NEXT BOARD OF TRUSTEES

MEETING

MONDAY, March 2, 2015

8 pm

PUBLIC HEARING:

• Proposed Local Law D-2014 “Prohibit Skateboarding on Certain Village Roads”
• Joint hearing with Planning Board
• Change of Zone for portion of property at 67 Knollwood Road from R-7 (residential) to C-1 (commercial)
• Sub-division for portion of property at 67 Knollwood Road
• LL A – 2015 “Stop sign on NE corner Cherrywood Rd. at Middle Neck Rd & NE corner of Oak Tree La. at Crabapple Rd. ”

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Board of Zoning Appeals

Next meeting March 18, 2015

at 7:30

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Architectural Review Committee Meeting

Monday, March 23 , 2015

7:00 PM

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Village Justice Court

Wednesday, FEBRUARY 25, 2015

6:30 pm

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Click here for more information on

New York's Property Tax Freeze Program

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SAFETY ALERT

Don't forget to lock your car

In light of the recent burglaries that have occurred in the area.  The police have asked that we share a few home security tips to help keep your homes and families safe.

BURGLARY PREVENTION SAFETY TIPS

If you see or even suspect something, please call 911.

GARBAGE , RUBBISH, TRASH, AND RECYCLING REGULATIONS

For Garbage Pickup Problems Please Call
Meadow Carting at (516) 338-0121
Trash will be picked up at side or rear of your home, do not leave at the end of your driveway.
PICK-UP IS SCHEDULED 3 TIMES A WEEK

Monday, Wednesday and Friday:

ALL OF PORT WASHINGTON AREA, ROSLYN AREA: MIDDLE NECK ROAD AND ALL AREAS EAST,

MANHASSET AREA: STONYTOWN ROAD AND ALL AREAS NORTH
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday:

ALL OF MANHASSET AREA SOUTH OF STONYTOWN ROAD,

ROSLYN AREA BETWEEN PORT WASHINGTON BLVD & MIDDLE NECK ROAD
Click Here for More on The Village Recycling Rules

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FLOWER HILL WOMEN'S CLUB EVENTS

For more information

please contact Deanna Durso 516-365-6858

Djdurso@aol.com

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RED FOX SIGHTINGS IN VILLAGE

Many people have reported seeing foxes on their property and around the Village particularly at dawn and dusk. This is a very good thing environmentally speaking.  The foxes are beneficial to us as they feed on mice, rats and insects. In our area, rodents spread Lyme Disease so foxes are a good defense for us. 

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON LOCAL RED FOXES

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STORM SAFETY TIPS

Please observe the following:

• During the storm please keep all cars off the street so our crew can safely and effectively plow your road
• Stay home, do not go out or drive until the storm has abated.
• Please check in with any neighbors who may be in  need of assistance, especially our elderly residents.
• To report power outages or downed wires call PSEG directly at:800-490-0075 or go to their website https://www.psegliny.com/page.cfm/CustomerService/StormCenter

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PSEG offers the following tips:

• Charge your cell phones, tablets and other mobile devices.
• Fill up your car's fuel tank.
• Ensure you have a battery-powered radio and a supply of fresh batteries.
• Check your supply of flashlights, blankets, nonperishable food and bottled water.
• Have matches and candles with holders on-hand.
• If electricity is interrupted, keep refrigerator doors closed as much as possible.

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FLOWER HILL TRAFFIC SAFETY TASK FORCE

In response to residents’ concerns about speeding and excessive traffic volumes on Manhasset Woods Road, the Village of Flower Hill has formed a Traffic Safety Task Force to address those concerns and, perhaps, traffic issues in the immediately surrounding areas.  Angela Classi and Gabriella Morizio are the co-chairs.  The Task Force will develop a comprehensive approach (that is, no single solution or strategy), because that has proven to be the approach applied by communities with the most successful traffic calming programs.  This approach will rely primarily on education, enforcement and engineering.  Education will focus on changing driver behavior—ie., through education efforts and speed display units.  Enforcement relies on the Police Department to enforce speed limits and other traffic control measures.  Engineering involves using physical measures to calm traffic.  The Village of Flower Hill recognizes that livability and safety issues are of great concern to residents in the other Manhasset villages and is interested in working with those villages toward a town-wide solution.  Contact Angela or Gabriella at, respectively, aclass1@icloud.com andmorizio508@gmail.com for more information.

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