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IJ8GAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE . [Continued from page 8] lowest bidders will be returned as soon as the bids have been opened and checked. Upon approval of the Purchase Order by the Comptroller or within 48 hours thereafter, the remaining un- successful bidder checks will be returned. The check of the suc- cessful bidder will be retained until either a Performance Bond (when called for in the Proposal) or delivery and acceptance of the material has been acknowledged, as evidenced by approval of a claim for payment in full by Department Head. Each check must be identified by bid item number whenever more than one check is furnished by bidder. • ^ < The Commissioner of General Services or his designee reserves the right to reject any or all bids in whole or in part, to waive any informality in any or all bids and to accept the bid or part thereof which it deems most favorable to the Town after all bids have been examined and checked. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of 45 days after being publicly opened and read. RETURN TWO (2) PROPOSALS, ORIGINAL AND ONE (1) DUPLICATE. Bidders may bid on any one of the above proposals, or such part or parts thereof as they can furnish, in accordance with the proposal and * general specifications. BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD TOWNOF OYSTER BAY ANN R. OCKER TOWN CLERK FREDERICK P. IPPOLITO DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIVISION OF PURCHASE ASUPPLY DATED: OYSTER BAY, N.Y. February 11,1976 F.Postl/T 2-19-76 #4804 Fund Raiser For Johnson RESOLUTION At a Special Meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the South Farmingdale Water District, following a public hearing held on February 9, 1976, the following Resolutions were unanimously adopted: 1. RESOLVED, that the following amendments be and hereby are adopted, that the Secretary of the District be and hereby is directed to publish in the Massapequa Post, the Farmingdale Post, and the Farmingdale Observer the following amendments to the ordinances of the South Farmingdale Water District, which amendments shall become effective on the March 1, 1976. SECTION 3.2 - MINIMUM ANNUAL CHARGES The minimum charge and corresponding water allowances for each period indicated shall be: Size of Meter 5/8\ & 3/4\ 1\ 1-1/2\ 2\ 3\ 4\ 6\ 8\ ANNUAL MINIMUMS Size of Meter ... 5/8\ & 3/4\ 1\ 1-1/2\ 2\ 3\ 4\ 6\ Water Allowance (Gallons) 8,000 21,000 39,000 63,000 120,000 198,000 390,000 630,000 Water Allowance (Gallons) 32,000 84,000 156,000 * * * * • Minimum , Charge. $ 3.60 9.45 17.55 28.35 54.00 89.10 175.00 283.50 Minimum Charge $14.40 .37.80 70.20 * * * * 2\ and larger meters normally will be read quarterly. The annual water allowances and annual minimum charges shall be four times the respective quarterly charge. Minimum annual charges may be changed by the Board of Commissioners from time to time pursuant to the authority vested in them by the Town Law of the State of New York. ^ECJPQN ?-3- fiENl ANP RATES - METER SERVICES All water services shall be metered unless indicated otherwise in these ordinances. Bills shall be rendered annually for most residential consumers and quarter-annually for businesses, industries, institutions, and other large quantity consumers in accordance with the foregoing minimum charges and the following established schedule of rates: More than Minimum Allowance $0.45 per thousand gallons. The Board of Commissioners may change water rates from time to time pursuant to the authority vested in them by the Town Law of the State of New York. SECTION 3.9 - RESTORATION OF DISCONTINUED SERVICE *•' Whenever it shall be necessary for the District to turn on the water supply of any consumer either at the consumer's request or due to non- payment of water bills, a minimum service charge of $5.00 for turning off and $5.00 for turning on shall be made. SECTION 45 - PENALTIES FOR NON-PAYMENT AND ARREARAGES All water bills are due and payable when rendered. If water and service charges are not paid within sixty days from the due date, the water supply may be turned off at the discretion of the Board of Water Commissioners. Such water supply shall not be resumed or turned on until all charges and penalties are paid and an additional service charge of $10.00 shall have been paid. All delinquent water accounts in excess of ninety days shall be charged an additional ten percent (10%) penalty charge. Between September 15th and September 30th of each year, the District shall submit to the Town board of the Town of Oyster