City Council Agenda for Dec. 18
Long Beach City Hall.
The following is the calendar for the regular meeting of the Long Beach City Council for Dec. 18, 2012. For more details on the meeting's agenda, visit the City of Long Beach’s wesbite.
PUBLIC HEARING: Ordinance to Amend the Code of Ordinances of
the City of Long Beach Re: Appendix A – Zoning to Help in the
Rebuilding of Houses Throughout the City
PUBLIC HEARING: Resolution Granting Waiver of Off-Street Parking
Requirements Re: Premises 156-158 East Park Avenue, (second floor),
Long Beach, New York.
Re: Retail Optical Store
PUBLIC HEARING: Resolution Granting Waiver of Off-Street Parking
Requirements Re: Premises 250 East Park Avenue, (street floor), Long
Beach, New York.
Re: Jewelry Store
1. Ordinance to Amend the Code of Ordinances of the City of Long Beach
Re: Appendix A – Zoning to Help in the Rebuilding of Houses
Throughout the City.
Legislative Memo: This amendment to the code will allow residents to
raise the height limit of new residential structures in order to comply with
FEMA and New York State Building requirements without the need to get
a variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals.
2. Resolution Granting Waiver of Off-Street Parking Requirements Re:
Premises 156-158 East Park Avenue, (second floor), Long Beach, New
York.
Re: Retail Optical Store
3. Resolution Granting Waiver of Off-Street Parking Requirements Re:
Premises 250 East Park Avenue, (street floor), Long Beach, New York.
Re: Jewelry Store
4. Resolution to Schedule the First Regular Council Meeting of January for
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 and the Second Regular Council Meeting for
Tuesday, January 22, 2013. ecember 18, 2012
5. Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into a Contract for the
Removal and Disposal of the City’s Boardwalk with the Lowest
Responsible Bidder.
Legislative Memo: This is the first step in the reconstruction of the
boardwalk as a result of damage sustained by Superstorm Sandy. The
boardwalk decking structure must be removed. As per bid specifications,
all benches, railings and light fixtures will be removed and stored by the
City for safekeeping. Funding is being requested through public assistance
grant monies from FEMA.
6. Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into a Contract for the
Cleaning, Sanitizing and Disinfecting of Eight Municipal Buildings with
the Lowest Responsible Bidder.
Legislative Memo: As a result of Superstorm Sandy, there was standing
water in eight municipal buildings and because of the uncertainty of what
was in that water and the damage it caused, cleaning, sanitizing and
disinfecting is required. Funding is being requested through public
assistance grant monies from FEMA.
7. Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into a Contract to
Conduct Air Monitoring and Sampling at Eight Municipal Buildings with
the Lowest Responsible Proposer.
Legislative Memo: As a result of Superstorm Sandy, there was standing
water in eight municipal buildings and because of the uncertainty of what
was in that water and the damage it caused, cleaning, sanitizing and
disinfecting is required as well as testing of the air quality as a
precautionary measure. Funding is being requested through public
assistance grant monies from FEMA.
8. Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Purchase Various Vehicles
from New York State Contract.
Legislative Memo: As a result of Superstorm Sandy, seventeen City
owned vehicles were destroyed and thirteen need to be replaced at this
time, included are heavy duty vehicles with plows in anticipation of the
upcoming winter season as well as energy efficient hybrid sedans. Funding
is being requested through public assistance grant monies from FEMA.
9. Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Purchase Vehicles for the
City’s Fire Department under Nassau BOCES Contract.
Legislative Memo: As a result of Superstorm Sandy, City owned
emergency response vehicles were destroyed and need to be replaced.
Five vehicles were destroyed and we are replacing only four. Insurance
monies will cover at least 50% of the cost and additional funding is being
requested through public assistance grant monies from FEMA.
10. Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into a Contract to
Furnish and Install a Back-Up Generator at the Roosevelt Blvd. Lift
Station with the Lowest Responsible Bidder.
