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Trustees approve permit renewals, a $310,309.50 warrant, and authorizations including LISMA phragmites work
Summary
At their July 13 meeting trustees approved multiple permit renewals and resolutions, adopted a resolution authorizing a letter for LISMA to remove phragmites, approved warrant number 11 totaling $310,309.50, and authorized a letter of permission for the Maritz Bay oyster project.
The South End Township trustees took a series of routine and project-specific actions on July 13.
Procedural motions: The trustees approved minutes from the June 20, 2026 meeting by voice vote.
Permit renewals and resolutions: The board read and advanced multiple permit-renewal resolutions (several trustee resolution numbers were read aloud by the clerk and seconded); several renewals and first modifications were adopted by voice vote where recorded.
LISMA authorization: The trustees adopted trustee resolution 20260224 authorizing the president to sign a letter of authorization granting permission to engage in phragmites removal with the Long Island Invasive Species Management Area (LISMA).
Warrant approval: The board approved warrant number 11 (trustee 2026-0225) with a total of $310,309.50. The register read included, among others, Corozini Asphalt ($285,000), Bee Ready Fish Bean Hatter ($3,703.13), Joseph R. Lombardo ($12,600) and South Shore Docks ($6,132.31); the full warrant details were read into the record and seconded.
Maritz Bay authorization: Trustees adopted trustee resolution 20260226 authorizing the president to sign a letter of permission for the Maritz Bay Project to use specified bay-bottom areas, supporting the project’s DEC license application.
Votes: Where recorded, actions were adopted by voice vote ('Aye') and motions were seconded; the transcript records voice approvals but does not include roll-call tallies for each resolution in the record provided.
Next steps: Several items (including some tabled items and renewals needing deed documentation or modification) were flagged for follow-up at subsequent meetings.
