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Matched Legal Cases: ['art 617', '§199', '§ 255', '§199', '§199', '§255', '§ 199', '§ 199', '§ 199', '§ 199', '§ 199', '§ 199', '§199', '§199', '§199', '§ 199', '§ 80', '§ 199', '§10', '§130']

2015/12/15 10:00 AM East Hampton Town Board Work Session Meeting - Town of East Hampton, Long Island, NY
Town Board Meeting of December 15, 2015
10:00 AM Meeting called to order on December 15, 2015 at Town Hall Conference Room, 159 Pantigo Road, East Hampton, NY.
B. Proposed Town Lane Park (Soffer Art Park) Management Plan - Zachary Cohen
C. South Flora Managment Plan - Marguerite Wolffsohn & Kim Shaw
D. Stop Sign, Davis Drive & Laurel Drive Intersection, Montauk - Tom Talmage
E. Proposed Parking Along Birch Drive, Montauk - Tom Talmage
RESOLUTION: 2015-1332
Authorize Extension - Air Traffic Control Services, 2016
WHEREAS, The Town Board retained Robinson Aviation in 2012 to provide air traffic control services, and has previously extended the contract for an additional period through the 2015 season; and
WHEREAS, at the recommendation of the Airport Director, the Town Board wishes to extend the contract for air traffic control services for 2016 upon the same terms and conditions provided for 2015 but at a cost for 2016 of $370,604.90; now therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Board hereby approves an extension of the contract with Robinson Aviation for Air Traffic Control services at a cost of $370,604.90 For the 2016 season; and be it further
RESOLVED, that as in 2015, the hours of operation for the Air Traffic Control Tower shall be from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and shall run from the May 23rd until September 11, 2016; and be it further
RESOLUTION: 2015-1333
Retain Engineer - AWOS Installation
WHEREAS, the Town Board solicited proposals for a professional engineering and airport consultant for the East Hampton Municipal Airport by way of RFP 2014-111, and as a result of the RFP entered into an Agreement with Michael Baker International for the provision of engineering and consulting services for the East Hampton Airport by Resolution 2014-1082; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board awarded a bid for the installation of an Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) by Resolution 2015-1069 in response to Bid EH15-048, and funding for the project was authorized pursuant to Resolutions 2014-1468 and 2015-1061; and
WHEREAS, Michael Baker International assisted the Town with the AWOS installation by preparing specifications for the installation; and
WHEREAS, the Town now requires engineering services for construction administration and oversight for the AWOS project, and Michael Baker International has submitted a proposal dated April 15, 2015 for such additional professional services, at a cost to the Town not to exceed $24,615.00; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that the proposal of Michael Baker International provide the engineering services for the AWOS project, in accordance with their proposal of April 15, 2015 is hereby accepted, and be it further
RESOLVED, that the Town Supervisor is hereby authorized and directed to enter into an Agreement with Michael Baker International for the provision of services consistent with their proposal dated April 15, 2015 at a cost not to exceed $24,615.00, to be payable from budget account #HA5610-52104-15001.
