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Amityville extends multiple-dwelling moratorium for six months to gather public input

Village of Amityville Board of Trustees · June 8, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved Resolution No. 26-06-08-01 to extend the Village’s multiple-dwelling moratorium for an additional six months so the committee can gather public input and determine how to proceed.

Mayor Michael O’Neill told the Board that the committee working on the multiple-dwelling moratorium has made progress but needed more time: "an additional six months is needed to get the public’s input and determine how to proceed," he said.

The Board voted unanimously, 5–0, to approve Resolution No. 26-06-08-01 extending the moratorium. Trustee Adam Ansanelli moved to approve the resolution and Trustee Roger Smith seconded the motion.

The minutes record the extension and the Mayor’s explanation but do not include details about the committee’s timeline for outreach or what specific changes (if any) are being considered to local rules. The Board also approved Resolution No. 26-06-08-02 accepting the annual examination of the Amityville Justice Court audit for June 1, 2024–May 31, 2025 during the same meeting.