Town of Huntington Town Board Meeting – May 6, 2026

The Town of Huntington Town Board met on May 6, 2026, at 10:00 AM (noted as workshop time) to address a lengthy agenda of resolutions. The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance led by Town Clerk Andrew Rea, and a lighthearted recognition of Municipal Town Clerks Week. No executive session was held. The board read through dozens of resolutions, pulled several items for later consideration, and handled procedural transitions to the Board of Trustees, Community Development Agency, and Local Development Corporation (LDC). The LDC annual meeting was opened and immediately adjourned to 2:00 PM to allow a member to attend.

Consent Calendar

• The board added one late starter resolution (2026-306) to the agenda via motion by Councilwoman Mari, seconded by Councilwoman Hubert, approved unanimously.
• Most resolutions were read and appeared to be routine approvals; specific votes were not recorded in the transcript except where noted.

Public Comments & Testimony

• No public comments or testimony were identified in the transcript.

Discussion Items

• Pulled Resolutions: Three resolutions were pulled from the agenda:
  • Resolution 273: Authorizes supervisor to execute agreements (topic not specified in transcript).
  • Resolution 284: Related to Siemens (likely a bond or budget amendment – unclear from transcript).
  • Resolution 305: Also noted as previously pulled.
• Resolution 304: Authorization to issue bonds (up to $350,000) for security cameras and related equipment; announced as a roll call vote (results not stated in transcript).
• Appointments: Multiple appointments were listed:
  • Scott Spittle – Director of Engineering Services (Resolution 288).
  • Jonas Wagner – Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Liaison Officer (289), Minority and Women's Business Enterprise Officer (290), and Controller of the Town (302).
  • Ivon Rendazzo – Title VI Civil Rights Coordinator and ADA Coordinator (291).
• Other Notable Resolutions: Included tree removal at Old Northport Burying Ground, various youth services agreements, grant applications, stop sign additions (local laws 11–14-2026), public hearing scheduling for blighted property (5 Flora Street, Cold Spring Harbor), and park improvements.
• Board of Trustees: One item (2026 BT4) – schedule a public hearing for extension of a license agreement for a recreational dock at Nathan Hale Beach Club.
• Community Development Agency: One item (2026 CD3) – amend lease with Family Service League for space at Huntington Opportunity Resource Center (Nunk Pro Tunk).

Key Outcomes

• The LDC annual meeting was opened and immediately adjourned to 2:00 PM on the same date.
• All resolutions not pulled were presumably adopted as part of the consent agenda, though individual tallies were not provided in the transcript except for the late starter addition (unanimous).
• The board adjourned the Town Board meeting to sit as the Board of Trustees, then as the Community Development Agency, and then opened the LDC meeting.
• No votes or decisions were recorded for the pulled resolutions (273, 284, 305).
• The next steps include the resumption of the LDC meeting at 2:00 PM and the public hearing scheduled for June 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM on the 5 Flora Street blighted property.