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Hewlett Neck board adopts villagewide on-street parking ban as Local Law HN-5
Summary
The Hewlett Neck Board of Trustees unanimously adopted Local Law HN-5 of 2024 (formerly Proposed Law HN-24-05) after finding it an Unlisted Action under SEQRA and closing a public hearing with no public comment; the Clerk was directed to file the law with the New York Secretary of State.
Mayor Moshe Blinder opened a public hearing on Proposed Law HN-24-05, a local law that would prohibit parking on public streets throughout the Village of Hewlett Neck. The Board noted receipt of a recommendation from the Village Engineer advising that a villagewide speed reduction is necessary and appropriate.
The Board found the proposal to be an Unlisted Action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA), considered factors including potential impacts on traffic, noise, and community character, and concluded the proposed action would not have a significant adverse environmental impact. With no public comments recorded, the Board closed the hearing and adopted the measure.
"RESOLVED, that the Board adopts Proposed Bill HN-24-05 as Local Law HN-5 of 2024, and directs the Village Clerk to file Local Law HN-5 of 2024 with the New York Secretary of State and take all actions required by law," the minutes state. The motion to adopt was made by Mayor Moshe Blinder and seconded by Deputy Mayor Isaac Showman; the adoption was approved unanimously by the members present.
The board record shows the law was adopted following the described SEQRA finding; the Clerk is listed as the official to file the local law with the Secretary of State. The minutes do not record an effective date beyond the filing instruction.
