismet homes Smithtown in the matter of the application
[12:40] for site plan approval by Vincent de marzo
[12:43] for Vincent's woodfired pizza.
[12:46] ST James in the matter of the application for site
[12:49] plan approval by Scotsman 6 for Scotsman auto body.
[12:54] ST James and in the matter of the application for site plan
[12:58] approval by 43 Lansing Avenue LLC, Smithtown, all for reasons
[13:05] stated in memorandums from David a Barnes, the Environmental
[13:10] Protection director.
[13:12] Councilman Lowman.
[13:13] Yes Councilwoman.
[13:14] Mozzarella yes.
[13:15] Councilwoman yes.
[13:17] Councilwoman McCarthy.
[13:18] Yes supervisor.
[13:19] Wilhelm yes.
[13:20] Town board to authorize the town clerk
[13:22] to advertise for bid 26 0 43.
[13:26] Recycling of electronic waste.
[13:29] Bid 26 046.
[13:31] Animal shelter supplies bid 26 0 49.
[13:36] Installation of splash pad at Paul j.
[13:39] Fitzpatrick country club bid 2648
[13:43] electric upgrades and field lighting
[13:46] at Charles p toner armory park.
[13:49] Bid 2651.
[13:51] Construction of pergola at short beach and bid 2652 Smithtown
[13:57] welcome center.
[13:59] Interior alterations.
[14:01] Councilman Lowman.
[14:02] Yes Councilwoman.
[14:03] Isabella yes.
[14:04] Councilwoman Nowak.
[14:06] Yes Councilwoman McCarthy.
[14:07] Yes supervisor.
[14:08] Weinheimer yes.
[14:09] Town board to award bid 26 0 29.
[14:13] Improvements to the Long Beach Marina,
[14:15] South Smithtown to Chesterfield associates.
[14:19] And further authorized the supervisor to sign an agreement
[14:22] on a form approved by the town attorney and bid 26 035 tree
[14:28] planting services to the Roxy group,
[14:31] and further authorized the supervisor
[14:33] to sign an agreement on a form approved by the town attorney.
[14:37] Councilman Lowman.
[14:38] Yes Councilwoman zarella.
[14:39] Yes Councilwoman.
[14:41] Yes Joshua McCarthy.
[14:42] Yes supervisor.
[14:43] Yes town board to approve the following
[14:46] released bond in the amount of $50,000 on behalf of sight tech.
[14:51] Wireless towers for site at Callahan's Beach.
[14:55] And further accept a removal bond
[14:57] in the same amount on behalf of SBA
[15:00] towers 11 for site at Callahan's Beach.
[15:05] Pursuant to Section 11 of the lease agreement dated May 14,
[15:09] 2018, release bonds in the amount of $50,000 on behalf
[15:13] of sight tech wireless towers for site at Smithtown landing,
[15:17] and further accept a removal bond in the same amount
[15:21] on behalf of SBA towers 11 for site at Smithtown landing
[15:26] pursuant to Section 11 of the lease agreement dated
[15:29] September 15, 2009 by 2026.
[15:33] Highway road program Amendment to add
[15:35] encamp drive in Smithtown Shaw Road in Kings Park in Essex.
[15:40] Place in Commack.
[15:42] Amend the fee for non-resident guest
[15:44] passes in connection with resident only events
[15:48] under town code chapter 101, entitled department of parks,
[15:52] buildings, and grounds.
[15:54] Change order number 2 to the award of pin 25 047
[15:59] for cybersecurity service agreement with a head
[16:02] incorporated extension of bid 24 for GPS
[16:07] signal preemption material with traffic systems incorporated.
[16:12] Renewal of Arctic wolf cybersecurity
[16:16] licenses with a head incorporated,
[16:19] a bond for $6 million for the reconstruction of the town
[16:22] Marina, including bulkheads, floating docks,
[16:25] electrical improvements, repaving, landscaping,
[16:29] and other related work.
[16:31] Renewal of electronic medical records.
[16:34] Maintenance and support agreement with celerity, LLC.
[16:38] Extension of an agreement with American Medical
[16:42] alert corporation for one year.
[16:45] Determination that the proposed action to authorize
[16:48] the construction of improvements to the South side of the Long
[16:52] Beach Marina, and authorized the issuance of bonds to finance
[16:56] said project, is a secret.
[16:59] Type 2 action authorized Doreen Perino, the program director
[17:04] at the Sr. citizens department, to execute a catering agreement
[17:08] with flower fields for a luncheon event
[17:11] to be held on May 12, 2027.
[17:14] The addition of safeguard safety shoe company
[17:17] to the authorized shoe vendor list,
[17:20] establishment of the standard workday and reporting
[17:23] for John savoretti.
[17:25] Waiver of the attorney client.
[17:30] Privilege for the limited purpose of complying
[17:34] with Suffolk County grand jury subpoena
[17:39] and thereby authorize the production of a report issued
[17:42] by Elena kacavas, Esquire, dated May 13, 2026,
[17:48] and its attachments for one case only.
[17:51] ASPCA grant application for animal
[17:53] shelter and closure repairs.
