2 Quarter Newsletter

BRENTWOOD, NORTH BAY SHORE, CENTRAL ISLIP

APRIL 2023

Roberto Clemente Skate Plaza

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony –

Brentwood (Page 3)

Breast Cancer Awareness Walk -

Brentwood High School (Page 4)

MAY 2023

Autism Awareness Walk –Brentwood High School (Page 4)

Mother’s Day Celebration -

Caesar Trunzo Senior Ctr. (Page 5)

Uplift Our Town Annual Clean the Streets – Roberto Clemente Park

(Page 5)

Touro Law Public Advocacy Center – Central Islip (Page 6)

Memorial Day Parade –Brentwood (Page 6)

JUNE 2023

Puerto Rican Day Parade – Bay Shore/Brentwood (Page 7)

Father’s Day Celebration – Caesar

Trunzo Senior Center, Brentwood (Page 8)

Brentwood Chamber of Commerce's Annual BBQ –Brentwood (Page 9)

LUISANLLY “LULU” CHAPPELLE | LEGISLATIVE AID

I'm always willing, prepared and able to address any concerns the constituent may have. Please get in touch with me at:

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My mission is to listen to each individual, organization, or business in any concerns that may affect them and find solutions for any issues. Please contact me at:

efarias@islipny.gov | 631 595 3555

STATE OF DISTRICT 1

As it is customary for an elected official, I represent the State of District 1 in a summary of the most important events and successes passing local legislation and resolving some of the issues affecting our residents.

www.JorgeGuadron.com

LEGISLATIVE ALERTS

2ND QUARTER OF 2023

My office has been maintaining a vigilant eye on the development of numerous motions for resolutions that will benefit the constituents of District 1. I will continue to advocate for the town's resources and assets to be properly supported and preserved in the hamlets of Brentwood, North Bay Shore and Central Islip.

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSprsXI3KCI

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvl_lUBN5A0

jguadron@islipny.gov

DISTRICT 1 OFFICE IS LOCATED AT: 555 Clayton Street, Central Islip, NY 11722

Roberto Clemente skate plaza's formal opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by local and state government officials on April 19. The Brentwood community collaborated diligently to help make it possible. It was a joy to be a part of what this community waited for!

It is essential for our community to raise awareness on breast cancer. The sheer number of programs available to everyone, regardless of health insurance status, was truly eye-opening. It was profound and illuminating to hear these brave survivors' touching testimonies.

I had the pleasure of participating the Brentwood High School Autism Walk on May 6. Numerous programs were present, including PRONTO, the Autism Society, the Long Island Student Advocacy, Long Island P.R.E.P., and many others.

I got the chance to celebrate Mother's Day on May 11 with our Brentwood seniors. Being a part of such a lovely and joyful celebration was a pleasure. All the working mothers are continuously appreciated for the amazing effort and dedication they put forth each day.

At the Roberto Clemente Park, Uplift Our Towns' annual Clean up the Streets event was a success. Every year, the community comes together to clean up the streets using the resources of numerous initiatives and the time-giving efforts of the locals.

It was an honor to attend in support of Touro Law Center's Public Advocacy Center and all the organizations encompassing such a helping office. Congratulations to Housing Help Inc., Brighter Tomorrows Inc., ECLI-Vibe Services, New Hour LI, Empire Justice Center, Legal Aid Society of Suffolk County, Nassau Suffolk Law Services, Suffolk County Bar Association, and Touro Law Center for such a great step forward in helping our minority communities!

In honor of Memorial Day, Brentwood held a parade on May 29. There were many locals, troops, and businesses in attending. The Town of Islip thanks you for facilitating our decision to have a Memorial Day parade every year in honor of all those who have risked their lives to defend our nation

On June 5, this year's Puerto Rican Day parade was held, and it was a success! Numerous programs and businesses were in attendance, and the streets were packed with community members. Can’t wait to see next year’s turnout.

It was such a pleasure and honor to celebrate our seniors on Father’s Day at the Caesar Trunzo Senior Center in Brentwood. There was lots of food, raffles, and dancing!

Our office attended the annual BBQ hosted by the Brentwood Chamber of Commerce, where five scholarships were awarded to Brentwood students.

LEGISLATIVE ALERTS

The following are the most significant of the numerous resolutions that I have moved the council to adopt in support of District 1:

1) At the April 18th Town Board Meeting:

a) I motioned the inducement resolution for the benefit of Water Lilies Food, LLC to acquire the property located at 250 Creative Drive, Central Islip for its expansion of operations. This expansion will create approximately three hundred (300) new jobs and an investment of $23 Million. It was seconded by Councilman O’Connor and unanimously approved.

b) I seconded the resolution to authorize the Supervisor to accept a donation of 800 turkeys, turkey breasts, and/or hams and various grocery items, with a monetary value of approximately $20,000, by Islip Food for Hope, Inc. for the benefit of a Thanksgiving Basket Program for disadvantaged families to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday together. It was unanimously approved.

