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1 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK : STATE OF NEW YORK
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TOWN BOARD
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REGULAR BOARD MEETING
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8 Southold, New York
9 February 28 , 2023
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13 B E F 0 R E :
14 SCOTT A . RUSSELL, SUPERVISOR
15 LOUISA P . EVANS , JUSTICE
16 JILL DOHERTY, COUNCILWOMAN
17 BRIAN 0 . MEALY, COUNCILMAN
18 GREG DOROSKI , COUNCILMAN
19 SARAH E . NAPPA, COUNCILMAN
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FEBRUARY 28, 2023 REGULAR MEETING 2
1 SOUTHVIEW CUSTOM HOMES TWO, INC
2 That pursuant to the provisions of
3 Chapter 185 ( Open Space Preservation)
4 and Chapter 17 ( Community Preservation
5 Fund) of the Town Code , the Town Board
6 of the Town of Southold hereby sets
7 Tuesday, February 28 , 2023 , at 4 : 30
8 p .m. , Southold Town Hall , 53095 Main
9 Road, Southold, New York as the time and
10 place for a public hearing for the
11 purchase of property from Southview
12 Custom Homes Two , Inc . Said property is
13 identified as SCTM *1000- 87 . -5-21 . 7 and
14 87 . -5-21 . 9 , 21 . 10 , 21 . 11 , 21 . 12 , 21 . 13 .
15 The address of the property is 9230 ,
16 9293 and no number Main Bayview Road,
17 Southold . The property is located within
18 the Agricultural-Conservation (A-C )
19 zoning district . The proposed
20 acquisition is for the Town of Southold
21 to acquire fee title to the entire
22 combined property, totaling
23 approximately 14 . 54 acres , for open
24 space preservation . The exact area of
25 the purchase is subject to survey, The
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1 purchase price for the combined 14 . 54±
2 acre parcel is $2 , 195, 000 , plus
3 acquisition costs associated with the
4 purchase of this property . The purchase
5 will be funded by the Town ' s Community
6 Preservation Fund . The property is
7 listed on the Town ' s Community
8 Preservation Project Plan as property
9 that should be preserved for open space
10 and the preservation of fresh and salt
11 water wetlands . The purpose of this
12 acquisition is for open space, passive
13 recreational purposes , and wetland
14 protection . Proposed uses of the
15 property may include the establishment
16 of a nature preserve, wetland
17 restoration and passive recreational
18 area with trails and limited parking for
19 access purposes , all subject to a
20 Management Plan which will be developed
21 for this property . The Land Preservation
22 Coordinator has reviewed the acquisition
23 in accordance with Chapter 117 ( Transfer
24 of Sanitary Flow Credits ) of the Code of
25 the Town of Southold . Seventeen point
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1 two ( 17 . 2 ) Sanitary Flow Credits may be
2 available for transfer from the property
3 upon the Town ' s purchase of the
4 property . The transfer of the Sanitary
5 Flow Credits will not be finalized, and
6 shall not occur, until the Town closes
7 on the property, and the Town Board
8 passes a resolution allowing the
9 transfer of such credits into the Town
10 sanitary flow credit ( SFC ) bank .
11 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Would
12 anybody like to address the Town Board?
13 MS . MELISSA SPIRO : Hi , I am
14 Melissa Spiro . Land Preservation
15 consultant . I apologize . There was
16 some technical difficulties and we can ' t
17 get the map on Zoom . So it ' s just the
18 map up here . As stated in the Public
19 Hearing notice, this is for an open
20 space acquisition using community
21 preservation funds . The property is on
22 Hogs Neck, off Main Bayview in Southold .
23 For those of you that can see the map,
24 the property is outlined in red . The
25 current property shows six tax parcels
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1 and the acquisition is including all of
2 the tax parcels . The property fronts on
3 Corey Creek and is in close proximity to
4 many protected properties . The yellow
5 property on the map comprises of two
6 different property positions that is
7 totaling 52 acres with significant
8 frontage on creek that were acquired
9 jointly by the Town and open space . It
10 enhances the existing preserved lands .