Legislative Memo: During the Storm, the Lift Station took on significant
flooding and the Back-Up Generator was submerged and failed and needs
to be replaced. Funding is being requested through public assistance grant
monies from FEMA.
11. Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into a Contract for the
Rental of 20 Yard and 30 Yard Roll-Off Containers and Disposal of
Contents from the Lowest Responsible Bidder.
Legislative Memo: This is a standard contract that the City has always
had in place to remove our daily work debris, such as asphalt, concrete,
and vegetative debris.
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john peri Jr May 23, 2013 at 04:48 pm
TRIVIA: Joseph Carlino, former Speaker of the NY State Assembly, gave a speech on the 5th…Read More Amendment at my high school graduation. His father was the Republican leader in Long Beach.
Patrick Smith May 23, 2013 at 04:38 pm
She will be questioned by kid gloved committee , and a back room deal will be made .Repukes get what…Read More they want and obama will fire her with a golden parachute ,end of story.This is America
Tideline May 23, 2013 at 12:04 pm
She also is still collecting a big paycheck for a job that she took the 5th on and would not answer…Read More any questions. She should be immediately suspended without pay. She won't she is protected by the Obama umbrella. I predict she will be recalled, since she made a statement and that negated her 5th protections. When she refuses again next time, she should be found in contempt of Congress.
Leonard Bauman May 23, 2013 at 09:27 pm
The victims are the poor defenseless cats and dogs in that shelter that Rescue Ink was using as…Read More donation pawns, giving the cats and dogs scrimps while spending the large spoils on their own selfish selves. Why can't the North Shore Animal League take over the shelter and make it a second adoption site to complement their location in Port Washington?
andy napolitano May 23, 2013 at 05:51 pm
Well lets see now. Long Beach has always been known as such a corrupt city why shouldn't them…Read More allowing these guys to illegally park their van anywhere they want come as such a surprise. Then to top it off let them open an animal shelter so they all can profit from it. I have lived in Long Beach for over 30 years & it has ALWAYS been known that city hall is not exactly on the up & up. So yeah I think we should be outraged at the City who allowed this to happen.And when this new scandel breaks wide open is everyone going to act so surprised? This is just the tip of the iceburg with this shelter & Rescue Ink.
Happy Daze May 23, 2013 at 04:49 pm
Wow such outrage. Did you really think these guys, who illegally parked their van in a handicapped…Read More spot every night in the west end a few years back, were going to be the saviors they portrayed themselves to be?
Oh and let's not blame this on the City because at least the City tried to provide an animal shelter for Long Beach.
Patrick Smith May 23, 2013 at 04:42 pm
This is economic cleansing by vulture capitalists ,Agenda 21 moving as planned
Tideline May 23, 2013 at 07:45 am
I spoke with the construction mgr who told me that the entire bsmt, 1 st flr were flooded and 2 feet…Read More of water onto the second floor. Foundation is sound, that is why they will be moving back in within 60 days. As bad as the damage looks, their financial picture seems even worse. Construction mgr did not seem to care about the owners situation, just finishing the work.
sun&sand May 23, 2013 at 07:05 am
The water flooded the first floor of apts. I am not sure if the entire foundation is sound--the…Read More building was built on sand and several of the pilings might have to be reinforced. The 2nd floor and above was not flooded. The building sits on sand and is wide open to the elements. The people I know have been paying their maintenance charges which included RE taxes. However, the need for more money to fix everything is more than they have on hand.
