Sea Cliff, NY

Board of Architectural Review

The Sea Cliff Board of Architectural Review is meeting to review one application: an architectural design review of a proposed first and second floor addition at 68 Laurel Ave, submitted by Nicole Sockett and Michael O'Day. The board will decide whether the design complies with village architectural standards.

• Architectural design review of proposed first and second floor addition at 68 Laurel Ave (tax lot 21-189-7)

Board of Trustees

The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees is meeting to discuss and possibly act on new business, including purchases for the Sea Cliff Fire Department (SCFD). The agenda also includes an executive session and standard procedural items like the pledge, mayor's announcements, and a motion to adjourn.

• SCFD Purchases
• Executive Session
• Upcoming board meetings scheduled for September 8 and September 14, 2026

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will meet to review three applications for proposed modifications to homes in Sea Cliff. The board will consider window changes, a one-story addition with basement, and a rear window change. These are design reviews, not final approvals.

• 40 Glenlawn Ave: window modifications
• 29 Marden Ave: one-story addition with basement, garage, porch at east end, open porch across north side
• 19 Winding Way: rear window change

Board of Trustees

The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees will discuss and possibly act on several items, including a request from Good of the Village to use multiple parks for a golf event, a rain date for LYNP Longest Table, and the Littleworth Storm Drain. The board will also consider approving abstracts totaling $732,959.34. A series of resolutions already adopted unanimously authorize the Kiwanis Club's Mini-Mart festival on October 4, 2026, with extensive street closures, tow-away zones, and parking restrictions.

• Approve abstracts: $730,459.34 (07.21.26 AP1) and $2,500.00 (07.22.2026 H05)
• Good of the Village golf event at Village Green, Elm, Prospect, Clifton, Marden Triangle, Roslyn Park on Sept. 26, 8:30am-1:00pm
• LYNP Longest Table rain date request for 9/26/2026
• Kiwanis Mini-Mart Oct. 4: street closures on Central Ave, 12th Ave, Summit Ave, Roslyn Ave, Sea Cliff Ave; tow-away zones on 14 listed streets
• Handicapped parking only on south side of Sea Cliff Ave between Carpenter and Dubois Aves during Mini-Mart

The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees unanimously rejected all bids for the Village Hall Landscape Design and Improvement Project and authorized re-bidding with revised specifications. The board also approved payments totaling $732,959.34, several event permits, and resolutions for the Kiwanis Mini-Mart festival, including street closures and parking restrictions. Additionally, they authorized submission of a $375,000 state grant application for HVAC replacement at Village Hall.

• Approved abstracts 07.21.26 AP1 ($730,459.34) and 07.22.2026 H05 ($2,500.00) for payment
• Approved Good of the Village golf event at multiple parks on Sept 26, 2026
• Approved Love Your Neighbor Project rain date of 9/26/2026 for Longest Table event
• Rejected all bids for Village Hall Landscape Design and Improvement Project; authorized re-bid with revised specs
• Adopted Resolution 38 licensing Kiwanis Mini-Mart on Oct 4, 2026 with street closures and tow-away zones
• Adopted Resolution 39 authorizing Sea Cliff Fire Department to supervise traffic during Mini-Mart
• Adopted Resolution 40 designating handicapped parking area for Mini-Mart
• Adopted Resolution 41 authorizing submission of $375,000 SAM grant application for Village Hall HVAC project

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will discuss and possibly act on several items, including an update on the salt shed, a grant nomination for HVAC funding, and an intent to bond for a new firetruck. A resolution declares intent to undertake the Village Hall HVAC replacement as a capital purchase at an estimated $600,000 total cost, with $375,000 from grant proceeds and up to $225,000 reimbursed to the General Fund through bond issuance.

• Resolution to declare intent for Village Hall HVAC replacement project, estimated $600,000 total, with $375,000 grant-funded and up to $225,000 bonded
• Intent to bond for a firetruck
• Salt shed update
• HVAC Grant Funding Nomination – Chuck Lavine

The Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution declaring intent to undertake the Village Hall HVAC replacement project as a capital purchase, with an estimated total cost of $600,000. Funding will come from $375,000 in grant proceeds and up to $225,000 reimbursed to the General Fund through bond issuance. The meeting was adjourned shortly after.