RESOLUTION: 2015-1334
Montauk Playhouse Lease Amended 2015
WHEREAS, the Town of East Hampton is the owner of certain real property located at 240 Edgemere Street, New York, which property is identified on the Suffolk County Tax Map as SCTM# 300-16-2-15 ; and
WHEREAS, located at said property is the Montauk Playhouse; and
WHEREAS, the Town has undertaken extensive renovations to the Montauk Playhouse (hereinafter the "Playhouse"), a historical building listed on the National Historic Register, to create a community center to provide the Montauk community with variance services and facilities; and
WHEREAS, as part of Phase I of the renovations undertaken by the Town, an Adult Day Care Program, Senior Nutrition Program, and Fitness Facility were, inter alia, provided for the convenience of the community in Montauk; and
WHEREAS, as part of the Phase II renovations, to be undertaken and funded by the MONTAUK PLAYHOUSE FOUNDATION, a not-for-profit corporation, a Cultural Center, Aquatics Center and other associated spaces to be provided for the convenience of the community in Montauk; and
WHEREAS, the FOUNDATION will raise money to fund the cost of construction and will then operate the Cultural Center, Aquatics Center and other associated spaces; and
WHEREAS, in 2009 the Town Board entered into a similar lease agreement with the FOUNDATION and this lease is meant to replace the 2009 lease agreement as the plans for the space has been revised; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board wishes to enter into a lease agreement with the MONTAUK PLAYHOUSE FOUNDATION for construction of the PHASE II renovations at the Montauk Playhouse; and
WHEREAS, the terms of the agreement are more fully set forth in the "Montauk Playhouse Phase II Lease Agreement" attached hereto; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Supervisor is hereby authorized and directed, subject to requirements of Article 7 of the Town Law of the State of New York requiring permissive referendum, execute the lease, subject to the approval of the Town Attorney, to the above-mentioned premises.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of East Hampton, County of Suffolk, State of New York, at a meeting thereof held on December 15, 2015 duly adopted a resolution, an abstract of which follows:
A resolution, subject to permissive referendum, authorizing the Town of East Hampton to terminate a 2009 lease and re-enter into a new lease agreement with the Montauk Playhouse Foundation to construct the Phase II renovations, including a Cultural Center, Aquatics Center and other associated spaces at the Town-owned property located at 240 Edgemere Street, Montauk, New York, which property is identified on the Suffolk County Tax Map as SCTM# 300-16-2-15. The Montauk Playhouse Foundation will raise money to fund constructions costs and undertake all construction of the Phase II renovations as more fully set forth in the "Montauk Playhouse Phase II Lease Agreement." Said lease agreement shall be available in the East Hampton Town Clerks's Office for review.
Dated: December 15, 2015 BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD
BY: CAROLE E. BRENNAN,
RESOLUTION: 2015-1335
Accept Bid EH15-063, Snow Plowing At the East Hampton Airport- Steven M. Mezynieski, Inc.
WHEREAS, the Town Board solicited bids for Snow Plowing at the East Hampton Airport; and
WHEREAS, the bid of Steven M. Mezynieski, Inc., was the lowest bid received meeting the bid specifications and being in proper form; and
WHEREAS, the bids submitted have been reviewed by Jemille Charlton, Airport Manager and Jeanne Carroza, CPPB the Town's Purchasing Agent; and she has recommended the award of the bid to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that the bid of Steven M. Mezynieski, Inc. in the amount of
$8,900.00 - 0"-4"
$16,400.00 - 4" - 8"
$25,400.00 - 8" -12"
$32,400.00 - 12" plus
RESOLUTION: 2015-1336
Montauk Youth Foundation- Basketball Hoop Donation
WHEREAS, Youth Foundation has submitted a proposal to donate two basketball hoops and backstops for installation at Montauk Playhouse; and
WHEREAS, the donation totals $13,500 ; now, therefore be it
RESOLVED, this donation is gratefully accepted by the Town of East Hampton as specifically described in the attached proposal; and, be it further
B. COUNCILMAN OVERTON
RESOLUTION: 2015-1337
Adopt Local Law: Chapter 199 Rental Registry) Establishing a Rental Registry and Regulating Rental Properties ("Rental Registry")
WHEREAS, The Town Board of the Town of East Hampton held a public hearing on November 19, 2015, to consider a local law establishing a rental registry and regulating rental properties in the Town of East Hampton; and
WHEREAS, after considering the matter, the comments of the public at the time of the hearing and during work sessions of the Town Board, the Town Board believes that the establishment of the subject regulations are in the best interests of the Town; and
WHEREAS, the proposed local law is a Type II action pursuant to the New York State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) 6 NYCRR Part 617.5 and Chapter 128 of the Town Code; now therefore, be it
LOCAL LAW NO. 38 OF 2015
A LOCAL LAW creating a new Chapter 199 (Rental Registry) establishing a rental registry and regulating rental properties.
The Town of East Hampton recognizes that there are rising concerns and incidences of single-family residences being overcrowded, utilized as share houses, motels or other transient housing accommodations, multi-family residences and two-family residences. The Town finds that a large percentage of these incidences occur in rental properties, properties not occupied by the owner of the property.
In order to provide the Town's Public Safety Personnel with additional information to ensure compliance with legal useage of properties throughout the Town, and to protect the health, safety, and welfare of rental property occupants as well as the community at large, the Town requires more and better information and regulation of rental properties. The adoption of a rental registry will provide information on the quantity and location of rental properties throughout the Town and provide valuable information to Public Safety personnel in ensuring compliance with the provisions of the Town Code.
