Theresa Mari
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 27
- Total speaking time
- 56:44
- Avg per meeting
- 2:06
- Segments
- 967
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Top issues during term (20)
The Cornerstone Melville Mixed-Use Development
Increases commercial and residential assessment values in the Melville area.
Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Restrictions
Nullified potential state equipment rebate utilization for commercial landscaping shifts.
Municipal Budget Adjustments and Capital Grants
Speakers estimated roughly $300,000 for the audit with potentially several million dollars in identified savings.
election results
Your property taxes and local spending priorities are likely to stay steady since the ruling party isn't changing.
Map of Eastern Hills Subdivision Waivers
Private developer funding for drainage infrastructure.
Residential Variance Requests and Neighborhood Improvements
Private property investments with no direct cost to the town.
Manor Farm Park License Agreement
Residents argued the program and caretaker arrangement cost taxpayers nothing and provide community and educational value.
voting system changes
Implementing these new voting procedures could cost taxpayers extra money for administrative overhauls and potential legal fights.
SEQRA Compliance and Generic Environmental Impact Statements for TDFRs
Economic certainty and development timelines for commercial property owners acquiring sanitary flow credits.
Tax Cap Considerations and Upcoming Budget Hearings
The budget gap stands at approximately $16 million between a services-rolled-forward budget of $264 million and a tax-cap-compliant draft of $248 million.
2026 Preliminary Operating and Capital Budgets
Overall town fund budget increases by 2.3% with a 0% tax increase in general and part-town funds.
Heckscher Park Improvements and Open Space Funds
Directly impacts how $6.4 million in open space reserves and park improvement funds are budgeted and spent.
Battery Storage System Moratorium
No direct cost to taxpayers — it's a temporary pause on approvals while the town studies the issue.
Water District Bond Authorizations and Infrastructure Upgrades
Involves $7.075 million in total appropriations, backed by $3.875 million in bond debt and $3.2 million in district funds.
Kite Drive Code Enforcement and Accessory Apartment Review
Adds two legal rental/housing units to the town's accessory apartment stock without density concerns.
Comac Little League Field Renovation Funding
Involves a recommended $360,000 town funding allocation alongside $139,100 from the little league organization.
Commercial Property Use and Vehicle Restrictions on Depot Road
Negligible financial impact on the town.
Blighted Property Enforcement and Foreclosure Discussion
Potential administrative and abatement costs recoverable through property liens.
storm recovery and power outages
Residents face potential financial hits from spoiled groceries, lost work time, and possible property damage from fallen trees.
Jill Estates Subdivision Yield Determination
Twelve new homes could affect neighborhood character, traffic, and school enrollment in East Northport.
Decisions during term (1048)
Recorded while Mari was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Public Hearing #23791 — Donna Marano, 583 McKinley Terrace, Centerport
Public Hearing #23788 — Joanne Marden, 5 Frostfield Place, Melville
Public Hearing #23787 — Parker and Alexandra Weber, 5 Longford Street, Huntington
Public Hearing #23759 — Ian Singh, 20 Ontario Street, Huntington
Public Hearing #23789 — Michael G. Sessa, 1140 Carlls Straight Path, Dix Hills
Public Hearing #23761 — Phillip Carlucci, 73 Beaumont Drive, Melville
Other Business — Accessory Dwelling Unit preliminary approvals
Resolutions 2026-535 through 2026-560
2026-536 AUTHORIZE the Supervisor to execute an Intermunicipal Agreement with the Village of Lindenhurst for the temporary use of a sanitation truck, nunc pro tunc.
2026-537 ACCEPT donations of desserts from King Kullen for the Huntington Senior Center’s Italian Feast – Pasta Party, nunc pro tunc.
2026-538 AUTHORIZE an extension of time to pay taxes for those persons granted a Senior Citizen Tax Exemption and/or Enhanced Star Exemption pursuant to Chapter 178 of the Code of the Town of Huntington.
2026-539 AUTHORIZE the Supervisor to apply for and receive financial assistance from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for the Municipal Waste Reduction, Recycling and Recycling Coordination (MWRC) State…
2026-540 AUTHORIZE the Supervisor to execute an agreement with the Suffolk County Department of Health Services for a revision of the 2026 Budget for the provision of Drug Treatment and Prevention Services and Alternatives for Youth…
2026-541 AUTHORIZE the Supervisor to execute a Memorandum of Understanding with Friends of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of Suffolk (RSVP) for the Department of Human Services Senior Division.
2026-543 AUTHORIZE the Comptroller to amend the 2026 Operating Budget for the Town of Huntington and its special districts – Department of General Services.
2026-544 AUTHORIZE the Comptroller to amend the 2026 Operating Budget for the Town of Huntington and its special districts – various departments.
2026-546 AUTHORIZE appropriate action(s) in accordance with Huntington Town Code Chapter 156 Property Maintenance; Nuisances, Article VII, Blighted Property, §156-67, action by Town Board for failure to comply or abate violations.
2026-547 AUTHORIZE named financial institutions as depositories for tax receipts and authorizing the Receiver of Taxes to execute collateral agreements or accept letters of credit for tax receipt accounts on behalf of the Town of…
2026-548 ABOLISH and adjust the imprest petty cash funds for various departments of the Town of Huntington.
2026-549 ACCEPT a road dedication for the subdivision known as Golf Estates.
Voting record (24)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Defeat of Gas Leaf Blower Restriction Ordinance
Adopt Local Law Introductory No. 26-2026 (Tax Levy Limit Override)
Authorize South Huntington Water District PFAS Treatment Improvements and Bonds
Authorize Huntington Sewer District Facility Improvements and Bonds
Resolution 2026-303: Underground Tank Replacement Bonds
Resolution 2026-304: Security Cameras and Equipment Bonds
Resolution 2026-309: Energy Initiative Bond Authorization ($15.5M)
Approval of Special Use Permit for Melville Crossing (75 Maxess Road)
Seat Sanitary Sewage Treatment Study Committee
Schedule Public Hearing for School District Financial Impact Agreements
Resolution 2026-40: Dedication of East 6th Street
Amend and Schedule Public Hearing for Civil Enforcement Law
Designate Town Hearing Officer
Appropriate Funds for Dix Hills Water District Wellhead Treatment
Appropriate Funds for Huntington Sewer District Capacity Upgrades
Appropriate Funds for Greenlawn Water District Well No. 5
Appropriate Funds for South Huntington Water District Plant No. 8
Authorize Bonds for Town Road Improvements
Appropriate Funds for Dix Hills Water District Equipment
Authorize Bonds for Drainage Improvements
Authorize Bonds for Traffic Signal and Calming Improvements
Water District and Sewer Infrastructure Bond Authorizations
AMEND Resolution 2025-71 to Extend Position End Dates
Objected to the forced termination timeline and unconscionable contract terms imposed on long-serving legislative staff.
Appointment of Bureau Director (Resolution 2025-26)
Recused due to being married to the appointee.