Me May 22, 2013 at 10:46 am
Might actually be cheaper to buy a used RV. It doesn't need to really run or drive well. You can…Read More find them on craigslist for as little as $1,000 dollars. Even if you change aout all matresses, clean up etc you could be all in for only the cost of a month or two rent. Then you can re-sell, donate to charity or give it away free when done and no problem if construction runs long you own it.
andy napolitano May 23, 2013 at 03:34 pm
Just speculating that Schumer is buddies with Joe Panzarella & the shelter got finished while…Read More other places are still waiting. People can take what they want from that comment but it looks fishy.
andy napolitano May 23, 2013 at 08:26 am
Yeah I've seen all the pictures of Joe "Panz" Panzarella with Chuck Schumer. Rescue Ink…Read More gets their shelter back but so many other things that are more important are still not up & running. The few animals that Rescue Ink had were in a safe warehouse so there was no real hurry to move them back to the building the shelter is in but they're back. "Politics make strange bedfellows" isn't that the saying? Chuck & Joe. Makes ya wanna go Hmmmmmmmm!!!!!!
Eddie May 22, 2013 at 10:52 am
Your bill of sale on Craigslist says the door is Fiberglas, not "clear pine".
Erica May 23, 2013 at 01:51 am
What about the foot bridges to just get in the beach in the west end? And the people still out of…Read More their homes? And the phoney letters claiming outrageous percentages of damage (proven to be untrue) to get us to raise the houses for how many thousands to be reassessed higher taxes?
Eddie May 22, 2013 at 09:21 pm
Asbury Park = Democrats.
Freeport = Democrats
Rockaway = Democrats
Long Beach = Democrats.
Paul Carrella May 22, 2013 at 10:41 am
Taht's right Tony, takes a long time to figure out how to steal that kind of dough. Welcome to the…Read More new Asbury Park.
paul.d.spellman May 21, 2013 at 10:56 am
If you have an alarm system, you need to pay the city fee. They hired an outside company to manage…Read More the payments so now the fee is expected to be collected.
Leonard Bauman May 21, 2013 at 07:33 pm
I have heard 3 stories: the movie theatre owner had no flood insurance and will need to find $$ to…Read More rebuild, no $$ so far; the theatre will be razed and will become home to 4 stores, the movie theatre will be renovated into a world class theatre with surround sound and ticket prices of $2 for children and $4 for adults except after 4PM.
IRISH 4 May 21, 2013 at 10:41 am
I cant believe all the shore towns with boardwalks up and running & Lb hasnt even started .So…Read More much for we are different and are building a better one,Well the first one lasted many years so just upgrade and get finished.& months later and not even a board in & still making excuses AND 4XS THE COST ....WOW WHAT A BARGAIN .
Publius May 21, 2013 at 08:56 am
some observations: one, applicable regulations for safety provide you cannot have mixed swimming…Read More and surfing beaches, so if the idea is to have both, you need to allocate. two, different beaches, because of bottom conditions, have very different waves -- ergo, the selection of beaches for surfing. three, on any given summer day with decent waves, and barely decent on a weekend, the number of surfers is dangerous. truly. I will not let my younger children surf/learn on those days. I won't even surf those days. four, on any given summer day, the number of people in the water, let alone actually swimming, is incredibly small in comparison to our total available beach real estate. five, as a general rule under this schedule, no swimmer should have to walk more than a few seconds to 2 minutes to be on a swimming beach. it is an allocation issue and not everyone is going to like the allocation, but that's often a part of the give and take of living in a community where resources are shared. folks who live near the train station have commuters parking in front of the their houses, sometimes with cars left for 2-3 days. similar for folks who live near the beach and can't get parking for themselves or at least their guests on a weekend. there are unbelievable issues with allocation of sports fields for practice and games. west-enders put up with bar traffic and a lot of other things. in any event, my two cents.
john peri Jr May 19, 2013 at 09:02 am
Food is just one element of achieving health. There are probably thousands. For…Read More instance---exercise, clean water, sunshine, avoiding poisons, proper sleep, stress management, education, etc.
john peri Jr May 19, 2013 at 07:31 am
With my suggestion, the IRS could enforce compliance with bathroom inspection raids.
Patrick Smith May 18, 2013 at 08:59 am
After looking at strongerthanthestorm.com and well Jersey completed the work they did,we got to…Read More replace the clowns we have running all of Long Beach