• Approved HVAC replacement project as capital purchase (unanimous)
• Authorized $600,000 total project cost with $375,000 grant funding
• Approved up to $225,000 bond issuance to reimburse General Fund

Board of Architectural Review

The Sea Cliff Board of Architectural Review is meeting to review four applications: continued review of modifications to an existing approval at 32 Sea Cliff Ave, exterior alterations at Pezzi Pizza Inc. on Glen Cove Ave, a garage and deck replacement at 252 Littleworth Lane, and approval of as-built plans at 69 The Blvd. All items are architectural design reviews; no decisions are guaranteed at this meeting.

• Continued review: 32 Sea Cliff Ave LLC — modifications to existing approval
• Pezzi Pizza Inc. — exterior alterations at 500 Glen Cove Ave
• Gloria and Gregor Schaefer — garage and deck replacement in kind at 252 Littleworth Lane
• Arlyn Dimatulac — approval of as-built plans at 69 The Blvd

The Board of Architectural Review unanimously approved all four applications on the agenda. The 32 Sea Cliff Ave LLC application for modifications to an existing approval was approved as presented, contingent on updated drawings. Pezzi Pizza's exterior alterations were approved with a request for updated drawings including facade measurements. The Schaefer garage and deck replacement was approved as presented. Arlyn Dimatulac's as-built plans were accepted, with future work requiring engagement of the Building Department and ARB as applicable.

• Approved 32 Sea Cliff Ave LLC modifications as presented, contingent on updated drawings.
• Approved Pezzi Pizza exterior alterations as presented, contingent on updated drawings with facade measurements.
• Approved Gloria and Gregor Schaefer's garage and deck replacement as presented.
• Accepted Arlyn Dimatulac's as-built plans as of 7/22/2026; future work requires Building Department and ARB engagement.
• Unanimously approved minutes of the July 7, 2026 meeting.

Board of Trustees

The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees will vote on a resolution to approve the appointment of Lisa Bet to the Library Board and to authorize payments totaling approximately $730,000 for various claims. The board will also consider a negative declaration under SEQRA for a replacement salt storage shed at the DPW site, finding no significant environmental impact. Old business items include the Village Green, BESS, recycling and composting, and the SEQRA review for the salt shed.

• Approve appointment of Lisa Bet to the Library Board
• Approve abstracts totaling $730,000, including $312,703.57 (06.09.26 AP1) and $176,922.40 (06.24.26 AP1)
• Negative Declaration for replacement 40x60 ft salt shed at DPW site
• Old business: Village Green, BESS, recycling and composting, SEQRA salt shed

The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Lisa Bet to the Library Board. The Board also approved a series of abstracts totaling $731,460.28 and directed the Village Treasurer to make payments on those claims. The meeting adjourned at 7:46 p.m.

• Appointed Lisa Bet to the Library Board (unanimous).
• Approved abstract 06.09.26 H05 for $3,240.80.
• Approved abstract 06.09.26 AP1 for $312,703.57.
• Approved abstract 06.16.26 AP1 for $95,817.32.
• Approved abstract 06.24.26 AP1 for $176,922.40.
• Approved abstract 05.30.26 Chase-PP for $1,571.24.
• Approved abstract 05.30.26 Chase Savings for $5,433.85.
• Approved abstract 05.30.26 TAX LIEN for $2,127.19.

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees is meeting to hear presentations from two firms that submitted proposals for the Village Hall Landscape Design and Improvement Project. The board will discuss the proposals and may take action on selecting a designer.

• Presentation by Susan Giordano of Susan Giordano Designs
• Presentation by Joan Thill of Orchard Landscaping and Design Inc.
• Village Hall Landscape Design and Improvement Project RFP

The Board of Trustees received and heard presentations from two firms for the Village Hall Landscape Design and Improvement Project. No decision was made on the proposals; the meeting was adjourned after the presentations.

