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The Building Department report to trustees said May activity included 9 building permits, 5 plumbing permits, 12 building and housing summonses issued, 24 rental permits and 16 notices of violation; the report listed one overcrowded property under investigation at 12 Mulford Street.

Separately, the board heard a request to authorize the mayor to execute an extension of the intermunicipal agreement (IMA) with the Town of Brookhaven for a functional consolidation of assessment services (MCEP project 4). Officials framed the IMA as an example of shared services intended to reduce duplication and save money. The board recorded the motion and proceeded.

The board also received personnel and hiring approvals across sanitation, highway and parks divisions (motions to hire or promote seasonal and temporary staff were presented and recorded). Trustees approved those personnel items during the meeting.

No fines or code changes were announced at the June 9 meeting; the department said a year-end financial report for May would be presented at a later meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Patchogue Board of Trustees Meeting - June 9,2025","oneSentenceSummary","The building department reported a busy May with multiple permits, notices and summonses; trustees also moved to extend an intermunicipal agreement with the Town of Brookhaven to consolidate assessment services.","taxTitle","Patchogue, Suffolk County, New York","taxId",69905,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207421,"Patchogue BID reports strong farmers market launch, Living Shoreline student event and progress on food-scrap composting grant",202,184000,386000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3754800-32585be83c9811f1c7b5368b7a3cc4c6&start=184&end=386","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3754800-32585be83c9811f1c7b5368b7a3cc4c6/thumbnail_184000.jpg","/articles/6207421/Patchogue/Suffolk-County/New-York/Patchogue-BID-reports-strong-farmers-market-launch-Living-Shoreline-student-event-and-progress-on-food-scrap-composting-grant","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207421-438d22644e19eadf8b4722df9aac0026/orig.mp4?Expires=1771159284&Signature=KPhfRbKYcgbM8sv0WZXfCP4LRnye~~omsFrJS8zksZabeJgbU4sKsLtA2pa5eVoJE8wxW1QQTD~Ixp9DYGfD5xThO0UUYH4l1Dqb5MNFcZJdCPmIEexufaYSC3Kzk04W8S-eGrgR372j4ILdQQDjjJDOYhxhqMph1wnYNhY~-GvIPXwvx5yhSIiUhZUpjrrCdArLyPFgpToAaxtmxELs8dS82yPOUkzXaqDXW69jSZ0P610FF1b8je5tHLBnxDMJ6XnO13yNX1q0ResuAdkuy3fsAGRT9lqn6vaC-Ah1FIf2-A889ZJQ1-2fjZOLsDxfIp0N~v8EPxBEtZJ3PZOP2A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Business Improvement District reported a successful launch of the village farmers market, public praise for a solar-panel canopy used at the market, and progress on a downtown restoration grant and a food-scrap composting pilot that organizers hope to start this fall.

A BID representative told trustees that “we had a very successful launch of our farmer's market yesterday. It was really well received by the public. It was a very healthy crowd,” and that attendees singled out the solar-panel canopy for shade and rain protection.

The BID said it applied for a downtown restoration grant for Waverly Avenue; materials presented to the board said the grant program had about $550,000 available and the village’s application was one of 18 projects under review. The BID estimated the village might realistically secure $70,000–$100,000 toward its requested amount.

On food-scrap composting, staff said they must obtain an updated quote from vendor BigBelly because prices had changed since January, and that Long Island Compost and an anaerobic digester operator expect to accept village food scraps in September. Officials said the program’s launch likely will be in the fall.

Trustees were also told the Living Shoreline program is hosting about 25 middle-school students from Oregon Middle School for a hands-on tidal-restoration session, and that parks and recreation staff reported pool and beach-club membership sales and solid staffing for summer programs.