The East Hampton Town Code is hereby amended by adding the underlined words in a new Chapter 199 (Rental Registry) as follows:
CHAPTER 199: Rental Registry.
§199-1-1. Definitions.
All terms used in this Chapter shall have the meanings set forth below regardless of any inconsistent provisions elsewhere in the Town Code. Any terms not specifically defined herein shall have the same meaning as set forth in Chapter 255 (Zoning) or if not so defined therein, shall be defined by common useage.
A. The following shall constitute a family hereunder:
(1) Any number of persons occupying a dwelling unit, provided that all are related by blood, marriage or legal adoption and provided that they live and cook together as a single housekeeping unit; or
(2) Any number of persons not exceeding four occupying a dwelling unit and living and cooking together as a single housekeeping unit, where not all are related by blood, marriage or legal adoption.
B. A group of persons whose association or relationship is transient or seasonal in nature, rather than of a permanent and domestic character, shall not be considered a family.
C. A group of unrelated persons numbering more than four and occupying a dwelling unit shall be presumed not to constitute a family. This presumption can be overcome only by a showing that, under the standards enumerated in § 255-8-50 of the Town Code, the group constitutes the functional equivalent of a family. A determination as to the status of such group may be made in the first instance by the Building Inspector or, on appeal from an order, requirement, decision or determination made by him, by the Zoning Board of Appeals.
D. Persons occupying group quarters, such as a dormitory, fraternity or sorority house or a seminary, shall not be considered a family.
The person holding the position of Principal Building Inspector for the Town of East Hampton or her designee.
Promulgation of an available rental property to the general public or to selected segments of the general public, in a newspaper, magazine, flyer, handbill, mailed circular, bulletin board, sign, website, or electronic media.
A dwelling unit which is occupied for habitation as a residence by persons, other than the owner or the owner's immediate family, and for which rent is received by the owner, directly or indirectly, in exchange for such residential occupation. The term rental property shall include single-family houses, two-family houses, and apartments (other than those regulated under Section 255-11-63 “Affordable accessory apartments) but shall not include:
1.) legally existing hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts providing short term transient accommodations;
2.) any housing owned or managed by the East Hampton Town Housing Authority or any affordable or senior multi-family dwelling unit developments owned and/or managed by a not for profit organization;
3.) condominiums or residential cooperatives.
§199-1-2. Registration required.
A. Registration Required. It shall be unlawful and a violation of this chapter for any person or entity owning, renting or leasing a rental property within the Town to rent, lease or permit the occupancy of such rental property by other than the Owner or Owner’s immediate family, without having first registered the property as a rental property with the Town Building Department by the filing of a Rental Property Registration Form or Rental Property Registration Renewal Form deemed complete by the Principal Building Inspector.
B. Rental Registration Number Required.
i.) It shall be unlawful and a violation of this chapter for any person or entity owning, renting or leasing a rental property within the Town to rent, lease or permit the occupancy of such rental property by other than the Owner or owner’s immediate family, without first obtaining a Rental Registry Number from the Building Department for the specific premises used as a rental property.
ii.) It shall be unlawful and a violation of this chapter for any person to use a rental property that does not have a valid Rental Registry Number from the Building Department for the specific premises used as a rental property.
C. Rental Registration Update required. It shall be unlawful and a violation of this chapter for any person or entity owning, renting or leasing a rental property within the Town to rent, lease or permit the occupancy of such rental property by other than the Owner or Owner’s immediate family, without having filed a Rental Registration update if there shall be a change in conditions as set forth in Section 199-1-3 (C) of this Chapter.
D. Use prohibited. It shall be unlawful and a violation of this chapter for any person or entity to use or occupy a rental property without that property being validly registered as a rental property with the Town Building Department.
E. Failure to publish Rental Registry Number. It shall be unlawful and a violation of this chapter for any person or entity to cause to be published any advertisement for the rental of any residential property in the Town of East Hampton, outside the incorporated villages located wholly or partially therein, without including the Rental Property Registration Number for said property.
§199-1-3. Registration Process.