c) I motioned the resolution to authorize the Supervisor to accept a donation of about 200 influenza vaccines from Catholic Health – Good Samaritan University Hospital for the benefit of our seniors at the annual Senior Health Fair. It was seconded by Councilman O’Connor and unanimously approved.

d) I motioned the resolution to authorize the Supervisor to apply for and accept grant funding through Round XXI of the Suffolk County Downtown Revitalization Program for the green infrastructure installation in improved municipal parking facility, updated Veterans Memorial Park, streetscape improvements of sidewalk and curbs, ADA compliant ramps, decorative lights, bike storage and repair stations for the benefit of residents and merchants of the Hamlet of Islip. It was seconded by Councilman Cochran and unanimously approved.

e) I motioned the resolution to authorize the Town Clerk to advertise for a Public Hearing the to transfer property located at 29 Church St, Central Islip under the Town of Islip CDA’s Direct Sale Affordable Housing Program.

2) At the May 16th Town Board Meeting:

a) I motioned the resolution to transfer the property located at 29 Church Street, Central Islip, under the Town CDA’s Direct Sale Affordable Housing Program to qualified and eligible buyers, namely Luis M. and Livia M. Cauro. It was seconded by Councilman O’Connor and approved unanimously.

b) I motioned the adoption of the Inducement Resolution appointing AG -MRA 00 Rajon, LLC for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, and equipping the facility at 00 Rajon Road, Bayport. This represents an investment of $11 Million. It was seconded by Councilman Cochran and unanimously approved.

c) I seconded the adoption of the Inducement Resolution appointing AG -MRA 33 Rajon, LLC for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, and equipping the facility at 33 Rajon Road, Bayport. This represents an investment of $33 Million. It was motioned by Councilman Cochran and unanimously approved.

d) I seconded the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the Town of Islip Economic Development Corporation to accept the New York State Economic Development Administration Tourism Partner Grant funding. This grant represents an award up to $400 K. It was motioned by Councilman Cochran and unanimously approved.

e) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the Supervisor to enter into an agreement with Lyft, Inc. to provide ground transportation services at Long Island MacArthur Airport. This allows the customers a variety of ground transportation options to choose from. It was seconded by Councilman O’Connor and unanimously approved.

f) I seconded the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the Supervisor to apply for and accept up to $80K of funding from the Suffolk County Office for the Aging for Expanded In-Home Services for the Elderly Program from April 1, 2023 to March 31, 2024. It was motioned by Councilman Cochran and unanimously approved.

g) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the Supervisor to execute a Commitment Letter to enter into a State Assistance Contract with NYSDEC; pursuant to which the Town of Islip will procure and administer construction contracts for the Projects, will pay 100% of the costs to complete the Projects. These Projects are to make additional permanent improvements to Roberto Clemente Park, including: (1) a new bathroom facility in the western/central area of the Park; (2) a refurbished basketball court; (3) a canopy/picnic area; and (4) an extended walkway through the park, all of which will be constructed, operated, and maintained by the Town in perpetuity (collective the Projects). The funds were procured after a favorable law suit of The Town of Islip Vs. Datre et Al. It was seconded by Councilman O’Connor and unanimously approved.

h) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the Supervisor to execute a an Intermunicipal Agreement with a term of 20 years, authorizing Suffolk County to construct, install and operate an intermodal bus facility and related additions including but not necessarily limited to, lane striping, bus turnouts, bus shelters, electronic signage, and lighting on Town owned real property. It was seconded by Councilman Cochran and unanimously approved.

i) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution appropriating the “Town of Islip for Supporting Nursing Employees”, in compliance with §206-c of the Labor Law. This resolution provides a reasonable unpaid/paid break time, a room or other location for lactating mothers for a period of up to 3 years after giving birth. It was seconded by Councilman Lorenzo and unanimously approved

j) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the use of ARPA funds to perform annual Drainage Improvements town-wide. It was seconded by Councilman Lorenzo and unanimously approved.

3) At the June 13th Town Board Meeting:

a) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution approving the acquisition, constructing, and equipping the facility at 00 Rajon Road, Bayport. This represents an investment of $11 Million. It was seconded by Councilman Cochran and unanimously approved

b) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution approving the acquisition, constructing, and equipping the facility at 33 Rajon Road, Bayport. This represents an investment of $33 Million. It was seconded by Councilman Cochran and unanimously approved.

c) I seconded the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the Supervisor to accept the donation of various summer toys by the Brentwood Principals and Supervisors Organization for the Annual 2023 Summer and Splash Pool Party at Roberto Clemente Pool and Spray Park. Its monetary value will be determined. It was motioned by Supervisor Carpenter and unanimously approved.

d) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the Supervisor to execute a professional agreement with Comply, Inc. for the administration of Alcohol and Drug Testing Services for all drivers who possess a Commercial Driver’s License and any testing for cause for all Town employees as per the collective Bargaining Agreements and Administrative Procedures Manual. Its monetary cost is of $15,000. It was seconded by Councilman O’Connor and unanimously approved.

e) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the Supervisor to enter into various agreements for programs or events to be held throughout the Town. It was seconded by Councilman Lorenzo and unanimously approved.

f) I motioned the adoption of the Resolution authorizing the Supervisor to execute any and all documentation related to the Lease Agreement between the Brentwood Water District and Suffolk County Water Authority for property located at 10 Carroll Street, Brentwood. It was seconded by Councilman O’Connor and unanimously approved.

