Allen Not To Dissolve
Wyandanch Now
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Alleys office had previously cited the lack of
provision in the law for protection of Wyandanch
teachers on such matters of tenure and the problems
of the distribution of the assets and bonded
indebtedness in the districts in the proposed merger.
State law also prohibits the annexation of
schools to central school districts, of which Half
Hollow Hills is one.
Besides the Half Hollow Hills district, which
is 98.6 per cent white, others involved in the
proposal are Deer Park, North Babylon, West
Babylon and Farmingdale.
The inadequacies in the Wyandanch system
were cited by Allen. They had previously been
utlined in a report issued last year by the State
Cooperative Review Service.
The report cited community apathy; inadequate
teaching, etc.
Allen directed Dr. Gorton A. Wheaton, Superintendent
of Suffolk's Third Supervisory District,
to work with the surrounding districts for short-term
and long- range solutions to the Wyandanch
problems.
Wheaton has already formed a council of the
five affected districts to study ways of cooperation
with Wyandanch.
Stop Post Office Window Service This Saturday
Postmaster Leo J. Morgan announced
that effective July 27
all Saturday window service at
the Main office and South Farmingdale
Branch will be discontinued.
The Post Office lobbies
Fire Dept. To Host
Parade, Tournament
The South Farmingdale Fire
Dept. will be host for the first
time since its organization seven
years ago, to the annual 9th
Battalion Parade and Tournament
on Saturday night Aug. 10th and
Sunday afternoon August 11.
Following fire departments
which comprise the 9th Battalion
include Farmingdale, Plainview,
Bethpage, Hicksville, Jericho,
Westbury, Carle Place and South
Farmingdale. East Farmingdale
and North Massapequa will also
participate. The parade on Saturday
night will start at Linden
and Main Streets, South Farmingdale
at 7: 00 p. m. and proceed
to the Inter County ShoppingCen-ter
on Carman Road. Following
the parade there will be dancing
to live music and refreshments.
On Sunday, at 1: 00 p. m. there
will be an old fashioned drill
team competition in the rear of
the Inter CountyShoppingCenter.
The competition will consist of
hose laying, water bucket races,
ladder climbing and a series of
other events.
will be closed, except that special
provisions will be made to
accommodate post office box patrons.
In addition, Saturday collection
service will be adjusted to conform
to the present existing Sunday
collection service, providing
for only one collection.
There is no change in Window
Service currently provided on
Monday through Friday.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Board of Zoning Appeals
of the Inc. Village of Farming-dale
will hold a public hearing
at the Village Hall, 361 Main
Street, Farmingdale, N. Y.
on Wednesday, August 7, 1968,
at 8 P. M. E. D. T. to hear the
following cases:
CASE # 18- 68: Application by
Stabrill Homes, Inc. for a variance
of the requirements of the
front yard setback in a Residence
" AAA" District, by requesting
permission to encroach the
northeast corner of the residence
to be located on the south side
of Quaker Lane, shown on the
Nassau County Land & Tax Map
as being in Section 49, Block 292,
Lot 7, developer's Job# 10, a distance
of three feet of the required
35 ft. setback. This variance
request is predicated upon the
arc of the road at the indicated
point. This residence is known
as # 20 Quaker Lane of the Quaker
' Estates development.
CASE # 19- 68: Application of
Elena & Nicholas Pucciariello,
215 Melville Road, Farmingdale,
N. Y. for a variance of the requirement
of General Ordinance
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# 39 " Fences" by requesting permission
to erect a 5 ft. stockade
fence on the westerly property
line a distance of 17 1/ 2 ft.,
connecting to an existing ranch-type
fence; thence easterly a
distance of 17 1/ 2 ft. to connect
with the southwest corner of the
residence. The purpose of this
request is to provide privacy and
eliminate traffic noises.
CASE # 20- 68: Application by
John Pace, 28 Baldwin Street,
Farmingdale, N. Y. for a variance
of the requirements of General
Ordinance # 39 " Fences" by requesting
permission to install
a 5 ft. basket- weave type fence
along the southerly property line
starting at the front wall of the
residence, continuing westerly a
distance of approximately 80 ft.
to the west property line, thence
northerly a distance of approximately
75 ft. to the north line,
thence easterly a distance of approximately
56 ft. to a point in
line with the rear wall of the
house, thence southerly a
distance of 21 ft. to connect to
the rear wall of the house. The
purpose of this variance request
is to provide protection to the
neighborhood because of an
above- ground swimming pool installation
and the need for
privacy.
CASE # 21- 68: Application by
Ray Laine- Gulf, located at the
northeast corner of Fulton and
Main Streets, requesting a variance
of the requirements of
Article VII1A " Gasoline Service
Stations & Public Garages" vSec-tion
89.4 - Front Yard, which
requires that no gasoline pumps
shall be located nearer than 25
feet to the front street line.
This application requests permission
to relocate the existing
most southerly island by placing
same to within 15 feet of the
front yard property line and installing
a 3 dual- pump island
southerly of the existing service
station, providing an area
approximately 14 feet from the
northerly tip of the pump location
and the front entrance of the
service station for ingress
and egress of automobiles. The
purpose of this variance request
is to eliminate the general stacking
up of cars during morning
rush hours and other periods of
heavy traffic on to very heavily
travelled Fulton Street.
CASE # 22- 28- 68: Application
by Joseph S. Corsentino, Jericho,
New York, for the following variances
from the requirements of
side yards in a Residence " B"
District and variances of the
requirements of on- site parking
spaces for automobiles. All are
applications for the construction
of six single- family homes, with
attached garages, on the south
side of Harrison Place, starting
at a point 116 feet easterly of
Nelson Street, Lots 38 to 49,
Inc., with plots 50 by 100 ft.
or better in depth. The variance
request on the six homes
to be constructed on Harrison
Place is for side yards less than
ordinance requirements and for
automobile parking areas less
than such requirements.
Similar variance requests are
indicated for a 50 ft. plot on the
north side of Fulton Street, approximately
250 ft. westerly of
Baldwin Street, in addition to a
variance of the requirements of
area in a Residence " B" District,
such area being 100 sq.
ft. less than the 5000 sq. ft.
required.
All persons and citizens in
interest will be given an opportunity
to be heard with respect
to such applications.
By Order of the
BOARD OF ZONING
APPEALS INC.
VILLAGE OF FARMINGDALE
GEORGE F. T1TTERTON
Chairman
JAMES J. McKENNA,
Clerk- Treasurer
Dated: July 25, 1968
# 597 IT Observer July 25, 1968
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