Lynbrook Village Board Agenda: Aug. 13

The Lynbrook village Board of Trustees will be holding its monthly business meeting for August tonight at 7 p.m.

The board will first consider a request from the Malverne Educational and Fitness Foundation regarding its Oct. 14 5K run/walk, which in the past has included part of N. Lynbrook in its route. (At a Malverne school board meeting in June, a representative for the organization said that for the first time, the Lynbrook Village Police were looking to charge a substantial fee to the non-profit to block off the streets for the run, which benefits students in the Malverne school district.)

The agenda also includes a motion to amend the village's vehicle-use policy. The board will consider a continuing special use permit for the T-Mobile store located at 303 Merrick Road, and award a bid to replace one of the fire department's pumpers.

Two public hearings -- one for a proposed law pertaining to property maintenance and another on sidewalk assessments -- are also on the agenda. As are the two public hearings that were which will address declaring the building at 47 Broadway eminent domain and a special use/permit rezoning for two homes on Merton Avenue and one on Ocean Avenue. The nearby and intends to demolish them to erect a parking lot in their place.

The board will also be voting on a possible contract extension for its waste disposal, a request to receive bids for the purchase of street signs and a third item pertaining to 2013 Road Requirements/Engineering.

There will be presentations on the Long Island Power Authority and the 2012 Recycling Program Schedule too.

Also, it will be announced that the village's police department has received a $50,000 grant from New York State.

Click here to view the full agenda for the Aug. 13 meeting. Look for coverage of the issues discussed later on Patch.