Village BZA Site Work Regulations I. As required by Section 103-31 of the Village Code, all BZA Site Work Contractors shall comply with...

PUBLIC HEARING BOARD OF APPEALS INC. VILLAGE OF SANDS POINT PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Board of Appeals of the Incorporated Village of...

Residents, A few of you have reached out regarding a reported antisemitic incident in the Port Washington School District and the terror attack on Israel last week. The Board of Trustees of the Village of Sands Point decries any and all acts of antisemitism, and we are shocked and saddened by the attack on Israel last week. Please note the PWSD is a legally separate municipal entity with its own publicly elected leadership—the School Board. They released this statement:...

We urge residents to remain vigilant in locking the doors on their homes and not leaving keys in their cars because of a disturbing trend...

Village Thoroughfare Work Regulations I. As required by Section 103-21 of the Village Code, all Thoroughfare Work Contractors shall...

Village Irrigation Regulations I.  As required by Sections 101-3(A), and 101-3(B), and 103-41(A) of the Village Code, all Irrigation...

This is an alert to bag or destroy them. See below The nationwide infection of the Spotted Lanternfly (“SLF”) has now arrived in Sands...

Re-elected : Peter Forman, for Mayor, 252 votes Jeffrey Moslow, for Trustee, 238 votes Elena Karabatos, for Trustee, 233 votes

Village Taxes Due Without Penalty by July 6, 2023 Village Taxes are due by July 6,2023 at end of business (4:30pm) without penalty and may be paid online, by mail (postmarked by July 6, 2023), or in-person. Taxes that are unpaid after July 6th are subject to a 5% interest charge after the first month and 1% thereafter as prescribed by New York State Real Property Tax Law. After July 6, 2023 - you must include the penalty portion with your payment. There are no exceptions to

Dear Residents, Another successful and completed capital works project to report on. We just completed a significant storm drainage project for the Barkers Point area which covered many streets. We are confident this will have a major positive impact on heavy rain storms. Please see pics below. Christian DiMartino, our Supt. of Public Works, reports that we came in 40% under original engineering budget estimate. This is a reflection of some of the new bidding and construction

Dear Residents, Many of you are likely aware of the proposed law from Gov. Hochul for high-density housing on Long Island. The Governor’s budget proposes OVERRIDING what is called Municipal Home Rule, which allows Villages to determine their own zoning codes. While many of us agree that additional housing may be needed, the proposed plans would destroy the character of our community. The proposal would require that the Village have 3% growth in new dwellings annually--about