Board of Trustees
Regular MeetingHewlett Bay Park, NY · December 20, 2021
Minutes
Minutes of the meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Hewlett Bay
Park held on Monday, December 20, 2021 at 5:30 PM. via Zoom video conference. The
meeting was held in compliance with Executive Orders issued by Governor Cuomo.
The meeting was held by Zoom with all Board members being able to participate at the same
time and hear all other Board members. The public was provided with an opportunity to view
the meeting live. Notice of the Zoom meeting was provided to the official paper, posted on
the front door of Village Hall and posted on the Village website.
The meeting was recorded and shall remain available for public viewing.
The public had a right to speak at this meeting
1. Calling the Meeting to Order:
Mayor Kaufman called the meeting to order at 5:33 PM
2. Roll Call:
Present- Mayor Steven Kaufman
Deputy Mayor Alex Salomon
Trustee Gail Rubel
Trustee Antonio Oliviero
Village Clerk Michelle Blandino
Village Attorney Brian Stolar
Excused-
Building Inspector Steve Cherson
Trustee Jay Levy
3. Notice of Meeting – Nassau Herald:
The Clerk reported that notice of the meeting was emailed to the Nassau Herald,
posted on website, sent out in resident notification and was posted on the bulletin
board outside of Village Hall and in the lobby of Village Hall.
4. Minutes –Meeting Minutes of November 15, 2021
On motion by Mayor Kaufman, seconded by Deputy Mayor Salomon, and approved
unanimously the Board dispensed with the reading of the minutes of November 15,
2021 as the Clerk had previously mailed such minutes and they are hereby approved.
5. Appointments
Mayor Kaufman made the following appointments
Member Board of Appeals Lee Schlussel 5 year/ 2026
Alt Member Board of Appeals Gregg Kugler Remainder of Official Year
On motion by Mayor Kaufman, seconded by Trustee Rubel, the above
appointments were unanimously approved.
Member Board of Appeals Vacant
Alt Member – Board of Appeals Vacant
Chair/Member Design Review Board Vacant
Member Design Review Board Vacant
6. HALB Proposed fire road off Piermont- Tabled
7. Proposed Bill HBP-2104 A local law opting out of licensing and/or establishing retail
cannabis dispensaries and/or on site cannabis consumption establishments within the
Village of Hewlett Bay Park
The Mayor opened the public hearing. The Village Attorney explained the
proposed local law. After confirming that the hearing notice was published in the
Nassau Herald and posted on the bulletin board outside of Village Hall and in the lobby
of Village Hall, and the affidavits of posting and publication of the hearing notices are
on file at the Village Clerk’s office, and hearing no comments from the public,
On motion duly made by Mayor Kaufman, seconded by Trustee Oliviero, and
adopted unanimously, the Board closed the hearing and adopted Bill HBP 2014: A
local law opting out of licensing and/or establishing retail cannabis dispensaries and/or
on-site cannabis consumption establishments within the Village of Hewlett Bay Park as
Local Law No. 4, Year 2021, subject to permissive referendum as provided in Cannabis
Law §131, Municipal Home Rule Law §24 and Village Law Article 9, and directed the
Village Clerk to publish and post legal notice as required by law.
8. Building Department Correspondence
A. Letter received 12/9/2021 from Solomon and Eliza Birnbaum who reside at 170
Woodside Drive , requesting a 1rst extension on Permit # HBP-2020030 to install a
new swimming pool. Permit will run from 12/23/2021 – 6/23/2022 No Fee
On motion by Mayor Kaufman, seconded by Trustee Olivier, with a third vote from
Deputy Mayor Salomon, the board voted to approve the first extension for Permit#
HBP-2020030 to install a new swimming pool with a provision that the owner
speak with the Mayor or Building Inspector regarding shrubbery around the pool.
Trustee Rubel obtained from the vote. The permit will run from 12/23/21 to
6/23/22 – No Fee
B. Letter received from Joshua Heller - owner of 213 Cedar Ave requesting a 2nd
extension for Permit HBP-2020013 to install gas fixtures and piping to entire new
single family dwelling Permit will run from 12/24/2021- 6/24/2022 for a fee of
$875.00
On motion by Mayor Kaufman, seconded by Trustee Rubel and unanimously
approved the Board granted a 2nd extension for permit # HBP2020013 to install
gas fixtured and piping to entire new single family dwelling for a fee of $875.00.