[17:56] Authorize the engineering department and the Department
[17:59] of environment and waterways to prepare plans
[18:02] and all requisite permit application materials,
[18:05] and further authorize the supervisor
[18:08] to sign all such materials as may be required
[18:12] in order to obtain a New York State Dec permit
[18:15] for the construction of the Long Beach West Marina and town board
[18:21] to ratify the supervisor's execution of the SAG side
[18:25] Letter of agreement to amend the salary of the position
[18:28] of purchasing director.
[18:31] Councilman yes, Councilwoman.
[18:33] Santiago yes.
[18:34] Councilwoman yes.
[18:35] Councilwoman McCarthy.
[18:37] Wait wait wait.
[18:38] Yes I know.
[18:39] Staying on 15.
[18:42] So yes.
[18:47] Town board to issue a written consistency.
[18:50] Determination that coastal consistency review 2020 602
[18:55] is consistent with the lw, subject to conditions
[19:00] as stated in the July 8, 2026 memorandum
[19:04] from the planning director.
[19:07] Councilor Logan.
[19:08] Yes Councilwoman Isabella.
[19:09] Yes Councilwoman.
[19:10] Yes councilman McCarthy.
[19:12] Yes supervisor.
[19:13] Yes town board to authorize the supervisor
[19:17] to execute the following.
[19:18] On a form approved by the town attorney.
[19:21] An agreement with Thomas Volpe, junior architects.
[19:23] For architectural services at the town
[19:25] of Smithtown senior center.
[19:27] Renewal of an agreement for cybersecurity advisory services
[19:31] with carahsoft technology corp. Inter-municipal agreements
[19:37] with the village of.
[19:38] Head of the harbor, village of the branch and village
[19:40] of Nissequogue for installation of traffic signs
[19:43] and application of pavement markings on village roads.
[19:47] Authorized an agreement with key merchant services
[19:50] to implement an online payment system for the collection
[19:54] of commercial waste fees to be administered by the Department
[19:59] of environment and waterways, and further
[20:01] authorized the supervisor to sign associated documents
[20:05] on a form approved by the town attorney agreement
[20:08] with summer camp incorporated to provide aquatic management
[20:10] and consulting services for the town of Smithtown recreation
[20:14] department, and authorized the submission of an application
[20:18] for the New York State Department
[20:19] of Environmental Conservation for the 2026 urban and community
[20:24] forestry grants program, round 17,
[20:27] and further authorized the supervisor
[20:28] to sign any and all necessary documents to apply
[20:31] for the program, subject to review and approval
[20:34] by the town of town.
[20:35] Town attorney.
[20:36] Councilman Lowman.
[20:37] Yes Councilwoman inzerillo.
[20:39] Yes Councilwoman.
[20:40] Yes councilman McCarthy.
[20:41] Yes supervisor.
[20:42] Weiner yes.
[20:44] Town board to approve settlement.
[20:46] Kathleen mango versus town of Smithtown.
[20:48] Karen Vatrano versus town of Smithtown.
[20:52] Robert Holzer versus town of Smithtown.
[20:54] Long Island lighting company doing business
[20:57] as Lipa versus town of Smithtown and Manufacturers Alliance
[21:01] insurance company as subject of superior ice
[21:04] rink versus town of Smithtown.
[21:07] Councilwoman yes.
[21:09] Councilwoman mozzarella.
[21:10] Yes Councilwoman.
[21:11] Yes Councilwoman McCarthy.
[21:13] Yes supervisor.
[21:14] Weiner yes.
[21:15] Personnel matters.
[21:16] A through x as they appear on the agenda.
[21:19] Councilman Lowman.
[21:20] Yes Councilwoman.
[21:22] Mozzarella yes.
[21:23] Councilwoman yes.
[21:24] Councilman McCarthy.
[21:25] Yes supervisor.
[21:26] Wertheim yes.
[21:28] Concludes the agenda.
[21:29] We will reconvene as board of site plan review
[21:31] to vote on the two site plans presented.
[21:35] Minutes approval March 3, 2026 and conditionally approved.
[21:39] Site plan for Vincent's wood fired pizza.
[21:42] ST James and Scotsman's auto body
[21:46] ST James as presented today by Liam Trotta, Councilman Lowman.
[21:50] Yes Councilwoman zarella.
[21:52] Yes Councilwoman.
[21:53] Yes councilman McCarthy.
[21:55] Yes supervisor.
[21:56] Weiner yes.
[21:59] That concludes our agenda for today.
[22:03] Do we have moving to the public portion.
[22:05] Do we have speakers today.
[22:07] Yes, supervisor.
[22:08] OK before we start, public participation
[22:11] is subject to the rules of decorum, which
[22:12] you have on your speaker card.
[22:14] Town code section 76.7 public portions
[22:19] for town related matters only.
[22:20] Any unsubstantiated, unverified, or material false information
[22:25] will be interrupted three minute rule will be strictly enforced.
[22:29] You have three minutes to make your statement.
[22:31] When you hear the tone have one minute
[22:34] to conclude your statement.
[22:35] Thank you.
[22:37] Bob semprini.
[22:43] Please state your name and address for the record.
[22:45] All right.
