BAYVILLE RECORD
JUNE 2010
SUMMER EVENTS & HAPPENINGS
SWIMMING LESSONS
Swim Instruction Classes will be held at
Class structure and teaching will go by American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety standards. May we remind you that regular attendance will not only help your child gain strong water skills, familiarity and water safety but will help your child pass the America Red Cross swimming requirements to go into the next swimming level. At the end of the five-week period American Red Cross Swimming cards will be rewarded to students who are able to pass the swimming level requirements. To check to see if beaches are open please call 516-628-9675.
SWIM RACES – August 7th, 2009 at
PADDLE BOARDING – demo will be held at
CONCERTS – at
July 9th – “Tommy Gun” – Best Classic through contemporary rock
July 16th – “6 Gun 5” – Classic rock with Mike Carrozza
July 23rd – “Time Was” – Doo-Wop with Tony Ventura
July 30th – “Home Town Hero’s” – Best 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and today
August 6th – “Rocks with Kenny Schwartz” – Bayville’s popular rocker
August 13th – “The Day After”–Next generation of classic & alternative rock
STEEL DRUMS ON THE BEACH – Adlib Steel Orchestra
August 7th
August 14th
TENNIS LESSONS
Summer Program - June 30 –
Held at
Lessons are once a week for 6 weeks
Sessions are either Tuesday or Thursday
Each Session is $120.00—Bob McKenna, Instructor
Class size is minimum of four, maximum of six
Applications available on
Children Beginners (6-10 years of age) 1 hour
Tuesdays or Thursdays (9am –
Tuesdays or Thursday (10am –
Intermediate (9-13 years of age) 1 hour
Tuesdays or Thursdays (11am to noon)
Adults Beginners – 1 hour
Tuesdays (1pm to
Thursdays (6pm to
Intermediate – 1 hour
Tuesdays (2pm to
Thursday (7pm to
TENNIS PASSES – Passes are needed to use the Village courts at
THEATER EVENT - Girls Night Out - "MENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL" - Cost $55.00 per person
Friday,
Round trip transportation via Hendrickson Bus
Pickup time is
Transportation immediately following the show to Landmark Diner,
Returning for home at
Seating is limited - No Refunds
TRIP TO BE PAID BY NO LATER THAN
5KM RUN/WALK – For the fifteenth year the
Awards and refreshments will be provided following the race.
ST. GERTRUDE’S FEAST
St. Gertrude's Annual Feast is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, June 9th and will continue through Sunday,
STORYTIME BY THE BAY
The Bayville Free Library will once again offer “Storytime By the Bay” July 6 through
The
SOME EXCITEMENT
During the month of May a remake of the classic Joan Crawford movie Mildred Pierce was filmed here in our Village, particularly the eastern end and the
As a result of the damage to the roadway from the nor’easter of March 13-15 a meeting was called by Legislator Diane Yatauro to discuss the situation with the Mayors of the villages affected. Mayor Siegel as well as Mayor Smith of Mill Neck were present. The result of the meeting is as follows:
ZONING CODE CHANGES
By the time you read this, the Village Zoning Code will have been modified in order to address concerns that have been expressed by the Building Department, Zoning Board, Planning Board, Board of Trustees, and of course you, the resident. These changes have been proposed by the Code Revision Advisory Committee, reviewed by the Village Board of Trustees, Building Department, legal counsel, Nassau County Planning Commission, and Village Engineers.
Do we believe that these changes address every concern that you may have? No. But we believe our zoning will be better for the changes.
TRAFFIC SURVEY
The Traffic Calming Survey conducted by Mulryan Engineering, P.C. is completed and was submitted on
Mountain Avenue south on
Mountain Avenue north on
School Street south on
The high volume periods are
The volume of traffic decreases during non-school days but speed increases during those same days; 90% of vehicles exceed 25 MPH, 71.9% exceed 30 MPH, 28.1% exceed 35 MPH, and 5.7% exceed 40 MPH.
Average speed is 32.6 MPH, 85th Percentile speed 37.2 MPH.
School day results are: 90% exceed 25 MPH, 64.9% exceed 30 MPH, 21.9% exceed 35 MPH, and 3.9% exceed 40 MPH.
The period of the study was
GLEN COVE UNITED
The
The Anniversary Worship Service will be on Sunday,
IT’S HAPPENING
Beginning this July, the Bayville Towne Centre project, as its known, will break ground. Ludlam and Bayville Avenues and the area by the Post Office will be re-landscaped and brick-like crosswalks will be installed. All the parking areas will be repaved and striped. Where needed, sidewalks and curbs will be repaired and/or reconstructed. Narrow sidewalks will be widened and all planting islands will be re-landscaped. A Christmas tree will be planted at Bayville Commons. The Police Booth will be re-located near the bridge and built with a stone façade to complement the
These improvements will not only beautify the area and present a better image of our Village, but will also create a more walkable community and it is further hoped that it will inspire improvements of the building facades and diverse business opportunities.
BUDGET OUTCOME
The Budget Hearing was held on
JULY 4TH
Please be reminded that bonfires are prohibited. The local law that was approved by the Mayor and Board of Trustees mirrors a
The Board of Trustees was requested, by the many civic associations in our Village, to enact and enforce such a law because the sizes of the bonfires were becoming a great safety concern. At the time, the Board was presented with photographs that chronicled the many dangerous activities surrounding these fires, as well as the size. One such bonfire was 32 feet high.
The vast majority of you obeyed the prohibition but at least 3 of you did not. Tickets were issued and the
Many residents told us that they enjoyed the “family atmosphere” better than the anxiety of not knowing when the chaos would begin.
As in years past, the Police Department will make any decision regarding traffic control should it become necessary.
SOCIAL SECURITY
Vincent Serio continues to be available at the
GARAGE SALES
Permits must be obtained prior to having garage, yard, or estate sales. Signs advertising sales cannot be affixed to poles, signs, etc. This is a Nassau County Law carrying a $350.00 fine. Signs also should not be placed in the Adopt-A-Spots.
ON LINE PAYMENT
In order to respond to a request made by some of our residents, you may now pay your tax bill on line by credit card. In the near future we anticipate that water bills will be paid in the same fashion.
There is a fee for this service which is levied by the vendor. The
Village Hall will be closed Monday,
in observance of
Independence Day.
PLEASE REFER TO THE SANITATION SCHEDULE BELOW FOR PICK UP OR GO TO www.bayvilleny.gov.
SANITATION/RECYCLING
ALL GARBAGE/TRASH MUST BE PLACE AT CURBSIDE
GARBAGE TRASH
AREA 1 & 2 Monday & Thursdays AREA 1 & 2 1ST & 3RD Wednesday
AREA 3 & 4 Tuesdays & Fridays AREA 3 & 4 2nd & 4th Wednesday
Months with 5th Wednesday, Call 628-1439 for pick up by appointment only.
IN THE EVENT OF A
NO TRASH PICK THAT WEEK.
Tuesday No Change Wednesday & Friday
Wednesday No Change No Change
Thursday Monday & Wednesday No Change
Friday Monday & Wednesday Tuesday & Thursday
RECYCLING AREAS
MONDAY -- Area 1 --
TUESDAY -- Area 3 -- Perry Ave. including Creek Road, Bayville Park Blvd., Cat Hollow, Bayville Estates (behind Village Hall) Creek Road
THURSDAY -- Area 2 --Bayville Ave. East from
FRIDAY -- Area 4 -- Mountain Ave. to