• Received proposals from Susan Giordano Designs and Orchard Landscaping and Design Inc. for the Village Hall Landscape Design and Improvement Project
• Adjourned meeting at 10:53 a.m. (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Sea Cliff Planning Board will hold hearings on three applications: a subdivision and mixed-use building at 227-229 Glen Cove Avenue, a driveway and curb cut expansion at 243 Franklin Avenue, and a six-foot fence at 49 Adams Street. The Glen Cove Avenue application is also listed as a continuation, meaning it was previously discussed and is returning for further review. All items require approvals under specific Village Code chapters.

• Subdivision and mixed-use building (workshop + 2 apartments) at 227-229 Glen Cove Avenue by Do the Cliff Inc.
• Driveway and curb cut expansion at 243 Franklin Avenue by Kevin and Tami White
• Six-foot solid wooden fence at 49 Adams Street by Mary Ann Maier
• Glen Cove Avenue application continued from a prior meeting
• All applications require Village Code approvals (Chapters 112, 107, 64)

Board of Architectural Review

The Sea Cliff Board of Architectural Review is meeting to review three architectural design applications. They will consider a proposed second-floor rear bathroom extension at 13 Leonard Place, modifications to a previously approved project at 32 Sea Cliff Ave, and a one-story rear addition at 10 Circle Way. All items are design reviews, not final approvals.

• Evelyn Pustka: second-floor rear bathroom extension at 13 Leonard Place
• 32 Sea Cliff Ave LLC: modifications to existing approval at 32 Sea Cliff Ave
• Joshua & Rebecca Edelstein: one-story rear addition at 10 Circle Way

The Board of Architectural Review approved two residential projects as presented: a second-floor rear bathroom extension at 13 Leonard Place and a 366 sq ft rear addition with covered porch at 10 Circle Way. A decision on proposed modifications at 32 Sea Cliff Ave was deferred pending updated drawings, with conditions on the mudroom door and front door design.

• Approved second-floor rear bathroom extension at 13 Leonard Place (unanimous)
• Approved 366 sq ft rear addition and covered porch at 10 Circle Way (unanimous)
• Deferred decision on 32 Sea Cliff Ave modifications pending updated drawings
• Approved solid front door with sidelites at 32 Sea Cliff Ave, contingent on updated drawings

Board of Trustees

The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees will discuss and possibly act on old and new business, including battery energy storage legislation, the Village Green, composting, and a salt shed update. Key motions include amending a grant application for coastal slope stabilization and authorizing an HVAC engineering contract.

• Amend CFA application for coastal slope stabilization at 18 Trails, Memorial Park, and Cliff Way to $1,520,000 with $152,000 local share
• Authorize Lizardos Engineering Associates for HVAC replacement at Village Hall and Library, not to exceed $21,700
• Schedule public hearing on 9/14/2026 for proposed local law VSC 26-05 on battery energy storage regulations
• Discuss BESS legislation, Village Green, composting, salt shed update, and SEQRA reviews
• New business: Central Park Playground, beach staff, HVAC engineering

The Board of Trustees approved the minutes from the June 1, 2026 meeting and authorized the Mayor to sign the cable television franchise agreement with Cablevision Systems Long Island Corporation. The Board also declared its intent to purchase a new Spartan Sidemount Pumper fire truck from Hendrickson Fire Rescue Equipment Inc. for an estimated $1,298,994, to be funded through a bond or bond anticipation note. Facility use requests were approved for the Sea Cliff Avenue business district to close the avenue on June 12, 2026, and for the Sea Cliff Landmarks Association to use the Stenson Memorial Library lawn on June 14, 2026.

