The-Leader_1990-09-20

              Freeport • Baldwin
»hYear, So. 38 Reepon,N.Y. 11520 . Offici^Mi^aperrffteViUi^ofFree^PftecpairtBalAiisSchoQintanas ttasday.^imbcrA 19902S$
Tenant cliarge rights denied
THE sm sms IT MiJlli»«rtde ^jm of Urn Wepot fte Depenmta..
was heralded on' an,upstaie' sign as, for the SlxUi year in a row, the ffD
mebbers becatne.New YortsState PafatJe'Champs. The village's Rre
.Oepart^rtt^i^afed'^instpiaw.; ;..:..•.".•:• .' -."-•. .••;.:.
lif Sue Morgan
to papeii fUei laa VKOC in IIX.
^&al Couit h BnxA^, die Itnanls
Council of the Kfoxey Rigtiy
^^aients eta^ed tha fte Rt^Wl'
ItoB^g Aattioflty's "faiure to tsUa
pelective n«siire$'*.^iiast rrime at
the complex has violated their civil
rights by iepriving them of their
fi^tan. •:
, the new nriaplaint aSi^Oig&xM ttt
the tenants*.rights makes a-pending •
lawsuit filed against the Housing
-AiAority, 1 « Novertw a "new brt
gave.'" sMi Iheir attetney, AWB
. I3oifman.
Mr. borfman said tiie tenants are
^ASig ceiD^nsatoif d ^ g ^ . t t be
' ^mninedl^ttiecqMtevioUUaof
'fliefr consdtDional righK. as wdl m a '
preliminary wd pcrmaiKnt injunction
Quiring te liottsing Auterity to tf»
.itetuaie piotective flMasores'tt
peventotaieittMox^ngby.. •
. The new.complaint again asks for.
21-bour seeurity. guards., locks and
- idttcom'^^ms f(ff dm dx btfdap
In the earaplex, and eviction of
identified diug dealers, and charges that
M Hoiising ^ithority 'a aware of these
• si«9ir^brt tes r e ^ ^ to unp^eot
•. i t a a . . . _ . '• •
Other lawsuits successful
.MR. DodiMB. who b Wng t»iit^
. by attorney I^nTrledinan i f the
mstra Unlveraity Law School. A
' tfaoe is 'authority for the constitutional
' ri^ apprwA in snestful lamsidm
. brought by fiibtic h o u i ^ teoioB fa
. I^nen C ^ ^ , Fen^imia aid Itew
York City against their bousing
aiflwBM. .
&SSas rc^nn ttf Mo)^ BIgby *an
unosffidly vuliie^le con^tuency," Mr. -
Dorfman said, "91 out of 100 famili«
are««oenlieABfhoiK^^$ot^ -
can't latak H^ own tenmt ^ml."
: I^st Spring,' the retention of a
Muslim security patrol for the complex
s m ^ immio^ with S4ljU0 in sun-'
op taking finm iie Siae Division of .
CiWrnd lustfee teough^ elToits of
loal kgisbum, but the Dqnrtmeni of;
.Hoiking and Urban Development
r ^ ^ U thu te eonuxt te put up te
bid, teyor Itec^y Stmm told The
• Lrader. .'
She said Ae Itesing Aitthority bad
drawn up s^lflcaiiBas, and 'two,
. i^pasih w ^ ^bmited which are
now under consideration by the-
Authority. The MusUnis-were not -
fflaongtfieWdis.' •-.
A farther eomplicaian has been
indannificaiioii a^ihst Ud^ity of the
'. village. thn»igh ^hich fcgislators cime.
to ^ o n the m & and te &^ff.^'
otieids wHe."t^ng » eircwBl»eat
ihatby having some of the money
come into the Freeport Police -
I^Otmenu" • -. -
^ ,'i^n^'peRilng'
She said $100,000 from the Nassau
- County Commaaity Oevelopmeat'
OEinwrtiom emid pat additioml
nAmed iBtf iMnclothn ffl) pw^b
at hbxey R i ^ in the n ^ future, but
delays in the'receipt of State monies
mM optiml^odly te Snn three to
Planning Board continues stadium hearing toni^it
-%Ni«diobs6.Liaai' . '.
