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Mayor Pereira and trustees said the Foodie Fest will run across two days in mid‑May (with a rain date) at Wilson Park, expanding from a one‑day event last year. The board also flagged Sounds on Second concerts, the arts festival in June and the opening of the pool season as key summer events; residents were directed to Mineolaevents.com and the village’s social channels for schedules and rain‑date information.

The board described a pilot farmers market organized by NYU Langone that will use Field 1 — a small 20‑space commuter lot at Station Plaza North next to the train station — on alternating Thursday mornings starting June 12. Officials characterized the market as an NYU Langone event that the village is coordinating and advertising; they said dates will be posted and signs will be used to secure the lot during market hours.

Trustees said the arrangement is experimental and the village will monitor commuter impacts. \"If it's a major inconvenience for our commuters... then we [will] re‑evaluate,\" a trustee said. The board encouraged residents to support downtown businesses during event weekends and noted a cross‑promotion program (a scavenger hunt run by LI Pop Up) that drives foot traffic to local merchants.

No formal vote was required for the event schedule items on the agenda; the board discussed logistics and public notification plans.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","May 7, 2025 Work Session/Public Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","Trustees previewed the village’s summer events calendar — a two‑day Foodie Fest, Sounds on Second concerts, and a trial NYU Langone farmers market that will use the 20‑space Field 1 commuter lot on alternate Thursdays beginning June 12 — and encouraged residents to check Mineolaevents.com for dates and rain plans.","taxTitle","Mineola, Nassau County, New York","taxId",68508,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":78,"_47":79,"_49":80,"_51":81,"_53":82,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":83,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":84,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6243639,"Mineola trustees accept long‑time sanitation retirement, approve new postings and a summer intern hire",0,532000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3237909-13b16b12d2863930ae6baf3e0b6eb9f5&start=532&end=532","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3237909-13b16b12d2863930ae6baf3e0b6eb9f5/thumbnail_532000.jpg","/articles/6243639/Mineola/Nassau-County/New-York/Mineola-trustees-accept-longtime-sanitation-retirement-approve-new-postings-and-a-summer-intern-hire","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6243639-7f62e4d942a860c1743ab53ac8f09486/orig.mp4?Expires=1773661536&Signature=mkWgEOIPE0YOZQ-RTaLZemlkn3oU8WPBuoawuzZO2v8KvIK46MyqT0d8YhbRwwWRRI8qV9XvrzJChYftbQRwjNJPkCsZPo5zggyigBXk9suipdUT1Q3IF9rPz5fk3aKTgYA4kHOYkeNuwRorEj~SsHF~LNmpTbTErKgwCUta0VdIHbBIi-SzuBak3Ujqu9kfbqRE77gAcIyYQe6uv9t7CnSIjtcvzEZDRhBz71oklc-DjLWoyN16yyeyL6VovWoO7SeVXeifvqgYuD~dzg5JrJcm7GBq7FR6CS4F6QKyaQQFXlR-kM~6tHATRVku17qmMjbD27iSHVQDfuKWj~3QFA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Mineola Board of Trustees accepted the retirement resignation of Jim Bozlowski from the sanitation division of the Department of Public Works and authorized his benefit payout in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement.

Board members noted Bozlowski’s long service; the record shows he worked \"47 years\" in sanitation. The resolution to accept the retirement and authorize the payout was moved by Deputy Mayor Sartore and seconded by Trustee Clark, and the motion carried on a voice vote.

The trustees also approved several personnel‑administration items on the consent agenda: authorization to post a clerk's typist position in the Village Justice Court, authorization to post a labor position in the sanitation division of the Department of Public Works, and authorization to post a parking enforcement officer position in the Department of Public Works. Trustees said postings anticipate upcoming retirements and seasonal needs.

Separately, the board approved hiring John Gabriel as an accounting intern from May 19 to Aug. 31, 2025, at $17 per hour for up to 15 hours per week. Trustees characterized the hire as a part‑time summer internship for a resident home from college.