• Approved minutes from the June 1, 2026 meeting
• Authorized Mayor to sign cable franchise agreement with Cablevision
• Declared intent to purchase Spartan fire truck for $1,298,994 via bond
• Approved facility use for Sea Cliff Avenue closure on June 12, 2026
• Approved facility use for Landmarks Association at library lawn on June 14, 2026

Board of Trustees

The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees will discuss and possibly act on two grant applications: one for $400,000 in federal firefighter assistance (with a $19,047.62 local match) and one for coastal slope stabilization at 18 Trails, Memorial Park, and Cliff Way. The agenda also includes updates on the salt shed and composting projects, plus upcoming meeting dates.

• Authorize application for FY2025 Assistance to Firefighters grant: $400,000, local match $19,047.62
• Authorize application to Consolidated Funding Application (CFA) for coastal slope stabilization at 18 Trails, Memorial Park, and Cliff Way
• Old business: Salt Shed and Composting updates

The Board of Trustees unanimously approved four actions: applying for a $400,000 Firefighters grant with a local match, applying for $1,470,000 in coastal stabilization funding, adopting the June 2024 Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, and applying for a vacuum truck grant up to $400,000. All motions were approved unanimously by those present.

• Authorized application for $400,000 Assistance to Firefighters grant with $19,047.62 local match (unanimous)
• Authorized application for $1,470,000 coastal slope stabilization at 18 Trails, Memorial Park, Cliff Way with $147,000 local share (unanimous)
• Adopted Comprehensive Safety Action Plan dated June 2024 (unanimous)
• Authorized application for vacuum truck up to $400,000 with 25% local cost share (unanimous)

Board of Architectural Review

The Sea Cliff Board of Architectural Review will meet on June 16, 2026, at 6:45 p.m. at Village Hall to review five architectural design applications. These include modifications to an existing approval, a new business sign, a garage window addition, a home renovation and expansion, and enclosure of a breezeway. All items are design review only; no final decisions are noted in the agenda.

• 32 Sea Cliff Ave LLC: modification of existing approval at 32 Sea Cliff Ave
• 295 Glen Cove LLC (Elisa and James Pickel): two-sided post and panel business sign at 259 Glen Cove Ave
• Amanda and Travis Laderer: addition of window to back of garage at 3 Sheridan Lane
• Melissa King and Peter Savitsky: renovation and expansion of single-family home at 315 Littleworth Lane
• Shelly McCann: enclosure of existing 64 ft breezeway at 39 Bay Ave

The Board of Architectural Review approved four applications as presented: a renovation and expansion at 315 Littleworth Lane, a breezeway enclosure at 39 Bay Ave, a garage window addition at 3 Sheridan Lane, and a two-sided business sign at 295 Glen Cove Ave (with matte posts). A new storefront sign for 316-324 Sea Cliff Ave was postponed for code review, and a decision on modifications at 32 Sea Cliff Ave was reserved pending revised drawings.

• Approved renovation and expansion of single-family home at 315 Littleworth Lane (Melissa King and Peter Savitsky) as presented.
• Approved enclosure of 64 ft breezeway at 39 Bay Ave (Shelly McCann) as presented.
• Approved addition of window to back of garage at 3 Sheridan Lane (Amanda and Travis Laderer) as presented.
• Approved two-sided post and panel business sign at 295 Glen Cove Ave (295 Glen Cove Ave LLC) as presented, with posts to be cellular (matte) not shiny.
• Postponed review of new 70' x 18' storefront sign at 316-324 Sea Cliff Ave (76 Summit Ave LLC) pending code review and neighboring storefront inspection.
• Reserved decision on modifications to existing approval at 32 Sea Cliff Ave (32 Sea Cliff Ave LLC) pending revised drawings and new mockups of mudroom door.

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a hearing for a subdivision and mixed-use building at 227-229 Glen Cove Avenue. The meeting also includes continuations regarding site plan approvals for properties on Bay Avenue, Prospect Avenue, and Glen Cove Avenue.

