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Valley Stream trustees approve three resolutions on tax reimbursement, park proposal and retainer

2784293 · March 25, 2025
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Summary

At a meeting of the Valley Stream Board of Trustees, members approved Resolution 043-25 (official intent for tax-exempt reimbursement), Resolution 044-25 (accepting a Liberty Parks & Playground proposal) and Resolution 045-25 (retainer agreement). Roll calls recorded affirmative votes for the trustees named in the record.

Valley Stream — The Village Board of Trustees voted to approve three resolutions during the meeting: Resolution 043-25 (official intent to reimburse certain costs from proceeds of tax-exempt financing), Resolution 044-25 (accepting a Liberty Parks & Playground proposal) and Resolution 045-25 (a retainer agreement).

The board first moved and approved Resolution 043-25, described in the meeting as “official intent reimbursement of certain cost from proceeds of tax-exempt” financing. The roll call recorded Trustee Tomparelli, Trustee Thomas and Trustee Daley as voting yes.

The board next moved and approved Resolution 044-25 to accept the Liberty Parks & Playground proposal; minutes note that trustees including Trustee Tuftarelli, Trustee Thomas and Trustee Koehler voted yes, and the record includes an affirmative from a person identified as Rusty Wallace. The board was shown pictures and a diagram of the proposed playground during the discussion packet, according to the meeting record.

Resolution 045-25, described in the record as a retainer agreement, was moved and approved in a subsequent roll call that recorded Trustee Tomparelli, Trustee Thomas, Trustee Wazan (as spoken in the record), Trustee Daley and Mayor Fair as voting yes.

After the votes the board proceeded into the work session portion of the meeting and later moved to an executive session to discuss personnel and litigation matters.

Votes recorded in the meeting minutes reflect the named trustees’ affirmative votes as cited above; the record does not specify vote totals beyond the named roll-call responses or identify who moved or seconded each resolution beyond the general phrase “Move the resolution.”