To the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it
stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice
for all. >> Please remain standing for a moment of
silence. I'd ask that you keep in your thoughts and prayers the brave service
men and women serving our country both here and abroad.
Thank you. Please be seated. >> Good morning. Would the clerk clerk call
the role? >> Councilman Monetta
» here. >> Councilman Martinez
» here. >> Councilman Mcweeny
» here. >> Councilman Gregory
» here. >> Supervisor Schaefer
» and I am here. So all five are present. We have a quorum. And uh this is the
Wednesday, July 8th, 2026 meeting of the Bablin Town Board at 10:00 a.m. You can
come in if you'd like. Um the uh meeting is uh divided up into three sections.
The first is dedicated to the public hearings. There are six public hearings
scheduled for today. So if you're interested in addressing the board on
any of the public hearings, we ask you to fill out a card and file with our
town clerk. Second portion is dedicated to the agenda. And there are agendas on
the table up front. So if you're interested in addressing the board on
any of the items listed on the agenda for that, we also ask you to fill out a
card up front and file with our town clerk. And the third portion is the open
portion, and that's when residents can come forward and address the board on
any matters concerning town government or town services that are not on today's
agenda. Um, if you're here in person, we ask you to come to the podium when your
name is called and um, state your name and address for the stenographers's
benefit. And we ask you to um, uh, keep your comments to three minutes. If you
are watching us on our YouTube channel, uh, either on the 8th at 10:00 a.m.,
which is live, or at a future date and time, there's a link that'll take you to
today's agenda. It'll also allow you access to send us a message, question,
comment or concern, and one of us will get back to you. Um, with that, we'll go
into the public hearings and the first public hearings. Public hearing on the
question of lifting covenants and restrictions for planning board job
HPLN-63
23-44 AI Intercount Realy LLC. Uh, do we have any representative from Just come
forward and state your name and address.
» Thanks. Jared Presburg, 100 corporate plaza, Islandia, New York, 11749.
» Great. Just if you could give us a brief description of what the uh request is.
» Sure. So request is being made to lift uh certain historical covenants and
restrictions that were imposed by the planning board that simply no longer
relate to the property, its use or its future use. Uh no intention of asking
for relief from the proposed new CNRs that were requested for the project,
just removal of the old one for the intended use.
» Great. Are any questions of the from the board members? No. Thank you. Anybody
here wishing to address the board on this public hearing? I don't have any
cards, so I'll take a motion to close and reserve by Councilman Metta, second
by Councilman Martinez. All those in favor?
» Opposed? Hearing is closed. Decision reserve. And this is on the agenda for
approval. >> Thank you.
» Thank you. Second public hearing is public hearing. The reasoning
application of Stanley Gilpin, HPLN3-36,
Planning Board job 25-27 AE. The premises identified as Suffach
County tax map number 0100-168-2-22
located on the northeast corner of Gilbert Place in Overland Avenue in
Amityville. >> Good morning, Mr. Supervisor, members of
the board, for the record, Nicole Bland, 535 Broad Road in Melville. Uh, Mr.
Supervisor, this is a very simple application. It's split zone business E
and residence B. However, it really should be residential because it's on a
residential block. The owner simply wants to build a single family home here
and has agreed to all covenants and restrictions for the home
» and we are excited about that. >> Good.
» Great. Any questions? >> Negative. Okay. Thank you. Uh take a
motion to close and reserve by Councilman Martinez. Second by
Councilman McWeeny. All those in favor? >> Opposed? Hearing is closed. Decision
reserve. Third public hearing is public hearing reference amending chapter 2
article 2 section 2-2 of the town of Alban uniform code of traffic
ordinances. Don't have any cards. I'll take a motion from Councilman Mcweeny.
Second by councel Gregory to close and reserve. All those in favor I
» opposed hearing is closed. Decision reserve. Fourth public hearing is public
hearing reference to amending chapter 2 article 4 section 2-8 of the town of
Abin uniform code of traffic ordinances. I don't have any cards. So I will take a
motion from Councilman Gregory. Second by Councilman Metta to close and
reserve. All those in favor I >> opposed. Hearing is closed. Decision
reserve. Fifth public hearing is public hearing reference amending the code of
the town of Bablin chapter 13 office of controller. I don't have any cards so
I'll take a motion from councilomanetta. Second by Councilman Martinez to close
and reserve. All those in favor? >> Opposed? Hearing is closed. Decision
reserve. Six public hearings. Public hearing reference amendment code of town
of Bablin chapter 213 zoning article. >> Help me out here. My Roman numerals.
