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Board closes public hearing on dangerous sidewalks; will decide on owner repairs
Summary
The Lynbrook Board closed a public hearing on unsafe sidewalks and curbs for several properties and said it will determine whether owners must make repairs or the village will repair and charge the property owners.
The Lynbrook Village Board opened and then closed a public hearing on alleged unreasonable and dangerous sidewalk and curb conditions under village code 212-1.1 covering several properties (including 147 Charles Street, 44 Jefferson Avenue and 46 Davidson Avenue). The hearing record will be used to determine whether property owners must repair the highlighted conditions or whether the village will perform the work and assess the cost to the properties.
The clerk read the legal basis for the hearing and the list of properties. Board members moved to close the hearing at 7:34 p.m.; the record will be reviewed and a determination made under the cited village code about repair responsibilities and possible assessment of costs.
The board did not announce final decisions at the meeting; it closed the hearing and indicated next steps will follow in accordance with village code.
