VILLAGE OF NISSEQUOGUE TAX WARRANT

TAX WARRANT

To Patricia Mulderig, Treasurer of the Village of Nissequogue
You are hereby commanded to receive and collect from the several persons names in the assessment roll, hereunto annexed, the several sums named in the last column thereof opposite their respective names, for the following purposes:


DOLLARS/CENTS
For the General Fund $1,772,304.00
Being for all purposes a total amount of $1,772,304.00
Non-real estate revenue $ 353,537.00
Total Real Estate Tax $1,418,767.00
Upon the receipt of the roll and warrant by you, and or before the first day of May, the Village Clerk shall cause to be published on the official web site of the Village, for two consecutive weeks, a notice that such tax roll and Warrant have been left with you for the collection of taxes therein levied, and shall designate one or more convenient places in the Village where you will receive taxes from June first to and including July second from ten o’clock in the morning until 4 o’clock in the afternoon, Tuesday and Thursday; for said period of time you will receive all taxes paid to you without additional charge.
On all such taxes remaining unpaid after July 2nd, interest of five percent shall be added for the month of July and an additional one percent for each month and fraction thereof thereafter until paid.
You shall attend at the time and place specified in said notice for the purpose of receiving said taxes;
After the first day of July you shall proceed to collect the taxes remaining unpaid, with interest as herein provided, but without any other fee or charge, and for that purpose you are possessed of all powers of a village tax collector.
All interest collected shall belong to the Village.
You are to make a return of this warrant on or before the first day of February after the delivery thereof to you, showing the total amount of taxes paid and each tax unpaid, with the receipt of the Village Treasurer for all taxes paid to him/her, and shall file the role and warrant in the office of the village clerk.
And for so doing this shall be your sufficient warrant.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF; The Board of Trustees of said Village of Nissequogue has caused these presents to be signed by its Mayor and Clerk of the said Village and the seal of the Village is hereunto affixed, this 10th day of April 2012.

Attest: Maryjane B. Kenney
Village Clerk
Richard B. Smith
Mayor

Village of Nissequogue

Incorporated in 1926, the Village of Nissequogue is located in Suffolk County on the North Shore of Long Island about 50 miles east of New York City. The geographic area of the Village is 3.6 square miles. It is bounded on the west by the Nissequogue River, on the north by the Long Island Sound, on the east by Stony Brook Harbor and on the south by the Village of Head-of –the-Harbor and the Town of Smithtown.

The Village of Nissequogue is the site of the original settlement of the Town of Smithtown. Richard Smith, the Patentee, founded the town in 1665 on land deeded to him by Lion Gardiner and Wyandanch, who was the Sachem of the Montauks.

Within the Village borders, there is Delafield Woods, Butler Huntington Woods and the David Weld Nature Conservancy which contain many nature trails where residents and visitors can view many different native trees as well as other indigenous flora. Along the Nissequogue River Basin, Short Beach and Stony Brook Harbor are found many unique marshlands that are home to a host of native marsh grasses as well as a number of large and small seabirds.

Many species of birds nest within the Village. These include herons, egrets, ducks, ospreys, Canada geese, owls and red-tail hawks. Woodland animals such as the red fox, raccoon, opossum, cottontail and deer are common sightings.

The Village is entirely residential. Within the Village, there are no industrial or commercial installations or uses permitted except agricultural and horticultural uses or special uses which may be permitted and regulated by the Village.

Joint Coastal Management Commission

The Joint Coastal Management Commission is a joint commission with the Village of Head of the Harbor. The Local Waterfront Revitalization Programs (LWRP) articulates objectives for the preservation, protection and proactive development of the coastal environment. This commission is charged with making recommendations regarding the LWRP to the Village Boards. It is also concerned with water flow and drainage as impacted by development or construction.

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