» 49. >> 49.
» XL. >> Town attorney. You're supposed to know
that. 49. Uh >> confidence. Nobody's going to challenge
you. >> Uh I don't have any cards. I'll take a
motion from Councilman Martinez, second by Councilman Xeeny to close and
reserve. All those in favor? >> I opposed. Hearing is closed. Decision
reserve. That's it for the public hearings. We'll go into the agenda. Uh I
don't have any cards. Anyone wishing to address the board on the agenda.
You're on a a resolution or open portion.
» Resolution.
» I have 23. >> Oh, okay. Sure. Let me then I'll call
you up.
Oh, Michael McCarthy. So, come on up, Mike.
» So, you're on for your speaker 523. So, you're you want to address you're the
attorney for Milk and Things? >> Yes, I am.
» Great. So, just give your name and address. Michael McCarthy 2150 Joshua's
Path Sweet 202 Hot Pog New York 1178H88H88H88H88H88H88H8.
» We meet again. >> Yes, we do. [laughter]
» How are you? >> I'm wonderful. How are you?
» I'm doing pretty good, thanks. >> How's your client?
» He's doing well, thanks. >> I can tell.
» Yeah. Yeah, [laughter] he's doing well. It's been closed for over a week now,
» right? >> Um
» So, why are you here, Mike? >> Because the town closed my client,
right? >> Um I understand that there was a
warrant. >> Do you know why we closed your client? I
have not received any paperwork concerning it. I have spoken to the
assistant town attorney, but I have not received any paperwork.
» So, why don't we bring up the assistant town attorney? Where is he?
» Yeah, Mike, why don't why don't you have a seat there
» and we'll have Mr. Rosario >> speak to the board. Um, this is on
resolution 523. This is regarding a location called milk
and things and I assume that they sell milk
» and things >> and things.
» Uh for my appearance is Jorge Rosario, senior assistant town attorney, town of
Babylon. Um and I do have copies of the uh of report by the town attorney's
office. I'm going to provide one to council
and provide
We we were uh previously uh here back in October 2025 before the town board. At
that point uh there was a presentation that was made that uh concerning various
arrests on February 7, 2024, September 9, 2024. Both times the same
individual Ashish Brumbat
and then another arrest on September 6, 2025, Chinloo. All of these for unlawful
dealing to a child uh selling tobacco to minors. These arrests were made by the
first precinct. Um there's also a list. Um I don't think it's necessarily into
the record. It'll be part of the record, but you have at least one, two, three,
four, five, six, seven, eight uh arrests similar issues going in 2024.
Uh our recommendation is to uh >> and then the most recent is a warrant
that was executed by the first precinct on June 25th,
2026. >> Yes. supervisor that uh warrant was
obtained signed by judge Saxs uh where uh allowed us and the first precinct uh
first pre executed it and as you can see to the to the board's right my left over
2,217
flavored vapes were confiscated at the location. These were after community
complaints of of of selling the flavored vapes which are uh against the law in
New York State. They were also against town code that had been adopted. Uh
these flavored vapes were found on the property on that date.
And what we find is that um the on the last date in October 2025
and as you can see as you're pulling those out supervisor they're they're
meant to attract um younger uh folks you got you got bright colored packaging
flavors of whether it's strawberry banana or any anything you can think of.
Um and and these are meant to which has been recognized by the state
[clears throat] and the town of Babylon that they're meant to uh attract uh
younger folks into becoming addicted to nicotine.
We on the last occasion in October 2025, it was adjourned for uh for compliance
and furthering um whether they were going to begin to comply with the rules
in terms of cing um um individuals making sure that tobacco is being sold
to only adults. Uh but what we've found that um that has not been abided by. Um,
in order to get the warrant, we had to send in a minor who did purchase uh a
flavored uh uh vape from the location. The individual is under uh 21 years old
and that was attached to the warrant which was shown to Judge Saxs who then
signed the uh warrant. >> Okay. If I could just interrupt you for
a sec. So did you say that there was an agreement and then there was an
adjournment because of the agreement to kind of comply with the law and then
they violated the agreement which led to the warrant and here we are to Is that
what you said? >> Correct, Councilman? That is correct.
