Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the South Huntington Water District has scheduled a public hearing to be held on Thursday, September 9, 2010, at 8:30 A.M., at the South Huntington Water District Office, 75 Fifth Avenue South, Huntington Station, New York, to consider the following matters:

1. Comments on the proposed budget for the District, for fiscal year January 1, 2011 through December 31, 2011, as required by the applicable provisions of the New York State Town Law.

2. The enactment of a Resolution effectuating changes to the Ordinances of the South Huntington Water District.

3. The enactment of a Resolution to change, as of January 1, 2011, water rates and the tax rate.

A copy of the proposed 2011 budget is available on the District’s website and a copy can be viewed at the District offices during regular business hours. Proposed changes to the Ordinances, water rates and tax rate are posted on the District’s website, and copies of the proposals can be viewed at the District offices during regular business hours.

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the Annual Election for the Office of Commissioner of the South Huntington Water District will be held at Walt Whitman High School, (North Cafeteria), Huntington Station, New York and the King of Kings Evangelical Lutheran Church, (Ante-Room), Melville, New York on Tuesday, December 14, 2010, for the purpose of electing one (1) Commissioner for a term of three (3) years and one (1) Commissioner to complete a term of office expiring on December 31, 2012 (two years), which office has a vacancy in an unexpired term. The polls will be open from 3:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Nominations must be made in petition form subscribed by at least twenty-five (25) registered voters of the District and shall be filed with the Secretary of the Board of Water Commissioners at the office of the District no later than 4:00 P.M., on September 15, 2010.

SHWD SUMMARY BUDGET ESTIMATE FOR 2010 - 2011

BUDGET REQUIREMENTS	2009 ACTUAL	2010 ESTIMATE	2011 BUDGET

Operating Expense (Schedule A)	4,309,364	7,822,239	5,350,600

Debt Service (Schedule B)	1,792,675	2,258,687	2,281,117


RECEIPTS

Operating (Schedule D)	3,031,578	3,893,539	3,933,900
Extension	123,698	13,695	-0-
General Tax Levy	3,264,976	3,304,762	3,621,817


Surplus Used			76,000
Surplus	318,208	131,070

Schedule “A”

ITEM NO.	2009 ACTUAL	2010 ESTIMATE	2011 BUDGET
1. Auditing	42,288	44,500	44,500
2. Auto Maintenance	45,918	46,000	45,000
3. Commissioners Fees	26,500	22,100	24,000
4. Contingencies W/O	--	--	5,000
5. Data Processing	47,387	53,908	65,000
6. Education & Travel	27,349	22,926	25,000
7. Engineering	47,084	42,000	42,000
8. Fire Hydrant Purchases	17,712	19,805	20,000
9. Fuel Oil & Maint. of Heating System	29,040	39,000	41,000
10. Health Insurance	399,345	423,000	470,000
11. Insurance	120,123	124,000	131,000
12. Legal	24,765	28,000	28,500
13. Legal Notice	580	600	2,500
14. Location of Values Mapping of Prints	19,200	4,000	5,000
15. Maintenance of Buildings	28,482	28,500	35,000
16. Maintenance of Grounds	26,598	27,500	29,000
17. Maintenance of Pipe & Service Lines	77,488	173,741	150,000
18. Maintenance of Wells & Reservoirs	172,567	180,704	250,000
19. Maintenance of Meters	143,327	113,000	120,000
20. Mobile Communication	3,682	268	2,500
21. Material & Supplies for Water Svcs.	6,391	6,160	10,000
22. New/Replacement Motor Vehicles	64,851	63,500	66,000
23. NYS Employees Retirement	75,202	123,900	145,000
24. Office Equipment & Service Contracts	10,713	11,000	20,000
25. Postage/Office Supplies	66,182	64,403	67,000
26. Purchase of Water	17,330	21,001	25,000
27. Power & Light	1,106,934	1,335,000	1,500,000
28. Metro Taxes	3,288	3,986	4,200
29. Road Restoration	13,229	24,480	15,000
30. Sundry Expenses	1,457	1,978	3,000
31. Salaries	1,114,362	1,149,000	1,183,500
32. Social Security Taxes	87,008	89,276	92,400
33. Small Tools & Supplies	13,062	20,511	22,000
34. Telephone/Leased Lines	57,700	61,500	62,500
35. Unemployment Insurance	--	--	--
36. Water Analyses	66,095	68,000	70,000
37. Capital Meter Improvement Program	--	--	--
38. Water Treatment	306,124	384,992	530,000
39. System Improvement Cost	--	--	--
40. Sick Leave Accrued	--	--	--
192. Cap Trans	--	--	--
TOTALS	4,309,363	4,822,239	5,350,600

