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Date Posted: 03:52:22 10/25/03 Sat
That's right, THIS village government can do no right because they refuse to hear from the people who live in the town. Other village governments do a great job and make sure all of it's residents are treated equally. I have been to other village meetings and East Rockaway's. Go to the East Rockaway village meetings and you will see how residents are yessed-to-death about issues being resolved. Even members of the so-called Unity Party want the mayor and some board members removed because of the way they treat the residents.
As for the cost of the nautical things that were bought, they should invest more money in trying to get businesses to come to the Village and when they do a project, like the Little League Field, they should invest in doing it the right way from the start and not have to redo things that will now cost more money and time. The overall price of the project for the waterfront is over the top and if you look at it that way, then $6500 is a drop in the bucket.
Based on your posts throughout this forum, you obviously have some stake in the Village government or you don't see what is happening around the entire Village. So, before you make a statement like "I don't expect any better from people who think the Village would be better off as a part of the Town of Hempstead" you should take into account the viewpoints of all of the residents. What you probably don't see is that if you are in the minority on a certain issue, the Village government could care less about you or your family or what effect their decisions have on you. But again, you probably only see one side of things. Maybe you should talk to the resident who lives near the Little League park and has lights shining in his 3 year old's bedroom and people parking under the bedroom windows making noise after a night game. Ask him how the Village has responded to his simple requests for games to end earlier and lights to have shields on them. He will tell you that because it doesn't directly affect anyone else, the Village gave him the bird and the lights and noise still keep his child up until 10pm. Notice where the mayor and former mayor live, there is no ball-playing or noise at night. The children on their block can sleep. Ask the people who live in the Angle Sea section how the Village treats them. Or the people who wait forever for their street to be plowed, but the streets where those who work for the Village live, are done first.
Unfortunately, that is how the Village operates and the good ole boys will always prevail because it's a never-ending chain.
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