That's exactly what occurred and uh so as you can see um they they hadn't
abided by the agreement that they told the town board that they were going to
do. So um the warrant was executed and all this was found and the
recommendation town attorney's office is to uh keep the place closed as they
haven't been able to comply and they've the business has shown to have
been uh an example of what a a public nuisance is. the, you know, it's it's
attracting young folks to something that's so dangerous and just leads them
to a life of being addicted to nicotine and is
and again it's it's unlawful and itself.
» Any other comments or questions? >> Just just that when I was a county
legislator, I sponsored the legislation with K. Browning to expand the 2-year
48month requirement to 36 months. So, this is an issue that's been very
important to me that we get this nuisance
um at bad actors and give localities the time frame to really capture these
individuals and and do what the law is intended to do. So,
» absolutely. And and again, the intention is to protect our our our youth, our
children, and make sure that that's not being sold. In addition to these items
being sold, one of the complaints we got was that uh um uh gummy worms type stuff
with THC and it was also being sold and and the email that we received months
ago when we started our reinvestigation of the property was that that was being
sold as well and that was also found. >> Would would you be able to put a dollar
amount value on? >> Yes. This is about uh close to we
estimate about $60,000. >> 60
» 60,000 >> 60,000 and then what would it be sold?
» They go from depending on the vape. Tyson vapes usually sell for about uh
$30. Other vapes about 25. >> What's the markup? What would he be
making? >> Uh I actually don't have that answer. Uh
supervisor, my apologies. >> I I just do know that it's
» it's more than milk. It's a lot more than milk. And um
» and and again, this this property is is a nuisance that's been complained. We've
received numerous complaints from the community.
» Right. >> Okay.
» And if there's any other questions, >> anybody else
» or Supervisor Hogan?
[laughter]
» All right. >> Thank you, Super.
» Thank you. >> Michael, did you want to say something?
because I'm going to I'm going to make a suggestion if you'd like, but you can
come forward and if you want to put anything on the record, but my my
suggestion is going to be I just kind of sat over with Michael briefly and I told
him that, you know, he's been here before representing his client. He does
a very good job representing his client. Um, it's important for his client to
have representation here. Um, I told him that the town board is very upset. In
fact, I've spoken to both school district superintendent who cover the
area in Deer Park and North Babylon, and I'm sure if I spoke to the others,
they'd have the same concerns um of what they've seen uh over the last few months
in schools. We've spent money through our ARPA
program to uh have Lynenhurst and Weanch school districts p purchase vape
detection systems that have been installed in the bathrooms and locker
rooms in various buildings in those school districts. I know other districts
have had to invest money to do that to do just that to deal with with this
which has become a massive problem. Um, and I told him at this point his client
doesn't have I mean in my in my eyes zero credibility, but I would say
there's really no credibility in terms of him being able to manage this
business. He should go into maybe a legal business that sells products like
this. Um, but that it would be in his best interest, his clients, and he'll
have to obviously speak to his client. Um, but I think what I would recommend
is that we have Michael work with the town attorney's office to hammer out an
agreement that is going to allow him to sell the property in a very short period
of time. And I'm sure a property on 231 in North Babylon is going to catch a
bunch of people because if it's run properly and legal in legal fashion, it
can do very well. um people aren't going to people are going to want to run into
what we've done over the years, running in quick to get the the necessities or
essentials that you need. So, I would recommend that we allow him that we
table this today until August 5th. >> August 5th.
