Newsday (Nassau Edition) from Hempstead, New York • 29

iV COIsnuniTY DIGEST 'C 1 A sK -V Vs' Lawrence School Renovation fV Dual Drive 'W "i -a- i ISImontor III- A yvt Monochrome monitor printer adapter card? Ilf 200 program library Faced with fixing op eight buildings that are 66 jmn old on average school officials in Lawrence are seeking voter support for a flKAmfllfani lnini im fai runw tkna The money would be used to build computer lake edenee labs and art rooms and to expand media centers in a number of the edioola Boilers roofe bathroom fixtures and windows will be replaced driveways and parking lota repaired and daemons in tbe dis-tzictV eerly-childhood education center enlarged ifToters approve the band issue in the Dee 2 referendum Also included in the proposed project is replacement of eight 10000-gallon oil "tanks that must be removed bp 1990 be-1 cause of health officials concerns about groundwater contamination The cost of re- plsosment is $780000 The work would begin this summer and require three years to complete said Superintendent Alvin Baron School officials projected that the 19-year bonds would cost homeowners $18 per $10000 of assessed value in 1988 and a high of $115 per $10000 in 1993 The projection is based on assumptions about interest rates and repayment schedules that may change Baron said Architects who studied the buildings this mwiww and developed the plan to reftir- hiah will field questions on the proposal in eessiona scheduled over the neat two iwnntha at ssch of the schools offi-- dais said 1 Long Beach Forking Hearing The City Council has scheduled a hearing for Nov 6 on an ordinance to ban the use of valet parking in residential areas City Edwin Eaton said the proposal was developed becauae dty offi-ils awight valet parking would worsen i traffic density in residential neighbor- I 1 nrf or! System B) IBM color monitor 0: Color monitor printer adapter card Computers GARDEN CITY HUNTINGTON HAUPPAUGE 1301 Franklin Ave 516 Walt Whitman Rd Melville 367 Nesconset Hwy (516)248-6700 (516)351-8460 (516)360-7700 REGOPARK BROOKLYN 96-66 Queens Blvd 2498 Flatbush Ave (516)360-7700 (718)896-0700 NEW YONK: EmMMv: 485 Leunglon AWJ2I21 887-5000 Wltt8 Wf 12) VSmhhrn 478i Sine 212) 887-5000 MI SMt: 2 BroychMy (212) 344-0733 W0 BeMTO BfOrtJlyn MM SSSi SiSKTSm StimS Mam i At uaMMaSIthMi) HuRtfnfltOR: 516 VMM Whrtman Rd (516) 3516460 RfjO Nrk: 9666 Ounm 796-1555 NMpirt: 1460 Port Rd I 2590 (203) 22Sg WPrtjy6 MrSreok Ma8 IH? 202 8 252 Wwna (215) 640-1500 MliiWwi 2817 ScMKnsMM 77041 ScfstOI Wneonwi Ana (202)6884334 RHOOE WLANO: MiWiwi 2 EucM A (401) 273-2300 Am G24 CROrtnul Bt Z19 V77-V3UZ RNM I ihaaia: wwr iTM17Mk7RW (215) 77XM341 WASNINOTON The isnposal fellows a recommendation tv- Mssssil rirry Planning fVvnmis-tni that an application to the dty aoning board by the developen converting the firmer Promenade Hotel into condominiums be denied The developers are seeking to increase rtui nmnhw of nnita and proposed to provide ii ipimwrj parking with a valet system ua-ts-ing smaller tfa" normal spaces iis ar-rangement would be banned by the new law A aoning board hearing on the applica-r tion is sdieduled for Oct 30 Valet parking would still be allowed in under the new ordinance A i rn -iii i Natl Baldwin Train Station Work Less service now will mean more later as construction proceeds on a platform extension at the Baldwin Station on Grand Avenue the Long Island Bail Bond announced recently Ftar the nest three months tho usual 10-car trains will be cut back to eight cars as a temporary wooden platform at the east end ofthe station is demolished to make way fir 800 feet of concrete slab Once the concrete extension is completed the station will fir the first be able to accommodate 12-car trains The construction is part of a $Ll-billion capital-construction program in which iwTr work has been completed at platforms in Bockville Centre Freeport Merrick Wantagh fiyoaset Westbuiy lfineo-la Bayrida Broadway and Huntington i (JlKslUjil1 1 am tm S( Qfr till 1 1.