panels displaying images of Morgan Park’s gazebo. “They’re equipped with solar panels that power a compactor inside,” Mayor Panzenbeck explained. “At first, we weren’t sure if people would actually use them or if they might be misused—but overall, they’ve been a hit.” HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE CHALLENGES Glen Cove’s housing market suggests both opportunity and tension as the city steers between development pressures and resident concerns. The RXR Garvies Point project, a $1 billion waterfront transformation, has already delivered 385 luxury rental units at Harbor Landing and 166 condos at The Beacon, where units sell from $923,000 to $2.2 million. “We have added right across the street, I believe it’s about 159 apartments in the Village Square where we have the concerts at night,” Mayor Panzenbeck details. “We’ve added three rental buildings down 7 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 07 GLEN COVE, NY
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