Permit will run from 12/24/2021- 09/24/2022
C. Letter received from Joshua Heller - owner of 213 Cedar Ave requesting a 2nd
extension for Permit HBP-2020004 to construct a new two-story dwelling with
attached 3 car garage. Permit will run from 12/24/2021- 6/24/2022 for a fee of
$7,800.00
On motion by Mayor Kaufman, seconded by Trustee Rubel and unanimously
approved the Board granted a 2nd extension for permit # HBP2020004 to construct
a new two story swelling with attached 3 car garage for a fee of $7800.00. Permit
will run from 12/24/2021- 09/24/2022
D. Letter received from Joshua Heller - owner of 213 Cedar Ave requesting a 2nd
extension for Permit HBP-2020012 to install plumbing fixtures and piping to entire
new single family dwelling Permit will run from 12/24/2021- 6/24/2022 for a fee of
$231.25
On motion by Mayor Kaufman, seconded by Trustee Rubel and unanimously
approved the Board granted a 2nd extension for permit # HBP2020012 to install
plumbing fixtures and piping to entire new single family dwelling for a fee of
$231.25. Permit will run from 12/24/2021- 09/24/2022
9. Set budget Hearing for adoption of 2022/23 Tentative Budget
On motion by Mayor Kaufman, seconded by Deputy Mayor Salomon and unanimously
approved, the Board voted unanimously to hold a public hearing on January 13, 2022
at 5:30p.m. with respect to the adoption of 2022/23 Budget.
10. Reports:
A.
1. Police Report –November 2021
October Arrests 0
Movers: 13
Parkers 0
Crime 0
B. Treasurer’s Report –November 2021
Cash Status – November 2021
Bank Balances - Reg., Pay. M.M.,
as of 11/1/2021 974,246.27
Plus – Receipts:
Non Property Taxes 2,365.27
Departmental income 625.00
Use of Money & Property 1,166.82
Licenses and Permits 3,150.00
Sale of Property/Other Comp 100.00
State Aid 10,994.39
24,910.48
999,156.75
Less - Disbursements:
General Gov’t Support 13,,270.33
Public Safety 5,190.00
Transportation 6,554.68
Home and Community 90.34
Employee Benefits 18,476.35 -43,851.70
965,746.27
Trust Account Disbursement 43,581.70
955,575.05
Proof – Bank Balances:
Capital One – Reg 602.83
Signature Bank – M.M. 537,852.55
Signature Bank Trust 381.000.00
Signature Bank Payroll 9,772.63
Signature Bank General 23,647.04
955,575.05
1. Audit of Claims
The Board discussed the claims. Upon confirmation from the Village Treasurer that
the items in such abstract represented the purchase of goods and services actually
received and/or performed and that each item contained in the abstract was for a
proper Village purpose, on motion duly made by Mayor Kaufman, seconded by Trustee
Oliviero, and adopted unanimously, the Board authorized and directed the Village
Treasurer to review and pay the general fund claims in the total sum of $339,813.92
set forth in abstract #709, (copy of the abstract is on file in the Village office).
11. New Business: None
12. Next Meeting: January 13,2022 at 5:30 PM
13. Adjournment:
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 6:55 PM.
Michelle Blandino
Village Clerk
Agenda
December 20, 2021
INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF HEWLETT BAY PARK
AGENDA
1. Calling the Meeting to Order:
2. Roll Call:
Mayor Steven Kaufman
Deputy Mayor Alex Salomon
Trustee Jay Levy
Trustee Gail Rubel
Trustee Antonio Oliviero
Village Clerk Michelle Blandino
Village Attorney Brian Stolar
Building Inspector Steven Cherson
3. Notice of Meeting – Nassau Herald:
4. Minutes –Minutes of November 15, 2021
5. Appointments
Member Board of Appeals Vacant
Member Board of Appeals Vacant
Alt Member – Board of Appeals Vacant
Alt Member – Board of Appeals Vacant
Chair/Member Design Review Board Vacant
Member Design Review Board Vacant
6. HALB Proposed fire road off Piermont
7. Public Hearing Proposed Bill HBP-2104 A local law opting out of licensing and /or
establishing retail cannabis dispensaries and/or on-site cannabis consumption
establishments within the Village of Hewlett Bay park
A. Open Hearing
B. Notice of Hearing
C. Affidavits
D. Appearances
E. Close Hearing
8. Building Department Correspondence
A. Letter received 12/9/2021 from Solomon and eliza Birnbaum who reside at 170
Woodside Drive , requesting a 1rst extension on Permit # HBP-2020030 to install a
new swimming pool
Permit will run from 12/23/2021 – 6/23/2022 No Fee
B. Letter received from Joshua Heller - owner of 213 Cedar Ave requesting a 2nd
extension for Permit HBP-2020013 to install gas fixtures and piping to entire new
single family dwelling Permit will run from 12/24/2021- 6/24/2022 for a fee of
$875.00
C. Letter received from Joshua Heller - owner of 213 Cedar Ave requesting a 2nd
extension for Permit HBP-2020004 to construct a new two-story dwelling with
attached 3 car garage. Permit will run from 12/24/2021- 6/24/2022 for a fee of
$7,800.00
D. Letter received from Joshua Heller - owner of 213 Cedar Ave requesting a 2nd
extension for Permit HBP-2020012 to install plumbing fixtures and piping to entire
new single family dwelling Permit will run from 12/24/2021- 6/24/2022 for a fee of
$231.25
9. Set Budget Hearing for adoption of 2022/23 Tentative Budget
10. Reports:
A. Public Safety
1. Police Report –November 2021
B. Treasurer’s Report –November 2021
1. Audit of Claims
11. New Business:
12. Next Meeting: Call of the Mayor
13. Adjournment:
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