» August 5th is the next meeting that we table this today. um that we have him
meet with the town attorney's office either today or tomorrow and hammer out
hammer out an agreement that is going to have him listing the property
immediately for sale providing the town attorney's office with that agreement
either through a broker or for sale by owner not dictating how you do your
trans your personal uh the commercial transaction. Um, and then we put a time
limit on when that sale's got to be consummated. Um, we're going to have to
if we're going to allow him to open up because obviously the sale is going to
be based on whether or not there's an operation going on there. So, that
operation's got to be strictly monitored um where we're going to have inspections
almost daily as to what products are in the building. and he's going to have to
agree to allow our people to go in there um and then get this thing sold right
away because he needs to be out of this business. There's not there's nothing
else that we can talk about and there's even though you're a great attorney,
there's nothing else that you can come up with that's going to convince us that
he can do this. So, I think that that would be a reasonable compromise. Um,
and I think that we need to get that all hammered out so that the board can vote
on that at the August 5th meeting. I think that gives us more than enough
time. It's about a month to do that. Um, does that sound reasonable to you?
» Yes, it does. >> We'll work on it soon.
» Okay. So, we'll we'll when we get to that resolution, we'll we'll pull that
off. Well, no, it's in the resolution section. We'll table that to August 5th.
Everybody good with that? >> Okay. Okay.
» Thank you, Michael. >> Okay.
» I'm gonna put this >> Yeah. You don't want to take that home
to the kids, right? >> Thank you, Michael.
» In the parking lot. >> All right. I don't have any other cards,
so I'll take a motion. >> And you better listen to your attorney.
» Listen to him. >> You didn't listen the last time, please.
» Okay. >> Thank you.
» 514. >> I'm sorry.
» This card for 514. Oh, >> 523.
» Oh, got it. There resolution uh resolution agenda. Yep. So, I'll bring
up uh Julia Deo >> for the um from the New York League of
Conservation Voters. Julia Demiano.
» Yes, >> there you go. And pull that down so you
can get picked up. Yep. And just state your name and address.
» Tiny bit short. Uh my name is Julia Damiano. Um, I work for the New York
League of Conservation Voters and I work out of um the Citizens Campaign for the
Environment Office in Farmingdale. So, 225 Main Street A Farmingale.
» Great. >> So, I'm speaking on behalf of the New
York League of Conservation Voters to ur to urge the town of Babylon to allow for
the expiration of the current moratorum on battery energy storage systems and
not extend it to support the responsible appropriately sized deployment of these
systems within the town. Battery storage is essential for the strong for storing
and integrating excess energy from the grid as well as for providing reliable
power during extreme weather or periods of peak or periods of peak demand. These
systems reduce reliance on fossil fuel plants, support New York energy's clean
goals, clean energy goals, create good paying local jobs in the clean energy
sector, and help tacking tackle the growing affordability crisis by
stabilizing the price of energy. We understand that local municipalities,
including yourself, have had concerns over the safety of these deployments.
However, Modern Best facilities are designed and operated under some of the
strictest safety safety codes in the nation. The New York State Fire
Prevention and Building Codes Council issued updated safety guidelines for
best deployments in July of 2025, reflecting the latest best practices in
fire safety, system design, and emergency response. In support, six
former FDMY leaders, including retired Commissioner Thomas Van Essen, has
affirmed that battery energy storage can and should be safely integrated into our
communities. By either rejecting this clean and safe technology outright, or
thoroughly overly or creating overly restrictive codes, we are missing an
opportunity to provide energy security, grid resilience, local construction
jobs, and more stable utility bills for residents. Babylon has taken the time
over the past six months to create a working group and study this issue
closely. And now it is time for residents to see the results of this to
allow for this technology to be safely and appropriately placed in their
communities. We ask for you to take the necessary steps to update your codes and
embrace this technology. We're open to providing education or discussing this
topic further with your office in order to achieve cleaner, safer, and a healthy
healthier town of Babylon. Thank you for your time and consideration.
» Thank you, Julia. Uh Lauren Cochran Dulan, ACE New York.
Hi, supervisor and board. >> Good morning.
» Good morning. I'm Lauren Corkin Doulan. I'm representing Alliance for Clean
Energy, also known as ACE New York this morning.
» Is your voice sore from the uh soccer? >> I am. I'm a World Cup fan. So, I was
just getting over my Knicks victory and then my my British husband is very
excited. England has [laughter] advanced. So,
» there you go. >> Thank you, supervisor. I'm just here to
bring a few letters today because my voice I'm going to keep it short, but
essentially um I want to thank you and your amazing team. I know you and your
town board know you have an amazing team, but they've really worked to be
thoughtful, meaningful um of of course the public safety of the residents. I
wanted to also let you know that we will with a um retired fire FDNY team be
meeting with fire leaders, anyone that um the town board would like us to meet
with uh over the course of the summer in the next few weeks in the town of
Babylon because we care too. There's no wrong question when it comes to
community safety. Um >> I think we're [laughter] gonna connect
you with the um town fire chief's association.