Schedule “B”

DEBT SERVICE 2011

BOND ISSUES EXTENSIONS	ORIGINAL BOND ISSUE	PRINCIPAL	INTEREST	TOTAL


GENERAL ISSUES

5-01-86	550,000	27,000	904.50	27,904.50
3-15-98	868,220	45,000	18,802.50	63,802.50
7-24-03-Ref.	7,592,231	375,000	197,065.74	572,065.74
8-19-03-Ref.	491,931	22,229	4,546.41	26,775.41
11-01-04	3,500,000	220,000	87,625.00	307,625.00
10-15-05 Series A	2,300,000	140,000	66,530.00	206,530.00
11-15-07	565,000	30,000	18,750.00	48,750.00
11-15-08	2,925,000	155,000	108,137.50	263,137.50
6-15-09-Ref.	597,541	143,354	15,016.69	158,370.69
12-04-09	3,232,000	176,612	90,711.70	267,323.70
7-15-10	4,140,000	221,882	116,949.96	338,831.96

TOTAL	--	1,556,077	725,040	2,281,117.00

PROPOSED ORDINANCE REVISIONS

SOUTH HUNTINGTON WATER DISTRICT

TOWN OF HUNTINGTON

Suffolk County, NY

Paul J. Tonna

Ciro DePalo

Dominick Feeney

COMMISSIONERS

CONTENTS

SECTION SUBJECT PAGE

1 Application for Water Connection 3

2 Specifications 6

3 Permits 6

4 Cost of Materials and of Installation Labor 7

5 Tapping of Water Mains 7

6 Maintenance and Repair of Service Lines 8

7 Water Meters 9

8 Prevention of Water Contamination 10

9 Booster Pumps 10

10 Refrigeration and Cooling Equipment 11

11 Fire Hydrant and Private Sprinkler System 11

Standby Charges

12 Usage of Fire Hydrants 12

13 Fire Service Lines 12

14 Vacant Premises 12

15 Resumption of Water Service 12

16 Notice to Turn on or Discontinue Water Service 12

17 Frozen Service Lines 13

18 Bills for Water Charges; Tax Liens 13

19 Owners and Purchasers of Property Liable for

Unpaid Water Charges 13

20 Water Rates and Miscellaneous Charges 13

21 Resale of District Water Prohibited 14

22 Discontinuance of Water Service 14

23 Water for Road or Highway Construction 14

24 Improper Service Installations 14

25 Right of Entry to Premises; Emergency Regulations 15

26 Persons Authorized to Perform Services 15

27 Violation of Ordinances 15

28 Miscellaneous Powers 15

The following ordinances, adopted by the Board of Water Commissioners of the South Huntington Water District, South Huntington, New York (the "District"), form part of the water service contract by and between the District and each purchaser of water, services, or facilities provided by the District.

A. Application for water service or for connection to District facilities shall be made in writing at the office of the District on forms provided by the District. Such applications shall be made by the owner of the property concerned or the property owner's authorized agent. Evidence of ownership and identification of the property shall be submitted with the application. Every owner of land, or his agent who files an application for water service or for connection to District facilities shall be deemed to have granted to the South Huntington Water District a continuing license for the employees, representatives or officials of the District to enter upon the lands of said owner for purposes of making routine inspections of water service and/or water connections, making appropriate emergency repairs thereto, ensuring that the water service and connections are installed and maintained in accordance with the specifications of the District, and otherwise ensuring compliance with the ordinances of the South Huntington Water District.

B. Application to the District shall be made prior to commencement of building construction.

C. No water supplied by the District may be used for any purpose other than that stated in the application.

D. No application shall be approved which relates to property on which any violation of these ordinances exists. No water connection shall be made to any property which is the subject of a pending application by the property owners or their agents for permission to utilize water from any other source other than the mains of the South Huntington Water District.

E. No application will be approved nor any permit granted until all fees, deposits or other charges relating thereto and all arrearages owing from the property owner or relating to the subject property have been paid in full.