A. Rental Property Registration Form. Rental Property Registration Forms shall be made in a sworn or affirmed writing by the property owner to the Building Department on a form provided therefore. To the extent the Town may make on-line registration available, applicants may utilize such system. Such application shall, at a minimum, set forth:
1. The names, physical addresses, mailing addresses and telephone numbers of the property owner(s);
2. The name, physical address, mailing address and telephone numbers of an agent designated by the owner to act in her stead, if any;
3. The street address and Suffolk County tax map designation of the rental property;
4. The length of tenancy and number of tenants, if known. Properties may be registered without a known tenancy or term. In the event a property is registered without tenant information, a Rental Property Update Form shall be filed when the number of tenancy and term of tenancy becomes known, but in any event prior to commencement of a rental tenancy.
5. The number of rooms, the number of bedrooms, and the square footage of each respective bedroom in the rental property;
6. A copy of the latest Certificate of Occupancy for the property issued by the Town of East Hampton;
7. A completed and notarized Rental Property Inspection Checklist, in a form approved by the Town Building Department, sworn to by the property owner or a licensed architect, licensed engineer or licensed home inspector;
B. Rental Registration Number. Upon filing of a Rental Property Registration Form or Rental Property Renewal Form and it being deemed complete by the Principal Building Inspector, and the filing of the Registration Fee, each rental property will be assigned a unique Rental Registration Number for the rental property.
C. Change in conditions. In the event that any information required on the Rental Property Registration Form should change during the effective period of the Rental Registration, including, but not limited to the change in tenants, rental period or term, the commencement of a new rental period or term, the number of tenants, the number of bedrooms, the property owner shall immediately notify the Town by delivering a sworn or affirmed written notice of such change, along with any requisite fees for such Rental Property Registry update, to the Building Department who shall include such notice in the records for the rental registry.
D. Change in ownership. A change in ownership of the rental property shall void the Rental Registration Number. Any new owner will be required to file a new Rental Property Registration Form and provide a new registration fee. Upon the Building Inspector finding the form complete and receiving the registration fee, the Building Inspector shall assign a new Rental Registration Number.
E. Registration and Update Fees. All fees are non-refundable and the registration fee, renewal registration fee, and registry update fee shall be in an amounts established by the Town Board by Resolution and amended from time to time as the Board may deem appropriate. All fees shall be paid upon the filing of a Rental Property Registration Form, Rental Property Renewal Form or Rental Property Registry update.
F. Presumption of rental occupancy. Any single family residence, or any other premises subject to the provisions of this Chapter shall be presumed to be a rental property if such premises are not occupied by the legal owner thereof. This presumption shall be rebuttable.
G. Maintenance of Registry. It shall be the duty of the Principal Building Inspector to maintain the Rental Property Registry pursuant to this section. Such register shall be kept by tax map number, Rental Property Registration Number, street address showing the name and address of the owner, the number of conventional bedrooms in the single family residence at such street address, the number of persons allowed to occupy that residence pursuant to the provisions of §255-11-67(A)(9) of the Town Code.
H. Rental Registration Term. The registration of a rental property will expire two years after the date that the registration form is deemed complete by the Principal Building Inspector.
I. Rental Property Registration Renewal Form. Rental Property Registration Renewal Forms shall be made in writing by the property owner to the Building Department on a form provided therefore. To the extent the Town may make on-line registration available, applicants may utilize such system. Such application shall, at a minimum, set forth:
7. A completed and notarized Rental Property Inspection Checklist, in a form approved by the Town Building Department, sworn to by the property owner or a licensed architect, licensed engineer, licensed home inspector;
8. Any previous rental registration number of the rental property.
§ 199-1-4. Presumptive evidence dwelling unit is being used as rental property.
A. The presence or existence of any of the following shall create a presumption that a dwelling unit is being used as a rental property:
(1) The property is occupied by someone other than the owner or his/her immediate family;
(2) Voter registration, motor vehicle registration, a driver's license, or any other document filed with a public or private entity which states that the owner of the rental property resides at an address other than the rental property
(3) Utilities, cable, phone or other services are in place or requested to be installed or used at the premises in the name of someone other than the record owner;
(4) Persons residing in the dwelling unit represent that they pay rent to occupy the premises;
(5) A dwelling unit which has been published as being available for rent or lease;
B. The foregoing may be rebutted by evidence presented to the enforcement authority or any court of competent jurisdiction.
§ 199-1-5. Presumptive evidence of multifamily occupancy.