11 Not only for protecting the creek
12 frontage but also irrespective, the
13 property is also visible when you look
14 at Corey Creek from our preserved land .
15 Southview Custom Homes is also in close
16 proximity to another 52 acres that are
17 comprised with preserved by Peconic Land
18 Trust . They are known as Wolf Preserve
19 and Reese Preserve, and they are labeled
20 in white . There are many other
21 preserved lands , but for the people that
22 can ' t see them, I can describe them all .
23 In addition to fronting on Corey Creek,
24 a significant amount of marsh lands and
25 wetlands are on this property for
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1 protection of the shoreline . It has
2 been included as a potential project for
3 restoration funding from the Peconic
4 Estuary partnership restoration . So
5 that is a good thing . I have been
6 involved one way or another for my
7 career here with the Town of Southold
8 for this property . For the 80 ' s and
9 90 ' s , it was owned by a man named Jim
10 ( inaudible ) . As a planner working in
11 the Planning Department in the 90 ' s , I
12 spent a lot of time with Mr .
13 ( Inaudible ) . He was trying to move
14 lines around and trying to subdivide and
15 re-subdivided the property over the
16 years . And then I was working in the
17 Land Preservation Department . When the
18 property was on the market, there was
19 several efforts to try and purchase and
20 preserve the property by the County, by
21 the Peconic Land Trust and trying to et
22 funding from New York State DEC . These
23 efforts by all these entities show the
24 significant preservation of this
25 property . Last year, Town Board members
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1 asked me to reach out to the land owners
2 and we were thankful that the land
3 owners were then ready to sell to the
4 Town and we ' re where we are today . The
5 Land Preservation Committees supports
6 this purchase and they recommend that
7 the Town Board proceed . As I mentioned
8 earlier, I am participating here as a
9 consultant . The Town has recently hired
10 Lily McCullough . She is here next to me
11 today to lead the Land Preservation
12 Department . Today is her first day . So
13 I didn ' t want to make her get up here
14 and do this . This is likely to be my
15 last time before the Town Board . And
16 for me, it ' s really significant that I
17 am here for this significant project . I
18 am happy to be here today for this
19 project that I have come across multiple
20 times and also always been a goal here .
21 I also thank the land owners and the
22 Town for preserving this property and I
23 do recommend the Town Board proceed with
24 it . And I am here to answer any
25 questions you may have . Thank you .
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1 COUNCILWOMAN JILL DOHERTY : Thank
2 you, Melissa .
3 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Would
4 anybody like to address the Town Board
5 on this particular Public Hearing?
6 (No Response ) .
7 COUNCILMAN GREG DOROSKI : One thing
8 I didn ' t note , this acquisition comes
9 with a 17 plus sanitary flow credits .
10 COUNCILWOMAN JILL DOHERTY : I would
11 make a motion to close the hearing .
12 JUSTICE LOUISA EVANS : Second .
13 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : All in
14 favor?
15 COUNCILWOMAN SARAH NAPPA: Aye .
16 COUNCILMAN GREG DOROSKI : Aye .
17 COUNCILMAN BRIAN MEALY : Aye .
18 COUNCILWOMAN JILL DOHERTY : Aye .
19 JUSTICE LOUISA EVANS : Aye .
20 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Aye .
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22 PUBLIC COMMENTS
23 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : That
24 completes the business of the regular
25 agenda . I would invite anybody to get
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1 up and address the Town Board on any
2 issue, feel free .
3 MS . JESSICA MICHAELIS : I am
4 Jessica Michaelis , Planning Department .
5 Also on behalf of Town of Southold CSEA.
6 Joe is not feeling well tonight . So
7 unfortunately he cannot be here . So I
8 have prepared a little something . Thank
9 you for the opportunity to speak . I am
10 here on behalf of the Town of Southold
11 CSEA . Many of us couldn ' t make it as
12 planned . A lot of the Highway guys , I
13 am sure you guys know, have been -- just
14 got home from a 16- 17 hour shift . They
15 kept the roads clear throughout the
16 night, throughout Southold Town . Clear
17 for us to be here tonight , at work .
18 Clear for emergency services to be able
19 to reach residents in an emergency .