Trustees moved and passed each item by voice vote; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript. Staff will proceed with posting and recruitment under the village’s normal hiring processes.","Trustees accepted the retirement of sanitation worker Jim Bozlowski after 47 years, authorized benefit payout under the collective bargaining agreement, approved postings for several positions (clerk's typist, sanitation labor, parking enforcement), and approved a summer accounting intern hire at $17 per hour.",{"_33":86,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":87,"_41":88,"_43":89,"_45":90,"_47":91,"_49":92,"_51":93,"_53":94,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":95,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":96,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6243644,"Mineola approves $64,256 emergency purchase to replace Jonas Tavano pool grates",47,472000,519000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3237909-13b16b12d2863930ae6baf3e0b6eb9f5&start=472&end=519","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3237909-13b16b12d2863930ae6baf3e0b6eb9f5/thumbnail_472000.jpg","/articles/6243644/Mineola/Nassau-County/New-York/Mineola-approves-64256-emergency-purchase-to-replace-Jonas-Tavano-pool-grates","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6243644-27e2efc5b81f43421e575292d15058f8/orig.mp4?Expires=1773661536&Signature=WKzVms~Ig1GXS-A09kIhHwyK3qQMwTy4UUdWispM-eGELE949HkI1RjwwUGgVAvqCmNAT8PXzEC70EA9u7jeUidh4XiXh04siil653txJYwo1b9QXd8AshuPqS8pKCAbDZkSIatzRVgQynxAoA97D8hzmcC7Slgqwi2aRHUR6xMpAVj6kHZGFzxFjuKwyPp5TgcdGJbtI-N8f~VEEuI1S02bmFGVL4l99nqlGX1zxZR8B4~H2UtYv3bwmMRYJfIK1MYkKWwIoBMM9pGmiM6OtJQjC~iAyIFrb1jNQZ~n8QEq7KuwLHcqai4xrftLqkcPcchEJdKlQXQ6--mCFJ7nhw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Mineola Board of Trustees approved an emergency purchase for replacement grates around the Jonas Tavano pool, citing peeling paint and concerns about swimmers getting paint on bathing suits.

The supplier named in the resolution was Commercial Clearwater Company and the total cost was $64,256.16. The board recorded that funding would come from the 2024–25 pool fund and the pool reserve balance.

Explaining the request, a trustee said the current grates \"were there currently are are significantly, up there\" and noted maintenance problems; another trustee told the board, \"We painted them, the paint is peeling off. And as people sit on them, they're getting the paint and and all that on their bathing suits. So, it's time to to replace them, and hopefully, they'll last a long time.\" Those remarks appeared during the consent discussion immediately before the motion.

Trustee Soloski moved the emergency purchase; Deputy Mayor Sartore seconded and the board approved the item on a voice vote. Officials said the grates had lasted a long time, that the replacement was needed before the pool season, and that the purchase would be covered from the stated pool fund sources.

No further details about warranty, expected service life, or installation schedule were presented at the meeting.","Trustees approved an emergency purchase of new grates for the Jonas Tavano pool from Commercial Clearwater Company totaling $64,256.16, paid from the 2024–25 pool fund and reserve, after officials said existing grates were peeling and staining swimwear.",{"_33":98,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":99,"_41":100,"_43":101,"_45":102,"_47":103,"_49":104,"_51":105,"_53":106,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":107,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":108,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6243648,"Mineola approves two change orders for PFAS treatment at Well 1; small costs covered from contract allowances",70,388000,458000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3237909-13b16b12d2863930ae6baf3e0b6eb9f5&start=388&end=458","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3237909-13b16b12d2863930ae6baf3e0b6eb9f5/thumbnail_388000.jpg","/articles/6243648/Mineola/Nassau-County/New-York/Mineola-approves-two-change-orders-for-PFAS-treatment-at-Well-1-small-costs-covered-from-contract-allowances","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6243648-01b352180edc0aaf8a2335c8d7754a47/orig.mp4?Expires=1773661536&Signature=aNWldO4gdIUzKMvG7fRq5VxR9Em8x90IdcCbkOdPvK5Rts~5Pag0vBHubksN0ByZUggLvdHqpWRkNY7spDtKjhVmts7Woc4l5dL~iVenT4ehj6DF23wuT4Nvp5FwaoGQiF5I6cV4wlA4mm8d~IKqt4IHx1myfGU1MNbpRgMwMuIZemggaDQF~Ps3guky~7P1WIe-Dbe2S4DsifQa4pfomC0AaQND5s6z~pl57cUhyAKXdCOeT4oSJI0WVFADwTGvDsqGKtYWU0nVAtE-BQamZsaSYv0zJCvKIIEjXpZEoTgmk1wsAInX1vVbXzkzltdKXP1JOQgIuJ58PKB70wKC4A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Mineola Board of Trustees approved two change orders related to the PFAS treatment project at Well 1 during the board meeting.

Change order number 6 for the Well 1 Phase 1 installation contract with Philip Ross Industries, Inc., covered supply and installation of CalciQuest signage, a tank primary vent with insect screen, a spill tray under a sodium hypochlorite injection pump, and an insect mesh screen on the granular activated carbon (GAC) air release. The cost for that change order was $3,600 and the funding source was listed as contract allowance number 9; the board was told there was no change to the overall contract amount.