[22:46] Bob semprini 11.
[22:47] Delmar lane komack, President, komack community association.
[22:51] Good afternoon, everybody.
[22:53] As the previous two meetings, I did mention the heavy truck
[22:56] traffic problem we've been having on town
[22:58] Road for quite some time now.
[23:01] I had mentioned that superintendent Jordan Cox is
[23:04] going to write you all a letter, and you
[23:07] would think it would be as easy to write a letter
[23:09] and send it out.
[23:10] But every organization has their protocols and all that.
[23:14] So it's already been approved by the school board
[23:19] and it had to go through legal.
[23:21] Now they want everybody on the school board to sign it.
[23:24] So you should be receiving that letter
[23:26] request in removal of that truck traffic sometime in August.
[23:34] In addition, for that, to get some updated information
[23:38] in regards to the traffic flow North and South
[23:41] of townline road.
[23:42] We are asking for an updated.
[23:44] I'll just call it metering of traffic.
[23:46] I'm not sure what the proper terminology
[23:48] is that through whatever department that might be.
[23:53] Also asking again for the reconstruction
[23:56] of an area of townline road, as I mentioned last time,
[23:58] is townline road at the intersection of Havemeyer,
[24:02] where the road is literally collapsing there.
[24:05] If you haven't had the opportunity to drive that road,
[24:10] I highly suggest that you do.
[24:11] You get a real view of exactly what we are talking about.
[24:15] And in addition to that, I had also given you last meeting
[24:21] a copy of the Oyster Bay codes in regards
[24:23] to nuisance, particularly the burning of wood
[24:30] in one's backyard.
[24:33] Councilwoman Lynn Novick.
[24:37] Thank you for your time.
[24:38] You spent this woman right here, Sylvia Strauss.
[24:42] It is her home.
[24:44] They are dealing with one minute remaining.
[24:46] Thank you.
[24:47] They're dealing with exceeded air qualities that burning
[24:54] wood coming into their.
[24:56] Into their yard 8 to 10 hours a day on the weekend,
[25:01] which is, bad health on their side there.
[25:06] She will probably talk here in a couple minutes when chosen.
[25:10] Did anybody have any questions.
[25:13] Anything that you can say to me either now or after in
[25:17] regards to Indian head road or anything else
[25:20] that I just brought to your attention.
[25:23] Anybody traffic monitoring on town line Mr. Sabrina,
[25:27] you should contact the traffic safety department.
[25:30] That's who handles that.
[25:31] Is that going to be Mitch Crowley.
[25:33] That's correct.
[25:34] The repair of town Road.
[25:36] You should report that to the highway superintendent,
[25:38] Mr. Robert Murphy.
[25:39] OK I'm very familiar with him as well.
[25:42] Anything in regards to the code.
[25:48] Anybody look.
[25:49] Look at that information.
[25:50] I believe the town attorney is looking into that.
[25:56] The codes that you sent, et cetera.
[25:57] But I don't know if we have a conclusion at that point yet.
[26:01] OK thank you.
[26:03] Yes intersection.
[26:05] You said the road was half a mile Half a mile
[26:07] and half a mile.
[26:09] And town Road itself.
[26:10] Yes so it's only when you're going northbound.
[26:14] So once you come northbound over Commack road,
[26:17] you go past the cemetery and all that.
[26:20] The first light that you will come to is Havemeyer lane.
[26:23] And you will see what happens to that road.
[26:26] You're like this, and then you're like this.
[26:29] Yeah town line and Havemeyer.
[26:30] OK thank you.
[26:34] Julia Julia Strauss.
[26:36] Julia Strauss.
[26:38] Hello thank you.
[26:39] Can I please just excuse me.
[26:42] Yes, you have to.
[26:45] Submit that to the clerk.
[26:46] It's OK.
[26:47] No problem.
[26:48] Thank you.
[26:50] Please state your name and address for the record.
[26:53] 17 Harry Klein.
[26:55] Commack hello to all.
[26:58] You all know me by now.
[27:00] I send email to everybody.
[27:02] I have nothing to change.
[27:04] But just today, I got an email from a scientist who read the.
[27:10] Purple air device that I have in my home
[27:13] and just will show you how dangerous is it.
[27:16] As a health matter to me and my family,
[27:19] we do not sit outside on the weekends and.
[27:24] It's really upsetting.
[27:26] We have granddaughters.
[27:27] We have family.
[27:29] I really want to believe that my neighbor is a kind man.
[27:33] I really want to believe because he was.
[27:36] And all these issues started when we really
[27:39] asked over and over, could you please not burn or burn
[27:43] two hours at the moment that we started,
[27:47] he just decided that we're harassing him.
[27:50] So please take it to your heart.
[27:54] Thank you.
[27:55] Thank you.
[27:58] No others.
[27:59] OK thank you very much.
[28:01] Thank you all for attending and I will move to close second.
[28:04] Supervisor willhite.
[28:05] Yes councilman McCarthy.
[28:06] Yes, Councilwoman.
[28:07] Newark yes.
[28:08] Councilwoman mozzarella.
[28:09] Yes councilman.
[28:11] Lowman yes.