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Reminder...
Annual Shareholder Meeting
Saturday, August 21 - 10 a.m.
At The ENFD
Beach Maitenance Day
Sluice Clean Up Day was held on
Saturday, May 13 9am -11 am. We had a great turnout,
including new neighbors (one family who
hasn't even moved into their house yet) and students
working on their community service hours.
Jobs
accomplished:-
oBeach clean up
oRestained tables
oRestained trash fencing
oDisposed
of broken boats, etc. left by storm
oFilled hole at boat ramp repair added
gravel & sand.
Many thanks to our volunteers for their
help keeping up our beach: John Wachter (and welcome!), Stephanie & Bryan Rodelis,
Jonathan Halpern, Donna, James & Mike Martino (and
welcome!), Cheryl DiAntonio, Sean & Fred Klein, Maureen
Murphy, Patrick Kawakami, Ellen & Roger Acosta, Stellanie Poalillo,
Barbara Wilman, Anna Grace, Paul Adair, Gerry Hoppe and
of course, Bill Raisch!
Beach Trash Receptacles
Recycling receptacles have been provided at the beach
and volunteers have setup recycle pails. Please be kind
and help by disposing of your trash in the appropriate
pail.
Robberies
There is rash of robberies in the area. It has been
reported two young people perhaps teens, male and
female, have driving a red car have been stealing
unattended items including athletic equipment.Residents should take care to safeguard their
property.
Rep.Israel, Mayor Irving
Announce
Approval of Federally-Funded Repairs for Asharoken
Seawall
Washington,
DC - On Thursday, Rep. Steve Israel (D-Huntington) and
Asharoken
Mayor Patricia Irving announced that the
Army Corps of Engineers had approvedplans to repair the seawall protecting Asharoken Avenue. The seawall sufferedsubstantial damage during the March
storms. "Today we received good news from the Army Corps
of Engineers. The Army Corps has approved plans to
repair the Asharoken seawall and the cost of the repairs
will be 100 percent federallyfunded," said Rep. Israel.
"This emergency protection project for Asharoken is
sorely needed for theresidents of this community and I am
glad we were able to get it expedited. Icommend the Corps for heeding our call
on this project, but we still need allhands on deck to finish the long-term
Army Corps Asharoken project whichCongress has authorized. I will continue
to work with Rep. Israel and the Corpsto provide Asharoken residents the
protection they need," said Sen.Schumer.
"I'm very pleased with the speed in which
Headquarters USACE approved the Asharoken seawall
report," said Col. John R. Boule,
commander, New York District,
USArmy Corps of Engineers. "We will
aggressively move forward to meet all milestones.
The Army Corps of Engineers Headquarters approved $2.7
million for this plannedproject. The project is scheduled to
open for bids on June 8, 2010, beginrepairs on August 2, 2010 and be
completed by February 1, 2011.Rep. Israel has previously secured
federal funds for seawall improvements. For 2010, Rep.
Israel secured $121,000 in federal funding for
improvements to the Asharokenseawall. For 2009, Rep. Israel secured
$96,000 in federal funding for stormdamage reduction. Rep.
Israel
serves on the House Appropriations Committee.
1Friday, January 01, 2010
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The Corp Launches Redesigned Web Site
In an effort to better serve our shareholders, the Corp has redesigned its web presence. The new design should make it easier to find and navigate information.