• Subdivision and mixed-use building (workshop and two apartments) at 227-229 Glen Cove Avenue
• New dwelling and wall permit exceeding four feet at 14 Bay Avenue
• Demolition and new single family dwelling at 38 Prospect Avenue
• Two-story mixed use building and parking lot at 209 Glen Cove Avenue

The Planning Board adjourned the applications for 38 Prospect Avenue and 14 Bay Avenue to the next meeting, subject to legal notice requirements. The Board also marked off the calendar for up to three months the application of 209 Glen Cove Ave LLC, on a motion adopted four votes in favor. The public hearing for Do the Cliff Inc.'s subdivision and site plan application at 227-229 Glen Cove Avenue was continued to July 8, 2026, pending a landscape plan.

• Adjourned applications of 38 Prospect Avenue and 14 Bay Avenue to next Board meeting
• Marked off calendar for up to 3 months the application of 209 Glen Cove Ave LLC
• Continued public hearing for Do the Cliff Inc. (227-229 Glen Cove Avenue) to July 8, 2026

Board of Trustees

The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees will discuss and possibly act on several items, including appointments, policy updates, and facility use permits for beach events. The board will consider appointing Tyler Olsson as Motor Equipment Operator, a FOIL policy, an EAP renewal, and a time and labor module. They will also review permit applications for yoga on the beach, Friday Night Music, and a library book sale.

• Appoint Tyler Olsson to Motor Equipment Operator
• FOIL Policy
• EAP Renewal
• Facility use permit for yoga on the beach on 6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27, 7/11, 7/18 from 8-8:45am
• Facility use permit for Friday Night Music on 6/26, 7/3, 7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31, 8/7, 8/14, 8/21 from 7-10pm

The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees unanimously approved the minutes of the 5/11/2026 meeting and authorized the mayor to sign an Employee Assistance Program Services Agreement with the Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. for $1,500 for one year. The board also approved the removal of a 'Children at Play' sign at 356 Littleworth Lane, appointed Tyler Olsson as Motor Equipment Operator, and authorized the Village Clerk to sign a payroll services proposal with PBI Payroll. Several facility use permits were granted for beach yoga, Friday Night Music, a library book sale, and live music at 46 Roslyn Avenue, and the board adopted a FOIL policy.

• Approved minutes of 5/11/2026 meeting
• Authorized mayor to sign EAP agreement with LICADD for $1,500 for one year
• Authorized removal of 'Children at Play' sign at 356 Littleworth Lane
• Appointed Tyler Olsson as Motor Equipment Operator effective 6/1/2026
• Authorized Village Clerk to sign PBI Payroll proposal at $3.75 per employee per month
• Approved facility use permits for beach yoga, Friday Night Music, library book sale, and live music at 46 Roslyn Avenue
• Adopted Village of Sea Cliff FOIL Policy

Board of Architectural Review

The Sea Cliff Board of Architectural Review will meet on May 19, 2026, to review five architectural design applications. These include a new fence, a siding change, a rear addition with deck, window-to-door conversions, and a signage modification. All items are under design review; no final decisions are noted on the agenda.

• 120 ft of 4 ft scalloped cedar color PVC fencing with one gate at 20 Prospect Ave
• Siding change from board and batten to cedar shingles at 43 Laurel Ave (continued)
• Rear two-story addition and rear deck at 43 8th Ave
• Window-to-door changes at 28 Leonard Place
• Signage change at 466A Glen Cove Ave

The Board of Architectural Review approved all five applications on its agenda. John McConnell's rear two-story addition and deck was approved contingent on completed site plans and changing the west elevation window to resemble double-hung windows. The other four applications—window-to-door changes for Kim and Robert Silva, siding change for Aileen and Jason Martin, a PVC fence for Geri Reichgut, and a signage change for Svetlana Karshigerna—were each unanimously approved as presented. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m.

• Approved John McConnell's rear two-story addition and deck, contingent on completed site plans and changing the west elevation window to double-hung style.
• Approved Kim and Robert Silva's application to change windows to doors.
• Approved Aileen and Jason Martin's application to change siding from board and batten to cedar shingles.
• Approved Geri Reichgut's application for a 120-foot, 4-foot scalloped cedar-color PVC fence with one gate.
• Approved Svetlana Karshigerna's application for a change in approved signage.