Danielle Fugazy Scagliola

Proposed 2027 City Budget

City tax on a typical $805,000 home rises $97.81 (2.82%); the total levy grows $609,450.

Roadway, Drainage and Sidewalk Improvements

$717,772 contract, funded through the capital bond.

Water Department Cybersecurity

Up to $37,500, largely covered by a state grant.

2026 road, drainage and sidewalk improvements

$717,772 drainage contract plus an $84,485 road contract change order.

Landmark designation of the First Presbyterian Church (7 North Lane)

Failed $4.9M bond ordinance for capital improvements

$4.9 million in borrowing — about $2 million less than last year — but delayed projects could cost more if bid prices rise.

Chemical Bulk Storage Spill Prevention Plan

Unknown — cleanup is state-led, but property values and health costs fall on residents.

Federal and State Police Grants

$1,156,600 in grant funds offset costs; the Tahoe purchase is $86,396.20.

Commercial building permit fee increase

Raises costs for commercial builders, adding revenue to the city.

New stop sign at Kirkwood Drive and Brookdale Road

Minimal — a stop sign and signage costs only.

Electric Vehicle Charging Fees

New charging revenue at $0.40/kWh covers city costs after the state grant ended.

Pulaski Street Garage Lease to North Shore Honda

About $10,417 per month in lease revenue, retroactive to June 2026.

Nassau County Hazard Mitigation Plan

Hotel occupancy tax uncertainty

Budget shifts $150,000 out of the hotel tax line but still counts on some of that revenue.

Sales Tax Revenue Shift from County to State

New revenue streams include $286,000 hotel occupancy tax and increased state aid of $659,000.

Parking Violation and Fine Amendments

Budget projects $205,000 more in police/parking-fine revenue; new fines range $25–$300.

Water system maintenance at Nancy Court well

Up to $140,800 for the emergency carbon replacement.

Cigarette litter recycling program launched

Funded by a $15,000 grant, not city dollars.

road closure

Probably just a few hours of inconvenience—no major cost unless you own a business that relies on that stretch of road during the morning rush.

garbage collection schedule

No direct city cost is cited, but missing the Oct. 28 yard-waste and metal deadline could mean paying for private disposal or waiting until next season.

2027 Budget adoption (Resolution 8.A)

Ordinance amendment — EV charging stations, Sec. 265-32.2(C) (2.B / 7.A)

Fee schedule for Brewster Street Garage EV charging (2.C / 8.H)

Approval of October 13, 2026 minutes (3.A)

Warrants 2616, 2616V and 2616U (5.A-C)

Budget errata resolution (8.N)

Resolutions 8.B through 8.M (contracts, fees, proclamations)

Appointment — Madeline Buer, part-time rec leader (9.A)

Warrant 2616

Warrant 2616V

Warrant 2616U

Resolution adopting the proposed 2027 Budget.

Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an on-call agreement with D & B Engineers and Architects, for the preparation of a chemical bulk storage spill prevention plan for three locations, at a cost not to exceed $10,817.82.

Resolution accepting Change of Ownership and Acknowledging New Contracting Entity for Contract #2026-001B

Resolution proclaiming October 28, 2026 as National First Responders Day in Glen Cove.

Resolution authorizing St. Pauls Episcopal Church to erect twenty (20) lawn signs from November 22, 2026 through December 7, 2026, to advertise their annual "Breakfast With Santa".

Resolution authorizing the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce to erect twenty (20) lawn signs, November 3, 2026 through November 16, 2026, to advertise their annual "Shop Glen Cove Showcase"

Close public hearing on HCVP 2027 Administrative Plan

Close public hearing on parking violation amendments

Approval of City Council minutes of September 22, 2026

2027 Budget adoption (Resolution 8.A)

Budget relies on unassured hotel tax and ticket revenue and starts from a roughly $4 million hole

Public hearing close and 2027 budget second hearing (2.A)

Ordinance amendment — EV charging stations, Sec. 265-32.2(C) (2.B / 7.A)

Fee schedule for Brewster Street Garage EV charging (2.C / 8.H)

Approval of October 13, 2026 minutes (3.A)

Budget errata resolution (8.N)

Motion to table Resolutions 8.R and 8.S (retroactive entertainment payments)

Wants confirmation the money is in the account before it is spent.

Resolutions 8.A through 8.T (landmark designation, contracts, elevator repair, website, events, police grant and training)

The spending wasn't budgeted correctly and the revenue isn't confirmed yet.

Local Law ___ - 2026: fitness studios allowed in B-1, B-2, B-3 districts

Resolution 8A: Environmental Assessment Form and Negative Declaration for the fitness studio zoning amendment

Resolutions 8B through 8T (contracts, events, police vehicles)

Glen Street time-limit parking amendment

Resolutions 8A through 8EE

Resolution 9A: Appoint Luca A. Mandato as Police Officer

Ordinances 7A–7C: New parking rules on Prestwick Terrace, Francis Terrace and Austral Avenue

Ordinance 7D: $4,923,057 serial bonds for capital improvements

The capital program contains necessary projects including water work, though she urged careful fiscal review.

Motion to table Ordinance 7A (capital bond)

Two council members were absent and she did not want to rush a $5 million vote.

Ordinance 7A — $4,923,057 serial bond for capital improvements

Saw no harm in giving a colleague two weeks for due diligence given the rushed budget.

adoption of Ordinance 7A