F. No application for connection to District facilities shall be considered or approved

unless accompanied by payment of the Systems Construction Charge established by this section. The Systems Construction Charges are set forth at Appendix “B”.

The Systems Construction Charge shall be paid in addition to all other fees, deposits or other charges required pursuant to these ordinances.

G. For the purpose of determining the appropriate System Construction Charges, structures which incorporate the following four (4) elements shall be deemed non-residential uses: (1) the facility must be group residential or short-term residential in character (group residential must have integral elements of shared amenities, such as, dining, laundry and health care facilities; short term residential must be for terms of less than one year, such as, extended stay hotels); (2) the facility must have only minimal individual service demands (single bath and a kitchenette type sink is the maximum allowable for each unit within this service type; rental apartment, co-op and condominium units are deemed to be residential); (3) the individual units must not be separately metered; and (4) the facility’s water demand must be such that the commercial rate equitably represents the cost for additional supply and store.

H. (1) Where a non-residential property is receiving water from the District for both irrigation purposes and for internal building usage from a single service line, and the property owner requests an additional service line for irrigation purposes only, the system construction charges set forth in sub-paragraph “F” of this Section shall not apply to the additional irrigation service line, provided the irrigation usage will not significantly increase the water consumption.

(2) With the sole exception as set forth in subsection H(1) above, all non-residentiaproperties requesting more than one service line shall be required to pay the systems construction charge for each service line pursuant to the provisions of sub-paragraph F of this Section 1.

I. When a water service is turned off or terminated for the purpose of building demolition, substantial renovation, or re-construction of the site, the status of the service will be reviewed by the District. Any water service that is smaller than 1”, and

shall not be re-used, and a new service line shall be installed in conformance with the District’s specifications. Existing water services other than those prohibited hereby may be re-used. However, the property owner shall be responsible for ensuring that the service meets the prevailing Standards and Specifications of the District, including back flow prevention, meter pit construction, curb box location and automated meter reading equipment. New water services require the payment of all District Application and Materials Fees and shall be constructed in accordance with the District Standards. Existing water services no longer utilized shall be discontinued at the water main at the property owner’s expense, either prior to or in conjunction with the installation of the new service.

J. In the event a water distribution main does not extend across the real property to be developed, or if it is determined by the District that an existing water main is inadequate to supply water for the intended use of land, it shall be the responsibility of the property owner or developer to pay for the cost of water main installation, replacement, repair or extension, as the situation may require, inclusive of required valves, hydrants, services and/or other appurtenances, so that the water main is extended, as determined by the District.

All water services, mains and appurtenances thereto shall be installed pursuant to specifications on file in the District Office. A copy of such specifications may be obtained at the District Office.

A. All permits required by Town, County or State authorities for street or highway openings shall be obtained by the property owner or his authorized agent at their own expense, and a copy shall be delivered to the District prior to the commencement of any work. The property owner shall be directly responsible to the issuing authority for compliance with and performance of the conditions imposed by each such permit.

B. All property owners, or their authorized representatives, must provide advance written notice

of excavation to the District and to each operator of underground facilities listed on The New York City/Long Island One-Call Center. Failure to provide the District with written notice of excavation shall be a violation of this Ordinance and may subject the property owner to any fines described in Section 27.

C. Permits to draw water from District hydrants will be issued to lawn and tree sprayers for an annual fee, as set forth in Appendix “C”. . The permits will be issued only after the lawn and tree spraying equipment has been inspected by an authorized representative of the District to confirm that such equipment meets all of the requirements of the N.Y.S. Sanitary Code.

D. Permits to draw water from District hydrants will be issued for agricultural irrigation purposes, as set forth in Appendix “C”.. Only previous year permitted agricultural irrigation users will be permitted to reapply for Permits. A lapse of renewal in any ensuing year will make the Permit ineligible for renewal. The permit holder must utilize a District supplied water meter and consumption will be billed in accordance with the rates set forth at Section 20 of these Ordinances.

E. Permits to draw water from District hydrants will be issued for the purpose of construction and general use. Each such permit, when issued, will be valid for a 30 day period and the fee set for in Appendix “C”. A Reduced Pressure Zone (R.P.Z.) backflow preventer, no larger than 1" in diameter must be installed at the hydrant connection. The R.P.Z., together with a recent certification test report, must be presented to the District's representative at the time the application is submitted. The permit shall be valid only for low flow and intermittent use.