No formal votes were required for these reports; trustees thanked BID staff and parks personnel for the work.","The Business Improvement District told trustees the farmers market drew a healthy crowd, solar-panel canopies were popular, and the village is pursuing a downtown restoration grant and a food-scrap composting pilot that may launch in fall.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207426,"Patchogue moves to .gov domain, approves SourcePass and CGI contracts for email, Microsoft 365 and website video updates",220,955000,1175000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3754800-32585be83c9811f1c7b5368b7a3cc4c6&start=955&end=1175","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3754800-32585be83c9811f1c7b5368b7a3cc4c6/thumbnail_955000.jpg","/articles/6207426/Patchogue/Suffolk-County/New-York/Patchogue-moves-to-gov-domain-approves-SourcePass-and-CGI-contracts-for-email-Microsoft-365-and-website-video-updates","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207426-64231970915e2a1958bf3e17fd67a3a7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771159284&Signature=fZGVvMaTZUz~gqXzoEyaum4W8wH98YWCxjqkbO6HQohUp3ljJnH5PjythtN26STPb9n4Gl8GgH6fEGLvAUKw3wwuCEwflkJa-BoFpt2eRVVsDvT8-4IYY5UPFLuxaj4sk0mNYN9K6l~fPfxcxXZXEAyZjANu8VQbtGOsElE0WaN0AnQggmz36qZqkB8e5MwXssdmglmyFEPDtMC9FmqULPusgV4pFiWO6VIf7eKk7m3DvvUF3KuTjFgK-iFTALXJTuv3t8kWUUB8eTGD7JUXNqT0hRil7zm1dHAp~eZIslCv0ifA4onvovReH0usSo7geqFJ7AuxaxzGvYrbXyiEvQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Patchogue trustees authorized the village to adopt a .gov domain for its website and email services and approved a contract with SourcePass for a one-time cost of $5,500 to migrate Microsoft 365 services, while retaining the .org domain as an alias.

Trustee Quincy told the board the village “are officially a .gov” and thanked Clerk Devlin for coordinating the work. The SourcePass proposal described moving the village’s organizational identity to the .gov domain while maintaining backward compatibility and continuing delivery to existing addresses.

The board recorded a vote in favor of the SourcePass proposal. Officials said the change was prompted by a state or federal requirement affecting entities with more than 1,500 users and by recent procedural changes that simplified the application process.

Separately, the board authorized the mayor to execute an agreement with CGI Digital to update the village website’s video tour at no cost to the village; trustees said CGI’s work will be an enhancement to the site.

No changes to email availability or delivery were expected because the .org domain will remain as an alias, according to the materials presented to the board.","Trustees authorized adoption of the village .gov domain via SourcePass at a one-time cost of $5,500 and approved an agreement with CGI Digital to update the village website video tour at no cost, with staff saying the change will maintain compatibility with the existing .org alias.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207430,"Patchogue resident raises safety and aesthetics concerns over sewer-project utility boxes; staff to follow up",464,1760000,2224000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3754800-32585be83c9811f1c7b5368b7a3cc4c6&start=1760&end=2224","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3754800-32585be83c9811f1c7b5368b7a3cc4c6/thumbnail_1760000.jpg","/articles/6207430/Patchogue/Suffolk-County/New-York/Patchogue-resident-raises-safety-and-aesthetics-concerns-over-sewer-project-utility-boxes-staff-to-follow-up","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207430-30f7371e28b312b8b6cae41eacbfb69e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771159284&Signature=Kx61mnFGHP35X59Pzy4Crqs3aKea82y9g52KmPc7~mm-lR5t~xwBQlfXYrmmwyAfk9wsE5277~RotAX3PmrhIllb~gXDjJ-fd0RST01xo8sxtMYR120xTDeXIJlv~iI9ptf46RWbS7Jbe4H-bKoOnywKLnR6TX8OYZRGl2DOuCBl~BVZ-O77q8mWRGaJyuKsvAVUnRR7HA9KmGuPfq35vL-K02~qRGh9WRu7HtfgLwdYi644gRS4T39oYKn1sumWc6dUjmR82Orr4K2q4yODsRkUdqo~5-RAOtLoaWsqJQz3KROAdF4EbB8W7HFpFKBgvjPLAsqwuHthouSdt1B4-w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A Patchogue homeowner told trustees June 9 that utility boxes and service poles installed as part of a new sewer project are mounted prominently in front yards instead of behind fences, raising safety, aesthetic and consistency concerns.

Resident Jared Salt, who said he lives at 19 Pine Boulevard, brought photographs showing service boxes and poles placed near front doors and front yards on his block. Salt told the board the installations make the neighborhood look “industrial” and worried about children and pets in yards near the equipment.