» That's wonderful. And so um and I and you know for total disclosure, Rich is a
mentor. So, uh, he's taught me that there's no, you know, wrong question
with community safety. [laughter] >> I'm getting old, so it means he's really
old. So, essentially, I just wanted to bring this forward today. Um, your due
diligence is great, but um there's a overwhelming amount of support because
of our grid um just being, you know, hot weeks like last week have just made it
that we have to come up with solutions and safe ones that protect our
community. We're looking to be great partners with you guys because you guys
are great partners and there is overwhelming support on the ground from
both residents as well as stakeholders who want to make sure that we can make
an affordable resilient grid this summer. Um the sooner the better because
our grid is totally stressed um almost as stressed as my voice. So thank you so
much. Thank you for the time supervisor. >> Just hand up the letters Lauren. Thank
you. >> Okay. Anyone else for the um agenda
portion? I don't see any. So, we'll go right into the agenda. We got the
consensus resolution agenda for today. Are there any items that need to be
removed? >> Negative.
» Negative. So, uh, take a motion. >> I offer the consensus resolution agenda.
» Second. >> All those in favor?
» Opposed? Consensus resolution agenda is adopted as listed. Resolutions for
today, resolution 507. >> I offer 507.
» Second. All in favor? >> I opposed. Resolutions approved.
Resolution 508. >> I offer 508.
» Second. >> All in favor?
» Opposed? Resolution is approved. Resolution 509.
» Make a motion to approve. >> Second.
» All those in favor? I >> opposed. Resolutions approve. Resolution
510. >> I offer 510.
» Second. >> All in favor? Opposed? Resolutions
approve. Resolution 511. >> I offer to table resolution 511 to the
August 5th board meeting. >> Second. All those in favor of the
tableing I >> opposed resolutions tabled to August
5th. >> Resolution 512. for 512.
[snorts] >> Second by councilomanetta.
» Oh, second. Sorry. >> All those in favor?
» Resolution's approved. Resolution 513. >> Motion to approve.
» Second. >> All in favor?
» Oh, I'm sorry. >> 513. Is it too late?
» Uh 513. Come on up. >> Sure.
» Mr. Zimna. >> Yeah. Just uh if you would state your
name and address. >> This is regarding 15 Isles Place.
Correct. >> Yes.
» Okay. My appearance Bernard J. Zimn. He like Zebra. I like igloo. and like Mary
and like Nancy OC 1909 Great Neck Road, Sweet B Cop, New York 11 1726. Just to
address the board briefly, um my client is currently working with the town. We
had filed a plumbing inspection report, a plumbing inspection I believe had
occurred already. Um we're trying to diligently pursue this matter. I know
the town had to come in an emergency basis to board up the location. I do
have my client's husband here. So, he was there. He was present during the
times. >> And just what's his name?
» Sure. Walter Ayala Mahia >> and
» And he's the owner or >> Well, he's the spouse of the owner. So,
the owner is Nikari Fernandez. She's officially the owner, but husband and
wife, they work pretty much together in hand.
» Well, I'm also handling the portion with the town adjudications bureau,
» administrative adjudications bureau. Those tickets
» for the summones >> for the summones that were issued. a
couple months ago. Correct. >> And what's your client's intention with
the property? >> So, he's working right now to fix it to
bring it back to the condition it was previously with the cos eventually.
» So, he just purchased it. >> He purchased it. It was about
» um I don't recall. I think it was maybe two years ago or a year somewhere around
that. Not too long ago. >> Is this an investment property or
» It's an investment, correct? Right. >> Okay. So, they're going to they're going
to repair it, bring it back to its original
» to the original condition. Correct. >> And then sell it. Yep. The only issues
that we were Well, I just wanted to maybe make the record clear is that if
my client wants to enter the premises, who should he contact so we don't have
any issues? I did speak with Mr. Rosario. Yep.
