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Valley Stream trustees approve consent calendar and multiple routine resolutions
Summary
Following public hearings, the Village of Valley Stream board approved a series of routine resolutions — minutes, tax settlements, procurement and investment policies, contract extensions and technology agreements — mostly by unanimous roll call.
After the public hearings and the adoption of Local Law 3‑2026, the Board of Trustees moved through the regular calendar and approved multiple routine administrative resolutions on the consent calendar.
Among the items the board approved were minutes (Resolution 101‑26); tax settlement and related assessor petitions (Resolutions 102‑26, 103‑26); an audit of village court records (Resolution 104‑26); annual adoption of the village investment policy and designation of financial institutions (Resolutions 105‑26 and 106‑26); the village procurement policy (Resolution 107‑26); standardization of purchasing (Resolution 108‑26); award of various bids and contracts including a Cablevision Wi‑Fi agreement, a technology switch replacement, ticketing system and lease agreements (Resolutions 109‑26 through 115‑26); several permitting and permit‑fee items including a village block party permit fee (Resolution 116‑26); reclassifications and personnel matters (Resolution 117‑26); and payment of audited vouchers (Resolution 118‑Q6). Roll calls recorded trustees and the mayor voting in favor of the motions as presented.
One recorded exception during the consent calendar involved the Pipe Logic / LMS Inc. agreement extension (Resolution 111‑26) where one voting line in the transcript indicates a no vote from one board member in the roll call; the motion nonetheless carried. Board members did not elaborate at length on routine items during the meeting; public commenters were given the opportunity to speak on several consent items before the roll calls.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn and a note that an executive session remained on the meeting schedule.