Salt said contractors told him the boxes were “permanent” and that he should “talk to the town” about relocation. He said he was told by one crew that the configuration was required and that he should not be concerned because the property was receiving a free sewer connection.

Salt asked whether the village had documentation showing preconstruction condition inspections or homeowner agreements about restoration. Village staff said records and the project’s environmental assessment will be reviewed and that the engineering firm (identified in meeting notes as HQM/AGCO) would contact Salt to arrange a site visit.

The board recorded a staff direction to compare existing property records with the contractor’s work and to have the engineering firm reach out to the resident; the meeting transcript records staff saying AGCO will “get a hold of you” and visit the property.

No board vote or formal code change resulted from the public comment; the matter was recorded as a resident complaint and assigned for staff follow-up.","A homeowner told trustees that utility boxes and temporary poles left by a village sewer contractor are visually intrusive and possibly unsafe; staff said the engineering firm will visit the property and follow up with the resident.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207435,"Patchogue approves foul-pole change order, will continue 11 p.m. softball end time while monitoring impacts",1218,306000,1524000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3754800-32585be83c9811f1c7b5368b7a3cc4c6&start=306&end=1524","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3754800-32585be83c9811f1c7b5368b7a3cc4c6/thumbnail_306000.jpg","/articles/6207435/Patchogue/Suffolk-County/New-York/Patchogue-approves-foul-pole-change-order-will-continue-11-pm-softball-end-time-while-monitoring-impacts","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207435-f01bb47f613b57056e2bea9027005da9/orig.mp4?Expires=1771159284&Signature=RraMVRUZVjh-o-sUQs-fcm-mj2Qce5NID4rLDiuO6qwhbN0RT1a649F0N8W8yrUHVIsGU0-vbqboFx1jd0CfkBvx4wglC5X3vTwBGI8aDCznS5tE5Wc1sPQpWZf-FCvePk1T9g7JVwtzRBVy2R1-Jat-eDvUcqb8DYoSYJja59WsNUzEq4eNCF94dSa8FPrJ1tvofOzvRIbc5K1zio2xPzbcLgjnUSoZffjxh3fSezGzzMP07a1QmeokqSFF~zmhrQg0uoDcfW4xcFhZ8ydSqn0-jtfXd27rrTDe3rW~-XP922yXYnID94nqf9P1vK34tM2motWHTd2EG2drbfzRqQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Patchogue trustees approved a $10,847.50 change order to furnish and install two 20-foot foul poles at the Ryder Avenue ball fields and authorized multiple community teams to use village fields this summer, while deciding to monitor — but not immediately change — the long-standing 11 p.m. game end time.

The change order for land-tech job 30-01-787 was presented at the June 9 meeting and listed at $10,847.50. The board voted in favor of the measure during the meeting.

The board also approved permits allowing Island Fast Pitch and other groups to use Shorefront Park and the new Waldbauer Sports Complex on a series of June and July dates. Officials noted the leagues play doubleheaders and need later start and end times to accommodate players who work daytime hours.

Parks staff said the 11 p.m. end time “has been the time for the ball games for always” and that leagues “need the 5 hours to get the 2 games in,” adding they will “monitor and see how the residents deal with it.” That statement was presented to the board as the rationale for retaining the current schedule rather than imposing an earlier curfew.

Trustees flagged that the village surveyed surrounding communities and found similar schedules in Brookhaven and Islip, which officials cited as precedence for the hours. Officials said they will contact leagues if neighborhood complaints increase.

Board members and staff also discussed use of the older Shorefront Park field and the new turf complex for scheduled nights; the village approved the dates presented to the board for both fields.

The votes on the change order and field-use permits were recorded as affirmative at the meeting. No ordinance or code change was proposed; the board framed the outcome as operational approvals and ongoing monitoring of neighborhood impacts.","The village approved a $10,847.50 change order to install two foul poles at the Ryder Avenue ball fields and authorized youth and adult leagues to use local fields on several dates. Board members said they will keep the longstanding 11 p.m. game end time in place and monitor neighborhood impacts.","actionData","errors"]

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