» Earlier this morning, he advised me that we should reach out and just possibly
leave a message with the >> Well, we'll Yeah, what we'll do is we'll
get you in touch. Ron Kusner is here right here in the front row.
» Okay. >> So, he'll arrange for one of the
inspectors who will have access so you can work directly through him.
» Okay. Got it. >> And we appreciate you being here um
because it's always good to have someone to talk to when we're trying to deal
with the property that impacts the neighborhood.
» And then also the Suffach County Police did arrest the squatters or the alleged
squatters that were there um back on May 16th, give or take.
» Okay. So they were cleared out. >> They were cleared out, right?
» Good. Okay. Yeah. So, all we're going to do is we we just have to approve this
resolution to give to approve the authority that we went in and did what
we had to do. >> And then we appreciate you because we
know you're also a great attorney who does good work on behalf of your client
and you'll be able to work with Ron and the town attorney's office.
» Okay, great. >> As well. Thank you, Bernard.
» Thank you very much. >> Okay.
Um, so 513. Did I take a motion from Councilman
» Manetta? Motion to approve. >> Second. All those in favor I
» opposed. Resolutions approve. Resolution 514.
» I for 514. >> Second.
» All those in favor? Opposed? Resolutions approve. Resolution 515.
» I for 515. >> Second. Roll call, please.
» Councilman Monetta, >> yes.
» Councilman Martinez, >> yes.
» Councilman Mcweeny, >> yes.
» Councilman Gregory, >> yes.
» Supervisor Schaer, >> yes. Resolution is approved. Five votes
in favor, zero opposed. Resolution 516. >> Motion to approve.
» Second. >> All in favor?
» I resolutions approved. Resolution 517. >> Make a motion to approve.
» Second. Would the clerk call the role? >> Councilman Monetta?
» Yes. >> Councilman Martinez. Councilman Mcweeny.
» Yes. >> Councilman Gregory.
» Yes. >> Supervisor Schaefer.
» Yes. Resolutions approved. Five votes in favor. Zero opposed. Resolution 518.
» I offer 518. >> Second.
» All in favor? Opposed? Resolutions approved. Resolution 519.
» I offer 519. >> Second. All in favor?
» Opposed? Resolution's approved. Resolution 520.
» Motion to approve. >> Second.
» All in favor? >> Opposed. Resolutions approved.
Resolution 521. >> Make a motion to approve.
» Second. >> All those in favor? Opposed. Resolutions
approved. Resolution 522. >> I for 522.
» Second. >> Those in favor? Opposed? Resolutions
approved. And resolution 523. We're going to table that one.
» I offer to table 523 until the August 5th.
» 5th. Yep. Second. All those in favor of the tableabling.
» Opposed. Resolutions table till August 5th and tabled agenda resolution 420.
» Motion to approve. >> Second.
» Those in favor. >> Oppos. Resolutions approved. That's it
for the resolutions. We'll go to the open portion to the cards. We have Julie
Verger.
Hi. >> Hi. Just uh speak into the microphone
and just state your name and address. >> My name is Julie Vera. I live at 43
Tmont Road in Lindenhurst and I'm here because I have a concern about the
fireworks every night. It starts like mid to end of May. And it goes all the
way into September. And two years ago it was even into October. So in in most
cases it's the firecrackers, but then we have those explosions
and it starts between like 8:30 and 9:30 at night. It goes till 11:30 or 12 and
then occasionally at 1:00 in the morning it wakes me up with the two loud
explosions. So I don't know, you know, it's not my direct block, but it's
around. >> So um Jorge Rosario is our assistant
deputy town attorney. Jorge, just raise your hand.
» He runs our quality of life task force. >> Okay.
» And we have town investigators who work different hours, including overnights.
» Oh, okay. >> So, I'd like to have him introduce you
to the investigator. >> Okay.
» And then, um, we've had issues actually cuz you're on the off of, um, Wellwood
and Straight Path. >> Yes.
We had issues in on Tmont and Sherbrook uh on the 109 side uh by the precinct.
» So the investigators were able to work with several of the residents over there
recently. >> Okay.
» And [clears throat] they were able to get information that the first precinct
was able to act on. >> Oh.
