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LEABm FREEPORT. NEW YORK. OCTOBER 9,1986
52DdYEAR,No^25
FREEPORT UEUOKlAt. L l l i i i f
V iiCRRICK ROAD
FREEfQRT U Y 41520 gf
PRICE 2 5 * PER COEY
Plan Waterfront Zone,CodeChanges
^ • _« • » ^^^ •.,••— • New Marine b/sfr(d. Lower
j f a t f S f f C S VOOCI r O r C?n«fc Dens'fy Proposed
ralEPORr-fn prepatatfon for two public litartm ta Mo«MAer>
daStagHttb zoning and leghlativechangMforproper^nwidifmpMf
P K «i»i&ont area), ilie Village Board ofT^M^ illanAq n i ^ i
pcMcr f. a ^ t t d a "negative" emirennental aiiMmM Mttimitf>
AccariBng to ihc declantion. there wOl be not^^invitapail MB^ 1^
0» prapwed changes In the areas.
MIS ieporf Show$ High
Cireulcrtlcm; LQW Costs
BAUIWn • A«n(i&g to stattstfcs recently issued by the Nassau
mmgg S^mm PUS}, tilt Baldwin FubUc library has the fUUi U^ietl
ptr eaptia etmitatton of tbe 54 libraries in Natsau County, while
shnallaneoiuly maintali^ the diird lowest cosa per circdhitlon bi the
Counto. . . •
. The ISSSStatiilical Report .- •,•• .=r .. - -,
released by NLS showi dmilation'
Nf»ii, Woman
-.Then iaped'.
per capita whfeb mtasnres the
numba of itemsalibrary circulates
In teUtloa to the pc^tetiott of tbe
camniQiiity it seryes. This figure Is
Me measpre of a libftiy^ peaetra^
- tion of the conunuiAy and of the
eitn^enns of Its service.
"We are veryplnsed that this
ycarlittatlstMseontiniithklcvtIaf '
use and the kind of stkppoii that the
Library receives, from the Baldwin
eonimuni^,' said Library Director
Barbara'HopkIns,*'apd we pledge
to do ereiythittg we can to see (liat -
the Library continues to provide
the kind of service that the com^
munity wants and deserves.'' '
Village ^ard Responds To
Questions On Stadium, Garbage,
lltteiini. Park Closing, Etc. '
.fRIEPOlT-Viltagr-Ofpuly .
Mafiff CtawOB^ui^Mpe -
• lb • meittiB^al af te'Wnigc'
Bnam pabHe Hiilna if mday
• efH^fe OAito'Mii aribnwl-
^ ^ t h a f b i n ^ l a ^ A ^ l t a a f
'ttetewpteM&r^tbtinirtht
fitipnrt-MnilABl Htadtam.
vrouU n«l l» condmii. Only one
of te M H mopMdi (icdvcd by
IiieBBafdMriwt«iavt#atcil
i^tfttie^AamteaiitancHor
aflynlfaerrenwlianaliieiiviiy, -
Oarii Md fOb^ rcMent Vfaiec
Onnpiiin,«bnp(»edlh(qinttion;'
' Clark was chairing the Board
meeting In the absence of iilajor
- Ilorol^ .Htomi, who is an'vaea-tion.
•
OlhaQutahm
In response to resident Walt
' Petersen, wbofivesonNorth tirove
Street, Cbtrfc agreed with Petenen^
complaNs abmt litter and garbage
on the street, a condition Petersen
charged, is caused by the local
Steven>Eteltn and Its tmtomers.
Clarli, eommenlini that the
ttler and g^taige in the street h
"diisvacml'and "hBiting out
Ina^'aM *«c wU «M K we on
Tilt nwilH Mid m cxf^fai ID
Miieafttt^MbifflMite Civic
Aitdclailiin imWCM hair ihi
new SIO'pcf,month feefornar
)ardpickapofgtrbag(«^dei«« '
mined. • ' .
fsfcais called tbe fee "hiRbly
dhcrin^tory** agidrat flic tm&t
people who live aloiie and iCow
who cannot'iifi tbe oms. •
Tnistee Victor Cohen saM Om
board lud considered the a^u>
menls raised by Iskoit.but Ifaal
they were "good points"ahd he
(Coheri) was "w illing to laikabonl
• Trustee Vincent DlCostanio
pointed to tbesa>ings to the tSbge
of S4I7,000annuatty, without tear
) acd pickup, and said that a sun ey
showed that close to JS% of the
residents had not been utilitlng the
service anyway. .
Cohen agreed that there are
people Hbu ca.nnoi ~cope Hiih the
new charge** and need special
consideration." >. I will look into
Hut," he vowed.
- IJonel Socolov, aNoith Cirovc
Street resfdent.poinf ed out that
there is no crossing guard at fii^
Lombardo Avenue and Sunrise
lligbwa) during the morning
• l»Durs.'*\Vewinhavearatallt|,"li»
nameti.
Clarkagreedasurvey dmidd be
made of that comer.
l.onise'S(mptott,ar6ldcat«I
' .• (Co'pJ.on^^**!.* *.•.,",
' PREEi;ORT-AiiIf'<year«ald
woman wn abducted jkyttKH men
as she w8l)t«l on a Preeport siifeet
at aboiit U nodn TbOTday a ^ -
nooB.gctober'l:-— •-•* •• ','••
Thie woman was then driven by .
the men te an unknown hdjisc,
apparently in or near Freeport,
where'ah^.was nfped by a fonrth '
man before befog retea«d, > .-.
