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"The Town of Oyster Bay has the most beautiful beaches, breathtaking
waterfronts, picturesque parks, natue preserves, wildlife sanctuaries,
historic sites and so much more.
It is no accident that it is one of the finest places to live, work and
raise a family."
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 - 12-14-2006
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| PRESENTATION ON OYSTER BAY HAMLET STUDY AVAILABLE ON LINE A presentation on the Oyster Bay Hamlet Study that was given at the November 28 meeting of the Oyster Bay Town Board can be viewed on the Town’s Web site, it was announced by Town Councilman Chris Coschignano. "Last fall, in response to concerns expressed to me by residents regarding a proliferation of development focused in the hamlet of Oyster Bay, I asked my fellow Town Board members to look into the feasibility of a building moratorium while the Town conducted a study of potential preventative measures to guard against over-development in the hamlet," Councilman Coschignano. "A moratorium on the issuance of building permits for the construction of new and expanded buildings; demolition permits for buildings; subdivision approvals; and variances related to lot area, lot di...
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- 04-19-2006
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OYSTER BAY HAMLET BUILDING MORATORIUM EXTENDED FOR SIX MONTHS The Oyster Bay Town Board has approved a six-month extension of a moratorium on the issuance of building permits for the construction of new and expanded buildings; demolition permits for buildings; subdivision approvals; and variances related to lot area, lot dimensions or setbacks for new buildings in certain residential areas of Oyster Bay hamlet, according to Oyster Bay Town Councilman Chris J. Coschignano. "Last fall, in response to concerns expressed to me by residents regarding a proliferation of development focused in the hamlet of Oyster Bay, I asked my fellow Town Board members to look into the feasibility of a building moratorium while the Town conducted a study of potential preventative measures to guard against over-development in the hamlet," Councilman Coschignano. "A six-month moratorium was quickly enacted. The Town's planner recently communicated to the Town Board that that he required additional time to thoroughly evaluate...
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- 04-13-2006
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SANITATION REMINDERS FOR OYSTER BAY TOWN RESIDENTS Oyster Bay Town Councilman Chris J. Coschignano reminds residents that there are some important rules to remember when it comes to putting out the garbage. "No one wants to look at garbage or rubbish piled up for days or see someone's empty containers rolling around on a non-collection day," Councilman Coschignano stated. "The Town of Oyster Bay has an ordinance which stipulates that garbage may be placed at the curbside only after 5:00 p.m. the night before a scheduled collection and that containers must be removed from the curbline by 8:00 p.m. on the day of collection. The ordinance also stipulates that containers should be placed at the curb, NOT IN THE ROADWAY." The Councilman went on to say that homeowners who hire landscapers are responsible for seeing that any debris is disposed of in accordance with Town regulations. "When a homeowner contrac...
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- 01-12-2006
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NO CALL REGISTRY EXPANDED TO CELL PHONES To provide even greater protection against unwanted telemarketing sales calls, New York State merged its highly successful "Do Not Call" registry with the National "Do Not Call" registry established by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). This action provides New Yorkers with the most comprehensive "Do Not Call" protection available. On February 1, 2006, cell phone numbers are now going to be released to telemarketing companies. Calls from telemarketers to your cell phone will eat up your minutes and end up costing you money in the long run. To prevent this, you can register on the National DO NOT CALL list at: https://www.donotcall.gov or by calling 888-382-1222 from your cell phone. It will only take a minute of your time and will block your number for five (5) years. After you register, your phone number will show up on the registry by the next day. Telemarketers have up t...
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- 10-21-2005
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IN MASSAPEQUA, DREAMS COME TRUE Town of Oyster Bay Councilman Chris Coschignano is a life-long resident of the Town and has played baseball and other sports throughout his life in many of the Town’s parks. Over his lifetime he has seen the demand for field playing time continue to grow as more children, especially girls, have taken up sports. The Councilman commented on the addition of the new fields, "We have dozens of playing fields throughout the Town, but we needed more fields to keep up with the demand. The addition of the Field of Dreams really shows the community how committed we are to keeping our kids off the street and providing them a beautiful safe environment to play in." The Councilman added that he is thrilled to see how popular organized baseball, football or soccer has become for all kids. He said, "I am a father of both a boy and a girl and while I don’t want them to grow up too quickly, I look forward to being their coach someday. There is something extraordinary about se...
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