F. All permits issued by the District for the use of water supplied by the District or facilities controller by the District are subject to cancellation, revocation or suspension by the District without notice.

The cost of all materials, including water meters, and of all labor for the installation of service lines, meters and appurtenances utilized in supplying water to any premises, from the tap on the District water main, shall be borne by the property owner.

The tapping of water mains for service connections or for any other purpose shall be performed solely by employees of the District or by other persons authorized to do so by the District. The fee for permission to tap a water main shall be as set forth in Appendix C., which fee shall be deemed to cover the cost of preparing all permits and work orders, handling of service materials, and labor and equipment required to perform inspections during and after completion of the installation.

SECTION 6. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF SERVICE LINES; INTERFERENCE WITH WATER MAINS.

A. The Water District shall maintain water service facilities in the roadway and up to the property line.

B. The property owner shall at all times be responsible for the repair and maintenance of water service lines to District Specifications from the property line, as well as the water meter pit. Any and all repairs made to water service lines shall be made by a licensed plumber. Meter pit covers shall be maintained at ground level and kept clear, accessible and in workable condition at all times.

C. In those instances where a water service(s) is tapped from a District water distribution main located in an easement area, the water service owner shall be responsible for the maintenance and repair of the water service line for its entire length.

D. In the event a property owner shall fail to repair or maintain water service lines as required by this Ordinance, the District may provide written notice to the property owner providing clear and specific information as to the nature of the repairs and maintenance which is required by said property owner. Said notice will be sent to the last owner of record as indicated upon the assessment rolls as maintained in the Office of the Assessor of the Town of Huntington, which notice will be mailed first class mail and certified-mail, return receipt requested. The same notice shall also be sent by first class mail to the occupant of the premises. In the event the property owner shall fail to effectuate the specified repairs within thirty (30) days of the mailing of said notice, the employees, agents or representatives of the District, upon Order of the Board of Commissioners of the South Huntington Water District, as evidenced by a Resolution of the Board, may enter upon the lands of the property owner for the purpose of making the required repair, pursuant to the license granted under Section 1. The cost of effectuating said repairs shall be added to the bill for water charges, as more fully set forth at Section “18”.

E. It shall be a violation of the Ordinances of the South Huntington Water District to interfere with, tamper with, connect to, alter, undermine and/or affect the water mains of the District. In addition to any other civil remedy or criminal liability defined by applicable law, any property owner, person, business entity or agent thereof who violates this section shall be subject to prosecution and the imposition of civil penalties defined by law. In addition, the property owner and its agent shall be responsible for all costs associated with any repair or replacement of water mains necessitated as a result of a violation of this provision.

Each service connection to the water mains of the District shall have installed thereon a meter to measure the consumption of water. It shall be the responsibility of all property owners to ensure that water meters are maintained in proper working order. If the District shall determine that a water meter is not working in proper order, or is otherwise unsuitable for continued use, the District may provide written notice to the property owner providing clear and specific information as to the nature of the repairs and maintenance which is required by said property owner. Said notice will be sent to the last owner of record as indicated upon the assessment rolls as maintained in the Office of the Assessor of the Town of Huntington, which notice will be mailed first class mail and certified-mail, return receipt requested. The same notice shall also be sent by first class mail to the occupant of the premises. In the event the property owner shall fail to effectuate the specified repairs within thirty (30) days of the mailing of said notice, the employees, agents or representatives of the District, upon Order of the Board of Commissioners of the South Huntington Water District, as evidenced by a Resolution of the Board, may enter upon the lands of the property owner for the purpose of making the required repair, pursuant to the license granted under Section 1. The cost of effectuating said repairs shall be added to the bill for water charges, as more fully set forth at Section “18”.

No person other than a District employee shall be permitted to break any seal or remove any meter. Breaking or tampering with any meter seal by unauthorized persons is prohibited. All meters and appurtenances shall be purchased from the District in order to maintain uniformity and quality. Any meter may be removed by District employees for testing and repair. All meters determined by the District to be unsuitable for continued use shall be replaced. Meter repairs, including the cost of replacement meters, shall be made by persons authorized to do so by the District at the expense of the property owner.