Accordtaig to the police report, -
tiieyoiavifomanlnBfnniiniDn.
South B ^ ^ Pb« wbu, m ^
neirnd a bitnid oiil bi^dteg on
the » t l dde of te MiW biwmi
M«rtd(R^ndPbw%iMt,dte
«wfeKHiM>uiri|bhaorpnv
vddde^ttm^iMmnm. • >
te tt# nr, flH men psg • r^
flaft mir te fi(Ml| h ^ Wd '.
•"tten diHtihir i r a hnMal m '
' tjffiinviM^MitanitaialBwnln-
' • oinftnnwUKttvalidiiarther."
,' Tafttai file noma Inilde'lhe
hnn«.t%«HBm8^RftiMb '
»Mn'wta-npi te mmma, ihe
«m fhm ithintf te flie.nr and.
dpf ^ to ta 0 ^ ^ flWM KHI,
to BafVMv Atinatf and lunrtM
The asUMli In flie car «ars
' itieribrtM three ^leMaeii.'
'On^aiHM A t e l M a ^ m ^ i . "
te, waa beftvfd'lA tate teen
' wartDga'bladiT-AHii^snd
greyHMkeraiaKcondi^aiRiBl,
' ds-reettill<illhabtaef^nie.«aa ,
wearinE}eam.thetU[dinanbithe
car bad no Amber deserfption. The
man who raped her was described
by (lie sfetim as po^bly an bb-panlc,
about sis-feet tall and in ids
eariy 10s.
Thevictbn was treated at Nassau
County Medical Center and
. released. . " *
Ihe police are contindng their
blffsli^ltfan.
id ^ard Meets
• • pihlle niMllag ta te ^tiport
^Mxdoridnminiintobman
IMortiyt M d t o ^ at I pn.
In the IftMiri of Oie Atklaiaa
MmiAmJ^m Wmam A«in^
necini^proposed include
mrttatioMtotwo existing zones
• llMlne-Apaitment, BoattI,
CtasdamMuM and Cooperative
Ditlrtfl and Marine Industries
Dtedt^lheerHtlon of an entirely
new Marine'Commerce District in
• fbe-Woodeleft Avenue area: and
several changes in the village's
.<ionbigmap.
In Ihe Marhie-Aparfment, Boa-tel,
Ckindomlnium and Coopera-tite
Zone, und^r tlie proposal, Ihe
. maximum'density would be
—reduced from tlie' current 444wel-ling'units
per acre to 30 per acre,
and the aUowal>Ie maximum height
w outd iw rediiced from (our stories
' arid 50 feel to two and jone-balf
stories and J5 feet. .
This is apparently a compromise
between what was originally pro-'
posed by the village at a piiblic
"hearing In June and what was
' soii^t by the Joiunssen organlra-
. Iia% recent purchasers of property
' on ffie-HateiiVont between .Miller
. hnd'Wfiadclcil Avenues. The vil-ltge%
«irlierprDposalcalled for
ItalHngapartment houses to 32
tel Inf tHu4nd^ne-haII stories,
imdamsYlnNffldemtty nt 10 units
• RBlrtdJoharosen, who said his.
hiril} had spent in excess of SI
TeMtm m acre (or more than S4
^ntnn Rirlbe property), said they
tad o ^ ^ l i y warned lu construct
•U iellilo an acre but had devised
anewpfauite33iinM|Ktasnafa •
lotalef111. ' . .
the Mne fa^l fciMta itf MB
and onc-twtf.itwln and Xi titt
would a p ^ l» «na-lidG)y dw^
lings a new pcr^ttid Me to iie ,.
.Xtarine-ApHtraeBt, Buti^ Coi-domintum/
Cmperatitettlitritt,
Permitted commercial bufldbigt
would have, as their ibnttatlflils< a
maximum height oCtwD stories .
. and 30 litet,'the same as presently
allowed.,
'..'One family dwcUngsiwouid.^t*
allowed a minimum plot, of 5.000
square feet. 50-foot frontages, a '
mipimjim of SOO square fee) .of
floor area, maxhiium lot coverage
of 30% and a maximum hefgb't 6f •
two-and-one-half stories and no
more iban 35 feel. These lequlK-mentsareslighily
iessrtsirlcllte
than o^tfaul^lpnqiowd hi wder
' |a moie cloHlj appiQxhnate the
requirements utraema|nrll| M
resfdenftalpropMIntaahiM^
re^mtbifinMls.' ' '
AIHI pari of the new pMOMi ^
a protMon nr tte ^ U M m ^ '
of ^ te cnnMuH to pmiMt unab-'
striieted tiewft of %'«inage'%
* waierw^k. The t f c ^ Phmnis""
. BtMrdwralddtfantadwimidw
and limitan of m A foriidon
pifiir 10 Hie titogei tata|,nf •
building pRriMwdetctopmA hi
PilII.«Bl%i«|^
» ^ : m . PItOClAMATlON. Freeport vniaga V»m Qmm ^ m « gR^mts a proclaniation dMIgnating Odebor It m, ItW^Ml GM%nta
iiuibtam ef the Americas Sunday" to CeiniaMla Marti W^m H b^
i&^ne (c) wid Vice Regent Maris Bfowa Tlia fe^ IMMeta^tWi
PM9 b ceiebif ting its 45m annhwra^. AfflM^ ^ nmv iMMa a M
BK^^nfion M Our Holy Redeemar PaMfiKinMlTMi^Ml p r ^^
.•WWprevi** food to the needy. ' . " • . . " , " . ; .