20 Clear for the services for our kids and
21 community to be able to go to school . I
22 would like to thank them and show my
23 appreciation to them for the work that
24 they do . And I am here tonight to not
25 only ask for a fair contract for me, but
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1 to ask for a fair contract for them.
2 Before I finish, I just want to add one
3 thing . One of our recent supporters
4 spoke at the last membership meeting
5 last week . And they told us how well
6 kept the building was , the meeting was
7 in . How well kept Town Hall was when
8 they came for our showings in front of
9 you . And they even took a ride through
10 the Highway yard and complemented how
11 nice the trucks were parked . How well
12 things were organized and it really,
13 really nice shape . For this compliment,
14 I feel that it shows that the CSEA union
15 members care about the work that they do
16 respect the work that they do for the
17 Town . And I ask that you do the same .
18 Thank you .
19 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Thank
20 you .
21 MR . JERRY LARICCHIUTA: Good
22 evening, Supervisor Russell and Board,
23 Honorary Board . I just want to say that
24 we have bene here for a few times --
25 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Please
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1 state your name and representation --
2 MR . JERRY LARICCHIUTA: Jerry
3 Laricchiuta . I am CSEA Long Island
4 Regional I Vice President at 46 , 000
5 members . From Montauk to Queens . We
6 are the largest public service union in
7 New York State . And in fact , I was just
8 up in Albany . I drove him in that snow
9 last night . But one of the things I
10 learned while I was up there , we have
11 been doing a lot of research to make
12 sure when we come to this Board, I don ' t
13 come up here to talk a bunch of
14 nonsense . People are coming to the
15 realization that it ' s time that we start
16 paying the workers that they deserve .
17 Contract talks have been going on for a
18 while . ' 17 and ' 18 . COVID hit the ' 19
19 and that was a nightmare . And this
20 union, statewide understood that . And
21 we did . We did concessionary agreements
22 throughout the State . It wasn ' t just
23 Long Island . From Buffalo all the way
24 down the strip of Long Island Region I .
25 The time has come now . I have to tell
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1 you, the average raise that is coming
2 across from Buffalo , all the way down to
3 here , is over 3 percentage points per
4 year . In fact, the State contract which
5 is usually -- we don ' t usually brag
6 about too much, that 13% raise over 4
7 years . That is the New York State
8 workers . And I am so proud for that .
9 They deserve it . Those are the guys
10 that are out there all year long in the
11 winter . They are out plowing Buffalo ,
12 all the way to Region V, IV. Capital
13 District . All night long . We finally
14 got the pay -- the recognition that they
15 deserve . Supervisor Russell , before I
16 go any further, I understand we asked
17 you not to kick the can down the road
18 and call for mediation, but we did have
19 a mediation anyway . We had a mediation
20 on February 15th . CSEA gave it ' s final
21 offer on the table . And we were
22 expecting some results from that . For
23 some reason, and it ' s not acceptable,
24 the next meeting mediation is not going
25 to be heard until March 16th . Have you
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1 discussed the terms of what ' s going on
2 the table with the Board?
3 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Yes .
4 Actually, I am not going to negotiate
5 the contract in public but the
6 discussions are going well . Mediation,
7 I will stand by it .
8 MR . JERRY LARICCHIUTA: Well , I can
9 tell you a couple of facts that I know .
