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Studies released by LIPA last month said that a proposed overhaul of Island Park’s E.F. Barrett Power Station would not be cost-effective. However, the plant will still operate.
LIPA report: Barrett plant overhaul not cost-effective
An overhaul of Island Park’s E.F. Barrett Power Station would not make economic sense, according to a report released last month by the Long Island Power Authority, as energy demand in the region declines. more
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The E.F. Barrett Power Station is among Long Island Power Authority’s biggest plants, but its future is uncertain, as the area’s power demand is slowing.
Concerned about Barrett
A few weeks before PSEG Long Island releases its integrated resource plan, the Island Park community awaits what the forecast could mean for one of the region’s most prominent power plants, which sits in its backyard. more
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Our future is literally blowin’ in the wind
Long Island was supposed to have 40 or more wind turbines in the Atlantic Ocean by now, generating electricity 3½ to 4½ miles south of Jones Beach, which would have . . . more
LIPA ordered to pay debts for current school year
The Long Island Power Authority was ordered by State Supreme Court Justice Anthony Marano to make Nassau County school districts whole on Feb. 23, replenishing a portion of a $50 million shortfall the schools have contested was owed to them for property tax payments during the 2015-16 school year. more
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The formula used to calculate tax levy limits. Revisions in Oceanside’s 2015-16 tax levy and payments in lieu of taxes have changed projections for the 2016-17 tax levy.
O’side district taxes to increase slightly
A change in the way the Long Island Power Authority is counted on the tax rolls means that the Oceanside school district will have a smaller tax levy this year and in 2016-17 than originally … more
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Supreme Court Justice Anthony Marano
Court orders LIPA to pay school districts
State Supreme Court Justice Anthony Marano has ordered the Long Island Power Authority to immediately pay a little more than $3.7 million of $50 million … more
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LIPA payments still in dispute
Nassau County has agreed to hand over LIPA payments to school districts, but there are still funds in dispute. LIPA, which owns properties operated by PSEG, was said to have owed $49 million to … more
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Superintendent Dr. William Johnson said he believed the county does not have the authority to change the district’s tax levy after it’s set.
RVC joins other districts in suing county
At the Board of Education meeting late last month, Rockville Centre schools joined a growing coalition of school districts filing suit against Nassau County and LIPA for reductions to the schools’ … more
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The Long Island Power Authority will be the subject of a lawsuit that District 30 is filing to recover lost tax revenue.
District 30 files lawsuit against LIPA
District 30 is joining a growing number of Long Island school districts filing suit against Nassau County and LIPA for reductions to the districts’ tax levies. The board authorized the law firm … more
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O’side schools suing LIPA and County
The Oceanside School District is suing Nassau County and the Long Island Power Authority after PSEG did not pay its full tax levy after an agreement that allowed the utility to make partial … more
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