A. It shall be presumed that a single- or one-family dwelling unit is occupied by more than one family if any two or more of the following features are found to exist on the premises:
(1) More than one mailbox, mail slot or post office address;
(2)More than one gas meter;
(3)More than one electric meter annexed to the exterior of the premises;
(4) More than one doorbell or doorway on the same side of the dwelling unit;
(5)More than one connecting line for cable television service;
(6) More than one antenna, satellite dish, or related receiving equipment;
(7) There are more than four motor vehicles registered to the dwelling;
(8) There are separate entrances for segregated parts of the dwelling;
(9) There are partitions or internal doors which may serve to bar access between segregated portions of the dwelling, including but not limited to bedrooms;
(10) There exists a separate written or oral lease or rental arrangement, payment or agreement for portions of the dwelling among the owner and/or occupants and/or persons in possession thereof;
(11) Any occupant or person in possession thereof does not have unimpeded and/or lawful access to all parts of the dwelling unit;
(12) Two or more kitchens, each containing one or more of the following: a range, oven, hotplate, microwave or other similar device customarily used for cooking or preparation of food and/or a refrigerator;
(13) There are bedrooms that are separately locked.
B. If any two or more of the features set forth in Subsection A(1) through (13) directly above, are found to exist on the premises by the enforcement authority or Town personnel engaged in the enforcement of the provisions of this chapter, a verified statement will be requested from the owner of the dwelling unit by the enforcement authority that the dwelling unit is in compliance with all of the provisions of the Code of the Town of East Hampton, the laws and sanitary and housing regulations of the County of Suffolk and the laws of the State of New York. If the owner fails to submit such verified statement, in writing, to the enforcement authority within 10 days of such request, such shall be deemed a violation of this chapter.
§ 199-1-6. Presumptive evidence of owner's residence.
A. It shall be presumed that an owner of a rental property does not reside within said rental property if any of the following sets forth an address other than that of the rental property:
(2) Motor vehicle registration;
(3) Driver's license; or
(4) Any other document filed with a public or private entity.
§ 199-1-7. Presumptive evidence of over-occupancy.
A. It shall be presumed that a bedroom is over-occupied if the number of mattresses in a bedroom exceeds the maximum number of occupants permitted for the bedroom pursuant to 255-11-67 (A)(9).
§ 199-1-8. General applicability of presumptions.
The presumptions set forth in §§ 199-1-4, 199-1-5, 199-1-6 and 199-1-7, subject to the limitations contained therein, shall also be applicable to the enforcement and the prosecution of building and zoning Town Code violations.
§199-1-9. Penalties for offenses.
A. A violation of this chapter by the owner(s) and/or tenant(s) shall be punishable as follows:
(1) A violation of §199-1-2(E) (Failure to publish Rental Registry Number) is hereby declared to be an offense punishable by a fine not less than $150 nor more than $1,500 or imprisonment for a period not to exceed 15 days, or both;
(2) A violation of any other section of this chapter is declared to be an offense punishable by a fine not less than $3,000, nor more than $15,000, or imprisonment not to exceed a period of six months, or both, for a conviction of a first offense.
(3) A second or subsequent violation of any section of this chapter within an eighteen-month period is hereby declared to be an offense punishable by a fine not less than $8,000 nor more than $30,000 or imprisonment not to exceed a period of six months, or both.
(4) For the purpose of conferring jurisdiction upon courts and judicial officers in general, violations of this chapter, other than §199-1-2(E), shall be deemed misdemeanors and, for such purpose only, all provisions of law relating to misdemeanors shall apply. Each day's continued violation shall constitute a separate additional violation.
B. Additionally, in lieu of imposing the fines authorized in § 199-1-9(A), in accordance with Penal Law § 80.05(5), the court may sentence the defendant(s) to pay an amount, fixed by the court, no less than the applicable minimum statutory fine permitted under § 199-1-9(A) nor more than double the amount of the rent collected over the term of the occupancy.
C. Upon motion of the prosecuting attorney, the court may dismiss the violation or reduce the minimum fine imposed where it finds that the defendant had cooperated with the Town of East Hampton in the investigation and prosecution of a violation of this chapter. Factors which the court may consider include, but are not limited to, a report from the office of the Town Attorney confirming that the defendant did in fact cooperate and whether:
(1) The defendant reported the violation(s) to the Town of East Hampton;
(2) The defendant assisted the Town of East Hampton in investigating and prosecuting the violation(s);
D. Where authorized by a duly adopted resolution of the Town Board, the Town Attorney may bring and maintain a civil proceeding, in the name of the Town, in the Supreme Court, to temporarily, preliminarily and permanently enjoin the person or persons conducting, maintaining or permitting said violation. The owner and tenants of the residence wherein the violation is conducted, maintained or permitted may be made defendants in the action.