A. The installation or use of inter-connections, cross-connections or other means whereby water from any source other than the District's wells is or may be introduced into the District's mains is prohibited. Emergency interconnections with the water supply systems of other Districts must be authorized by the Board of Water Commissioners.

B. The installation or use of connections for swimming pools or for underground lawn or irrigation sprinkler systems shall not be permitted unless such connections or systems shall be equipped with back-flow prevention devices approved in advance by the District and the New York State Health Department.

C. The Board of Water Commissioners, in order to protect the public water system of the South Huntington Water District hereby adopts and incorporates into its ordinances all of the provisions of Section 5-1.31 "Cross-Connection Controls" of Chapter 1 of the State Sanitary Code of the State of New York.

Any water distribution system connected to the South Huntington Water District distribution system by a service line, if equipped with a booster pump or other device which could create pressure levels in the South Huntington Water District distribution system of less than thirty (30) pounds per square inch, shall be equipped with a pressure control device on the District side of such connection. Such devices shall not be installed until approval has been obtained in writing from the South Huntington Water District. Such devices shall be tested no less frequently than once a year, at the customer's expense, and such testing shall be conducted in the presence of representatives of the South Huntington Water District. Said device shall not allow the District-side distribution pressure to fall below twenty pounds per square inch (20psi).

Any water supplied by the South Huntington Water District for refrigeration, air conditioner systems or other water-cooling equipment must be used in a closed loop system.

A. Annual demand charges for private fire sprinkler system connections shall be as SET FORTH IN Appendix “D”

Where a fire hydrant is installed on a common line with a fire sprinkler system, only the sprinkler charge shall be levied. Private fire hydrants shall be used only for fire fighting purposes and other use is strictly prohibited.

B. Rentals for fire hydrants for the use of fire districts shall be established by contract with the respective fire districts.

No unauthorized person shall open, tamper with, interfere with, obstruct in any manner, or draw water from any District fire hydrant. Private fire hydrants shall be used only for fire fighting purposes and other use is strictly prohibited.

A District approved backflow preventer with a 5/8" x 3/4" detector meter and 3/4" District approved backflow preventer shall be installed on all separate water main service connections used exclusively for fire protection. All fire service lines shall be a constant diameter from street main to building line. If branch lines are installed, the main service line from the street shall have a flow capacity at least equal to the sum of capacities of such branch lines.

Each property owner shall arrange for the discontinuance of water service whenever premises become vacant. The property owner shall bear the expense of necessary repairs and shall pay the charge for water which is lost in the event of failure to discontinue service. The quantity of water so lost shall be estimated by the District and the charge therefore shall be added to the bill next sent to the property owner and shall be paid in the same manner as regular water charges.

Whenever the supply of water to any premises shall be turned off for any reason whatsoever, it shall not be turned on thereafter without the permission of the District.

A minimum of five (5) days written notification shall be given to the District by any owner requesting a turn on or discontinuance of water service. A charge as set forth in Appendix “C”will be levied for each turn on and turn off.

A. Bills for water charges shall be due when rendered. If any bill remains unpaid more than sixty (60) days after it has been rendered, water service to the subject premises may be discontinued by the District and shall not be resumed until all outstanding charges shall be paid in full.

B. On or about September 15th of each year the District shall submit to the Town Board a list of delinquent water charge accounts. Pursuant to Section 198 of the Town Law of the State of New York, unpaid water charges shall constitute a lien against the real property upon which or in connection with which the water is used. Delinquent water charges entered upon a tax bill shall be subject to a ten (10%) percent penalty charge.

Where title to real property is conveyed the grantee or new owner shall be liable for payment of all unpaid water charges of the grantor or former owner. Owners of real property shall be deemed liable for unpaid water charges incurred by occupants or tenants of the premises.

Willful or negligent waste of water or the commission or existence of any violation of these ordinances shall be deemed sufficient cause for the discontinuance of water service by the District to the premises.

The use of District water in connection with road or highway construction shall be prohibited unless written permission shall be obtained from the District prior to such usage.

The district shall discontinue water service in the event it determines that any service connection has been improperly installed. Water service shall not be restored until the service connection has been properly installed and all expenses and damages have been paid by the property owner.

A. The members of the Board of Water Commissioners and designated District employees shall be authorized to enter in or upon the premises of any consumer at any reasonable hour to inspect the installation or determine the condition of all water facilities and appurtenances and the use thereof.