» So if we could have um Jorge will just introduce you to the investigator. Their
their office is right here in the building. And then um you'll have their
number so that if there are issues, you're able to either text them or um
they'll cover your area >> and they'll be out uh at different hours
» and it's mostly between the hours that you just mentioned.
» Right. >> Okay.
» Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome, Julie. Right there.
» And also I just want to add uh introduce into the record two submissions by
Anthony Mone of 886 County Line Road, Amityville. Uh submission mark number
one was submitted um for the July 8th, 2026 meeting. It was submitted to the
town clerk's office on July 1st, 2026. And the second submission
um uh by Anthony Mon 886 County Line Road, Amonyville uh was submitted for
today. The July 8th meeting was submitted to the town clerk's office on
July 6. So we'll submit uh hand those up. And finally, oh Jerry, did you
» Yes. >> I'm sorry, Mr. Mr. Schaefer. Uh I've
been in contact with Anthony. He and I he has filed uh several foil requests.
» Okay. >> Uh our IT department came back to us and
said it was just way too broad, way too voluminous because he said county road
line road 10,000 emails and we're not going to be
able to go through that. I do have a a meeting scheduled next week with me and
Andrew from the IT department. We're going to have him really boil down the
terms that he's looking for. I asked him to give me his goal so I can work
backwards instead of working forwards because I honestly didn't know what he
wanted. I have a better idea now. So, I'm just letting you know. I didn't want
to interrupt. Just want to let you know he's coming in next week and we're going
to work it out. >> Good. No, we appreciate that. Thank you
for letting the board know. Um, and finally, I want to welcome our
Eugima interns uh who are here. Raise your hand.
Um, this is the 26th year of the program and
we want to thank Tracy Fonville and Marcus Duffin and all of the departments
that are working directly with them. I know the interns have been assigned out
to either a town department or an elected official who represents the
Babylon area and uh they're working in their their individual offices. so that
I know they're having great experiences so far in um getting to know a little
bit about parts of the town. Um and then uh they're going to be working through
the end of July where they'll be able to then celebrate at uh a wonderful dinner
that will send them off their 11th graders going into 12th and I think we
pretty much have every school district represented
uh within the town um that are here today. So interns, thank Tracy and
Marcus for a job well done.
And I know I think we're going to talk in a few minutes uh after we finish up.
I do have one final speaker. So we have our supervisor for the day. So Nick, if
you would just take the podium there, introduce yourself and let uh the
residents know why you're here. Excuse me.
» Uh, right at the podium. Just state your name and address.
» Uh, whichever way you want. >> You're the supervisor.
» You're the [clears throat] supervisor, right, Dwayne?
» That's right, Dwayne. >> Uh, I'm Nick Hogan. Um, I'm going to be
senior high school. I go to Hills West. >> Half of Hills West.
» Yeah. >> Okay. And why are you here?
» Um, why am I here? To be supervisor of the day.
Um because I see Rich in the gym every morning and I was questioning his line
of work. >> Just say that a little louder. You see
Rich where? >> I see Rich in the gym every morning.
» Gym. >> And I had questions.
» By the way, Jim uh Nick Nick was not in the gym this morning. So I'll just note
that for the record. Go on. >> I know for the record uh the guilt
shaming comment. [laughter]
» Good. >> Tell them No, tell them about yourself.
» Oh. Um, >> you're going to be a senior.
» I'm gonna be a senior. I'm going to Bucknell to play lacrosse.
» Um, >> and to study. To
» study. Don't know what yet. Probably something in the science field.
» And what have you learned so far today? >> What have I learned so far? Um, Rich has
to deal with a lot of people every day.
» No. Anything else?
No, >> not yet.
» Not yet. There's still more. >> That's right. He's going to spend the
day with me going to the various meetings, visiting the different
departments, and then we'll have him do a report at the end of the day. You
didn't think you'd be doing that on the summer break, right?
[snorts] Very good. Thanks, Nick.
All right. Anybody else wish to address the board?
Seeing none, take a motion to adjourn by Councilman Manetta, second by Councilman
Martinez. All those in favor? Meeting is adjourned. Thank you.
» Oh, Martinez at the end. >> Okay.
» Of course. How are you? Good. It's my first year with the soccer. I am
addicted. >> I
It's so Everything about it is entertaining.
» I was 16 because I was like a little devil.
» Yeah.