Short answer: Nassau's health department puts Kings Point among the North Shore communities without public sewer. Nassau's S.E.P.T.I.C. grant for eligible nitrogen-reducing upgrades is up to $35,000 per its administrator (details below).
Kings Point in numbers
| Town | Town of North Hempstead |
|---|---|
| Status | Incorporated village |
| Area | 4.05 sq mi |
| Sewer (county list) | Not publicly sewered |
| Parcels / median parcel | about 1,757 / 0.93 ac |
| Building permits | Village of Kings Point |
Area and parcels computed 2026-11-07 from Nassau County GIS (place boundary; all tax parcels touching it, any use). Sewer status from the Nassau County Department of Health list of sewer districts by community, which is by community, not street.
Sewer status and lots
Nassau's health department puts Kings Point among the North Shore communities without public sewer. Kings Point covers 4.05 square miles; the roughly 1,757 parcels touching its boundary have a median size of 0.93 acres (about 40,700 sq ft). That is the 16th-largest median parcel of the 133 Nassau places we measured, so most lots have room for a replacement system and its setbacks to plan around. Nearby: Great Neck Gardens (on public sewer, median parcel 0.18 ac); Saddle Rock Estates (on public sewer, median parcel 0.19 ac); Saddle Rock (on public sewer, median parcel 0.32 ac).
Grant and permits
Because the county lists Kings Point outside public sewer, its homes fall in the area Nassau's S.E.P.T.I.C. grant was designed for, subject to the program's property test. Permits come from the Village of Kings Point; the contractor needs a Nassau County Home Improvement License, and no county rule we found requires an I/A system for an existing home.
For Kings Point properties, Nassau grant amount and no-stacking details are on the Nassau County overview and Long Island grants guide.
Who handles what in Kings Point
- Building permits: Village of Kings Point
- S.E.P.T.I.C. grants: 516-364-5861 ([email protected])
Frequently asked questions
Is Kings Point on public sewer?
Nassau's health department puts Kings Point among the North Shore communities without public sewer.
Who issues permits for septic work in Kings Point?
The Village of Kings Point building department, with a contractor holding a Nassau County Home Improvement License.
Rules and grant steps: Town of North Hempstead overview, Nassau regulations, S.E.P.T.I.C. details. More nearby: Plandome Manor, Plandome, Great Neck Estates, Sands Point.
Sources
Each source was re-read on November 7, 2026. Program amounts and rules change; the agency page is the authority.
- Nassau County DOH: Public sewer districts by community
- Nassau County GIS map service (place boundaries, tax parcels)
- Nassau County Soil & Water Conservation District: S.E.P.T.I.C. program (program administrator)
- Nassau County: S.E.P.T.I.C. program
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