Finally, I will continue to work on asserting that town-wide resources and assets are well maintained and funded, such as our Great South Bay, Long Island MacArthur Airport, water ways and aquifers, snow removal fleet, DPW, Public Safety, Compost Facility, and Town Hall, to mention a few.

Once again, I thank you for your confidence on my ability to represent you with dignity and honesty. May God bless the Town of Islip. TO

SENIOR SERVICES / SERVICIOS PARA ADULTOS MAYORES

BRENTWOOD, NORTH BAY SHORE, CENTRAL ISLIP

Town of Islip Residential Repair Program for town residents ages 60 and older. The Residential Repair Program exists for Town of Islip senior residents who are no longer able to perform small repairs in their home. Any materials needed must be supplied by the senior. Labor is supplied by Town of Islip residential repair workers. Although there is no charge for labor, contributions are appreciated and help maintain the program Please enquire at: https://www.islipny.gov/departments/senior-citizens-services

https://www.islipny.gov/departments/senior-citizens-services

Assessor’s office

631-224-5585 –assessorsoffice@islipny.gov

Code enforcement

631-224-5548 - commissionerps@islipny.gov

Comptroller’s office

631-595-3840 –comptrollersoffice@islipny.gov

Department of Public Works

631-224-5600 – commissionerdpw@islipny.gov

Environmental control

631-595-3630 – commissionerdec@islipny.gov

Fire prevention 631-224-5477 –fireprevention@islipny.gov

Harbor patrol 631-224-5656 - commissionerps@islipny.gov

Long Island MacArthur Airport

631-467-3300 –www.macarthurairport.com

Office of Emergency Management

631-224-5730 – oem@islipny.gov

Parks & Recreation 631-224-5411 – commissionerrec@islipny.gov

Parking Violations Bureau

631-224-5372 - commissionerps@islipny.gov

Planning & Development 631-224-5450 – commissionerpd@islipny.gov

Public Safety Enforcement

631-224-5306 – commissionerps@islipny.gov

Receiver of Taxes Office

631-224-5580 – taxreceiver@islipny.gov

Town Attorney – Division of Law Enforcement

631-224-5375 –townattorney@islipny.gov

Town Clerk 631-224-5490 – townclerk@islipny.gov

Traffic Safety Division 631-224-5535 - commissionerps@islipny.gov

KEEP ISLIP THRIVING BUSINESS GRANTS PROGRAM / PROGRAMA DE SUBVENCIONES PARA NEGOCIOS MANTENGAMOS ISLIP PRÓSPERO

BRENTWOOD, NORTH BAY SHORE, CENTRAL ISLIP

Through funding provided by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), small business owners and notfor-profits within the Town of Islip have the opportunity to obtain grant funding to assist with the financial burdens brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The KIT Grant Program, coordinated through the Department of Economic Development, will assist eligible candidates who demonstrate a negative financial impact due to COVID. Small businesses and non-for-profits that qualify for the KIT Grant can receive upwards of $5,000, with no re-payment required.

Applications for the KIT Grant can be submitted via email to islipcovidgrants@islipny.gov, or mailed to the Town of Islip Office of Economic Development located at 40 Nassau Avenue, Islip 11751. For additional information, including eligibility and how to download the application, visit www.islipny.gov/kit, or call the Office of Economic Development at (631) 224-5512

https://www.islipny.gov/town-news/featured/1574-town-launches-k-i-t-keep-islip-thriving-businessgrant-program-2

*A través de los fondos proporcionados por la Ley del Plan de Rescate Estadounidense (ARPA), los propietarios de pequeñas empresas y las organizaciones sin fines de lucro dentro del Municipio de Islip tienen la oportunidad de obtener subvenciones para ayudar con las cargas financieras provocadas por la pandemia de COVID-19.

El Programa de Becas KIT, coordinado a través del Departamento de Desarrollo Económico, ayudará a los candidatos elegibles que demuestren un impacto financiero negativo debido a COVID. Las pequeñas empresas y las organizaciones sin fines de lucro que califican para la Subvención KIT pueden recibir más de $5,000, sin necesidad de reembolso.

Las solicitudes para la subvención KIT pueden enviarse por correo electrónico a islipcovidgrants@islipny.gov o enviarse por correo a la Oficina de Desarrollo Económico de la Ciudad de Islip ubicada en 40 Nassau Avenue, Islip 11751. Para obtener información adicional, incluida la elegibilidad y cómo descargar la solicitud, visite www.islipny.gov/kit o llame a la Oficina de Desarrollo Económico al (631) 224-5512.