Brookhaven approves historic landmark designation and planning applications
Brookhaven approves historic landmark and multiple planning applications at procedural session. The board unanimously designated the Linwood and Dorothy Lee Residence in Setauket as a historic landmark and approved special permits for a Popeyes restaurant with variances and a 7-Eleven convenience
Town Board · Meeting of June 27, 2024
NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven approves historic landmark and multiple planning applications at procedural session. The board unanimously designated the Linwood and Dorothy Lee Residence in Setauket as a historic landmark and approved special permits for a Popeyes restaurant with variances and a 7-Eleven convenience store and fueling station, both in Coram. The board also approved modifications to The Grove commercial project in Patchogue and enacted Local Laws 12 and 13 amending the zoning code.
Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and Councilmembers Jonathan Kornreich, Jane Bonner, Neil Manzella, Neil J. Foley, and Karen Dunne Kesnig voted unanimously to authorize a shellfish restoration agreement with The Setauket Harbor Task Force and Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County, with Councilman Michael A.
Loguercio Jr. absent.
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Source: the Town Board meeting of June 27, 2024, compiled from the official minutes.
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