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President's Message
December 20, 2001
Dear Members:
I am writing to you to say thank you for all your support
over my 2 years as President. Also I would like to thank my Board
Members for all their hard work and support, especially Paul
Annunziato who has shown me that his passion for this Association
has not waned.
Last night we held our Annual Holiday party, and elections, at
the Basil Leaf Cafe. I wish to thank everyone who attended and
participated in our election process. I am pleased to announce
our new Board for the next next term from JAN. 1, 2002 - DEC.
31, 2003:
| President |
Jean Ciampi |
| 1st Vice President |
Michael Santucci |
| 2nd Vice President |
Neil Trimble |
| Treasurer |
Paul Annunziato |
| Communications Coordinator |
Scott Pullo |
| Sergeant At Arms |
Chris Falino |
| Membership Coordinator |
Maria Segura |
| Secretary |
Dan O'Hare |
| UCA Rep |
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| Nominating Chairperson |
Sue Klein |
| Community Traffic Consultant |
Norman Melbinger |
Very truly yours,
Michael Santucci
President's Update
July 31, 2001
Dear Members,
I would like to thank all the people who showed up for our July
18th meeting, I think it was a tremendous success.Like I stated
at the meeting we (civic board members)had looked forward to
the day our members rallied together as one.We can't stop here
though , there is plenty of work
to be done.
We have gotten 133 Buckram Rd postponed again by the Nassau County
Planning Commision.We do need some help! If
anybody has any knowledge of any HISTORIC INFORMATION pertaining
to ANY PARTS OF BUCKRAM RD,please contact ME or PAUL.This
information is very important to us so even if it is small please
don't hesitate.
Also, people have expressed to me their disappointment in seeing
more buildings knocked down.( i.e. near the old Country Inn),
as I've said before, our strength is in numbers so don't hesitate
to write to any newspaper or public official stating your disappointments
or concerns.
My final thoughts to you, please try to get more people as members
so we can expand as a force in OUR COMMUNITY, voice our opinions
and get results that we are happy with.
Michael Santucci
President's Update
July 1, 2001
Dear Neighbors,
We are half way through the year and we have many accomplishments
to celebrate. Allow me to summarize just some of our 2001 accomplishments;
1. Ayers Rd & Cocks Lane Proposed Subdivision The proposed
6 homes were permanently reduced to only 4 homes.
2. Membership currently at approximately 200 Households.
3. Our Memorial Day Parade march was a great success.
4. Middle Run Stream
Pending Town of Oyster Bay decision on acquisition of site with
Environmental "SEA Bond Funds"
5. Country Inn site subdivision. The proposed 10 lots were permanently
reduced to only 8 lots.
6. United Civic Association of North Oyster Bay:
- Cerro Wire (Proposed Mall Opposition, TOB decision pending)
- Bethpage Bike Path (extended to Syosset Train Station)
- Underhill (preservation likely)
- SLTNY Old Westbury (private development &- local oversight
opposed)
- 19 Member Civics as of June of 2001
- Keyspan Site adjacent to Tappen Beach (TOB preservation likely)
7. Elections for 2 year terms (1/l/2002 - 12/31/2003) to be held
this December
8. Town Website = locustvalley.com
9. Various "Quality of Life" issues successfully addressed:
Speeding, vandalism, TOB code enforcement, stop sign recommendations,
biking, etc...
10. Organic Landscaping Educational Workshop
Our next General Membership Meeting
is scheduled for: Wednesday, July 18 from 7PM - 9PM Locust Valley
Library, Meeting Room Si 4 "/Paul Communication
Coordinator
MISSION STATEMENT 'The Locust Valley Civic Association is an
organizaton made up of both Locust Valley and neighboring community
residents for the purposes of providing a forum to hear developing
community concerns for the overall goal of maintaining the best
quality of life in its community.'
President's Message - Memorial Day Parade
May 8, 2001
Dear Members,
I would like to tell our members that if anyone is interested
in walking in
the parade they should contact me .We are trying
to get a good showing of
our members. Also we are working on getting t-shirts for our
members so we
need a good head count.
We do have some new developments that I would like to speak about
.First its that time of year involving bikes in our area . I
am working with the local police in starting to enforce
some biking laws.We also have succeeded in reducing the number
of homes on Ayers Rd.
Our next General Membership meeting
is scheduled for Wednesday July 18, 7-9pm at the
Locust Valley Library.If anyone has any suggestions or issues
that we could assist in please contact us.Remember we want the
best quality of life in our community.I want to thank all our
members for their support.
Michael Santucci
President, Locust Valley Civic Association
A letter from the President....
March 19, 2001
As President of the Locust Valley Civic Association, I would
like to give
you some information about us. Our mission statement states:
" The Locust
Valley Civic Association is an organization made up of both Locust
Valley and
neighboring community residents for the purposes of providing
a forum to hear
developing community concerns for the overall goal of maintaining
the best
quality of life in its community". I would like to give
you some information
so people could contact us if they wish. Our general membership
meets
quarterly at the Locust Valley library, our next meeting is scheduled
for
Wednesday, March 21, from 7-9pm. I would like to publish our
P.O. BOX 274,
Locust Valley, N.Y. 11560 and my phone# 674-8394 if anyone would
like to
contact us on any matters.
Thank you.
Michael Santucci
President
Locust Valley Civic Association
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