The board also approved change order number 3 for the Well 1 Phase 2 general contract with WHM Plumbing and Heating Contractors Inc., to add trusses required at the gable ends. That change order totaled $2,702.50 and was funded from contract allowance number 5, again with no change to the overall contract price.

Both items were presented by staff and passed on voice votes after motions were made by trustees; the board recorded that funding comes from the specified contract allowances and that the adjustments do not increase the contract totals.

The approvals advance the village’s PFAS mitigation work at Well 1; no schedule changes or additional funding requests were presented at the meeting.","The Village Board approved two change orders for PFAS treatment work at Well 1 — $3,600 for Phase 1 installation items with Philip Ross Industries and $2,702.50 for Phase 2 truss additions with WHM Plumbing and Heating — both paid from contract allowances with no change to total contract value.",{"_33":110,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":111,"_41":112,"_43":113,"_45":114,"_47":115,"_49":116,"_51":117,"_53":118,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":119,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":120,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6243653,"Resident asks Mineola trustees to address speeding on Marcellus Road; board pledges patrols and review",751,1575000,2326000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3237909-13b16b12d2863930ae6baf3e0b6eb9f5&start=1575&end=2326","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3237909-13b16b12d2863930ae6baf3e0b6eb9f5/thumbnail_1575000.jpg","/articles/6243653/Mineola/Nassau-County/New-York/Resident-asks-Mineola-trustees-to-address-speeding-on-Marcellus-Road-board-pledges-patrols-and-review","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6243653-951496cdb1ea83bbdd9b752c1ca0b215/orig.mp4?Expires=1773661536&Signature=FdwUfK6Uh56OCBd~S1kwhhaD2ctpKt3EvCGk5l92yVjmswg-TDOXosCVM-DSanuodIgxeIIIXEAQurt2SaQjvbawxvItUNFu3M6Nji~h-Qmer7AqoGtUmPZwOpjevf~-qB-XCEBWuj1PQFgkYdJgTw3efuL18kqCWkoos3pJO07-LN8Aqa1KNoeX5iDe1Sm9MwRM1fjH6HcES7UFCVR7G3oBKZVWLN0fDwKY485no02hn7Ht2PQbI5UBnCp8FbOzXWj2ObwhwKSsey14RC1kHfQ-1vtJGsybWdXt~~KSBdXVHJaR2B1uTkmBMpsyRW~8cP4Evs8hLj48phRz6HxYUA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Steve Kaufmann, a resident of 465 Marcellus Road, told the Village of Mineola Board of Trustees on the public‑comment agenda that vehicles have been speeding through his street for years and asked the board to consider traffic calming measures.

\"We've had a condition for many years, of people, vehicles speeding through the street,\" Kaufmann said, adding that the street has become a \"main thoroughfare between Hillside and Jericho\" and that many children live on the block.

Mayor Pereira responded that the village will follow up immediately with law enforcement and staff. \"Tomorrow, I'm gonna ask, our clerk to call the third precinct,\" Pereira said, and the board agreed to ask for increased patrols. Trustees also said they would consult with Mister Palumbo and study examples used by neighboring villages.

Kaufmann asked specifically for the installation of speed bumps. The board did not adopt any new regulation at the meeting; trustees described the next steps as direction to staff and law enforcement rather than a formal action. Mayor Pereira and other trustees noted several practical considerations that would guide any decision: effects on snow‑plow operations, lost parking spaces near hump features, and uncertainty about where a device would be placed.

Trustees framed the immediate response as an enforcement and education measure. Pereira said a short period of targeted patrols or traffic enforcement can often \"reeducate\" habitual cut‑through drivers and reduce dangerous driving while the village evaluates engineering remedies.

Residents who spoke during the same public‑comment period added that trucks and delivery vehicles also travel the route and sometimes fail to stop at signs; trustees said those observations would be passed to police for enforcement.

The board did not set a follow‑up hearing date but said staff would contact Kaufmann with progress and that the village will research comparative traffic‑calming installations in similar communities before proposing permanent hardware.","A Mineola resident pressed the Village Board to act on long‑running speeding and cut‑through traffic on Marcellus Road; trustees said they will ask the 3rd Precinct for increased patrols, consult Public Works, and study longer‑term traffic calming options including speed bumps.","actionData","errors"]

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Mineola trustees accept long‑time sanitation retirement, approve new postings and a summer intern hire

Mineola approves $64,256 emergency purchase to replace Jonas Tavano pool grates

Mineola approves two change orders for PFAS treatment at Well 1; small costs covered from contract allowances

Resident asks Mineola trustees to address speeding on Marcellus Road; board pledges patrols and review