Board approves environmental grants; planning board clears development projects
Brookhaven Town Board accepts environmental grants for land acquisition and water infrastructure. The board unanimously approved two state grants from the Department of Environmental Conservation for land acquisition in Moriches and Calverton plus a Suffolk County grant for the Mill Pond Outfall
Town Board · Meeting of January 9, 2025
NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Town Board accepts environmental grants for land acquisition and water infrastructure. The board unanimously approved two state grants from the Department of Environmental Conservation for land acquisition in Moriches and Calverton plus a Suffolk County grant for the Mill Pond Outfall Pipe project. The Planning Board cleared site plans for Heritage Park's 4,050-square-foot community center expansion, an 18,195-square-foot catering hall at 1406 Montauk Highway in Mastic, and Cordwood Estates planned retirement community in Port Jefferson Station.
The board also approved a zone change allowing Five Star Car Wash to expand motor vehicle wash operations in Selden and adopted the 2025 Timekeeping Policy.
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Source: the Town Board meeting of January 9, 2025, compiled from the official minutes.
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