B. The Board of Water Commissioners is authorized to adopt temporary regulations restricting the use of District water upon finding that an emergency situation exists requiring such restriction.

No person shall perform any services or make any installation which is connected to any main, service line or appurtenance owned by the District unless duly licensed pursuant to the Ordinances of the Town of Huntington where such ordinances require licensing of such persons.

Any person who violates any provision of these ordinances shall be subject to prosecution and the imposition of penalties therefore as provided by law. Water service provided to such person at any location within the District may be discontinued until such violation is corrected and such penalties together with all other costs, fees and deposits are paid.

The Board of Water Commissioners reserves the right to (1) alter, amend, add to, repeal or otherwise change these ordinances, as may be required in its discretion; (2) make special rates or contracts in its discretion where proper; and (3) temporarily discontinue any water supply with or without notice, where reasonably required in order to make repairs, permit installation of extensions or other necessity. Neither the District nor the Board shall be liable for any damages sustained as a result of such temporary discontinuance of water supply or from increases or decreases in water pressure.

The foregoing ordinances of the South Huntington Water District are in full force and effect as of the date indicated below:

Constituting the Board of Water Commissioners of the South Huntington Water District

A. All water supplied by the District shall be billed for at following rates, which rates are subject to change:

(i) From 0 gallons to 4,999 gallons of water consumption, the rate is .65 cents per 1,000 gallons of consumption, or eight ($8.00) Dollars, whichever amount is greater.

(ii) From 5,000 gallons to 100,000 gallons of water consumption, the rate is .65 cents per 1,000 gallons of consumption.

(iii) From 100,001 gallons through 200,000 gallons of water consumption, the rate is $1.16 per 100,000 gallons of consumption.

(iv) For all water consumption over 200,001 gallons, the rate is $1.46 per 1,000 gallons of consumption; and be it further

B. Bills will be rendered quarter annually and there shall be a minimum quarterly charge of $8.00.

C. Where the District purchases water from another supplier for re-sale to consumers in the District, where water is sold to consumers outside of the District's boundaries or where water is provided by hydrant connection or temporary connection the rate therefore shall be fixed by resolution of the Board of Water Commissioners of the District.

The Systems Construction Charges shall be $3,000.00 for each residential unit unless the application for connection to District facilities is for service to a subdivision or building having six (6) residential units or less, in which instance the Systems Construction Charge shall be $1,500.00 for each residential unit. The Systems Construction Charge for each non-residential service shall be based upon the diameter of the water service line, pursuant to the following schedule:

1. Permits to draw water from District hydrants will be issued to lawn and tree sprayers for an annual fee of $150.00.

2. Permits to draw water from District hydrants will be issued for agricultural irrigation purposes for an annual fee of $200.00, in addition to actual water used, commensurate with the water rates set forth in Appendix “A”.

3. Permits to draw water from District hydrants will be issued for the purpose of construction and general use. Each such permit, when issued, will be valid for a 30 day period and the fee or such permit will be $125.00.

4. The fee for permission to tap a water main shall be $600.00, which fee shall be deemed to cover the cost of preparing all permits and work orders, handling of service materials, and labor and equipment required to perform inspections during and after completion of the installation.

5. A minimum of five (5) days written notification shall be given to the District by any owner requesting a turn on or discontinuance of water service. A charge of $10.00 will be levied for each turn on and turn off

Annual demand charges for private fire sprinkler system connections shall be as follows:

NOTICE OF HEARING

Zoning Board of Appeals Application #20062

August 12, 2010, 6:00 PM, Huntington Town Hall

T-Mobile Cellular Site, East 17^th Street, Huntington Station, New York

The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) will hold a hearing on August 12, 2010, at 6:00 PM, at Huntington Town Hall, 100 Main Street, Huntington, NY, to consider the application of T-Mobile which seeks to locate a cellular communications facility at premises owned by the South Huntington Water District. The site is known as Water District Plant #5, and is located on East 17^th Street, between Depot Road and Lenox Road.

Any interested citizen may review the file at the offices of the ZBA, located at Huntington Town Hall, during regular business hours.

Posted July 20, 2010

will be received by the BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS of the SOUTH HUNTINGTON WATER DISTRICT, at the office of the Board at the Water District, 75 5^th Avenue South, Huntington Station, New York, until 10:30 a.m. Prevailing Time, on Thursday, May 6, 2010 at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read.