10 And this is very reprehensible in my
11 opinion . It ' s been over 10 years -- for
12 the last 10 years , the average raise in
13 this township is less than 20 . Not hit
14 20 in the last years . Now that is not
15 negotiating in the public . That is a
16 fact and putting it right in front of
17 your face to see and say this is
18 unacceptable, because going through the
19 COVID, okay . But to add to that, no
20 difference . Now we come to this time
21 where townships , cities and county ' s are
22 now recognizing that and saying, hey, we
23 need to recognize our workers and start
24 paying them. We just heard some great
25 propositions here about open space . You
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1 have a wonderful town here . Everyone
2 does a great job . You guys were out
3 there last night , all night long . You
4 have a -- they ' re out there breaking
5 their chops and making sure that the
6 work of the township gets done to keep
7 it safe for the residents . To keep it
8 looking good for the residents . And yet
9 I can ' t get you to agree to a fair
10 contract and I don ' t -- and I disagree
11 with you totally . If you call what
12 happened at that February 15th
13 mediation, good, then we need to have a
14 discussion on what the hell "good, " is
15 because that is not good . You know, we
16 have people here tonight from the Town
17 of Hempstead, from Long Beach, from
18 Riverhead, Nassau County . I know I am
19 missing a few . But these folks came out
20 here to show for some reason Southold
21 sticks out like a sore thumb . And the
22 reason is , because your workers feel
23 disrespected . And you ' re going to
24 continue to kick the can down the road
25 by going to March 16th . That is just
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1 another mediation hearing . So this can
2 go on forever . We know that . The offer
3 that we made on the 15th, I am told by
4 our union and -- that was CSEA ' s final
5 offer . So we need to get down and see,
6 are we serious about getting this done
7 or are we just keep doing this because I
8 don ' t want to keep doing this quite
9 frankly, but I got to be honest with
10 you, it ' s getting -- disrespectful is
11 being kind about it . You know, really,
12 it ' s not just disrespectful to the union
13 but more importantly to your members .
14 And to your residents to a certain
15 extent . I got to tell you, they ' re not
16 happy with the fact that in today ' s
17 time , living on Long Island, you can ' t
18 get a 20 raise for over 10 years from a
19 Township that is doing pretty well .
20 They have a healthy budget . God bless
21 you . You ' re doing a good job . They
22 brought it up at the last meeting,
23 Supervisor, 340 over the past 10 years
24 for yourself . We don ' t begrudge you for
25 that . You work hard . That is 40 over
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1 the 10 years . That is 3 . 40 . I can ' t
2 get a 20 out of this Town . So I don ' t
3 know what else to say to you other than,
4 this is just a small sample . We ' re
5 going to have to come back out here
6 again, and this is the last thing that
7 we wanted to do but we don ' t seem like
8 we ' re getting anyone else ' s attention
9 from this Board or especially this --
10 you, who oversee all of this thing .
11 Unless you want to make an amendment to
12 your agenda tonight and call for a
13 review of what was negotiated and see if
14 we can finish this , because I think --
15 you said it was good . Closer I would
16 say, but not good . That can stay this
17 way for a long time . So you ' re saying
18 that you ' re not going to negotiate in
19 public . I get it . I heard that a
20 million times . But I have also felt
21 with supervisors , for some reason you
22 feel it ' s important to keep the numbers
23 down when it ' s not even justified . When
24 it ' s justified -- we have agreed when
25 it ' s justified during COVID . During the
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1 recession when money is tight . There is
2 no reason for that now . When I have the
3 average raise in New York State , the
4 average raise over 3% a year -- so you
5 have no excuse other than just don ' t
6 care . You don ' t want to do it . You
7 just don ' t have any respect for these
8 members , your workers or my members .
9 And you ' re going to continue to play
10 hard ball because I am here and now
11 we ' re going to butt heads and this union
12 showed this loud mouth up . You ' re not
13 going to shut me up . I am trying to be
14 respectful as possible , but I am looking
15 at a man that is not showing respect
16 back . I am looking at a man that is
17 showing content back . And content not
18 for me but for the people in this room
19 and the people that work for you . You
20 know, Southold is getting a reputation .
21 I told you . Great place to work . Great
22 place to come and visit . But let me
23 take the first one back . Great place to
24 work where it doesn ' t respect its
25 workforce and doesn ' t pay a fair wage .
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1 And I don ' t think you want that . So I
2 leave you at that . I am not going to go
3 any more into this . And you ' re going to
4 see us again . We got the truck from
5 Nassau County . We got the people from
6 Long Beach here . A good amount too .
7 Those are the things that will happen .
8 You ' re not seeing that anywhere in the
9 state except for here . Honestly, I am
10 part of CSEA. I am 100 of CSEA
11 corporation as a region president . I
12 know what the numbers are across the
13 State . You ' re not making it . Then the
14 whole kicking the can down the road .
15 Let ' s go to mediation . Let ' s go to
16 mediation . That is going to last
17 another six months , year . And I don ' t
18 know what the outcome is going to be .