" 'Man'inmsualtyqt^patilicheariiig
.Thosd^ nighi. ^ subAMini and
z o ^ o f ibe taidiiMai mrilBbe the.
Be^ortStadinoi«»disc^»d. •-' '.
: The Hei^ottplmnaigiioanl listened '
' to, Kid negoti^d «iui tmqren for.
B ^ and loe &^nan(b^ te ^ a g ^ -
• andSii^tosIiaawtioiudRiimdea
Ltd. (an proper^ ownen.of te lamO.
Beuig m ownerjof one of te 0OIS, te '
• v i l ^ te an tes» in te V^P<^
and-«^'iheretee, req^^ to hiie
ouiade coonsd ^dui M. Atmeatano (tf
~ Unioiidaie) tdi » t on the bostrd and.;
oegS^mltisp^&B. ••. ..••" • V
. ThftiielnfB^oissoDaofKQI.
Roai bistween Aliony and Buffalo
'Avenues. The dwoen are intetested in
di>MM the pkit taofour's^tow.
. At m present tee B ^ wai JM
Scalanitni^e, the owners of the,
northernmost secUbn (on Mill Road)'
• ate coos^Bfag coMnming vnr^ioose
i^ee..bitt mwld nai tOe.ma aa^x
bnsiifeMandhaiWB^goneMftras
'to presot te idea of devek^pnoit to a
; ThesnieRinM^dontftefaDd
. is.owatf % ScfaH^as Intswtfonaf
Poiwanlas.Inc an imponer «4)d pbns
to constracta wardKiase of sorts' to
jsperatB aa a ^ n | e facll^'and.
^ l i p I & ^ M i . •'. ." • • .." " - • .-
'.. Freepon'specU coiu)sd Iteiison
Edwards, presented 26 items to the
boaid ^i^Biing te ^ in i^^dn.'
.< Mq»ff teatea,^^'stBaatf te
dectrie idAties. te ^ d^phnm.
. and'md^endent soryeying and oaffic
. fepa.^tt»«ad atftlisr.froBi QiBnty -
BtediM Thom» CMota WBB #ren
to the board id help them in their
'tiecisioninalang process. ''
' Mr. EdwKds saii.lhat addtttoaal
wa^r mate «ouU:not have lB.be
-added to ftj^ly te mm.exa^ Or a
'^sMtionwhrn additional fire I^diants..
^wty mmi^'If ^s ^s>d ^ p n ^
* te plan te Ktt fai ^^bn'vfilliaie
two ptiy^ loads wfa«ei>Fb:q>w!D1ie'
te tespbn^bOity of te owners. And, a
: ^-villapraadviAltecdiHBiittd-
- -aoflth' of ihe propel, ebnneedng
. iUbany and Bidhild Avonie..
. : The b d ^ expressed its concern thai
• tfie develqiQent et, Alt land ^ ' aa
'. taprovBBB«i"'iB' ibe ' exAag'
enviroinnent. Mr. Sedamandre was
a^ced if he would maid wording in te
. apyfflmiihifffi'llfdfcf flhwBi.ftihill. •
. . naaally with. heiatei» w 'oter
emgieens d^ned to Ude a buU^
from street view or vice'versa) and •
trees to covet the bnlWngs tan
naftray ^ t a ^ ^ * a d l t t t e g i w ^
is te ana.'! Ift, f oteHBte s ^ 'M
he wouldn'tmfaidwocdhig.that odled
.forlaadscq^ In'iaeb'lK!said,.'^he
' c^»at fteqiort - laws' call fof .-
fa^scaptag/but'he Uisted'ibe.
amount of landscaping be bis own .
'deci^on.. .'•
. ' . .% said d»I while a bnnn and a
- tibiae wgM mam g^ematj U.te.
tarn, it worid not hi& te %wtm»
. which would stand iq>,to 35 feet talL If
. a hmk 7I&B vi lease ^ prop^f,'a
bom and m l»eline .vsuld not be
:: ^Mactmf te£aase a tank pt offia
service basiness .woold want visiUliiy
' f i o m t e s n e ^ •. "...'••• .
en^»«.