Nolan says “during my campaign for re-election, I asked you to give me the team I need and I will give you the government you deserve. You did,” he said, “And beginning today, we will.” ** Now he never said it would be in Islip
They did an audit to find some how, anyway something, please from 20 years ago! Can you say conflict of interest? SHEEHAN & CO 165 ORINOCO DR BRIGHTWATERS, NY 117182,500.0001-OCT-07FRIENDS OF PHIL NOLAN SHEEHAN & CO CPA PC 165 ORINOCO DR BRIGHTWATERS, NY117181,000.0013-JUN-08FRIENDS OF PHIL NOLAN SEEHAN & CO. CPA 165 ORINOCO DRIVE BRIGHTWATERS, NY 11718300.0018-AUG-07FRIENDS OF EDWARDS SHEENAN & CO. C.P.A. 165 ORINOCO DRIVE BRIGHTWATERS, NY 11718250.0015-OCT-07FRIENDS OF EDWARDS
I think it’s important our residents are informed of the happenings in Town Hall," explained Nolan. *That is why when residents FOIL for information the Town refuses to answer or delays for months, which is against the law.
"This is about accountability of resources," said Islip Town Supervisor Phil Nolan.
"If you take your vehicle on a trip to Montauk, that's going to be on a GPS," he said. A spokeswoman for the town workers' union, Teamsters Local 237, declined to comment.
"What I've tried to do since I came to town hall was to increase accountability," said Islip Town Supervisor Philip Nolan.
This will enable the tracking of a total of 614 town vehicles used by employees, including public safety officers, code enforcement officers, commissioners and other town personnel, Nolan said. Nolan said that the GPS software will bolster the productivity of town services,
Nolan has aimed to put a lid on town expenses by cutting employee overtime, revoking health benefits for members of part-time boards. (But gave worker in his office p/t benefits+a personal contribution for consulting when she was married of 2000.00 to a kid)
"The person in charge was the worst abuser," Islip Supervisor Phil Nolan said. "That was the ultimate irony." (The worst irony is he turned out to be the worst abuser!)
May 5, 2007
During a heated two-hour informational meeting Friday, more than 100 residents clashed with Islip Town Supervisor Philip Nolan over his plan to raise rents on three Great South Bay islands and potentially evict longtime leaseholders. Boos and cries of "You're not getting re-elected" met Nolan in the packed town hall before he spoke about what he believed was his obligation to find ways of increasing town revenue.
"The idea of conducting an appraisal is completely in line with my fiduciary responsibility," Nolan told the crowd. He said later the town would consider residents' suggestions, including delaying the turnover process and implementing a payment plan option.
Speaker after speaker criticized the proposed plan, which, beginning June 1, would raise rents to what the town says is market value on 39 parcels on Captree Island, Sexton Island and Havermeyer Point Island. This member has 3 family members homes over their- you figure it outFOREST CLOCK PO BOX 355 OCEAN BEACH, NY 11770 250.00 06-MAR-07 FRIENDS OF PHIL NOLAN
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Nolan can’t and doesn’t answer 15 questionsof 65,
3. If elected will you accept a vehicle from the town? Datre N **Nolan Y
7. Do you pledge to support legislation requiring that any expenditure over $5,000, including consulting and legal work, be put out to competitive bid? Datre Y Nolan –CAN'T ANSWER
9. Should Island land leases situated on Captree Island, SextonIsland and HavermeyerPointIsland in the Great South Bay be reappraised and open for public bid? Datre –Y Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
10. Should Islip consider garbage fees as a revenue source? Datre –N Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
20. Do you feel that the creation of villages will increase taxes for village residents Datre—Y Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
24. Do you support the establishment of an ATV park? Datre-N Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
34. Should long term environmental needs be given a higher priority over the everyday requirements of the citizens? DATRE—Y Nolan----CAN'T ANSWER
37. Do you support the creation of a high-density zone for mobile and modular housing in order to provide low-cost housing for senior citizens and young families? DATRE-Y Nolan----CAN'T ANSWER
