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Accessory Apartment Review Board approves six permits, denies one

Brookhaven approves six residential apartments; rejects one as oversized. The Accessory Apartment Review Board unanimously approved six applications during its March 3 meeting, including a 640-square-foot first-floor unit for Carlos Pinto in Centereach (31 percent of total living space), a

Accessory Apartment Review Board · Meeting of March 3, 2022

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven approves six residential apartments; rejects one as oversized. The Accessory Apartment Review Board unanimously approved six applications during its March 3 meeting, including a 640-square-foot first-floor unit for Carlos Pinto in Centereach (31 percent of total living space), a 474-square-foot second-floor unit for Laura and Matthew Donlon in Middle Island (25 percent), and basement apartments for Rene Giordano, Matthew Murphy and Elizabeth Jourdan, Elucienne Cadesca, and Kendra Fairless ranging from 308 to 740 square feet. Board members Irene Dabramo, Gail Lynch-Bailey, Michael Wentz, and Mark Geraci unanimously denied Mark Goodall's application for a 916-square-foot apartment in Farmingville, finding it oversized and requiring Board of Zoning Appeals approval.

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Source: the Accessory Apartment Review Board meeting of March 3, 2022, compiled from the official minutes.

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