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Board approves variances for Centereach mini-storage facility project

The Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals processed a full docket of variances and permits at its February 16 meeting, including approval of a mini-storage facility in Centereach and a five-year special permit for residential livestock in Miller Place. The board unanimously approved setback, density,

Board of Zoning Appeals · Meeting of February 16, 2022

NY BROOKHAVEN — The Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals processed a full docket of variances and permits at its February 16 meeting, including approval of a mini-storage facility in Centereach and a five-year special permit for residential livestock in Miller Place. The board unanimously approved setback, density, and landscaping variances for Centereach Storage LLC's proposed mini-storage facility at Middle Country and South Coleman roads. Deputy Chair Howard Bergson dissented on a motion to allow 12 chickens on Rosemary Ferro's Miller Place property, where six chickens are otherwise permitted.

The board also unanimously approved variances for Blue Hills Fuels to reconstruct a fueling station in Holbrook and approved property clearing relief for Jose and Gleria Calderon in Centereach.

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Source: the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting of February 16, 2022, compiled from the official minutes.

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