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The "Environmentalists" Sell Out...Support Consolidation and Further Polluting Our Ocean Water...Read My DISGUST...Click Here EVERYONE PLEASE ATTEND THE NEXT LEGISLATIVE SESSION ON APRIL 7th

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Green Procurement Bill Set To Pass Nassau County Legislature on April 7th To Remove Dangerous Toxins From County Property and Protect the Public's Health...Read My Report...Click Here

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Suozzi Meets Angry Residents of East Rockaway/Bay Park and Leaves With a Headache and Tons of FOG (Fats, Oils & Grease) Read My Report...Click Here

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Reduced State Revenue Force Further Budget Reductions...Click Here

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Albany Shorts Money For The Educational "Contract for Excellence"...Your School District, SUNY, and CUNY Get Hurt...click here

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100 Main Street, Village of Hempstead
Linchpin of Hempstead's Future Or Now Just Standing In The Way Of
The "Master Plan" and 3000 Luxury Condos?
CLICK HERE to Read My Second Article On This Controversy

100 Main Street, Hempstead

100 Main Street Hempstead

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PROPERTY TAX RELIEF
Dowling College Presents
An Idea to Cut Our Property Taxes...It's Your Money...Click Here
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Senator Skelos Addressing The Demonstration In Bay Park


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State Senator Dean G. Skelos, the Senate Deputy Majority Leader, from the 9th Senatorial District addresses the over 300 demonstrators on Saturday morning, March 1, 2008 by the Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant. They were protesting the diversion of an addition two to three million gallons of daily sewage from Cedarhurst and Lawrence into the plant. Also speaking to the lively and dedicated group of Nassau County residents was County Legislator Francis X. Becker, and Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony Santino.

The protesters are challenging the legislation passed on January 14, 2008 by the Nassau County Legislature approving the consolidation of three sewage districts. The vote was 10-9...with 10 Democrats voting in favor, and 9 Republicans voting against the consolidation plan. The Democrats had refused a delay in the vote despite the fact that absolutely no real evidence of the costs to the County was provided to the legislature.

The consolidation plan saved the City of Glen Cove at least four million dollars annually, and the Villages of Cedarhurst and Lawrence approximately twenty million dollars apiece of upgrades to their present sewage treatment plants. The Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant presently dumps its effluent in the local bays...it needs an ocean outfall pipe and upgrades to its system to eliminate the massive amount of chlorine, nitrogen and other chemicals being discharged. The County would pay the destruction of the two village sewage treatment plants, the pipelines and pumping stations from Cedarhurst and Lawrence to the Bay Park plant. Plus the County would now pay for the maintenance, upkeep and repair of the Glen Cove sewage treatment plant. No one has a real idea what all this would cost the Nassau County taxpayer without any real benefit to our water quality.

The legislation provided nothing for the Bay Park Treatment Plant except more terrible odors and dirtier water for the local Bay Park/East Rockaway residents. For more information please read some of the essays on this website that were previously written.


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