19 So I am asking you, make me look stupid .
20 Make me look foolish . Come back with a
21 fair contract . These guys -- these
22 ladies that work hard every day . They
23 make you look good . They make the
24 township look good . So I got to tell
25 you, do the right thing . I got to ask
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1 you, do the right thing and let ' s get
2 this done . So I don ' t have to come out
3 here again . Thank you .
4 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Who else
5 would like to address the Town Board on
6 any issue? You just have to state your
7 name for the record .
8 MR . ROBERT BOLGANTE : Robert
9 Bolgante, Town of Hemsptead, Local 880 .
10 I am showing off to the lady on the
11 screen over there too . It ' s nice to see
12 how you treat the workers here, talking
13 to them nicely and everything . Where we
14 are, it ' s not like that . We have a much
15 more adversarial relationship with our
16 supervisor and our Board . Not that we
17 mind . We ' re strong there . We are the
18 largest municipality in the country .
19 This place looks so strange to us means
20 you have not seen us here before .
21 You ' ll be seeing us again . We ' re good
22 at things like this . ( Inaudible ) was the
23 supervisor in Hempstead, you can look up
24 and see what we did to her . Goodness ,
25 we destroyed that poor woman ' s life .
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1 Just know that we will be back and that
2 this is serious to us . This kind of
3 stuff .
4 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Let me
5 ask, were you required to work during
6 the shutdown? I don ' t know what job you
7 work during the Town of Hempstead, which
8 by the way, I am from Hempstead . Were
9 you required to work? Because a lot of
10 the people that are from the Local CSEA
11 were required to work during the COVID
12 shutdown . We actually passed a policy,
13 that not only did we continue to pay to
14 work, we paid them an additional day for
15 every date we work . We gave out 17 , 000
16 hours of Comp time . So a tax payer cost
17 of $ 698 , 000 . That is not --
18 MR . ROBERT BOLGANTE : We wrote the
19 book on that .
20 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : No . We
21 had no contract obligation of -- we did
22 that to be fair . $ 698 , 000 in Southold,
23 it isn ' t chump change . We have a very
24 small budget out here . To be fair, that
25 is not a lack of respect . It was a
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1 voluntary act on our part and our Board
2 for the people that were out there
3 working hard on line during the height
4 of COVID . And again, let me suggest
5 again, they not only earned their
6 salary, they earned twice their salary .
7 There were people losing their jobs and
8 losing a lot of things . That is
9 respect . We tried to do the best we
10 could .
11 MR . ROBERT BOLGANTE : Regardless
12 with all due respect, it is
13 disrespectful .
14 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : I
15 disagree .
16 MR . ROBERT BOLGANTE : To not give
17 them the proper wages that they deserve .
18 I don ' t mean to be adversarial . I am
19 not from here .
20 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : That is
21 what contract negotiations are about .
22 And mediation went well . And again, I
23 am not going to negotiate a contract,
24 but by all accounts , besides -- the
25 conversations were going well . That is
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1 what mediation does .
2 MR . ROBERT BOLGANTE : We hope that
3 is the case . Have a good day .
4 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Thank
5 you .
6 MS . JESSICA MICHAELIS : Jessica
7 Michaelis again . Sorry, I just wanted
8 to ask a question . The money that was
9 paid our during COVID, did that not get
10 reimbursed through --
11 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : No . No .
12 There was no reimbursement for the
13 salaries that were paid . It wasn ' t
14 reimbursed .
15 MR . FELIX SANDINO : Hello . My name
16 is Felix Sandino . I work for the Town
17 of Southampton . I work for the Highway
18 Department out there . I am a little
19 disappointed myself hearing this . We
20 got a 2 . 5% raise and we also got what
21 you just said for COVID . We got days
22 paid also . I don ' t understand how that
23 can be . We got the same thing and we
24 got paid one day out and one day here .
25 We still got the 2 . 50 . So I don ' t even
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1 understand, they not even got 2 . We got
2 2 . 50 . People say, you guys have money .
3 You got money also .
4 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : I didn ' t
5 say that .
