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Brookhaven approves budgets and two self-storage development projects

Brookhaven Town Board approves both budgets unanimously. The board voted unanimously to adopt the 2024-2028 capital budget and 2024 operating budget, with Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and all six councilmembers present. The board also designated itself as lead agency for two proposed self-storage

Town Board · Meeting of November 16, 2023

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Town Board approves both budgets unanimously. The board voted unanimously to adopt the 2024-2028 capital budget and 2024 operating budget, with Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and all six councilmembers present.

The board also designated itself as lead agency for two proposed self-storage facilities: SAFStor @ Mount Sinai on Route 25A seeking a zone change from J Business 2 and A Residence 1 to L Industrial 1, and SAFStor @ Coram on Route 25. In additional actions, the board approved land acquisitions for open space and drainage, awarded license agreements to the Ketcham Inn Foundation for Smith Farm maintenance and to Wings Café for an airport luncheonette, and adopted amendments to local law increasing income limits for disabled persons and senior citizens for the 2024-25 tax year and beyond.

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Source: the Town Board meeting of November 16, 2023, compiled from the official minutes.

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