Board Authorizes Environmental and Infrastructure Projects
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously advances environmental and coastal protection through multiple infrastructure projects. The board approved bond authorizations totaling approximately $935,000 in new and amended funding for saltmarsh restoration at Mastic Beach ($930,000 total authorization), a
Town Board · Meeting of April 28, 2022
NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Town Board unanimously advances environmental and coastal protection through multiple infrastructure projects. The board approved bond authorizations totaling approximately $935,000 in new and amended funding for saltmarsh restoration at Mastic Beach ($930,000 total authorization), a permeable reactive barrier at Shirley Beach ($475,000), culvert reconstruction and fish passage at Forge Road Dam ($790,000), and septic system upgrades at Cedar Beach ($200,000). Supervisor Edward P.
Romaine and all six board members voted unanimously on all environmental authorizations. The board also approved a zoning change for Malkmes Florists in Port Jefferson Station for multifamily residential development while deferring zoning applications from Medford Gardens and Rocco V. Pesce for further review.
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Source: the Town Board meeting of April 28, 2022, compiled from the official minutes.
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