6 MR . FELIX SANDINO : My thing is
7 this . I worked 19 hours and I am here .
8 19 hours , haven ' t slept and I am here
9 supporting these guys because just as I
10 work hard for my Town, I represent the
11 Town, like a person like yourself, look
12 good in the papers and shine . I think
13 they deserve it because they work hard .
14 Thank you .
15 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Who else
16 would like to address the Town Board?
17 MR . BROWN : ( Inaudible ) Brown . One
18 first Vice President of the Town of
19 Oyster Bay President . Talk about COVID .
20 Not laying anybody off . I do agree with
21 Hempstead back there . They were the
22 originators . Working through COVID .
23 Making sure they kept their jobs . We
24 followed that lead . Not only did we
25 follow that lead, we also knew it was
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1 COVID money returned back to us as
2 members . We were able to negotiate in
3 our contract for our members . Where we
4 did something differently and unique and
5 we gave them more than they ever saw in
6 their life in their contract . What I am
7 saying to you, Supervisor Russell , at
8 the end of the day, and with all due
9 respect , the way that the mediation
10 started was disrespectful to come back
11 with the same proposal you gave when we
12 actually started . 1 . 5 was unbelievable
13 unacceptable . Can ' t take care of our
14 families . Can ' t do what we got to do
15 with our families and our household . We
16 need more . We deserve more . They work
17 hard for you . Okay . They appreciate
18 what you give them, but at the end of
19 the day, when they ' re seeing lower
20 raises and lower percent raises , it
21 doesn ' t feel very well , they going to be
22 able to go home and take care of their
23 families . When they got 2 , 3 , 4 jobs ,
24 it ' s almost impossible to keep doing
25 that . They ' re not here tonight because
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1 they ' re working for this administration .
2 Yes , they got paid for it . Every one is
3 paying at some point . We understand
4 what you guys go through . It doesn ' t
5 make sense what we ' re fighting for small
6 increments . All right . Let ' s be fair .
7 Let ' s be forward . We want a fair
8 contract and we want it now . No reason
9 to go to March 16th . There is no reason
10 to push this down the road . You heard
11 our proposal . We heard your proposals .
12 For 7 hours in that room. And we went
13 back and forth and back and forth for a
14 membership that has earned it, that has
15 deserved it . You know that . I know
16 that . I negotiate all of Long Island .
17 It is now unacceptable . March 16th,
18 that day needs to be thrown in the
19 garbage , it should be today right now
20 telling us you agree to our last
21 proposal . It ' s not a threat . It ' s not
22 a warning . It ' s a promise that we will
23 continue to keep moving forward in
24 Southold until our members are respected
25 and given what they work for and what
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1 they earn . Mr . Russell , Supervisor,
2 it ' s very simple . Let ' s get a fair
3 contract now . Now . We don ' t need to go
4 to the 16th . You ' re tired of hearing
5 us . We ' re tired of talking about it .
6 Members don ' t deserve it . Thank you for
7 your time again .
8 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Who else
9 would like to address the Town Board on
10 any issue?
11 (No Response ) .
12 COUNCILMAN GREG DOROSKI : I will
13 make a motion we close the meeting .
14 COUNCILWOMAN JILL DOHERTY : Second .
15 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : All in
16 favor?
17 COUNCILWOMAN SARAH NAPPA: Aye .
18 COUNCILMAN GREG DOROSKI : Aye .
19 COUNCILMAN BRIAN MEALY : Aye .
20 COUNCILWOMAN JILL DOHERTY : Aye .
21 JUSTICE LOUISA EVANS : Aye .
22 SUPERVISOR SCOTT RUSSELL : Aye .
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24 (Whereupon, the meeting concluded
25 at this time . )
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1 C E R T I F I C A T I O N
2
3 I , Jessica DiLallo, a Notary Public
4 for and within the State of New York, do
5 hereby certify :
6 THAT , the within transcript is a
7 true record of said Board Meeting .
8 I further certify that I am not
9 related either by blood or marriage to
10 any of the parties to this action; and
11 that I am in no way interested in the
12 outcome of this matter .
13 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
14 set my hand this day, February 28 , 2023 .
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