Information for Bidders, Proposal, Specifications and Contract Forms may be obtained in electronic format the office of the Holzmacher, McLendon & Murrell, P.C., 575 Broad Hollow Road, New York 11747 on or after Thursday, April 22, 2010. A deposit of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) is required for each disc containing the documents, which will be refunded to bidders who return the original disc within ten (10) days of bid opening in good condition; other deposits will not be refunded. Only plan holders who have registered and paid for their deposit are eligible to submit bids.

Each proposal submitted must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond, payable to the BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS, in a sum equivalent to five percent (5%) of the total amount of the bid, and a commitment by the bidder that, if his bid is accepted, he will enter into a contract to perform the work and will execute such further security as may be required for the faithful performance of the contract.

The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any informalities therein and to accept the bid which, in its opinion, is in the best interests of the Water District.

Sealed bids will be received by the South Huntington Water District, 75 Fifth Avenue South, Huntington Station, New York, 11746, until 2:00 P.M. prevailing time on May 6, 2010 for:

The right is reserved to reject any or all bids submitted, waive any informalities and to accept such bid, which, in the opinion of the Board, is in the best interests of the Water District.

The complete specifications may be obtained at the District Administration Building, located at 75 Fifth Avenue South, Huntington Station, New York, on weekdays between the hours of 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M.

will be received by the BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS of the SOUTH HUNTINGTON WATER DISTRICT, at the office of the Board at the Water District, 75 5^th Avenue South, Huntington Station, New York, until 2:00 p.m. Prevailing Time, on Tuesday, April 20, 2010 at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read.

Proposals may be hand delivered or mailed to the above address for the South Huntington Water District. No bids will be accepted after 2:00 PM on the date of the bid opening. NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE GRANTED. Do not remove any pages from bid package; all bids are to be submitted intact, and each proposal must be identified by contract and project numbers on the outside of the sealed bid envelope.

Information for Bidders, Proposal, Specifications and Contract Forms may be obtained in electronic format at the office of the District Engineer, Holzmacher, McLendon & Murrell, P.C., 575 Broad Hollow Road, New York 11747, upon deposit of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00). Make deposit check payable to SOUTH HUNTINGTON WATER DISTRICT. Bidder’s deposit will be refunded when the original disc is returned in good condition within ten (10) days after the bids have been opened. Other deposits will be partially or not refunded. Only plan holders who have registered and paid their deposit are eligible to submit bids.

The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any informalities therein and to accept the bid which, in its opinion, is in the best interests of the Water District.

will be received by the BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS of the SOUTH HUNTINGTON WATER DISTRICT, at the office of the Board at the Water District, 75 5^th Avenue South, Huntington Station, New York, until 2:00 p.m. Prevailing Time, on Thursday, March 11, 2010 at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read.

The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any informalities therein and to accept the bid which, in its opinion, is in the best interests of the Water District.

To: All Prospective Bidders, 2010 South Huntington Water District Landscaping Bid

Cc: Board of Water Commissioners, SHWD - Michael McCarthy, Esq, SHWD

Due to a problem with the publication of the Legal Notice for this Bid in The Long Islander, the bid opening date for this proposal has been extended one week to March 4, 2010 at 2:00 PM.

All prospective bidders who have been direct-mailed bid specifications are receiving this notice by mail. Otherwise, this notice is being attached to all other “pick-up” copies of the specifications and it is now deemed as an official part of those specifications.

The requisite site walk-throughs previously scheduled for February 18 and 19, 2010 have similarly been re-scheduled to February 25 and 26, 2010. With the current snow cover, this will hopefully work to your advantage.

All other terms of the Specifications remain unchanged and must be strictly adhered to in order for you to bid.

Sealed Bids for the purchase of services required for Mowing Grass and Landscape Maintenance at various sites throughout the South Huntington Water District will be received at the Office of the District, 75 - 5th Avenue South, Huntington Station, New York, up to 2:00 P.M. on February 25, 2010 at which time and place all Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.

Specifications are on file in the Water District Office. The undersigned reserve the right to reject any and all Bids or to award the contract to the lowest responsible bidder, who in their judgment makes the most advantageous proposal to the South Huntington Water District.

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Posted July 20, 2010