HUNTINGTON NY - TOWN CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER - CORRUPTION

History Four - 1998 - 2007

BONGIORNO'S NURSERIES AND LANDSCAPING:

Family Business

FLORAL PRODUCTS:

Family owned and operated
"Larkfield Flowers"

Photo of Adelige Barutti Bongiorno

Born in Italy in the region of Triesta, on December 12, 1898, deceased October 1987 of Italian decent. Occupation was Homemaker.

Photo of Caroline A. McCumiskey Prianti

Photo of my grandmother, Caroline A. Prianti - Born in New York January 10th, 1894, deceased June 1983 of Irish decent. Occupation was Homemaker.

The Greatest Loss Is For My Family !

'Charles F. Bongiorno Jr. ' reveals just a tiny piece of the storie from his families back history and roots on Long Island.

By Charles F. Bongiorno Jr.
President

MY CHILDREN WILL LOSE THE MOST they will not have the chance to grow into this family owned business.

JANUARY 30TH, 1998 THIRD DISTRICT COURT: My Father and I met with Mr. Butterfield for trial but the Town of Huntington wanted to dismiss. Hon. Judge Mackenzie presided. We requested that the charges be withdrawn with prejudice so we wouldn't have to incur legal fees again. The Town opposed and the Judge instructed Mr. Butterfield and the Town Attorneys to meet to settle the sign ordeal.

'Family Owned business pushed out of East Northport! By Town Code Enforcement Officers!
-- A father's last words "my children will not have the chance to grow into this family owned business" "

MARCH 12TH, 1998 - DECISION AFTER TRIAL SEE DOC. RECIEVED DECISION CONCERNING HUTO - 1247 HUTO - 1246 HON. JOHN MULLIN DISMISSED 107.40 CPL DATE OF PLEA - 1-30-98 DATE OF DISPOSITION - 1-30-98

JANUARY 14TH AND JANUARY 21ST, 2001 - 2 SUMMONS ISSUED SEE COPYS 2 SUMMONS ISSUED BY HUNTINGTON TOWN CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER ELEANORA DANGELO, SENT TO 240 ELWOOD ROAD, EAST NORTHPORT, NY
ISSURE FOR " ILLEGAL USE OF LAND " 198-10A , SET TO APPEAR MAY 17TH, 2001 - CALENDER COURT DATE

MAY 17TH, 2001 - CALENDER COURT DATE - 2 SUMMONS DISMISSED Met with Town Assistant Attorney's; Rhonda Tillim Shepardson and John Bace, John felt we had illegally kept the trucks parked, Rhonda felt we were being continually harassed by the town code enforcement officers. She took copies of three court decisions, and said, " this has been going on too long". She stated that all these documents will be kept in our folder. She had these two tickets from January 14th, 2001 dismissed.

DISMISSED BY JUDGE PATRICK BARTON - MAY 17TH, 2001

DECEMBER 4TH, 2006 - NOTICE FROM CODE ENFORCEMENT INSPECTOR - PHILIP COLWELL We recieved a letter from Philip Colwell stating we were in violation of Chapter 198 Section 198-10a ... "TO WIT: MAINTAINING THE OPERATION OF COMMERCIAL BUSINESS ON THE DESCRIBED PROPERTY AND STORAGE OF LANDSCAPING EQUIPMENT"

We spoke to Mr. Colwell and explained that this violation has come before the courts several times. We continuing to express that several Long Island Judges have not only dismissed the violation but have literally thrown it out of court. Due to the appellate decision etc. His reply was that he cannot do anything if the case was dismissed by a judge.

see:
JULY 9TH, 1994 - SUPREME COURT DECISION SEE DOC. SUPREME COURT OF STATE OF NEW YORK APPELLATE TERM 9TH AND 10TH DISTRICTS: ( HUTO- 1522-93 ) Reverses decision - no contest on the alleged charges of MAINTAINING A COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE

SEPTEMBER 22ND, 2011 - APPEARANCE TICKET NOTICE FROM CODE ENFORCEMENT INSPECTOR - FELECIA We recieved a ticket from Felecia stating we were in violation of Chapter 188 Section 188-3 ... "TRESPASSING ON TOWN PROPERTY" for a retaining wall and fence we installed on georgia street,

We spoke to Felecia and explained that the retaining wall was not on town property. We built the wall on our property. The existing fence and wall was falling down and we just installed new ones. She said that we are on town property and that we need to get a permit for the wall and fence. We told her that the wall was not more then 4 ft tall and she said that putting the fence on the wall makes it now higher then 4 ft. We need a "hold harmless agreement" from the "Town of Huntington" and must be signed by the William Naughton the Superintendent of Highways. We proceeded to get the documents signed and notorized and then on court date December 21st 2011 we handed all documentation to town attorney. The town attorney stated that all papers were in order and we should not be there and recommended case to be dismissed. She told Felecia that she will have to issue a new ticket for the wall and permit. Then we proceeded to go in front of the judge. He stated we will recieve an ACOD for the charges and will be on probation for 6 months. All to be dismissed if there is no more issues on this matter during probation.

FINAL OUT COME TO BE SEEN?

Corporate Office:: 240 Elwood Road
East Northport, New York 11731
(631) 368-8123

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