E. If a finding is made by a court of competent jurisdiction that the defendants, or any of them has caused, permitted, or allowed a violation of this chapter, a penalty to be jointly and severally included in the judgment may be awarded at the discretion of the court in an amount not to exceed $1,000 for each day it is found that the defendants, or any one of them, individually, collectively , or in conjunction with other(s) caused, permitted or allowed the violation.
The Town Board may enact this local law in order to protect the health, safety and welfare
of its residents pursuant to New York State Constitution, §10 of the Municipal Home Rule
Law and §130 of Town Law.
RESOLUTION: 2015-1338
Establish Fees for Chapter 199 (Rental Registry)
WHEREAS, the Town adopted a new Chapter 199 (Rental Registry) of the Town Code on December 15th, 2016; and,
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 199-1-3(E), the Town Board may, by resolution, establish fees for registration, renewal registration, and registry update; now therefore be it
RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 199-1-3(E), the Town Board hereby establishes and sets fees as follows:
Rental Registration Fee: $100 per two year term
Rental Registration Update Fee: No charge
Rental Registration Renewal Fee: $100 per two year term
C. SUPERVISOR CANTWELL
RESOLUTION: 2015-1339
Budget Modification - Denatl/Optical Insurance
Whereas, due changes in number of employees covered and other election of coverage for retirees the need arises to modify amounts designated for premium payments on dental/optical coverage, now therefore be it
Resolved, that the Budget Office is directed to make the following modifications in order to pay all accounts related to dental/optical coverage on the December 17 warrant for the month of November and to also pay the December bill when it is due:
From A 1900-54980 (Contingency) $2,000 to A1330-59090 (Dental/Optical)
From A 1990-54980 (Contingency) $1,000 to A9000-59090 (Dental/Optical retirees)
From B 1990-54980 (Contingency) $$900 to B1420-59090 (Dental/Optical)
From DB 5110-59060 (Health Insurance) $1,300 to DB5130-59090 (Dental/Optical)
From SX 5610-51990 (Contingency) $900 to SX5610-59090 (Dental/Optical)
RESOLUTION: 2015-1340
Approve Project Property Acquisition- East Hampton Housing Authority
A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF EAST HAMPTON ADOPTED DECEMBER 15, 2015, APPROVING THE ACQUISITION OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED ON MONTAUK HIGHWAY, AMAGANSETT (SCTM #0300-172.00-02.00-033.001) BY THE EAST HAMPTON HOUSING AUTHORITY AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 150 OF THE PUBLIC HOUSING LAW OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
WHEREAS, the Town of East Hampton Housing Authority, a municipal housing authority created by Chapter 156 of the Laws of 1983 (the "Authority"), has proposed to acquire certain real property located on Montauk Highway, Amagansett (SCTM #0300-172.00-02.00-033.001) (the "Amagansett Property") and to issue bonds and/or bond anticipation notes to finance the cost of said acquisition; and
WHEREAS, on November 5, 2015, the Town Board of the Town of East Hampton (the "Town") adopted a resolution pursuant to Section 95 of the Public Housing Law of the State of New York (hereinafter the "Law"), authorizing the Town to guarantee the full and timely payment of the principal of and interest on bonds and/or bond anticipation notes issued by the Authority to finance the cost of the Amagansett Property; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 150 of the Law, the Town Board is required to approve the acquisition of the Amagansett Property by the Authority.
Section 1. Pursuant to Section 150 of the Public Housing Law of the State of New York, the acquisition of the Amagansett Property by the Authority is hereby approved by the Town Board.
Section 2. The Authority is required to submit an application to the Town Board for approval of the detailed plans and specifications of an affordable rental housing development on the site of the Amagansett Property prior to the construction and financing thereof by the Authority.
RESOLUTION: 2015-1341
Authorize Agreement with Trustees- Condemnation Costs
VI. Executive Session, Litigation, CPF, Personnel