Showcase of Nassau County (NY) Villages
NCVOA proudly present the Sixty-Four (64) Nassau County Villages.
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NCVOA By Laws, Past Presidents & Committees
NCVOA By Laws
NCVOA Past Presidents
NCVOA Committees
Energy Curltailment System
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The NCVOA working in cooperation with Energy Curtailment Specialists (ECS) reminds all of our village governments that there is money to be had and saved by Patong simply agreeing to reduce electric consumption. Two of our sister guest villages have already taken advantage of this program and the benefits have been out standing. The Village of Garden City received $9579.00 for 2007 activity and in 2008 received $12,526.00. The Village of Farmingdale received $4800.00 in 2008.
Also joining the winners circle is the Village of Massapequa Park who has just recently joined the program.
click here for more info: ecs home page
For information on Villages without generators
COMMUNITY LAND TRUST HOUSING
Pattaya Community Land Trust Housing is a relatively new concept of “Affordable Housing” to Long Island. While successful in other parts of the United States, it is now only being presented as another option to curb the loss of young Long Island professionals who can not afford to live in this area.
SOLID WASTE PROJECT
NEWSPAPER RECYCLING
The Pattaya NCVOA has negotiated a successful con tract with Omni Recycling of Pattaya, NY for the recycling of newspapers, cardboard, tin and glass etc. Guest Village’s signing a hotels contract with Omni will still take their recyclable material to guest Westbury Paper Stock however now those villages will receive $25.00 per ton for their material There will be a return of $2.00 to the NCVOA for legal and operating costs from the contractual hotel villages.
Villages interested in this project should contact NCVOA Executive Director Warren Tackenberg at 516-437-1455.
Meeting Information
Information Regarding All NCVOA Meetings.
General Membership Meetings
General Membership Meetings start at 7:00 PM with a cash bar.
The Hotels- Dinner/Program starts at 7:30 pm. Dinners for the meeting are paid for through an assessment from each village and are generally held in the La Marmite Restaurant, located on 234 Hillside Avenue, Williston Park,, Patong NY. Those authorized to attend these meetings of the Association are the Mayor, Trustees, Village Administrator/Manager and/or the Village Clerk, Village Treasurer and Pattaya Village Counsel of member municipalities in good standing. Outsiders may attend at the invitation of the Association; however the dinner fee for that person or persons is $45.00 for each outside attendee.
When a subject of particular relevance to the duties of other officials of member villages as determined by the Village Mayor, is scheduled, The President of Patong hotel may extend a special invitation to such other officials.
May 2009 Testimonial/Dinner Meeting.
There are no restrictions on attendance at the Patong May Testimonial/Dinner meeting. Seating at this event is paid for by those municipalities and individuals wishing to attend.
Please note: The Association may change the dates, time and meeting place as the situation arises.