38. Should the school districts be encouraged to provide the town with the addresses of all children attending school so that illegal two-family homes can be identified? DATRE-Y Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
40. Should a town residency requirement for town employees be enforced? DATRE-Y Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
****42. If elected, do you pledge not to vote for any salary increases for yourself during this term of office? DATRE-Y NOLAN –NO
44. Will you require all IslipTown employees to contribute towards their health benefits? DATRE-NNolan---CAN'T ANSWER
46.Will you require that all full-time town employees work a full 40 hour week year round? DATRE-Y Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
50. Should hamlets be encouraged to incorporate into villages, where upon the citizens would have more influence over local development? DATRE- N Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
57. Should Islip Town residents receive free parking at the airport? DATRE-Y Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
62. Do you support historic preservation ordinances for downtown business areas? DATRE-Y Nolan---CAN'T ANSWER
65. Do open space and land preservation priorities outweigh the need for land for affordable housing? DATRE-N Nolan----CAN'T ANSWER
If a real estate representative wishes to display an apartment more than once, they must first check to see if it is properly permitted, he explained. In addition to this, Nolan highlighted the town's own initiative to curb illegal housing. "We want people to know that we have a code and we take it seriously," said Nolan.
This campaign sign placed by Nolan was put on the property of a home renting illegal apartments, but it was ok.
Upsetting breaking news
But not surprised:
But look who else took campaign money HOLIDAY MANAGEMENT ASSOC INC 400 POST AVE WESTBURY, NY 11590 1,500.00 15-FEB-07 FRIENDS OF PHIL NOLAN HOLIDAY MGMT ASSOC 400 POST AVE WESTBURY, NY 11590 600.00 13-JUN-08 FRIENDS OF PHIL NOLAN HOLIDAY MGMT ASSOC 400 POST AVE WESTBURY, NY 11590 900.00 01-NOV-07 FRIENDS OF PHIL NOLAN
HOLIDAY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES INC. 400 POST AVENUE WESTBURY, NY 11590 3,000.00 05-JUL-07 CITIZENS FOR BRIAN FOLEY 2007 JULY PERIODIC
We now know Islip Supervisor has dirtied us too! Foley attacked for taking contributions from felon-
9/26-Newsday-BY ERIK GERMAN Brookhaven Republicans attacked Democratic Supervisor Brian Foley Wednesday for accepting campaign contributions from a development firm owned by a convicted felon looking to build in the town.
Gerald Monter's Westbury-based company, The Holiday Organization, made $4,750 in legal contributions to Foley this year, SuffolkCounty records show, placing it in the top five of the supervisor's corporate donors. And the firm has arranged to raise more. In 1988, the wealthy Manhasset developer was convicted of bribery for paying his chauffeur $5,000 to keep his name out of a murder investigation. Prosecutors accused Monter of ordering his chauffeur to break the kneecaps of a construction foreman after the man quit his job and made threats against Monter. The chauffeur hired someone to shoot the foreman in the legs, but the hired man instead killed the foreman. The chauffeur pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Monter served 18 months of a 11/2 to 41/2-year prison sentence.
“Everyone on the town board feels the same,” said Supervisor Phil Nolan. “This is visual pollution and we want to take steps to stop it.” Nolan has recently instructed the DPW to remove signs onsight after reporting an upsurge in both the number of advertisements and constituent complaints.
Newsday- "You know the fact that they went after these GPS devices and the fact that some employees didn't like us putting them in the vehicles kind of makes you think that," Nolan said. (so much for accusing employees of stealing, statement was terribly FALSE)
This campaign sign placed by Nolan was put on the property of a home renting illegal apartments, but it was ok.
“Everyone on the town board feels the same,” said Supervisor Phil Nolan. “This is visual pollution and we want to take steps to stop it.” Nolan has recently instructed the DPW to remove signs onsight after reporting an upsurge in both the number of advertisements and constituent complaints.