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An architect’s rendering of the 28-unit proposal for Wallace Court.
Neighbors skeptical of latest Valley Stream apartment plan
The village board has scheduled a public hearing on Nov. 27 to review a developer’s proposal for a 28-unit apartment complex at the corner of Wallace Court and Payan Avenue and to collect input from the public, though some residents who live nearby made their views clear at last week’s board meeting. more
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Public corruption depends on civic apathy
People like to think the best of others, including elected and appointed officials at all levels, from your local village to the high hills of Albany or D.C. Our confidence is almost always affirmed, because most local public servants are . . . more
Nick Halstead, left, and Russell Tepper, representatives of Mill Creek Residential, proposed building a luxury apartment complex on Rocklyn Avenue in Lynbrook to the village’s board of trustees on Aug. 14. They withdrew from the project on Aug. 24.
Developers terminate contracts for proposed Lynbrook apartments
Just 10 days after making a presentation to the Lynbrook village board about building luxury rental apartments on Rocklyn Avenue, Mill Creek Residential terminated contracts with the businesses that occupy the land it hoped to develop. more
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State should rethink its local-diploma policy
Since 2012, when New York state adopted the Common Core State Standards, many students with special needs have received certificates rather than diplomas when they completed high school. more
An Attorney who represents Hempstead Avenue homeowners Jim and Brett O’Reilly, said that a moratorium enacted by the village should not apply to his clients’ proposed development, because the street that would be created, Killarney Lane, would not be a private road. Above, the most recent site plan.
Hempstead Ave. owners’ subdivision plan in limbo
The Rockville Centre village board voted 4-1 on July 10 to institute a six-month moratorium on construction on properties that front private roads. The ruling could delay a plan to subdivide the … more
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Islanders fans and residents spoke about a potential hockey arena at Belmont Park.
Face off at Belmont Park
To inform a request for proposals that will determine the fate of 500 acres slated for development at Belmont Park, five state lawmakers listened for nearly two and a half hours on July 10 at the Elmont Memorial Library as community members shared their visions. more
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Government officials are seeking to renovate Hempstead Lake State Park, but residents are concerned about the environmental and historical impact.
$35M renovation to Hempstead Lake State Park prompts concerns
The New York State Parks Department hosted an environmental review hearing for a proposed $35 million project to rejuvenate Hempstead Lake State Park last week at Hempstead Town Hall, but residents and businesses expressed concerns. more
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Construction on Sportset Health and Fitness Club’s 26-space parking lot began in late May, and is expected to be complete for the business’s customers this summer.
New parking lot to serve Sportset customers
A long-unused lot at the corner of Maple and St. Marks avenues will soon be a parking lot to service one of the many businesses in the area, and the Village of Rockville Centre noted that it expects the development to alleviate the consistent parking concerns faced by residents. more
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The Lynbrook Village board voted to authorize Village Clerk John Giordano to apply for a $10 million revitalization grant, which will be awarded to one village throughout Long Island from the New York State Office of Economic Development. Deputy Mayor Alan Beach, left, Mayor Bill Hendrick and Trustees Mike Hawxhurst and Ann Marie Reardon made the decision.
Lynbrook Village applies for $10 million revitalization grant
The Lynbrook Village board of trustees voted in favor of applying for a $10 million downtown revitalization initiative grant that will be awarded to one community on Long Island by the New York State Office of Economic Development. The application was due on June 14. more
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A site plan for the property at 220 Hempstead Ave., dated April 28, requires a zoning variance from Rockville Centre’s Board of Appeals, as lots 3 and 4 do not have 80 feet of street frontage, which village code requires.
Residents bash variance request by Hempstead Ave. homeowner
“I wasn’t going to bring this up,” said Robert Schenone, chairman of Rockville Centre’s Board of Appeals. “I’m going to get in a lot of trouble for this.” The dozens in attendance, many of who had gathered at Village Hall on June 7 to voice their opposition for proposed plans to subdivide a 1.75-acre property at 220 Hempstead Avenue, listened intently as Schenone paused. more
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