Bay a list of delinquent water charge accounts. Such water charges shall constitute tax Uens and shall be paid together with any real estate tax charges against the affected property. Delinquent water charges shall be subject to the aforementioned ten percent (10%) penalty charge. Dated: February 9, 1976 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE SOUTH FARMINGDALE WATER DISTRICT BY: til George M.Weber GEORGE M. WEBER, CHAIRMAN /s/ George Meyerhoff GEORGE MEYERHOFF, COMMISSIONER /»/Roger C.Bell ROGER PELL, COMMISSIONER F. Post 1/T #4803 2-19-76 To kick off his re-election campaign, State Senator Owen Johnson's friends and supporters will be holding a Testimonial Dinner-Dance on Thursday, March 11. The fund-raiser event, being held at the Naragansett Inn, Montauk Highway, Lin- denhurst, came out spon- taneously as an outgrowth of Senator Johnson's Legislative Advisory Committee. According to Dinner-Dance Chairman Carl P. Maltese, a Dix Hills attorney: \Many people in the 4th District advisory group have witnessed first-hand the hard work, initiative, and effort Senator Johnson puts in at the State Capitol and in his com- munities. It's incumbent upon us to aid his re-election.\ Dinner-Dance Co-Chairman John J. Kelly of Farmingdale reports that the ticket response so far has been excellent. \Over 500 people will be out for this event,\ Kelly said. \We want Owen Johnson to begin his re- election with a big boost from us. Everyone is encouraged to at- tend.\ -• . Other Testimonial Committee members include: John Bon- signor of Melville, George Sparks of Lindenhurst, Rowland Scott of West Babylon, Eugene Lloyd of Amityville, and Rose Hardemann of West Babylon. An in- comparable cocktail hour, prime ribs dinner, dance band, and other entertainment will be planned for March 11, beginning at 7 pm. State Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson (R- Binghamton) will be coming down from Albany that evening to express his support for Owen Johnson and the importance of returning the veteran lawmaker to the State Legislature. Tickets may be obtained at $30 per subscription by calling MO 9- 0105. Owen Johnson was first elected to the State Senate in 1972 representing the 4th District which takes in parts of the Towns of Oyster Bay, Huntington, and all of the Town of Babylon. He is Vice Chairman of the Senate Higher Education Committee, and also serves on the Cor- porations, Authorities k Utilities Committee, Commerce Com- mittee, Transportation Com- mittee, and Court Reform Committee. Over the years, he has been instrumental in passing many laws affecting residents throughout New York State. SILVER ANNIVERSARY: John L. Giordano of Far- mingdale recently celebrated 25 years with Grumman. He works in stockrooms in the Bethpage facility. Later in the year Giordano will be presented with an Accutron watch at Grum- man's 25-Year Club Luncheon along with all other 1976 an- niversarians. Picture Boohs Picture Book Time is held every Saturday morning at the Main Library from 11-11:30 a.m. for district youngsters. No pre- registration is necessary. GOP Officers Installed At the recent meeting of the Farmingdale Republican Club the new officers for 1976 were sworn in by Irving Flaumen- baum, president of the Nassau and Suffolk Region I of the Civil Service Employees Association. It was a particularly proud moment for Flaumenbaum to administer the oath of office to his son David, who took office as President of the Club for 1976: * A plaque was presented to outgoing president Robert Pfoh for his two years of service and he in turn presented a gavel to the incoming President. The officers for 1976 are as 'V.. u.iVi V..V ATTENTION FARMINGDALE AREA MERCHANTS I\ An Advertisement this size would cost you only *30. 24 (our regular 26 week contract rate) and would be seen by ove* 20,000 Readers of / We have been the Official Farmingdale Newspaper for 55 years and provide this community with its only source of \exclusively Farmingdale\ News. If you wanted to know about Farmingdale, where would you look? If You Want Farmingdale people to see your message too- Call 249-0131 m •n • 03 70 d > TO -< follows: President David Flaumenbaum, 1st Vice Pres. George Finn, 2nd Vice President James Stamos, 3rd Vice Pres. Gloria Encke, Recording Secretary Blanche Oakes, •Financial Secretary Carol LaPlaca, Treasurer Jack Stanforth, and Sgt. at Arms Rocco Dituri. The officers of the Women's Division were also installed: President Gloria Encke, Vice President Blanche Oakes, Corresponding Sec. Joan Flaumenbaum, Recording Secretary Mary Schmidt, and Treasurer Marge Meyerhoff.
