The Roslyn Community Party held its annual gathering to nominate candidates for Roslyn Village officialdom on Wednesday evening, Dec. 5. The meeting was held at the Roslyn Village Hall, with the meeting room filled to capacity.

The meeting was called to order by Party President Andrea Kaufman, who also set the agenda for the evening. Re-nominated as candidates for village trustees were Craig Westergard and Marshall Bernstein. The next village elections are set for Spring 2002. Nathan Stern was re-nominated as candidate for village judge.

Also re-elected as officers of the Roslyn Community Party were Andrea Kaufman, president, Marilyn Bernstein, vice president, and Peter Reuter, treasurer.

The meeting was conducted by Mayor John Durkin, aided by Trustees Craig Westergard, Nolan Meyerson, Marta Genovese and Marshall Bernstein.

Reviewing the issues that face the village, the mayor and trustees reported on the need to restructure the village sewerage system, which they noted would be a costly, but an inescapable item of village expense. Mayor Durkin said that the matter of how to finance the sewer reconstruction was under discussion, but that no final decision has yet been made.

During a question-and-answer period, villagers were told that Nassau County's upcoming reassessment of property values would not affect Roslyn village taxes, since village taxes are computed on a different basis. In response to another question the trustees pointed to ongoing discussions with owners of idle land in the downtown area. This land could provide for additional parking.