Sentences with phrase «town attorney bill»

«Lori had a lot of different functions and right now we're going through an analysis with the town attorney to determine what functions could be absorbed with the existing staff of two and a very capable legal secretary,» he said, referring to town attorney Bill Duffy, assistant town attorney Stephen Kiely and secretary to the town attorney Mary Silleck.

Drafted language follows the reasoning that if landing helicopters in residential zones is not an allowed use in the code, it's not an allowed use at all, town attorney Bill Duffy said at last Wednesday's Town Board work session.

Town attorney Bill Duffy said he would provide the Town Board with dumpster permit examples from other towns.

Photo: From right, town attorney Bill Duffy with Town Board members Jim Dinizio and Bob Ghosio at Tuesday's work session.

After the meeting, Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell, town attorney Bill Duffy and Chief Flatley declined comment.

They received summonses for the violation, Southold Town attorney Bill Duffy said in March.

Mr. Russell, Mr. Flately and Town Attorney Bill Duffy declined last month to publicly comment on the reason for the termination, citing state labor laws.

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At Town Hall on Tuesday, at a 10 a.m. town board work session, Bill O'Connor, an attorney, will brief the board on federal regulations covering local regulation of airpoTown Hall on Tuesday, at a 10 a.m. town board work session, Bill O'Connor, an attorney, will brief the board on federal regulations covering local regulation of airpotown board work session, Bill O'Connor, an attorney, will brief the board on federal regulations covering local regulation of airports.

A letter to the town board authored by Eddy was read — it objected to the bill he received from the town for $ 1,282 to reimburse taxpayers for the cost of his inquiry to the town's Attorney months ago requesting advice on the tie vote in the November election and the legality of the subsequent «holdover» of incumbent board member Gail Seaman — to which Eddy had opposed.

The GOP has screened a number of candidates, including Southold Councilman Chris Talbot, former Ed Romaine aide Bill Faulk of Manorville, Southold Trustee Bob Ghosio, Mattituck attorney Stephen Kiely, New Suffolk attorney Anthony Palumbo, Mount Sinai attorney Raymond Negron and John Kreutz, Brookhaven Town deputy receiver of taxes.

The party previously screened Raymond Negron, a Mount Sinai attorney and Purple Heart recipient; John Kreutz, deputy receiver of taxes in Brookhaven Town; Mattituck attorney Stephen Kiely; Southold Town Trustee Bob Ghosio; attorney Anthony Palumbo of New Suffolk; Bill Faulk of Manorville, a former Ed Romaine aide; and Southold Town Board member Chris Talbot.

So it would have been a characteristically bravura, publicity - grabbing touch if the U.S. Attorney had chosen the end of last week to unveil a federal indictment of Mayor Bill de Blasio on campaign - finance - related charges — while de Blasio was out of town, jetting to Chicago and Fort Lauderdale and Beverly Hills raising money for his reelection campaign.

RAMAPO — Ramapo Deputy Town Attorney Michael Specht, a Democrat, is the newly elected Ramapo Town Supervisor, winning by a landslide over his Republican challenger Bill Weber on Tuesday.

«It's a completely out - of - control application,» said Mattituck attorney Bill Goggins, who represents homeowners in the Kenney's Beach area who object to the proposal, which requires permits from the Southold Town Board of Trustees as well as a pair of variances from the Zoning Board of Appeals.

Calverton resident Greg Fischer and two other men, Bill Jurow, a Mastic Beach attorney, and Roger Scott Lewis, who is a Democratic committee member in Southampton Town, brought the suit against the Board of Elections in Suffolk County, Nassau County and New York State on the grounds that LIPA trustees should be elected, not appointed, as they are currently.